Pacific College Grant Supports Warner Pacific College
As the 73rd International Convention of the Church of God nears its climax, the National Woman's Missionary Society awards Warner Pacific College a $25,000 grant over three years for its 25th anniversary expansion. The society reports a record 436,000 budget and announces new officers and committee appointments. The convention features speakers led by Mrs. Mary Webster with the theme Witness To The Glory of God as thousands gather in Portland.
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Church of God
National Woman's Missionary Society
Warner Pacific College
Portland
Ore
Roscoe Snowden, Anderson
Clarence Patterson
Warner Auditorium
E. 5Th St
Harold Boyer
Springfield
Ohio
W. E. Reed
Steele C. Smith
Anderson
William Eddy
Birmingham
Ala
Division of World Service
Ralph V. Hatch
Milwaukee
Wis
Church Service
Roscoe Snowden
Emery Williams
San Antonio
Tex
General Service
Forrest Carlson
Sterling
Adam W. Miller
Warner Aduitorium
Mary Webster
Toulon
Lil
E. Stanley Jones
United States
Charles R. Richardson
Danville
Marcus H. Morgan
Chicago
West Coast College
Snowden
James Woodward
Vero Beach
Fla
Maurice Mauch
Kalamazoo
Mich
James Curtis
Odessa
B. E. Barber
Fort Lauderdale
National Woman's Missionary Society of the Church of God
Patterson
Society
Church
Warner Press to be corporate name of Gospel Trumpet Co
The Gospel Trumpet Company at Anderson will change its corporate title to Warner Press Inc with approval from the General Ministerial Assembly during the 73rd International Convention. The change consolidates all activities under Warner Press while preserving the trade name on products.
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Gospel Trumpet Company
Anderson
Warner Press, Inc
Steele C. Smith
E. Std St
General Ministerial Assembly of
The
Church of God
Gospel Trumpet Publishing Co
Dr. Smith
Warner Press
Long
Sallman
Eisenhower Attacks Kennedy Budget In Strong Terms
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower denounced the Kennedy budget during a $100-a-plate fundraiser in Washington, saying the administration flounders and pursues “old-time medicine show skullduggery.” He urged a bipartisan foreign policy and called for substantial defense budget cuts while criticizing space spending and the economy. The speech praised Republicans for opposing the farm bill and urged GOP unity to win control of the House.
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Washington
UPI
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kennedy
Eisenhower
House
GOP
Congress
Railroads Break Off Talks With Unions in Feud
The nations railroads cut off talks with on-train worker brotherhoods in a prolonged dispute over work rules. Negotiators charged carriers with no progress under the National Mediation Board and the case returns to government mediation, with possible presidential action pending.
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Chicago
UPI
National Mediation Board
NMB
J. F E. Wolfe
NME
Leverett Edwards
Kennedy
Mediation
White House
Goldberg
Wolfe
Presidential Railroad Commission
Brotherhood
A. F. Zimmerman
Air Engineers Spurn Pact Threaten Strike At Pan Am And Eastern
Flight engineers for Pan American and Eastern Airlines reject the TWA settlement as unacceptable and threaten to strike at 2 pm Saturday if no satisfactory deal is reached. Ronald Brown heads the union, cites loss of license requirements, weak representation, and unresolved wages as core issues. Kennedy praised the TWA accord, while Pan Am and Eastern push for continued negotiations.
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NEW York
API
Pan American World Airways
Eastern Airlines
Trans World Airlines
Ronald Brown
Flight Engineers International Association
Pan Am
Eastern
Brown
Eastern Division
TWA
Washington
Arthur Goldberg
Kennedy
Omic
Pan American and Eastern
Union, TWA strike threat delays contract talks
Labor Secretary Arthur J. Goldberg stepped in to mediate between the union and Trans World Airlines as a strike loomed. Pan Am and Eastern officials clashed with the TWA chapter head H. S. Dietrich, who had accepted the controversial agreement, amid impeachment rumors in Kansas City.
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Arthur J. Goldberg
TWA
Pan Am
H. S. Dietrich
Kansas City
Weldon Farmer Jailed For Driving Without License
Paul Winstead a Weldon farmer attempted a 90 mile trip to visit his girlfriend from Weldon to Streator. State troopers in Normal stopped his tractor for a tail light violation and he was jailed on charges of operating a vehicle without a driver’s license.
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Normal
UPI
Paul Winstead
Weldon
Winstead
Streator
Air France Jetliner Crash Kills 111 in Guadeloupe
The Air France Boeing 707 crashed in a predawn storm on Guadeloupe killing all 111 aboard including seven children and four babies. Debris spread over a mile area after an apparently explosive impact. Captain Andre Lesieur led the crew of 10 on a route from Paris to Santiago via Azores and Caracas.
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Pointe-A-Pitre
Guadeloupe
Air France
Caledonian Airways
Douala
Cameroon
Air France Boeing
Paris’ Orly
Atlanta, Gaart Association
James Welsh
US Information Agency
Atlantic
Andre Lesieur
Charles de Gaulle
Atlanta
Chateau de Chantilly
Five More Die In Indiana Traffic Toll Reaches 15
The Associated Press reports five additional fatalities in Indiana traffic, raising the two day toll to 15. Causes include head on crashes near South Bend and Lafayette, a fatal collision near Schneider, a pedestrian accident near Chicago Road, and a fatal curb impact in Indianapolis.
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Indiana
Associated Press
Robert Leroy Pride
Ardmore
South Bend
Ind
Newton County
Emery Honn
Brook
Honn
Lemuel V. Carter
Rensselaer
Ind. 10
US. 41
Schneider
Carter
Lafayette
Jerry Lee Smith
James
South
Bradley McNeal
Indianapolis
McNeal
Marlene Armour
General Hospital
Arthur Swander
Rt. 2
Wolcottville
Robert Helt
1962 Madison County 4H Fair Planners Meet Monday Evening
The 1962 Madison County 4H Fair Committees will gather at the 4H Club grounds in Alexandria on Monday June 25 at 8 p.m. County extension office says departmental advisors supervisors managers and volunteer parents will outline advance enrollments show orders and details for a smooth fair.
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Madison County
Alexandria
Richard Gilchrist
Anderson
Charles Lawler
Clifton Paddock
Cecil Coleman
Summitville
Fred Disque
Dean Halsey
Highland
Robert Watson
Green Township
Gordon
Robert Hyde
Anderson Township
Fare raise sought for Chicago South Shore Railroad
A petition to raise fares on the Chicago South Shore and South Bend Railroad was filed Friday, according to W P Colston president of the line.
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Chicago
UPI
Chicago South Shore & South Bend Railroad
W.P. Colston
Councilman Acquitted In Tax Evasion Case
Hammond Indiana federal court jury acquitted George H. Wolf Hammond city councilman on a charge of evading income tax on an alleged $2,000 payoff from a toll road concern Wolf was the first of 12 Lake County political figures to go on trial under February tax evasion indictments.
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Hammond, Ind
George H. Wolf
Hammond
Wolf
Lake County
Farm Compromise Sought After Farm Bill Defeat
Washington lawmakers sought a one year extension of current emergency wheat and feed grain programs after the farm bill was defeated. Rep. Harold D. Cooley introduced the measure following talks with Secretary Orville Freeman and the House Agriculture Committee. The plan would avoid reverting to the 1958 Benson program and keep voluntary controls with aims to win committee approval next week.
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Washington
Harold D. Cooley
D-N.c
Orville L. Freeman
House Agriculture Committee
Rep
Charles B. Hoeven
Iowa
Cooley
House
Ezra Taft Benson
Freeman
Republican Party
W. R. Poage
D-Tex
Cogley
New Arrivals In Anderson Area Born at St Johns Hospital
At St Johns Hospital in Anderson new arrivals include a girl to Mr and Mrs Robert Harmon Rt 3 a girl. a girl to Mr and Mrs Charles Mayo 1305 Bramble Way. a boy to Mr and Mrs Jimmie Garrett 326 W 37th. a boy to Mr and Mrs John Comer 2311 Raible. a boy to Mr and Mrs Herschel Hinkle Chesterfield. a boy to Mr and Mrs Robert Farrington 29 W 8th.
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St. John’s Hospital
Robert Harmon
Charles Mayo
Bramble Way
Jimmie Garrett
John Comer
Raible
Herschel Hinkle
Chesterfield
Robert Farrington
Bayh Wins Indiana Senate Nomination in Blowout
Birch E. Bayh Jr. of Terre Haute swept the Democratic delegates at the Indiana state convention, defeating Mayors Charles Boswell and M. Jack Edwards by large margins. Bayh secured 1,982 votes to 459 for Boswell and 106 for Edwards, topping the required 1,290 of 2,578. The victory reinforces Bayh's bid to face Republican Homer Capehart in the November election, amid a campaign framed by Bayh as forward looking and reform minded.
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Indianapolis
Birch E. Bayh Jr
Terre Haue
US Senate
Bayh
Charles H. Boswell
M. Jack Edwards
Marion
Statehouse State Committee
John S. Gonas
South Bend
Boswell
Edwards
Homer E. Capehart
Fairgrounds Coliseum
Indiana
Agreement Reached In Auto Walkout
UPI reports a Friday night agreement ends a 16 day Ford strike affecting about 75 000 workers nationwide Details of the pact were not disclosed and it must be ratified by United Auto Workers Local 420 at the Walton Hills stamping plant in Ohio.
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Cleveland
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