Wichita Baptists Renew Drive Against Council
Wichita First Baptist Church with 4600 members plans to press the American Baptist Convention to withdraw from the National Council of Churches as the convention meets in Rochester. The church’s $30,000 annual gift is vital. Kansas delegates press the committee on relations with other religious bodies as 10 000 delegates are expected.
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Rochester
N. Y
First Baptist Church
Wichita
American Baptist Convention
National Council of Churches
National Council
Kansas
General Council
Edwin T. Dahlberg
St. Louis
Southern Baptist Convention
Humboldt Vacation Bible School enrollments span several churches
About 350 Humboldt children attend Daily Vacation Bible School across five churches starting Tuesday. The Assembly of God hosts Wagons Ho On the Christian Trail with 32 pupils and several teachers and helpers. Other churches report enrollments ranging from 20 to 88 with numerous volunteers and staff handling music, snacks, and supervision.
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Humboldt
Assembly of God Church
Ray Eskelin
Nadine Klingensmith
Franklin Schooley
Anita Rutledge
Billie Barlow
Frances Klingensmith
Lewis
Hugh Pullman
Norman Clover
Simon Klingensmith
Brigg Massey
Bryant Lambright
Ralph Rinehart
Phil Flottman
Dolores Beeman
Bobby Henderson
R. H. Johnson
Leon Henderson
Claude Moon
Gerald McCall
Methodist Bible School
Lewis Barnett
Clarence Lewis
Janice Blattner
Betty Lewis
Frank Hemphill
Vernon Hawver
Gene Taylor
Charles Tilman
Howard Morrison
Donna Huffman
James Crowl
Richard Daniels
Margaret Blattner
Mary Jo King
Agnes Nickey
A. E. Walford
Delene Lieurance
First Baptist Church
Gabe Crincleton
Ferral Purdon
Sharon Pullman
Sue Shurtz
Ronald Jay
Cruz Florez
Albert Middendorf
Carl Pullman
Charles Clements
Kay Nash
Ray Middendorf
Ralph Kepley
Elmina Wilson
The
Presbyterian Church
Robert E. Osborne
Donna Williams
Albert DeMerritt
J. F. McClanahan
Robert Sharp
Leslie Kirby
DeAnn DeMerritt
Richard Rogers
William Burtch
A. L. Googins
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Local residents host weekend visitors and travel plans
Helpers will be released later by Rev. Herman Seyfert. Arthur and Ruth Raish hosted guests Maxwell Iowa visitors John Raish and family. A visit to Chanute to see Jesse Splane occurred Sunday. Martin Henrichs plans to tour Europe after teaching in Gary Indiana. Other guests included Henry Bagley and Bobbie Lou, Topeka, and Elizabeth Meyer. Harold Horn and wife toured Humboldt and joined a high school reunion.
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Arthur Raish
John Raish
Maxwell
Iowa
Chanute
Jesse Splane
Henry Bagley
Bobbie Lou
Pittsburg
Martin Henrichs
Calumet School
Gary
Ind
Europe
New York
Amsterdam
Holland
Henrichs
Herbert Laude
James Rassamussen
Roxanna
Topeka
Laude
Robert Asbury
Yates Center
John Simmons
Springfield
Elizabeth Meyer
Area Planned For New Homes Near Plummer
Builder Ed C. Glover nears completion of the first unit in a 25 home project on West 14th west of Plummer. Homes on 100 by 200 foot lots will be two or three bedrooms with reinforced concrete foundations and slabs, complete insulation, forced air heat, and hardwood floors. Some will have garages or carports and city utilities while outside city limits. Four homes face 14th, others border three north south streets on the 17 acre addition. Rebuilds include ditching oiling and landscaping on frontage. Livestock ownership limited to one pony or calf and 12 chickens. Construction pace depends on sales.
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Ed C. Glover
West 14Th
Plummer
Glover
New Hope Chorus Plans Evening Program at Local Church
The New Hope Baptist church men's chorus will present spirituals and inspirational music at First Baptist church Sunday at 8 PM. Rev H A Simmons will deliver the morning sermon due to Rev Ray J Hutchison attending the American Baptist Convention in Rochester New York. Public invited.
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New Hope Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
H. A. Simmons
Ray J. Hutchison
American Baptist Convention
Rochester
New York
Summit Meet By 3 Demos For President
Beverly Hills AP three top Democratic presidential hopefuls Kennedy Johnson Symington held a $100-a-plate testimonial for Gov. Edmund G. Brown with Brown’s delegation pledging 81 votes in California’s June 7 primary. Brown said unity in the delegation is unlikely and each candidate could lead to victory in the general election. The trio toured a packed Beverly Hilton event, held news conferences, and pressed delegates for support.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
California
Edmund G. Brown
San
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Brown
Beverly Hilton
Luana Patten and John Smith Apply for License to Wed
Luana Patten aged 22 a former child star and actor John Smith aged 29 filed for a marriage license on Tuesday in Los Angeles. The announcement notes their plans to wed as public records list the couples.
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Los Angeles
Luana Patten
John Smith
De Gaulle calls for methodic work before new summit
Paris reports President Charles de Gaulle says no more summit conferences until a path to agreement is built through methodic diplomatic work. He notes France will host again only after reasonable preparation by all four powers following the breakdown of the previous talks.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
France
Flora Belle Isley King Dies Grandmother of Jenifer Jones
Flora Belle Isley King 87, grandmother of actress Jenifer Jones, died Tuesday in a Kansas City hospital after a lengthy illness. She lived much of her life in Tulsa and moved to Kansas City to live with a sister after 1948. Survived by son Phil R. Isley of Dallas, sister Mrs. Dora Ramsey, another sister Mrs. Ethel Long of Centralia, and brother George L. Ross of Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Kan
Flora Belle Isley King
Jenifer Jones
Ethel Long
Centralia
George L. Ross
Public Fiesta Group to Host Sunday Meeting
The Mexican Fiesta Committee sets a 4 30 Sunday gathering at St Patrick s School with Chanute police chief Lige Matlock as speaker to discuss plans for the September Mexican Fiesta celebration.
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St. Patrick's School
Lige Matlock
Chanute Police
Pasternak Death Reported After 36 Hours
The Soviet public learned of Boris Pasternak’s death about 36 hours after he died at his home near Moscow. The brief notice omitted the prior condemnations by Soviet writers and press over his Nobel prize selection in 1958. Field Marshal Montgomery urged a one China policy in Red China, supporting Peiping as the government. A U.S. Air Force airlift to Chile ended as ships completed relief operations.
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Moscow
Boris Pasternak
Doctor Zhivago
London
Viscount Montgomery
Red China
Formosa
China
NATO
Peiping
Whittaker’s Son Weds Granddaughter of Pendergast
In Hanover Kansas City linked families unite as Gary T. Whittaker son of Justice Charles E. Whittaker and Carol Ann Houlihan granddaughter of the late Thomas J. Pendergast wed at St. Dennis Roman Catholic Church. The 19 year olds met about five years ago as Carol Ann studied at Manhattanville College while Gary attended Dartmouth. The ceremony was led by Rev. John F. Pitts. Carol Ann’s father runs a Country Club Plaza clothing store and was previously married to Aileen Pendergast. The Pendergast and Houlihan families have noted public interest due to their political and legal prominence.
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John F. Pitts
St. Dennis Parish
Manhattanville College of the Sacred Heart
Purchase
N. Y
Thomas Francis Houlihan
Kansas City
Country Club Plaza
Aileen Pendergast
Americans Find Money and Children Key Happiness Sources
A nationwide mental health inventory by University of Michigan finds money and children as major happiness sources for Americans, with debt and housing shortages among top unhappiness causes. The survey based on 2,460 interviews notes older people feel fewer shortcomings, and younger seek achievement while older focus on moral issues.
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New York
U.S
University of Michigan
Survey Research Center
Joint Commission On
Communist leader Eugene Dennis undergoes lung cancer surgery
Eugene Dennis, chairman of the Communist Party USA, had lung cancer surgery at Mt. Sinai Hospital in New York. The party said he has long suffered a heart ailment and will need a lengthy recovery after the operation. Dennis became chairman last December after serving as national secretary.
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New York
Eugene Dennis
Communist Party of the United
Dennis
Chanute Tribune Notes 1960 Political Shift
The Chanute Tribune reports on party leadership change noting Gus Hall succeeded the previous national secretary in 1957. The item places the shift within the party’s recent history and implies ongoing organizational changes since then.
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Gus Hall
Halleck Emerges as Line for GOP National Convention Chair
Republican House Leader Charles A. Halleck of Indiana is in line to become permanent chairman of the GOP National Convention. National Chairman Thruston B. Morton said on Tuesday he will recommend Halleck for the post.
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Washington
Republican House
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Thruston B. Morton
Halleck
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Penney’s
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Tiago
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