Baptists Endorse Social Security Contracts for Ministers
The Southern Baptist Convention approved by voice vote a plan for a social security contract between the government and individual ministers, avoiding church involvement. An alternate proposal for a separate ministerial bill was also approved as a realistic option. The session drew about 12,000 in Kiel Auditorium as 25,000 attendees from 23 states gathered. Dr. Cauthen urged expanding foreign missions to reach 1,758 missionaries.
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Christian Life Commission
ST. Louis
Southern Baptist Convention
Kiel Auditorium
Southern Baptists
Porter Routh
Nashville, Tenn
Baker James Cauthen
Southern Baptists’ Foreign Mission Board
Cauthen
Richmond
Gec
The
Foreign Mission Board
Pew
Missionaries Across 38 Countries Urge Global Spiritual Surge
A leader cites 912 missionaries in 38 countries and warns that without a new surge of spiritual vitality uniting people in faith there will be fearful slaughter beyond imagination.
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God
Japan Votes to Rearm Under New Defense Pact
In Tokyo on June 3, the Diet cleared two defense bills to transform Japan's land and sea safety forces into a full army and navy with an air force. Conservatives push for rearmament as Socialists object, but a 152 to 79 Upper House vote approved the measures along with a ban on abroad military action. The plan boosts ground forces to 149,000 and navy to 22,285, with an air force of 6,287. defense laws and mutual security agreements accompany the move.
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Tokyo
Isapan
Japan
Shigeru Yoshida
United States
U. S
Navy
Far East
Accident Suit Goes to Jury Over 1952 Clendenin Injury
Circuit Court jury to decide if Sophia A Coffee of Clendenin is owed damages after a August 1952 incident leaving from Willie C Bird’s car. She seeks 25000 claiming Bird’s negligence caused a fall from an Elk River embankment near a suspension bridge at Gandee property after a wedding reception.
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Sophia A. ‘Coffee
Clendenin
Willie C. Bird
Elk River
Bird
J. W. Gandee
U. S. Rt. 119
Dial Phone System to Expand in Gilbert Area
Gilbert area will receive a dial central office to serve about 300 additional customers and 20 more in adjacent regions. The plan, approved by the board of directors, aims for completion by Aug. 1 with further expansion along Mason College and Mason County routes.
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Mingo Town
Runk
Bhs Logan
Chesa- Eeae Ghibertsne
Univer- Peake and Potomac Telephone, Co
Gilbert
J. H Sessinger
Charleston
Logan
Arthur
Sullins
Dial Central
Nancy Louise Kessinger
Rita Carole White
Miss White
John Whiter
Chelyan
East Bank
Oppenheimer Dilemma Moves to AEC Appeal
Atomic Energy Commission Chairman Lewis Strauss conferred at the White House with Sherman Adams and James Hagerty on the next steps after the three man board found Oppenheimer loyal but not reinstated for top secret work. Oppenheimer's lawyers announced an appeal to the AEC. President Eisenhower chose not to comment. Connecticut officials note the federal government owns less than 1 percent of 3.6 million acres in the state.
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Washington
INS
Atomic Energy Commission
Lewis Strauss
White House
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Strauss
Sherman Adams
James C. Hagerty
Oppenheimer
Eisenhower
AEC
Tater
Connecticut
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Susan B. Anthony
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Longfellow
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Charleston Owned and Operated
Arthur J. McHoul
Kelley’s Men’s Shop
Palm
Vane
Sunbeam
White Furniture CO
Kanawha City
Mccorkle Ave
Palm Beach
T. M. Goodall-Sanford
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Washington ST
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Me Oy XM
America
Sunbeam Mikmaster
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