Palm Sunday to Easter Holy Week Services Noted
Holy Week observances fill church calendars with Palm Sunday processions and special chancel choir concerts at Wesley Memorial, Central Christian and Emerywood churches. Pre Easter services feature ministers from Disciples of Christ and First Church Charlotte among others.
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Jesus
Jerusalem
Temple
Christ
Bethany
Gethsemane
Central Christian Church
Donald Wiessman
Ross J. Allen
Disciples of Christ
Kermit Traylor
Fourth Street Christian Church
Winston- Salem
Paul Duncan
First
Charlotte
Robert Jarman
First Church
Greensboro
George Downey
of Christ of North Caross
W. Stamey Teachey
Weekday Services At First Presbyterian Church
Special services are scheduled at First Presbyterian Church on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday at 7 30 p.m. Dr E Lee Stoffel pastor of First Presbyterian Church of Charlotte and Dr Sidney A Gates pastor will lead. More on page eight.
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Albertson Road Baptist Church
John Edwards
Eller Memorial Baptist Church
Greensboro
First Presbyterian Church
E. Lee Stoffel
First Presbyterian Church of
Charlotte
Sidney A. Gates
Byrd Promises Nonpolitical Senate Finance Probe
Senator Byrd pledges a Senate Finance Committee inquiry into the nation’s finances. He names rising interest rates revenues credit taxes and both public and private debts as topics with Secretary Humphrey to testify first in about three weeks. The data point to a debt rise from 600 to 900 billion dollars in four years with private debt comprising most of the increase.
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Washington
Byrd
D-Va
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
House
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
U N Secretary General Balks at Budapest Visit Offers
Hungary and the United Nations clashed over a possible Hammarskjold trip to Budapest. Peter Mod carried the invitation after Soviet crackdown, with, later, discussions and a suggested date in early December failing due to Hungarian objections.
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United Nations
U.N
Hammarskjold
Hungary
Peter Mod
Budapest
Imre Horvath
Radio
Twisters May Be Tracked To Narrow Pathways
Oklahoma inventor Dr. Herbert L. Jones says high frequency direction finders could pinpoint a tornado’s target area. He claims his device has predicted tornado strike times within 30 seconds and that three units are being installed in Amarillo Texas Fort Smith Arkansas and Salina Kansas to map paths within a five mile radius.
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Houston
Tex
Oklahoma
Herbert L. Jones
Stillwater
Okla
Jones
Oklahoma A&m
U. S. Weather Service
Air Force
Amarillo
Fort Smith
Ark
Salina
Kan
U.N. reports Suez Canal clearance under 11 million
The United Nations announces its Suez Canal clearance mission cost under 11 million dollars, about a quarter of prior estimates. The 14th weekly report says the 103 mile waterway is clear for vessels up to 33 feet draft and to finish this weekend. Loans from 10 member nations total 10,822,606 dollars, including 5,000,000 from the United States and 1,045,000 from Canada.
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United Nations
N. Y
U.N
Premier Candidate Withdraws Amid Jordan Crisis
In Amman Abdul Halim Nimr withdrew from efforts to form a new government after failing to secure bloc support. King Hussein weighed ex foreign minister Hussein Fakhri Khalidi and former premier Said Mufti as rivals while continuing the search to replace pro-Soviet Suleiman Nabulsi. The prolonged standoff with no immediate solution worsened tensions in Jordan.
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Amman
Jordan
Abdul Halim Nimr
Hussein
Suleiman Nabulsi
Wednesday Hussein
Hussein Fakhri Khalidi
Nimr
Nabulsi
Syria
Egypt
Said Mufti
Senate
Mufti
Oral diabetes drug shows promise in early trials
Boston researchers report a still experimental oral therapy named D. B. I. with imido-urea chemistry lowering blood sugar in diabetics of various ages, but note only three months of testing and potential side effects. Separate early trials in Chicago involve several cancer drugs including 6-Azauracil and methotrexate showing temporary tumor responses in leukemia and uterine cancer.
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Aguluau Vnsof
Tee
New York Medical College
Leo P. Krall
Dr. Krall
B. I. Shnider
National Cancer Institute
NCI
District of Columbia General Hospital
Postal Service Cuts Continue Amid Funding Standoff
Postmaster General Summerfield announced ongoing mail service reductions as Congress weighs a 41 to 47 million dollar supplemental funding request. Saturday deliveries halted nationwide and most post offices closed except rural fourth class outlets amid delayed restoration pending Congressional action and presidential approval.
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Washington
Summerfield
House Appropriations Committee
Torday
Congress
Eisenner
Senate
Langley trial nears end in Portland gambling scandal
Portland District Attorney William Langley faces a possible removal and fines if convicted on a misdemeanor charge of deliberate failure to prosecute gambling. He also faces six other felonies including perjury and conspiring to take a bribe. The case, tied to vice probes in Portland, features Elkins blackmail claims and taped evidence contested in federal proceedings.
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Portland
Ore
William Langley
Multnomah County
Lagley
Langley
Terry Schrunk
Schrunk
Big Jim Elkins
Elkins
Senate
K. C. Tanner
Tanner
Raymond Clark
U. S. Dist
William East
Clark
FBI
Federal Grand Jury
GOP Budget Report Awaited After Divergent Views
In Omaha a Midwest GOP budget report drew interest as Howard Pyle defended the President’s plan at a $25 plate banquet for eight states. Senator Roman Hruska urged deeper cuts while Sen Andrew Schoeppel and Rep Richard Simpson backed reduction, signaling Republican push for restraint.
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Omaha
Howard Pyle
Roman Hruska
Rneb
Hruska
Andrew Schoeppel
Kan
Senate Campaign Committee
Richard Simpson
House Campaign Committee
Sunday Enterprise Preview: shopping center clash in High Point
Staff writers flag a brewing fight between the city’s first shopping center and the downtown district as High Point resists the center trend. Tax deadline Monday looms with taxpayer perspectives. Denton marks 50th anniversary with parade and Kerr Scott speech. photos to follow.
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Forrest Cates
High Point
Sunday Enterprise
Tom Alston
Uncle Sam
Denton
Kerr Scott
Ed Lane
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Wesley Memorial
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Israel
Mendelssohn
Elijah
Gabriel Faure
Troit
Kyrie
Howard Cobl
Carroll Feagins
C. Excelle Rozzelle
Emerywood Baptist Church
Thomas S. Haggai
First Baptist Church
Thomasville
Mr. Haggai
Salvation Army
Ed Ferguson
Pleasant Grove Methodist Church
C. E. Rozzelle
High Point College
Ready
Eisenhower
William N. Oatis
W. G. Winslow
Postal Department
Janet Teague
Boston
New England
Chicago
Min Chiu Li
Donald B. Spencer
Roy Hertz
Herbert A. Lubs
University of Wisconsin
Charles Heidelberger
Robert Duschinsky
Ernest Pleven
Hoffmann-La Roche, Inc
GOP
the Sunday Enterprise
Pete Jones
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