Christian Family Week observances span several churches
National Family Week activities will be observed May 1 to May 8 by First Presbyterian Wesley Memorial Methodist and others. Events include church services, family devotion nights, panel discussions, singing, evangelism missions led by Dr Embree Blackard and Rev Harold Robinson, and a May 8 closing panel.
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Na Council of Churches
First Presbyterian Church
Dinhall
Price N
Flora Macdonald College
W. W. Lentz
Hal A. Davis
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Embree H. Blackard
Central Methodist Church
Asheville
Jesus
Wesley Mermorial
T. Smith
Howard Marsh
Harold Amos
Lester Allen
George Lyles Jr
J. H. Millis
Arthur Utley Jr
First Baptist
First Methodist
Harold M. Robinson
Memorial Methodist Church
Thomasville
Mr. Robinson
Dulles Plans Paris Talks on Viet Nam Policy Clash
Secretary of State Dulles to meet French leaders in Paris after Western Big Three talks to smooth diverging US and French policies in South Viet Nam. Paris discussions may cover Indochina outlook and joint plans for order as Diem faces internal and external pressure. Bao Dai's role looms as US weighs backing amid calls to widen Diem's government.
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Washington
Dulles
Paris
Diem
Binh Xuyen
U.S
J. Lawton Collins
Saigon
Viet Nam
Bao Dai
State Department
Henry Suydam
Department
Nationalists Cold To Idea Of U S Base In Formosa
Nationalist officials in Formosa reacted coolly to Washington reports of a possible U S jet fighter base and Marines, tied to a cease fire plan for the Formosa Strait. They stressed opposition to any link with cease-fire efforts and cited Red naval activity around Matsu and Quemoy. The Tatao News Agency claimed Soviet ships handed over five landing craft to China on April 2.
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Taipet
Formosa
Washington
United States
Formosa Strait
Matsu
Huangchi Insula
Red
Little Quemoy
Amoy
Tatao
Interior Ministry
Soviet Russia
China
Fugitives hunted in New York swamp after jail break
A 200 man posse and 80 troopers scoured 10 square miles of swamp near St Lawrence County after four inmates escaped Canton jail. One trooper wounded, three fugitives identified as Frank Talarico Ralph La Shomb and Patrick Brooks fled into woods. Leon Cashinet captured.
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North Lawrence
N.Y. P
Tate
New York
St.Lawrence Seaway
St-Lawrence
Canton
A. J. Golby
Talarico
Hurricane Damage Bills Introduced for Carolina Coast
Washington lawmakers introduced measures asking federal funds for hurricane Hazel damage along the Carolina coast. Rep Mel McMillan urged protective actions rather than only rehabilitating property. Rep Carlie proposed an equal funding split for repair and future storm protection as Army Engineers study mitigation options.
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Washington
Carolina
House Public Works
Mel McMillan
Carlyle
DNC
North Atlantic
Atlantic
Gulf
Strikes Hit South in 48th Day With Large Contribution
A half million dollar CWA contribution supports strikes against Southern Bell and Louisville & Nashville. Damage and arson reported on rail lines and phone networks across several states as negotiators show no near term agreement. Governor Clement places rewards totaling 31 000 with more possible to curb violence. Local leaders urge settlement through prayer.
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Atlanta
CIO Communications Workers of America
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Seal
Atten
Ae Promp
Miami
Atlanta Joint Terminal
East St. Louis
L&n
Pensacola
Fla
Louisville
New York Central
Pennsylvania Railroad
Illinois Central
Birmingham
Hattiesburg
Miss
Chester
S.C
Ilotte
Southern Bell
Nashville
Tenn
Frank Clement
Centerville
Chattanooga
Clement
Paducah
W. Matlock
CWA
Twelve Vets Set for Moscow Reunion From Elbe Linkup
A State Department cleared Moscow reunion is planned for 12 American veterans linked to the Elbe River patrols. Joseph Polowsky of Chicago says the group will attend the May 9 Russian V-Day anniversary and April Washington gathering, with a list of ten accompanying veterans from various states.
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Chicago
State Department
Moscow
Washington
Joseph Polowsky
Polowsky
Washinggton
Pvt
Albert L. Kotzebue
Elbe
Stehla
Germany
Russia
John Banon Jr
Rockingham
N.C
Charles C Forrester
Greer
S.C
Robert Hace
Indianapolis
Edwin A. Jeary
Oak Park
Mich
Fred W. Johnston
Bradford
Robert Segal
Milwaukee
Claude W. Moore
Newbern
Tenn
Elijah R. Sams Jr
Pinnacle
Murray Sc
Billy Graham attacked by Glasgow Communist paper
The Glasgow publication The Word blasts Evangelist Billy Graham in a lengthy anti crusade feature. It accuses the church of being a den of thieves and predicts his six week revival will have little effect on the world. The piece mocks his mission and cites political opposition as proof of danger.
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Glasgow
Billy Graham
the Word
Billy
Church of God
London
Experts In Conference Develop Polio Vaccine Probe
Public Health Service officials called a two day conference with 11 outside experts including Dr Jonas Salk and Dr Thomas Francis to review polio cases after Cutter Laboratories vaccine inoculations. Twelve new post inoculation cases raised totals to 29 across Idaho California Washington and Missouri. California halted further inoculations pending Washington decision while Cutter officials defend testing procedures.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Jonas &. Salk
Pittsburgh
Thomas Francis
University of Michigan
Cutter Laboratories
Berkeley
Calif
California
Robert K. Cutter
Cutter Laboraories
Karl Habel
J. T. Tripp
U.S. Public Health Service
Cutter
Idaho
San Diego
Washington State
St.Louis
Corey
Colorado
Missouri
Georgia
Polio Vaccination Halted Pending Experts Decision
Berkeley authorities halt polio immunization in California pending final ruling by U S Public Health Service and virus experts. Cutter vaccine withdrawn after polio cases, and all other vaccines paused temporarily. State reports 13 Cutter polio cases in California plus others nationwide. 300000 children had Cutter shots. Cutter Laboratories cooperates with investigators.
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Berkeley
Calif
California
U.S
State Board Health
Washington
Cutter Laboratories
Cutter
Seeman
State Health Board
Chicago
Idaho
Robert Dyar
State Health Department
Arizona
Nevada
New Mexico
Public Health Service
Spectators Deserting Mock City Reported at Survival Town
Spectators and Civil Defense workers dwindled as atomic test preparations near completion in Survival City Nevada. Officials warned of uncertain weather and winds that could carry radiation while observers debated whether to stay for the scheduled 5 10 am shot.
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Nev
Val Peterson
Federal Civil Defense Administration
New York
Atomic Energy Commission
Elgin
America
Vietnamese rebels depose Bao Dai as Diem faces cabinet purge
In Saigon the Revolutionary Democratic Forces of the Nation Assembly ousted Bao Dai as Chief of State and dissolved Ngo Dinh Diem's cabinet while calling on him to form a new government. Diem refused Bao Dai’s summons to the Riviera as Nationalist troops won a street battle over the Binh Xuyen. The United States supports Diem, while France and Britain hint at replacing him.
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Revolutionary Democratic Forces
Ngo Dinh Diem
Saigon
Bao Dai
Diem
Viet Nam
Riviera
Binh Xuyen
Cho Son
J. Lawton Collins
Eisenhower
United States
France
Britain
Paris
Hodges Attends Cape Hatteras Jamboree Opening
Gov. and Mrs. Luther Hodges visit Cape Hatteras for the first annual Caret Pirate Jamboree. The itinerary includes a noon arrival, a fishing contest around Kitty Hawk, and a Tar Heel Banquet with the crowning of Miss Sara Alford as Pirate Queen. The event features a 3000-person salt water fish fry and beach activities on Roanoke Island.
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Cape Hatteras
Luther Hodges
North Carolina
Manteo
National Guard
Kitty Hawk
Kill Devil Hill
Nags Head
Kittyawk
Hodges
Sara Alford
Cape Hatteras National Peel Lands
the Hatteras
Roanoke Island
Tomorrow's Sunday Enterprise Feature Preview
The Sunday Enterprise previews tomorrow's 52 page issue with photo features on nurses and fishing, plus carnival life and a profile of High Point and Thomasville women police. It promises vivid photo studies and local interest stories, including housewives balancing shifts.
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High Point
Enterprise
Thomasville
Red
China
Sunday Enterprise
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Lloyd Sechriest
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Southern Synod
N. C
N. C. Christian Endeavor Union
Brotherhood of the Denomination
High Point Ministerial Association
Catherine D. Moffitt
Guilford
Newi
Young Young Peoples’ Service Leagues
Saint Mary's Epise Church
Moffitt
Stephanie R. Bryan
Charles B. Bryan
Alvarado Road
Pacific
Sea Bee
Farrallone Islands
Hawaii
San Francisco
Bill Young
George Burnham
Chattanooga News-Free Press
Provisional Assembly
Dai
By Lee Garrett
South Viet Nam
Bao Dai Toaoe
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