Missionaries Allen to Lead Services at Lexington Avenue
The Rev and Mrs Charles A Allen Jr missionaries to Guatemala will conduct services at Lexington Avenue Baptist Church tonight at 7 o clock and tomorrow at 11 am 1 pm and 7 30 pm Tonight s service will be preceded by a picnic supper at the church The Allens topic this evening Preparation for Christian Service Mrs Allen is former Jean Short of High Point and daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel Henson of Bridges Street The Rev Mr Allen pastor of Center Baptist Church near Wade since 1954 and has served Magnolia and Cape Fear Baptist Churches in Fayetteville The Rev G T Tunstall serves as interim supply pastor at English Street Baptist Church Also notes Loyalty Drive in August with two communion services start Sunday and pins for attendees.
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Charles A. Allen Jr
Guatemala
Lexington Avenue Baptist Church
Allen’s
Allen
Southern Baptist Foreign Mission Board
Jean
Fayetteville
Vander
Wake Forest College
Southeastern Seminary
Celia Elizabeth
Pastor Dr Lee A Peeler to Speak at Local Church
Former pastor Dr Lee A Peeler will speak at First Evangelical and Reformed Church tomorrow at 11 a m. He led the church from 1908 to 1917 and now lives in Salisbury. In his absence Rev Fred Moore will speak at Conrad Memorial Baptist Church Sunday at both services with the topics The Good and more on page two.
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Lee A. Peeler
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Salisbury
R. A. Mensendiek
First Reformed
Fred Moore
Conrad Memorial Baptist Church
Fifth is Killed In Lebanon
A U S Army sergeant was fatally shot at Beirut as his truck moved radio relay equipment. The killer is unknown and a Lebanese security force man helped transport the injured sergeant to a hospital. Four prior American deaths in Lebanon since July include a drowning, a Navy flight death, and two Marine fatalities from a sentry dispute and an accidental discharge.
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Beirut
Lebanon
U.S
Camille Chamoun
U.S. Navy
Army
Fouad Street
Lebanese Security Forces
US. Army
16 State Meet Set By Lawyers
Charleston, S C AP report: Lawyers plan the 16 State Meet in August 21-23 on Financing Higher Education. Key speakers include Gov Hodges North Carolina and Gov Coleman Mississippi and Dr Harold Clark educational economist from Columbia University. Dr Robert C Anderson SREB director says seventh annual conference first in South Carolina. Legislators named as delegates by SREB members.
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Charleston
Luther H. Hodges
North Carolina
James P. Coleman
Mississippi
Harold Clark
Columbia University
Robert C. Anderson
Southern Regional Education Board
South Carolina
SREB
Non-Stop Sea Jump Described By Pilot
Marion Boling, 43, veteran pilot from Palo Alto, describes his 6,979 mile non-stop Pacific flight from Manila to Pendleton Oregon. He faced fuel loss, near ditching, dizziness, loneliness, and limited gear, calling the feat the toughest hours of his life but a worthy memory.
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Marion Boling
Pendleton
Ore
Pendleton, Ors
Pacific Ocean
Boling
Palo Alto
Calif
Manila
Bill Odom
Lindbergh
Peel
Tragedy Near Rio: Munition Dump Blast Kills Dozens
A large munitions dump near Deodoro 18 miles from Rio de Janeiro exploded with a series of blasts. Initial estimates placed casualties from 50 dead to potentially many more, as rescue teams faced dangerous conditions and fear of further explosions. Authorities credited evacuation efforts and rapid military response for saving hundreds of residents.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
War Ministry
Juscelino Kubitschek
Rio
Revenooer Dog Attack Disrupts Buncombe County Raid
Asheville AP reports Joe Fowler of the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Unit was aiding ABC agents and Buncombe deputies during a raid on a two man still in Big Cove when a bulldog attacked, ripping his pants and causing a temporary loss of dignity amidst the pursuit.
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Asheville
Joe Fowler
Alcholic and
Tobacco Tax Unit
Fowler
Asheville Abc
Laurence E. Brown
Big Cove
Buncombe County
Hawaiians Protest Unannounced Nuclear Test Blast
Hawaii residents protest an unannounced nuclear test near Johnston Island after a warhead launch produced a towering mushroom cloud visible up to 700 miles away. Gov. Quinn seeks public warning before tests. lawmakers and unions urge caution and clearer communication.
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Honolulu
Pearl Harbor
Johnston Island
Russia
Atomic Energy Commission
Quinn
Pacific
Adm
Harry D. Felt
Daniel K. Inouye
Antonio Rania
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen's Union
Reck
Marines In Stolen Truck Escort For Cops In Wilmington Chase
Two 19 year old Marine recruits stole a truck in Holly Ridge Onslow County pursued by Holly Ridge police and Onslow deputies through Pender and onto Wilmington. The truck crashed in Market and Water streets area where 15 officers detained two Marines. Edward G. Pappas and Edward McCarns of Massachusetts charged with reckless driving and aiding and abetting. bond set at 500 each.
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Wilmington
N.C
Holly Ridge
Onslow
U.S. 17
Massachusetts
M. J. Wilson
Onslow County
Jacksonville
Pender County
New Hanover County
Edward G. Pappas
Somerville
Mass
Edward McCarns
Pappas
Recorder's Court
Bay State
Here
A Power Plants Not Economical
ASHEVILLE AP Today's nuclear power plants are not economical to operate. But what can be learned from them will make for more efficient and less costly operation for future plants, says a Pennsylvania engineer. William R. Voigt spoke here yesterday to about 300 members of the North Carolina Society of Engineers in convention here. He is a technical representative of the Westinghouse Bettis atomic power division, which has a pressurized water reactor at Shippingport, Pa. that supplies Pittsburgh with electricity. A board of directors meeting was to close the meeting today.
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Asheville
Pennsylvania
William R. Voigt
North Carolina Society of Engineers
Westinghous-Bettis Atomic Power Division
Shipingport
Pittsburgh
Board of Directors
Boy Survives Fall From Car
A 2-year-old boy fell from a moving car on Park Road. M G Vanderlip, a telephone company worker, pulled the injured child from an elderly woman driver and rushed him to the hospital. Vernon Melvin was later found unharmed at a service station after a frantic search by Durwood Thompson and family.
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Park Road
M. G. Vanderlip
Telephone Company
Vanderlip
Durwood Thompson
Vernon Melvin
Holy Station
Rr Ae
Thompson
Dennis
Pamela
Vernon
Enn
Reds' Answer To Proposal is Awaited
Washington officials awaited a quick and favorable reply from Moscow as Khrushchev faced two conflicting Western summit proposals. De Gaulle urged a five power meeting in Geneva August 18 outside the UN. Eisenhower offered to attend a U N Security Council session if convened, signaling renewed summit hopes.
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Washington
U.S
Moscow
Khrushchev
de Gaulle
Geneva
United Nations
U.N. Security Council
Eisenhower
Shehab and rebel leader meet amid Beirut tensions
In Beirut a fledgling president elect Faud Shehab met rebel chief Saeb Salam behind a heavy security cordon. Salam demanded Chamoun step down to clear the way for Shehab after the May revolt and election. The scene followed ongoing U.S. troop movements and cabinet strains as Solh faced pressure over Sept. 24 transition.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Faud Shehab
Saeb Salam
Salam
Basta
State Dulles
U.S
Alaska Nurse Elsie Dills Recalls Far North Life
Memorial Hospital Nursing School alumna Elsie Dills of High Point spent five months as a nurse in Alaska. Staff writer Jane Kerr will present her impressions in the Sunday Enterprise. Judge Byron Haworth drafts Municipal Court rules affecting procedures. Pete Jones will report tomorrow. James Thurber interview highlights humor features and a Georgia killing story about a chain of life changing events.
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Alaska
Elsie Dills
High Point
Fagen
Memorial Hospital Nursing School
Dills
Far North
Jane Kerr
Sunday Enterprise
Byron Haworth
Municipal Court
Pete Jones
Enterprise
James Thurber
America
The
Georgia
Unemployment Decline Ties Second-Lowest Year Point
Renewed plant activity after summer shutdowns reduced unemployment claims to 2,555,300 for the week ending July 19, the Labor Department said. New jobless claims dropped to 318,790 for the week ending July 26, roughly matching pre-shutdown levels.
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Washington
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Pat Duggins
G. T. Tunstall
English Street Baptist Church
Green Street Baptist Church
Conrad Memorial Baptist
West End Mission
Eller Memorial
Greensboro
Rev
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Iced
United Air
Artur de Vargas Jr
Vargas
Cambui
Deodoro
Diario da Noite
Guilhermo Romano
Afte
Paraguay
Aroclay
Buenos Aires
OF Janeiro
Atlantic
Argentina
Hawaii
William F. Quinn
Teomes
L. W. Smith
J. S. Jones
Stem
Stern
Charles Bright
Boy
James L. Holloway
Sami Sohl
Soth
Fuad Shehab
Chamoun
Solh
Pierre
Shehab
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