Friends Yearly Meet Opens at Guilford College
The 259th annual North Carolina Yearly Meeting of Friends opens August 6 at the New Garden Friends Church, Guilford College, with committee meetings and sessions for ministers wives, the North Carolina Historical Society, and youth groups. Jerry Barnes of First Baptist is selected for a Cuba mission tour with 24 other NC and SC youths, led by B. W. Jackson. The Nyack Ensemble from Nyack Missionary College performs at Gospel Tabernacle Monday, and Rev. James Gibbons becomes the new minister at First Church of Christ on N Hamilton Street and E Lexington Avenue.
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Southern Baptist
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Nyack
Nyack Missionary College
New York
Gospel Tabernacle
United Stad
Five
Roy Clouser
Elwyn Tounsand
Donald Miller
Walter Haitt
John Putney
First Church of Christ
N. Hamilton Street
E. Lexington Avenue
James Gibbons
Mr. Gibbons
Rev Arlo F Newell to Direct State Youth Camp
The Rev Arlo F Newell minister of the First Church of God has been elected to direct the state youth camp Camp "apshio near Cary for the coming year. He is a graduate of Anderson College Anderson Ind and has served the First Church of God for five years holding state offices during this period. More on page two.
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Tennessee
Johnson Bible College
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First Church of God
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Anderson College
Anderson
Ind
Church of God
Dead-line threat looms in Cyprus hostage case
EOKA says it will kill 78 year old John A Cremer at noon if three Greek Cypriot extremists are not reprieved. The hostage, missing since Wednesday, is held in Kyrenia as the council weighs appeals against the executions of Andreas Zakkos Charilaos Michael and Jacovos Patatsos.
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Cyprus
EOKA
Creres
Reece
John A. Cremer
Cremer
Kyrenia
John Harding
Andreas Zakkos
Charilaos Michael
Jacovos Patatsos
Zakkos
Michael
Brian Coombe
Royal Engineers
England
Coombe
Am- Patatsos
Western Big Three Await Suez Conference Reply
London reports the Western Big Three seek a 24 nation conference to resolve the Suez Canal crisis while Egypt accuses Britain and France of sidelining its rights. Nasser returns to Cairo to review implications as Britain France prepare for possible military action and the United States cautions against commitments to force.
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Canal
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France
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U.S
Dulles
United States
Moscow
Soviet Union
Red China
Secy
Ses Lloyd
Christia Pineau
Cairo
Suez Canal Co
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Alexandria
Henry Byroade
Ali Sabry
Nasser
Egyot
Paris
Sabry
Suezine Co
Omisa
Queen Elizabeth
Vugrest
Weep Nixon Arrives Asheville for Speechmaking Weekend
Vice President Richard M. Nixon arrives at Asheville Hendersonville Airport for a weekend of speeches at Tar Heel religious assemblies. He will stay at a resort hotel and be escorted by evangelist Billy Graham to Ridgecrest for a Southern Baptist Home Missions Conference.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Ridgecrest
Southern Baptist Home Missions Conference
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Ken B. Robertson Sr
Champion Paper Re Co
Mona Nixon
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Garis Raper
Jonas
Mothers protest verdict in marine court martial
Parents of Marines who drowned react to S. Sgt. Matthew McKeon verdict with mixed emotions. McKeon cleared of manslaughter but found guilty of negligent homicide and violating a general order. Mothers criticize the trial and Gen. Randall Pate, demanding reform and calling the outcome a whitewash while unsure on probation or longer sentences.
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Matthew McKeon
Aaron Wood
Bay Shore
N. Y
Norman Alfred Wood
McKeon
Pearl Thompson
Leroy Thompson
Brooklyn
Alma T. Coughlin
Alexandria
Jerry Lamont Thomas
Pate
Gen. Pate
Patel
Weed Marts Recess With Price Lag
TED PRESS and Border North Carolina flue cured tobacco markets opened weekend recess with prices about $10 behind last year. Officials report opening day sales at an average $11.62 per hundred, about $9.53 below last year on South Carolina markets. Prices stayed fairly steady with minor moves and no clear trend.
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State Departments of Agriculture
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Marine S Sgt McKeon Faces Sentence After Court Martial
Marine S Sgt Matthew C McKeon, 31, veteran drill instructor, is sentenced after conviction on two minor counts from a night march involving six recruits. Jury clears him of manslaughter. maximum penalty three years and dishonorable discharge but sources say no max likely. Generals testified on training methods while defense cites clean record and family man status.
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Charles West Parris Island
8. C
Matthew C. McKeon
McKeon
Emile Zola Berman
New York City
Berman
Com- Dyer Net
Sepeeien Seming
T'maan
Brunet
McKeon T
Essex
Randolph McC. Pate
Pate
Probers Call Minor Reforms After Prison Inquiry
A Georgia legislative committee completed a two day probe into mass mutilation at Rock Quarry State Prison Buford finding no substantiation of cruelty claims. It urged strict discipline and condemned profanity and cuffing by guards while noting adequate food and sanitation.
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Reidsville
Rock Quarry
Buford
Atlanta
State Prison Hospital
Owever
U.S. Seeks Moral Force Plan to Settle Suez Canal Dispute
Secretary Dulles proposes international operation of the canal with Egypt protected economically. A 24 nation conference would seek a peaceful settlement while preserving Egypt’s legitimate interests and fair income from canal traffic. The plan relies on moral pressure rather than military action and aims to keep the waterway open for all nations.
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Canal
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National Assembly
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Andrews Urged To Enter Race
Richmond reports former tax chief T. Cole Andrews, 57, urged to run as an independent conservative in the November election. Andrews, ex internal revenue collector (1953–55), declined comment while heading an insurance firm and campaigning on strict conservatism. He was approached by leaders of For America and the Federation for American Citizens Councils for possible presidential bid.
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T. Coleman Andrews
Richmond News Leader
Andrews
Representatives For
For America
Federation For Cm Eaenation Citizens Councils
Brig. A Ene Feliers
Forger
Washington
Henger ‘Drews
Metal Strike Negotiations To Reopen
The Mediation Service says the Amalgamated Co of America and United Steelworkers Union will resume talks Monday to end a four day strike. Joseph F. Finnegan notes talks may move to Pittsburgh or stay in New York with Pittsburgh tentatively set as the meeting place. About 18,000 workers at 12 Alcoa plants walked out over wages and contract terms.
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Pom
Sensei Co. of America
Tee United Steelworkers Union
Arees
Joseph F. Finnegan
Pittsburgh
New York
Alcoa
High Point Sunday Enterprise previews tomorrow issue
The Sunday Enterprise highlights include a feature on beauty shops in High Point, an antebellum farm near Jamestown, and a look at tranquilizing pills trend. It also previews Pete Jones on police training, Tar Heel Talent Search auditions, and a library book review by Robert Marks.
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Dick Bickerton
No Man's Land
Forrest Cates
Jamestown
Tom Alston
Pete Jones
Guilford
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Sunday Enterprise
Robert Marks
High Point Public Library
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