Castro Welcomes Soviet Aid and Defies OAS Criticism
Raul Castro declares Cuba fully aligned with the Soviet bloc as Moscow pledges aid and military support. He rejects OAS concerns, praises Khrushchev, and hints Fidel Castro's health will keep him in leadership as Soviet missiles are discussed.
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Richard Valeriani
Havana
Raul Castro
Cuba
Moscow
Fidel Castro
Fidel
Organization of American States
Western Hemisphere
OAS
Castro
Prague
United States
U.S
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Raul
Khrushchev
Church Notebook Notes Youth Week Leaders at North Main Street Baptist
Plans for Youth Week are incomplete but church officers have been named including Rev Elmer Joyner minister of music Jerry Armstrong and David Traynham etc The note highlights communion services at Emmanuel Lutheran Church and upcoming events at Pfeiffer College and Caswell winners plus revival services led by Dr T Sloane Guy Jr at First Baptist Church with Verl L Capps as song leader and Vacation Church School at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church next week
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North Main Street Baptist Church
Elmer Joyner
Jerry Armstrong
David Traynham
Pam Rogers
WMU
Dan Callahan
Brotherhood
Carlyle Peters
Tommy Almond
Communion
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
N. Main Street
Westwood
Harry D. Hawthorne
Worldwide Communion
First Baptist Church
T. Sloane Guy Jr
New Orleans
North Carolina
Guy
Virginia
Wake Forest College
Verl L. Capps
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State University
Baptist Theological Seminary
North Texas State College
Greensboro
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Interim pulpit filled at Emerywood Baptist Church
During the pastor's absence this month the Emerywood Baptist Church will have Dr. Jack MacGorman and Dr. Vance Havner filling the pulpit. Dr. MacGorman makes his last North Carolina appearance before returning to Texas.
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Thomas Haggai
Emerywood Baptist Church
Jack MacGorman
Vance Havner
MacGorman
North Carolina
Texas
Write-In Winner Shows Position In Local Precinct Office
In Springfield Illinois Lottie Moreland of Peoria Heights won a write in election for Democratic precinct committeeman. She protested by letter to George Rosen assistant to the chairman of the Democratic State Central Committee withdrawing. Rosen commented I too would be burned up. Moreland also serves as head Republican judge in her precinct.
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Springfield, Ill
Lottie Moreland
Peoria Heights
George Rosen
Democratic State Central Committee
Rosen
Ouster Sought as Cuban Defector Tagged Spy
Amelia Sosa Blanco widow of Maj Jesus Sosa Blanco seeks U S State Department action against Raul Chibas who led the tribunal that sentenced her husband to death in 1959. She accuses Chibas of being Castro’s undercover agent and says her family fled to the United States to escape Cuba’s communists.
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U. S. State Department
Raul Chibas
Amelia Sosa Blanco
Chibas
Fidel Castro
Jesus Sosa Blanco
Fulgencio Batista
Florida
Castro
Sosa Blanco
United States
America
Cuba
Nixon resumes White House bid after Western tour
Vice President Richard M. Nixon returns to the mainland from a five day Western campaign swing as the Republican presidential nominee. He vows to push civil rights initiatives from the presidency and urges cabinet action to resolve sit in protests and related issues. Nixon warns Congress may face a lively session upon reconvening and comments on a possible future East West summit with Khrushchev urging cautious progress.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Hawaii
Nixon
White House
Seattle
Wash
William P. Rogers
South
Seattle-Tacoma
Congress
Donnybrook
Nikita Khrushchev
Knights seek full retraction over 50 year old oath
Greensboro AP Knights of Columbus demand the 16th Street Baptist Church print and distribute a complete apology for circulating a fictitious oath that depicted members taking loyalty to the Catholic Church and fighting its enemies to the death. Church officials offered a reply short of a full retraction. The Knights may pursue criminal libel if no adequate apology is made.
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Greensboro
Knights of Columbus
16Th Street Baptist Church
William Gallagher
Knights
Gallagher
J. Donald Smith
The
Baptist Church
Board of Deacons
16Th Street
K of C
William Bennett
Smith
Bennett
Cemented Auto Replaced With 1948 Model Car Debacle
Denver AP reports Joe Nelson will get a 1948 model car to replace his 1946 after Bob Porter filled it with wet concrete. Porter delivered six tons of concrete while Nelson was away, a disputed order leading to a staged display and a peace plan funded by Ronnie Stewart.
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Denver
Colo
Joe Nelson
Bob Porter
Joe
Bob
Nelson
Porter
Opening of Congress Sparks Political Clash Ahead
In Washington lawmakers gather for a brief session shaping pre election signals. Vice President Nixon returns from Hawaii to join Senators Kennedy and Johnson as party leaders push bills on minimum wage health programs and aging. Johnson forecasts labor day completion while Nixon warns of a possible donnybrook. Kennedy downplays efforts to push platform items. Kennedy plans to resume duties in Washington from Hyannis Port soon.
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Nedy
Massachusetts
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Senate
Thruston B. Morton
R-Ky
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Johnson
House
Nixon
Kennedy
Congress
Washington
Hyannis Port
Mass
Hammarskjold calls urgent Congo Security Council session
U.N. Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold plans a Sunday night meeting in New York after scrapping plans to send U.N. troops into Katanga. He urged the council to assure Katanga that the UN will not take sides, hoping for a quick Congo settlement amid Belgian troop withdrawal pressure.
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Andrew Borowiec
Leopoldville
the Congo
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
New York
Security Council
Katanga
Hammarskjold
Congo
United Nations
N.Y
U.N. Security Council
Il Nation Council
Hammarsfjeld
Ralph J. Bunche
Bunche
Elisabethville
Moise Tshombe
Soviet Union
Patrice Lumumba
Lumumba
United States
Canada
Belgium
France
Tshombe
World News and Human Interest Highlights Tomorrow
The Enterprise previews tomorrow editions with a global AP report on Africa’s rapid 20th Century development by Saul Pett. It also features a Hiroshima retrospective fifteen years after the atomic blast and a Alaska orphanage story about children serving as nursemaids for baby moose.
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Enterprise
Saul Pett
Africa
Japan
Far East
Hiroshima
Alaska
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