Church Leaders Elected. conference grows in membership
The Rev. B H Phaup and Rev C Wesley Levin of High Point are elected president and vice president of the North Carolina Conference of Wesleyan Methodist Churches. The conference reports 6130 members, with 15000 enrolled in Sweets Home Mission plans a new international headquarters at Marion Indiana costing about 500000 to replace a fire damaged building in Syracuse New York. Several ministers were ordained Elders including Dawalt Freeman Goodson Hurley Mitchell McAlpine Powers Robbins Smith. Dr Barry guest speaker at First Baptist Church, Furman and Coker connections noted. Visiting minister P J Garrison to First Presbyterian. Youth fellowship council meets tomorrow. youth revival planned at Green Street Baptist August 21-15 with Southeastern Seminary team. dedication message tomorrow night by Rev. MORE ON PAGE TWO.
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B. H. Phaup
C. Wesley Levin
High Point
North Carolina
Department of Home Mission
Marion
Ind
International
Howe
Syracuse
N. Y
E. L Henderson
Brevard
Donald A Dawalt
R. J. Freeman
Clyde R Goodson
Earl B. Hurley
Warry T. Mitchell
R. O. McAlpine
Raymond Powers
Hal G. Robbins Jr
Hoover E. Smith
Green Street Baptist Church
Southeastern Seminary
Hoover Sees Clouds On Horizon In War And Inflation Fears
Former President Herbert Hoover aged 83 warned of two looming clouds war and inflation during a news conference in San Francisco. He criticized juvenile crime as a growing threat and blamed slums lack of moral training and media for crime, while noting Russia as a key unknown in future threats.
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San Francisco
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
White House
West
Russia
Guide Falls To His Death In Chamonix Climb
Mountain guide Raymond Thuaz died after falling 1,000 feet on Pilgrim's Peak in Chamonix France. His climbing companion was saved when the rope broke before rescue teams retrieved Thuaz's body from the slope.
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Chamonix
France
Raymond Thuaz
Yesteree
Pilgrim's ‘Eak
Thuaz
Gunmen Surrender After Seizing Hostages Near Canton
Three youths seized a farm home near Louisville after robbing a grocery, fired from windows as police surrounded the house. They threatened harm to a 9 year old girl, Peggy Lou Fenstermaker, if any shot was fired, then surrendered after police used tear gas and surrounding pressures.
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Canton
Ohio
Peggy Lou Fenstermaker
Connie Fenstermaker
Louisville
Harris Lillie
Homer Fenstermaker
Connie Dale
Russell
Peggy Lou
William Rhodes
Anderson Ind
Robert L. Kline
Phoenix
Ariz
Walter J. Miller
Los Angeles
Fenstermaker
Jim
Fenstermakers
Kenneth White
E. W. Mallory
Miriam Fenstermaker
Connie
Bertha Fizzles Inland After Brief Gulf Coast Dramatics
Tropical storm Bertha weakened as it moved inland from the Gulf of Mexico, lingering near Beaumont Texas with 30 to 40 mph winds. The Weather Bureau forecast gradual dissipation in north central Texas and minimal flooding along the coast while warning small craft to stay in port.
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New Orleans
Bertha
Gulf Coast
Texas
Weather Bureau
Beaumont
Tex
Louisiana
Gulf of Mexico
Audrey
East Texas
Gulf
Cameron
Red Cross
Lake Charles
Moves Aimed at Break in Civil Rights Logjam
Lawmakers eye an early move when the House reconvenes Tuesday to send the civil rights bill to conference with the Senate. The dispute centers on a Senate jury trial amendment. the House bill lacks it. A compromise favored by Rep. Celler would limit jury trials to voting rights cases in federal district courts only.
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Washington
House
Rep
Keating
R-Ny
Senate
House Rules Committee
Celler
D-Ny
Lyndon B Johnson
Texas
Courts of Appeals
Supreme Court
Peace and harmony teased in county health plan
The Sunday Enterprise previews a health department effort after a year of controversy, asking readers if harmony will last. Civil rights coverage offers concise background in two major stories, while a summer lawn advisory provides expert guidance on lawn care as summer wanes.
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County Health Department
Pete Jones
Enterprise
Election in British Guiana set for Monday vote
Georgetown British Guiana voters head to the polls Monday to elect 14 seats in a new legislature amid five parties and several independents. The race recalls 1953 when Cheddi Jagan and his party won control before British troops intervened. Racial tensions color the campaign in a mixed population of Indians and Negroes.
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Georgetown
British Guiana
South America
Cheddi Jagan
Doria Subpoena Ordered In Racketeering Probe
Washington A Senate Rackets Investigating Committee subpoenaed Anthony Doria to appear Monday for questioning about his role as secretary treasurer of the AFL Auto Workers Union now AIW and possible deals including an $80,000 payout and an automobile. Heaton testified the union agreed to pay him to resign and Doria denies wrongdoing.
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Washington
Johnny Dio
Senate
Anthony Doria
AFL Auto Workers Union
Allied Industrial Workers
AIW
Doria
McClellan
D-Ark
Earl Heaton
Heaton
Dio
Lester Washburn
Uaw-Afl
New York
Washburn
James R. Hoffa
Union Real Estate
Weintraub
Forest Fire Threatens Two Coastal Villages
A two county forest fire driven by shifting winds threatened Manns Harbor and Stumpy Point in Dare and Hyde counties. Firefighters battled across the regions after burning over 20 000 acres, with State Forester Fred Claridge arriving to supervise operations.
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Mann’s Harbor
N. C
Stumpy Point
Dare County
Dist
S. A. Dowdell
Mann's Harbor
Fred Claridge
Raleigh
Hyde
Dare
Smallest flue cured tobacco crop since 1943 forecast by USDA
The USDA forecast Aug 1 places the 1957 flue cured tobacco crop at 918 million pounds, 35 percent below 1956 and 5 percent under July 1 estimates, with total tobacco production at 1.609 billion pounds, the smallest since 1943 due to reduced allotments soil bank participation lower plantings and poorer growing conditions. North Carolina burley is pegged at 18.24 million pounds, up from 17.39 million last year.
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Washington
Departent of Agriculture
Department
North Carolina
Virginia
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
British air raid hits rebel positions near Firq Oman
British Royal Air Force bombers attacked rebel strongpoints near Firq Oman with over 100 20 pound fragmentation bombs. Ground forces faced stout resistance as they aided Sultan Said Bin Taimur against the Imam of Oman, with one ground party member reported killed. Russian arms and advisers reportedly flowing into Yemen amid border clashes with the Aden protectorate.
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Manama
Bahrain
Oman
Firq
Muscat
Laurence Sinclair
J. A. R. Robertson
Persian Gulf
Sultan Said bin Taimur
Sam Pope Brewer
New York Times
Kersha
Nissa
Brewer
Taleb Ben Ali
Defense outlines sphere with miniature radios and solar housings
The department of Defense released a description of a sphere designed to carry miniature radio transmitters for tracking. Six rectangular solar battery housings are attached to the surface to assess a potential power source for future satellites.
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Thepartment of Defense
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