Church activity week at multiple churches in Rankin area
Calvary Rankin and Lebanon Methodist churches sponsor a Youth Activities Week August 17 to 24 with services at Calvary and Lebanon and Rankin. A picnic at Oak View Grange Saturday. YMCA leader Kitchell Adams will head intermediate discussions. Notable speakers include Ramona Morton Hulda Whitely Herbert Morton and Rev E D Page with Holy Communion observed Sunday. An evangelistic tent series at Green Street Baptist August 17 24 led by Dr E W Price Jr with Roger Cole directing music and no offerings.
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Calvary, Rankin Memorial
Lebanon Methodist Churches
Calvary
Lebanon
Rankin
Oak View Grange
Kitchell Adams
YMCA
Ramona Morton
First Methodist Church
Hickory
Sarah Leak
W Memorial Church
W. A. Morton
Hulda Whitely
Wesley Memorial
E. D. Page
Archdale Methodist Church
Church of the Living God
Fisher Street
E. W. Price Jr
Green Street Baptist Church
Emma Blair School
Brotherhood, Deacons and Mission Committee
Walter Crissman
Roger Cole
Green Street Church
Peace bid delay marks U N session brink of Middle East plan
Western diplomats at the United Nations delay introducing a resolution to back Eisenhower’s Middle East peace plan. Norway likely to present the measure with Dag Hammarskjold guiding the process as Asian and European powers seek broad support. The United Arab Republic urges troop withdrawal from Lebanon and Jordan before long term talks. Mahmud Fawzi hints openness to Western proposals amid talks with Hammarskjold and Andrei Gromyko.
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United Nations, N. Y. AP
U.N. General Assembly
Eisenhower
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Norway
DE Cuspusuts
United Arab Republic
Middle East
UAR
Lebanon
Jordan
Mahmoud Fawzi
Hammarskjold
Fawzi
Andrei Gromyko
Dulles
Gromyko
Soviet Jammers Escalate War of Noise Across Radio
The Soviet Union expands jamming of U S and Western broadcasts using about 2 500 jammers and coded signals to shield its own broadcasts from interference. U S officials note the effort targets U N Middle East debate while Gromyko and Eisenhower broadcasts are both jammed.
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Washington
Soviet Union
U.S
Russia
Eisenhower
Gromyko
Cleo Marking Time At Sea
The season's first hurricane Cleo drifted east northeast about 1000 miles from San Juan and 2000 miles east of Miami. It moved 12 mph under a trough, winds near 115 mph, and posed danger to ships while likely veering northwest away from the U.S. mainland.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Atlantic
Weather Bureau
Miami
Fla
Cleo
U. S
Lack Of Warning Noted In Crashes
In San Francisco AP reports compare two fatal airliner crashes the 1957 Pan Am romance of the skies disaster and the 1958 KLM Atlantic crash. Witnesses say most victims drowned while radio warnings were not transmitted and CAB notes possible engine or radio wiring failures.
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San Francisco
KLM
Atlantic
Pacific
North Atlantic
Shannon
Hawaii
Pan Am
Civil Aeronautics Board
Isaac H. Hoover
Washington
James E. Conner
Pacific Division
CAB
Airliner En Route To Mass Resort Crashes Near Nantucket
A Northeast Airlines Convair from New York crashed near Nantucket airport in heavy fog killing 22 of 34 aboard. Victims include Gordon Dean former AEC chairman and Harvey Schwamm. a 2 year old survived. casualties span New York bankers, Nantucket and Boston residents. The crash occurred about 11 30 p m with fire seen by airport staff.
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Associated Press
Nantucket
Mass
New York
Antucket Airport
Gordon Dean
Atomic Energy Commission
New York City
Harvey Schwamm
Lillian
Cape Cod
William Lowden
Robert Young
CAA
Martha's Vineyad
Boston
Falmouth
Massachusetts General Hospital
Atlantic
Shannon
Ireland
Convair
Northeast Airline
John Burnham
Marshfield
David Carey
Arlene Dabek
Manchester
N.H
George Gardner
Northeast Airline Board
Weather Bureau
New Bedford
Rikers Island
East River
Plane Crash Report Sparks Wide Davidson County Search
Civil Air Patrol planes and ground teams combed woods around Linwood near the Yadkin River for a reportedly downed twin engine aircraft. Police received distress calls and a Rowan County rescuer saw a slow moving plane along U.S. 29 before a flash of white suggested a crash. Authorities continue the hunt as night gave way to dawn.
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Salisbury
N.C
Civil Air Patrol
Davidson County
Sherif
Rowan County
U.S. 29
Here
Lexington
Linwood
Yadkin River
Davidson
What On Back Side Of Moon By Chris MacGillis
Air Force poised to launch a camera equipped rocket to study the moon s far side. Experts weigh rays craters surface composition and possible atmosphere while debating the moon s origin and whether Earth once contributed material.
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Chris Macgill
Associated Press
Air Force
Selene
Cient
Moon
John Carlton
Former AEC Chief Gordon Dean Dies in Plane Crash
Gordon Dean 52 former chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission was killed in a New England plane crash. Dean helped shape policy on sharing atomic secrets and warned against sharing bomb know how. He served as AEC chair from 1950 to 1953 and later held senior posts at General Dynamics.
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Washington
Gordon Dean
Atomic Energy Commission
New England
United States
Dean
AEC
Truman
Eisenhower
New York
Lehman Bros
Justice Department
US Supreme Court
Robert H Jackson
Mary Benton Gore
Adelaide Williamson
Nuclear Science and Engineering Corp
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Ohio
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West Virginia
Nelson
Arlo F. Newell
First Church of God
Minister’s Alliance
Rev
Showdown Online
Master Jammers
By John M. Hightower
Kremlin
General Assembly
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