Evangelism Mission to Involve 23 Greensboro Area Churches
Lutheran churches in Greensboro will join an Evangelism Mission September 14 to Thursday. Twenty three churches participate with guest ministers to deliver morning and evening messages and families to conduct home services on Thursday. Notable speakers include Rev William C Moyer at Emmanuel Lutheran and Rev Harold R Terry at Lexington First Lutheran, among others from local congregations.
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Greensboro
William C. Moyer
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Elizabethtown
Scranton
Redeemer Lutheran Church
Kannapolis
St. Michael's Church
Irma
Ee First Lutheran Church
Lexington
Harold R. Terry
China Grove
North Carolina Synod
New Hymnal
Loman Home For the
White Rock
8. C
John B. McCullough
University of 8
C. P. Fisher
St. James Church
Rockwell
Central Conference
Civitan Club
Mental
Music School Opens With Rev Leroy Parker Speaker
The Piedmont Association Church Music School at Green Street Baptist Church sets its opening speaker as Rev. Leroy Parker president of the Baptist State Convention. He will discuss Music in the Bible and teach a course from 7 30 to 8 25 p m Monday through Friday. The eight course program includes Techniques of Organ Playing by Dr Paul Robinson of Wake Forest College with a mass choral session directed by Joe Stroud.
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Leroy Parker
Baptist State Convention
Piedmont Association Church
Green Street Baptist Church
Joe Stroud
Paul §. Robinson
Wake Forest College
Dr. Robinson
Westminister College
Eisenhower Grateful Over Russian Acceptance of Nuclear Talks
President Eisenhower voiced gratification that the Soviet Union agreed to join the United States and Britain in talks on banning nuclear weapons tests. Press secretary James Hagerty said Khrushchev accepted the Western plan for a first round starting Oct. 31, with Geneva not expected initially. The discussion at Ft Adams also touched on the Far East situation involving Formosa and the current crisis.
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Newport
R.I
Eisenhower
Russia
United States
Britain
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
James C. Hagerty
Aoe
Hagerty
Washington
Far East
Adm
Stuart Ingersoll
U. S. Naval Base
Henry Wikinsor
Ft. Adams
Narragansett Bay
Geneva
Khrushchev Agrees to Talks on Nuclear Test Ban
Khrushchev accepts East West talks aimed at banning nuclear tests to start Oct 31 at Geneva or UN HQ in New York. Moscow warns Russia may resume tests if Western suspensions prove unreliable. He cites security needs and unilateral Soviet pause since March 31, while Western nations propose a one year halt contingent on Russia’s continued suspension.
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Geneva
United States
Britain
Russia
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
End of Summer as High Point Schools Open Next Week
High Point city schools begin next Wednesday, signaling the end of summer for about 10,000 local children. A Sunday Enterprise feature covers opening schedules and the integration crisis five years after the Supreme Court ruling.
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High Point City
High Point
Your Sunday Enterprise
South
Supreme Court
Sunday Enterprise
U S Announces Ten Nevada Atom Blasts by October 31
The government disclosed plans for ten low powered atomic detonations in Nevada before October 31. Britain continues a nuclear test series in the central Pacific amid the global program.
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U.S
Nevada
Britain
Central Pacific
Moscow Sends Up Space Dogs
Moscow announces two dogs named Belyanka and Peostraya were launched into space aboard a one stage rocket, reaching 281 miles and returning in good health. The dogs weighed 18 pounds each and were placed in a hermetically sealed cabinet as part of an up and down test series prior to any manned mission. Previously, Laika died after Sputnik II launch. no orbiting dog mission has followed.
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Soviet Union
Tass
Belyanka
Peostraya
Russia
Laika
Sputnik
Earth
Parts of Rocket Collided Hampering Explorer V Launch
AMSTERDAM AP A high altitude collision between parts of its rocket units ruined the launch of Explorer V. Dr Wernher von Braun said the first stage booster separated and after burnout gases expanded in space giving extra thrust which struck the instrument section and knocked the final stages off course.
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Amsterdam
Wernher von Braun
von Braun
U.S. Army Rocketry
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Tronautic
U S braces for Red invasion amid offshore island threat
U S officials fear a possible Red China attack on Quemoy and Matsu over Labor Day weekend. The State Department keeps Far East experts on call as Eisenhower and Dulles push a hard line against Peiping threats while Senators urge congressional authorization before any U S forces act.
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U.S
Soch
United States
State Department
Christian R. Herter
Far East
Red China
Eisenhower
Newport
R.C
Dulles
Lake Ontario
Walter S. Robertson
Peiping
China
Red China. But They Refused To Say Flatly Whether This Meant the U.S. 7Th Fleet
Formosa Straits
Quemoy
Matsu
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Congress
Quemey
Morse
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
America
Riots in Mexico City End With Police Firepower
In five hours of rioting yesterday students and Pemex workers clashed with police in Mexico City. A bank employee died by a stray bullet, 33 hospitalizations reported, and many wounded by rocks tear gas and gunfire. A large student rally was planned for today amid fears of further unrest.
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Mexico City
Pemex
Dent
Communist Party
Slow Rise Marks Traffic Death Toll
The Labor Day weekend began with a steady stream of motorists as 420 deaths were forecast in highway crashes over 78 hours from Friday 6 p.m. to Monday midnight. The National Safety Council anticipated 45 million cars would be on the roads, with fatalities spread across the country.
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National Safety Council
NSC
Iraqi Military Attache Wounded In Lebanon
Iraqi military attache Col Saleh Mahdi Samarrai was shot four times while driving in Ras Beirut and taken to a hospital in serious condition. Gunmen fled by car after injuring a police officer. Samarrai suffered head chest and shoulder wounds and the attacker car vanished into an alley.
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Lebanon
Beirut
Saleh Mahdi Samarrai
Iraq
Ras
Samarrai
Faisal
Samarral
Syria
Ahoskie Bank Bandit Sought After Robbery on Main Street
FBI State and local officers hunt a calm bandit who robbed the Bank for Ahoskie on Main Street of 7793 dollars yesterday. A 5 ft 10 in man with blonde hair wearing gray work clothes and a chauffeur cap demanded money then left. roadblocks were set within 20 minutes but getaway car unknown.
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Ahoskie
N.C
FBI
Main Street
Bank
North Carolina
C. E. Roberson
Roberson
States Highway Patrol
Heavier shelling promised on Quemoy group
In Formosa, Communist forces paused after firing 12 345 shells into the Quemoy islands in 24 hours while warning of heavier bombardments to come. The Nationalist defense ministry said the Reds also attacked the tiny Tan islands with a record 7 120 shells, and Rear Adm. Liu Hoh tu vowed the Nationalists would not abandon the offshore positions.
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Taipei
Formosa
Quemoy Islands
Peiping
Ministry of National Defense
Quemoy
Defense Ministry
Liu Hoh-tu
Tan
Amoy
Weakened Daisy Heads Far Island
Halifax Nova Scotia AP reports weakened hurricane Daisy veered toward Sable Island 100 miles off the coast with winds around 65 mph. Earlier reconnaissance indicated 100 mph. Several fishing skippers stayed at sea hoping the danger passed while officials urged refuge in ports.
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Canadian
Sable Island
Nova Scotia
Daisy
U.S
Empire Look Replaces Sack Fashion In Hollywood
Hollywood fashion watchers cheer the fall shift from the sack to the empire line with higher waist and knee length skirts. Mitzi Gaynor and Katy Jurado weigh in on appeal and impact while Vera Miles and others express mixed enthusiasm and restraint. Actors joke about style and cost as designers push a newer silhouette.
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Hollywood
Paris
Europe
Katy Jurado
Vera Miles
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