Christmas candlelight service at First Evangelical Church
A 7 p.m. candlelight youth service at First Evangelical and Reformed Church begins the Christmas observances. Buddie Lanier directs with carols as the main feature and readings from Micah and Saint Luke by Linda Samuels and Jerry Watson.
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The
Youth Fellowship
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Buddie Lanier
Carol Martin
Helen Richardson
Louise Richardson
Linda Samuels
Micah
Jerry Watson
Saint Luke
Betty Smith
Jane Howell
Dixie Roach
Becky Hill
Steve Weavil
Jerry Koontz
Mickey Hoskins
Dickie Koontz
Rodney Kearns
Frankie Roberts
Jack Oldham
Faith Baptist Church to Host Roy B. Culler Mission Talk
A guest speaker Roy B. Culler will address a world missions service at Faith Baptist Church tomorrow night. He will use slides from his visit to illustrate his message to attendees.
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Faith Baptist Church
Roy B. Culler
Culler
Congregation Plans Budget Approval and Consistory Elections
The group will present a budget exceeding $19,000 for approval and elect new consistory members. The meeting will also include discussion of the building program and related church affairs.
Holiness Youth Crusade Tonight at First Pilgrim
The Holiness Youth Crusade presents I Dreamed I Searched Heaven tonight at 7 30 o clock at First Pilgrim church. The event invites all parishioners and area residents to attend the evening program.
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Holiness Youth Crusade
Hope Dim For Pact On Space
United Nations diplomats faced a stalled effort to reach a space pact as the General Assembly prepared to back a U.S. plan for an 18 nation study commission. Russia threatened a boycott over group makeup while the West pressed for a balanced 11 nation and 7 neutrals system, resisting Moscow’s bid for broader control.
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N.Y
General Assembly
U.S
U.N
United States
Russia
Assembly
Poland
Czechoslovakia
School Fire Probe Is Re-Opened
Investigators pledge a full review as mourners gather for a mass in Chicago after Victor Jacobellis, nine, died from extensive burns in a disaster. Archbishop Meyer led services for around seven thousand mourners at a Northwest Side armory while more than thirty victims were buried in Heaven Cemetery.
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Chicago
Victor Jacobellis
Albert Gregory Meyer
Northwest Side
Mdore
Thor Rocket Fires Reach Toward IRBM Status
The Air Force launched its second Thor rocket in eight days to validate it as an Intermediate Range Ballistic Missile. The 55 ton weapon target range is 1500 miles, with tests showing capability to 2400 miles. One unit already serves with the Royal Air Force in England.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Defense McElroy
Army
Royal Air Force
England
Glennan
Moon
Trouble in Dixie Demo Chiefs Move to Squelch Revolt
The Democratic National Committee faces Southern dissent over civil rights policy. Louisiana committeeman Camille Gravel Jr. fights removal as Talbot backed by Mississippi and other Southern members. Credentials panel supported Gravel 7-2 to keep him. ouster could spark a third party bid. The party delayed choosing the 1960 convention site with bids from Los Angeles San Francisco New York Atlantic City Miami Beach and Chicago.
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Democratic National Committee
Paul M. Butler
Camille M. Gravel Jr
Congress
Southern Committee
Gravel
Dixie
National Party
Southern Caucus
Hugh M. Clayton
Mississippi
Jett M. Talbot
Louisiana
Talbot
Louisiana State Committee
Earl K. Long
State Committee
Credentials Group
South
National Committee
Los Angeles
San Francisco
New York
Atlantic City
Miami Beach
Chicago
Youth Of Jail Inmates Noted
ST. LOUIS AP 37 percent of all persons sentenced to penal institutions in the United States are 18 to 25 years old. James V. Bennett, director of the U S Bureau of Prisons, called the rising number of youths in prisons a problem of surpassing importance. He spoke at a St. Louis conference on prisons and crime prevention about federal programs of vocational training for youthful prisoners.
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ST. Louis
United States
James V. Bennett
U.S. Bureau of Prisons
Bennett
Crooner’s Son In Civil Suit in Beverly Hills
Gary Crosby Bing Crosby’s eldest son 25 faces a civil suit for 44370 dollars filed by John A. Sullivan and wife. The case claims a sports car driven by Crosby struck Sullivan in Beverly Hills on November 11 of last year.
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Crooner
Los Angeles
Gary Crosby
Bing Crosby
John A. Sullivan
Crosby
Beverly Hills
Berlin hostage flier held as pawn amid East German crisis
An American flier Lt Richard Mackin parachuted into East Germany and was held in Berlin as negotiations hinge on direct talks with East Germany. West Berlin residents and Allied powers face a standoff over German unification and access to the city.
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East Germany
Richard Mackin
U.S
Mackin
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
West Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Khrushchev
Washington
London
Germany
Adenauer
Christian Democratic Party
Washington, D.C
Soviet Union
Moscow
Kremlin
Obedient Pup Obeys Sit Command for 14 Hours
In Whersetac England a dog named Spot reportedly sat for 14 hours after a command. RSPCA inspectors intervened to collar the dog as an apparent case of abandonment after a cyclist found it still seated at 6 pm and it remained until Thursday morning.
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Whersetac
England
Spot
Britain
The
Royal Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
RSPCA
Sunday Enterprise Features Tomorrow
Staff writer Dick Rigby explores the impact of High Point's four year old substandard housing law on the city’s slums in a special feature with photos to appear in tomorrow's Sunday Enterprise.
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High Point
Dick Rigby
Sunday Enterprise
Enterprise
Deep River Fire Protective Association
Guilford County
Braxton Younts
Deep River
Faubus in Blasts In Race For Little Rock School Board
Voters select five new school board members amid a sharp split over integration with Gov. Faubus backing one slate labeled integrationist and a rival slate backed by pro segregation forces. Eleven candidates face off, including Ed S. McKinley Jr. as an unopposed candidate, and Dr. Dale Alford Jr. prepares to take a congressional seat in January.
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Orval E. Faubus
Capital Citizens Council
Faubus
W. F. Rector
Everett Tucker
R. W. Laster
C. C. Bailey
Ben D. Rowland
Pauline Woodson
Margaret Morrison
Ed S. McKinley Jr
McKinley
Dale Alford Jr
Brooks Hays
D-Ark
Art sleuths snag priceless paintings for $2,200
Two Chicago lawyers who dabble in art sleuthing bought three paintings for about $2,200. Vatican expert Porcella values the Giorgione piece at one million dollars and the Bellini and Delaney works at substantial sums. A Chicago restorer notes such finds may recoup restoration and purchase costs at auction.
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Chicago
Vatican
Amadore Porcella
Vatican Gallery of Art
Christ
the Cross
Giorgione
Giovanni Bellini
Dolph Vasalle
Paul Delaney
Delaney
Porcella
Porcela
Aenea
Ome
Army Rocket Won't Match AF Pioneer
Space scientists predicted the Army rocket would reach about 64,830 miles high, below the Air Force Pioneer at 79,000 miles. They expected it to fall back around 3 p.m. Sunday, with new data on earth radiation and magnetic fields possible from the return.
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Washington
Army
Air Force Pioneer
Space Agency
Earth
Pioneer
William Pickering
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Pickering
Moon
Budget Di rector Stans Predicts Tight Fiscal Year
Budget Director Maurice H. Stans said President Eisenhower will send Congress a very tight budget for the coming fiscal year, inviting sharp criticism from those who want it even tighter. He spoke at a Deans Day program at New York University and urged sanity in government finances to prevent inflation. He did not predict the 1960 budget would fall below the official $79.2 billion estimate.
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Maurice H. Stans
Eisenhower
Congress
Stans
New York University School of Commerce
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Wade
Denton
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Russell H. Matson Jr
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