Mission Trip Promises Insight and Service in South America
Dr. H. G. Allen pastor of Main St Methodist and his wife plan a 38 day cruise to Brazil Trinidad and Argentina aboard the Argentina as Moore McCormack Line chaplain. They will seek grass roots social religious and economic data to be turned into slides and a lasting record while collaborating with leaders in each country. Dr. Allen will be away from his pulpit with Dr. Rozzelle supplying services at the church.
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Mendes-France Ousted by French Assembly After Vote
The French National Assembly ousted Premier Pierre Mendes-France by a 319 to 273 vote after a three day debate over Tunisian home rule and North Africa reforms. Mendes-France defended his policies at the speaker's tribune before resigning to President Rene Coty. Potential successors include Antoine Pinay and Edgar Faure as consults begin.
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Tachens evacuation near agreement between U S and Nationalists
U S and Nationalist China near agreement on evacuating the Tachens amid coastal air and sea clashes. Rankin and Shen Chang-huan held talks while U S forces in Formosa waters await orders to move 30 000 troops and civilians. Reports say Chiang Kai-shek sought guarantees for Matsu and Quemoy before agreeing to pullout.
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Forrest Edwards
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Matsu
Quemoy
Formosa Strait
Red
Chou En-lai
Peiping
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Shen
U.S. Army
Pacific
U.S
Loyalty Crusade Kicks Off Across Area Churches
The Methodist churches launch a citywide Loyalty Crusade beginning Sunday and running until Easter. The drive aims to recruit more people into Christian fellowship with emphasis on regular church attendance and daily prayer. All area churches participate under the theme Go To Church Every Sunday Pray Every Day.
Scouts Honor Service At Ward Street Methodist
A special Boy Scout service is planned at Ward Street Methodist tomorrow night at 6 o clock. The Rev W F Howard pastor will see a scouting message. Church Troop 5 will present the program with Bennie Jenkins as moderator. The regular Sunday night service follows at 7 o clock.
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Baptist World Alliance Sunday Marked Worldwide
February 6 designated as Baptist World Alliance Sunday. The alliance unites over 20 million Baptists globally, a figure that has more than doubled since its 1905 London start initiated by Dr. W. W. Laundrum of Richmond. President Dr. F. Townley Lord of London and executive secretary Dr. Arnold T. Ohrn of Washington, D. C. lead the body. The Golden Jubilee Congress will be held in London July 16 to 22.
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Evangelistic Meet set at First Baptist Greensboro
The Baptist State Evangelistic Meeting will be held at First Baptist in Greensboro from 2 30 p m Monday to 12 noon Wednesday. The theme Every Church Revived in 55 is the challenge. A Training Union study course led by Fred Culler Sr will run February 7 10 at West End Baptist with sessions each night at 7 o'clock. More on page two.
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British Premiers Seek Quiet Paths Over Far East Crisis
London reports the nine Commonwealth premiers plan weekend private talks to ease the Far East danger amid a Chinese boycott of U N ceasefire talks. Ambassadors Hayter and Kaul met Molotov while Britain coordinates with Washington as Nehru pressures neutralist approach. Eden warns force against Kin Islands could threaten world peace.
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Former Slave Will Scott Bets on 100th Birthday
In Dallas Texas a former slave named Will Scott recalled dancing a jig in the early 1860s and collecting a long standing bet on his 100th birthday. Postman Jack Clark paid off a $1 bet that he would not reach another birthday. Scott notes his journey from bondage to freedom and reflects on Lincoln’s emancipation.
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U S Military Observers Return To Tachens
U S military observers and advisers returned to the Communist threatened Tachens after recent withdrawal. General Chase said the group would aid and advise at the command level in any operation that might come up. Agreement on evacuating the Tachens was near as other outposts faced defense concerns.
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Yikiangshan
Formosa Cease Fire Feasible Via UN or Diplomatic Talks
U S officials see a Formosa cease fire possible through diplomacy if quicker routes fail, and UN efforts to involve Nationalist and Red Chinese are explored. President Eisenhower met with UN envoy Lodge to discuss potential moves within the UN framework amid Red China’s rejection of joining cease-fire talks.
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Speen
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Lodge
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Sensaat
D-Ky
Senate Foreign Relations Comenies
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Resignation of Adams Sparks Talk of Stevens Departure
Washington reports that Army Counselor John G. Adams resigned effective March 31, a move fueling talk that Secretary of the Army Stevens may also resign. Adams cited advancing projects and Stevens thanked him for loyal support as a new Senate probe looms over the Peress case and McCarthy Army controversy.
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Tokyo Declares War On Stray Canines
Tokyo health authorities will distribute 1000 poisoned buns for five nights starting Monday to kill stray dogs. Tokyo newspapers listed locations in a notice to owners of licensed dogs.
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Red Built Planes Battle Over Yellow Sea in Major Air Clash
In the largest postwar air confrontation, eight Russian MiGs attacked a U.S. RB45 reconnaissance bomber and Sabre jets. Two MiGs were shot down while the rest withdrew. One RB45 crewman died after bailing out. The incident occurred over international waters near the Yellow Sea with U.S. and allied forces maintaining patrols off Korea and Red China.
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Hokkaido
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No Difference Between Smog And Smust In Los Angeles
Los Angeles residents detect little difference between smog and smust, a term from the Air Pollution Control District for dust and orchard heater smoke. The piece notes other playful combos like rain Sweet, snow and sleet and smooch for smoke and cloud overlap.
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Tomorrow’s Sunday Enterprise features two vital local pieces
The paper previews a dramatic profile of weathermen and a telling look at law enforcement challenges. It notes the difficulty of obtaining evidence in trials and hints at recommendations for tighter control from top officials.
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