Ministers Split on Sunday School Critique in Life Magazine
Local clergy weight in on Rev Wesley Shrader's Life Magazine piece accusing U S Protestants of wasting hours in Sunday Schools. Several pastors defend practice while urging internal reform and greater teacher dedication. several caution against overgeneralization.
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U. S
Wesley Shrader
High Point
Cecil Haworth
Brentwood Presbyterian Church
G. C. Starr
Oak View Methodist
J. A. Grout Jr
Pilgrim Holiness
Diplomat Expelled By Reds
Soviet Union secretary Bertil Hermans left the country amid a retaliatory move tied to a Swedish spy case. Swedish papers reported three Soviet officials left Sweden in connection with the case as Pravda recounts him being detained in January while attempting to obtain a Soviet government document.
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Bertil Hermanslo AE
Anita's Husband Seeks Another Try At Artist Trekberg
Steel admits at a charity ball that he knocked Trekberg down twice on St Valentine’s night while intoxicated. He says he was angry at Dobronyi who allegedly took advantage of his wife during the visit to Mrs Horace Dodge II. The Cuban sculptor crafted a small metal statue.
Butler Keeps Post as Democratic Chair at National Confab
In San Francisco Democratic National Chairman Paul Butler led a two day conference ending with a strong show of support for his leadership. The new advisory council linked to Butler’s executive committee was approved as a party voice while Butler kept final say on policy declarations. Kentucky dissented on the vote. Adlai Stevenson was set to speak at a $50 a plate fundraiser to close the meeting.
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San Francisco
Paul Butler
Democratic National Committee
Butler
Kentucky
Adlai Stevenson
Advisory Council
Congress
Sen
Herbert
H. Lehman
New York
How to Teach Your About Sex creates teachable moments
The Sunday Enterprise previews tomorrow's Family Weekly article How to Teach Your About Sex by Katherine Create. The piece argues delicacy and frankness are essential in parental sex education and outlines guidance for addressing this key duty.
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Family Weekly
Enterprise
Katherine Create
Tom Alston
High Point
Forrest Cates
Thomasville
Ed Lane
Davidson County
Lane
Davidson
Raleigh
Rufus
Bill Jackson
U.S
Pete Jones
U S Plan Rejected By Israel
Washington reported a U S effort to remove Israeli troops from Gaza and Aqaba stalled. President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles hurried to Thomasville for consultations as Israel attached conditions to its withdrawal.
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U. S
Israel
Calls Parley of Advisors in push to end Israeli Egypt clash
President Eisenhower and top foreign policy advisers meet again to press Israeli troop withdrawal from Egypt amid a fresh rebuff. Secretary of State Dulles and UN ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. joined the talks after flying from Washington to Eisenhower's vacation headquarters.
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Thomasville
Eisenhower
Egypt
Dulles
Henry Cabot Lodge , Jr
United Nations
Lodge
Washington
Dulles Discusses Possible U S Action Over Israeli Troops
Secretary of State Dulles met with President Eisenhower in Thomasville to outline potential steps the United States might take to remove Israeli troops from Egypt. He refused to specify any action and said no definite decision was made pending clarification of Israel’s position.
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Thomasville
Dulles
Eisenhower
United States
Egypt
Israel Rejects U.S. Pullout Plan After Eban Talks
Abba Eban refused the American outline for Israel to withdraw from Gaza and Aqaba claiming a need for stronger Egyptian nonbelligerency pledges and greater U.S. assurances. The State Department called the offer not responsive and Secretary Dulles issued a regret statement while the plan also sought U N observers and free innocent passage through the Straits of Tiran.
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Israel
Abba Eban
State Department
Dulles
Egypt
U. S
Gaza Strip
Aqaba
Strait of Tiran
Gulf of Aqaba
U. N
Clinton Dynamite Blast Strikes Racially Tense Town
In Clinton Tennessee Anderson County residents start a relief fund for Negro homes damaged by a dynamite blast in the Negro section. Police seek a white suspect, as the town of about 4000 endures racial tension after school integration protests. A restaurant was wrecked and a woman and baby were slightly injured.
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Clinton, Tenn
Anderson County
Francis Moore
Clinton High School
Bid On Golf Course Upheld
Charlotte report notes a high bid of 210000 for the Carolina golf course, with the sale upheld by authorities. The action centers on the bidding process and approval by the relevant board. Further details on bidders or closing conditions were not provided in the accessible text.
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Charlotte
Carolina Golf
Belisha dies in France after brain hemorrhage
Lord Leslie Hore-Belisha former British secretary of war and Belisha Beacons pioneer died in Reims France after collapsing at a cathedral city visit. The 1898 born baron was touring with a British parliamentary group and had spoken at Reims City Hall before his collapse and death.
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Reims
France
Leslie Hore-Belisha
London
Belisha
Lord Hore-Belisha
Pierre Schneiter
Court Approves Surgery to Alter Inmate's Sex
A two year old youth from Jamaica, New York, known as Roland George Diaz, is in Elmira and New York Hospital under court approval for gender transformation surgery. Diaz, previously charged for supplying guns in a grocery store holdup, had been designated as the person in court records. The Queens County district attorney said doctors report increased femininity and the judge suspended the sentence, with Diaz eager for the operation.
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New York
Roland George Diaz
Jamaica
N. Y
Elmira
Diaz
Queens County
John P. Donohoe
Anthony di Paola
di Paola
Donohoe
New York Hospital
Selected Soldiers Trained Across NATO Arms Stockpile Issue
United States stocks atomic warheads in France amid NATO training to ensure Allied units could handle weapons if needed. Gen Randolph Pate and other officials cited. White House did not confirm details. UK and France discussed mutual development of nuclear capabilities in London this week.
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United States
France
NATO
U. S
Supreme Headquarters
Allied Powers
Europe
Randolph Pate
U. S. 6Th Fleet
Mediterranean
White House
Soviet Union
SHAPE
Duncan Sandys
Maurice Bourges-Manoury
London
Suspect Denies Involvement In 1955 Salisbury Slaying
Salisbury Sheriff says Ross McAfee of Meridian Mississippi denies knowledge of the death of Mrs. Helen C. Barnes stabbed at her Landis home on January 19 1955. McAfee 39 was brought to Rowan for questioning and held for safekeeping after denying any connection to the case.
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Salisbury
N.C
Arthur J. Shuping
Rowan County
Landis
Ross McAfee
Meridian
Miss
Shuping
Helen C. Barnes
McAfee
Taylorsville
Glenn Vaught
Rexander County
Elisha Bebber
Willie Milam
Fairburn
Ark
Herbert E. Hoffman
Kannapolis
Barnes
Mecklenburg County
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