Regional Sunday School Clinic at First Baptist Greensboro
Two High Pointers will take part in a regional Sunday School clinic at First Baptist Church in Greensboro. Dr J E Rawlinson and Rev George Richman chair the program sponsored by the Baptist Sunday School Board and the North Carolina Baptist Convention. Morning sessions start at 8 45 a m with focus on Sunday School functions and effective methods. Evening conferences target pastors and directors. Dr Allen B Comish will speak at North Main Street Baptist.
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First Baptist Church
Greensboro
J. E. Rawlinson
George, Richman
English Street Baptist Church
The
Baptist Sunday School Board
Nashville
Baptist State Convention of North Carolina
North Main Street Baptist Church
Cornish
Burnsville, Ga
Herman L. King
D. P. Brooks
Cold air to ease in Carolinas with gradual warmup ahead
The sharp cold wave in the Carolinas shows signs of relaxing with fair weather and rising temperatures expected through Sunday. South Carolina highs 45 to 52 and lows 24 to 30. North Carolina highs near 30 in the mountains and 46 on the coast, with mountain lows 16 to 22 and 22 to 28 elsewhere. Greensboro tied a record low around 11, Raleigh 13, Asheville 15, with other lows including Columbia 16, Myrtle Beach and Wilmington 18, Charlotte 19, Greenville 22, and Charleston 30.
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Carolinas
South Carolina
North Caroline
North Carolina
Greensboro
Raleigh
Asheville
Columbia
Myrtle Beach
Wilmington
Charlotte
Greenville
S.C
Charleston
Egypt Syria and Saudi Arabia back Jordan aid deal
Egypt, Syria and Saudi Arabia agreed to nearly 36 million dollars annually to reinforce Jordan replacing the British subsidy. The pact would fund the Arab Legion and support Jordan while easing tensions around the Eisenhower Doctrine. Leaders Nasir, Hussein, Saud and Sabri Assal signed the 10 year accord amid regional Cold War pressures.
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Cairo
Egypt
Syria
Saudi Arabia
Jordan
Britain
Eisenhower
Middle East
Nasser
Hussein
Saud
Sabri Assal
Dytla
LWO Gays
Lalks
Italy
United States
Abdullah Rimawi
Arab Legion
Jordan National Army
Amman
Worde
Lebanon
Washington
King Saud
Ibn Saud
Sabri Assali
King Hussein
Kubbe Palace
Sunday Enterprise previews emphasize marriage and campus life
Staff writer Robert Marks reports about 25 percent of High Point College students balancing education with marriage. Homecoming events draw alumni, and Sunday Enterprise promises photos and full coverage. Other features include a look at shoplifting, politics, jazz collecting, ex-con insights, a juvenile delinquency focus, and a preview of the Southern Furniture and Rug Market opening Monday.
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Marriage and
Robert Marks
High Point College
Pawer
Arthur B
Family Weekly
Sunday Enterprise
High Point
Dave Gillespie
FBI Hatches Escape By Prisoners In Fayetteville Chase
Two inmates handcuffed a U S marshal and two guards then stole their car in Fayetteville North Carolina. The trio fled toward Red Springs with a third prisoner remaining aboard. The escapees were identified as Paul Stanley Thompson and Charles North Jenkins Jr with James N Tanner assisting. The car is a light green 1956 Buick with Georgia plate K74950.
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Fayetteville
N.C
FBI
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Macon
Maryland
U.S
Bill E. Carlisle
Paul Stanley Thompson
Air Force
Norfolk
Charles North Jenkins Jr
Carlisle
Jenkins
David C. Spencer
Spence
Red Springs
James N. Tanner
Virginia
Baltimore
Tanner
Greenville
S.C
Thompson
Raleigh
Globe Flight Demonstrates Air Force Global Reach
The United States staged a world circling flight by three B52 bombers to show the capability to deliver H bombs anywhere. The mission underscored reliance on overseas bases for global operations and required tanker refueling along a 24 325 mile route. Without in flight refueling a B52 would fly about 6 000 miles.
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Washington
U. S. Air Force
Russia
Congress
United States
Strategic Air Command
Two Bodies Found Buried Under House
Unidentified man reports a hand protruding from a crude grave in a basement leading Charlotte police to the discovery of two bodies. The victims are Ruth Nelson Jackson 37 and Bernice Nelson 15, both buried under earth mounds in a street-level apartment.
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Charlotte
Ruth Nelson Jackson
Bernice Nelson
Jackson
Communists vow support to Middle East against aggression
A 2000-word joint communique by Chou En-lai and Bulganin condemns the Eisenhower doctrine and threatens to aid Near and Middle East nations to avert interference. They blame imperialist circles for Cold War tensions and praise the suppression of Hungary while promising unity within the Communist bloc.
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Chou En-lai
Bulganin
Soviet Union
Chinese People’s Republic
United States
Near
Middle East
Eisenhower
Chou
Moscow
Tashkent
Kabul
Afghanistan
Asia
China
Wei Gan
Pope Receives British Foreign Minister in Private Audience
Pope Pius XII holds a private audience with British Foreign Minister Selwyn Lloyd in Vatican City today, signaling ongoing diplomatic talks. The meeting focused on postwar European issues and wartime alliance coordination.
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Vatic
Pius XII
Selwyn Lloyd
Inauguration Day Draws Massive Washington Crowd
A vast crowd estimated at 750000 gathered in Washington to witness the second Eisenhower inauguration. The main oath will be Monday before the Capitol, followed by a parade and four inaugural balls. weather forecasters expect cold and possible rain or snow. Chief Justice Warren will administer the oath tomorrow at the White House, with limited private ceremony for family members.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Nixon
Capitol Building
Weather Bureau
Earl Warren
Hhal Besteen
Capitol Plaza
Sakurajima Volcano Mounts 136th Eruption Since 1955
Mt Minami on Sakurajima Island erupted today marking the 136th eruption since October 1955. The district meteorological office reported no casualties or damages.
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Kagoshima
Japan
Mt. Minami
Sakurajima Island
Passage of Eisenhower Middle East plan eyed by Congress
Senators predicted quick action on Eisenhower Middle East program as Moscow and Red China denounced it. Sparkman and Smith cited the Moscow communique as proof of enemy intent while officials said approval by Congress would drive administration plans for standby U.S. force authority and aid to free nations. Committee leaders planned final action next week with House debate likely by January 30.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Middle East
Congress
Sen. Sparkman
D-Ala
Sen
H. Alexander Smith
R-Nj
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U. S
Gordon
D-Ill
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Rep. Vorys
Ohio
House
Senate
Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Fulbright
D-Ark
Foreign
Meyner Bride Helen Stevenson In Oberlin Ceremony
In Oberlin Ohio Gov Robert Meyner of New Jersey marries Helen Stevenson at First Church Congregational. Bride’s father William E Stevenson Oberlin College president will give her away. The couple met at a mock convention last May and became engaged last summer in Chicago during the Democratic National Convention.
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Helen Stevenson
Robert Meyner
New Jersey
Adlai Stevenson
Oberlin
Ohio
Robert B. Meyner
Meyner
Miss Stevenson
First Church Congregational
Oberlin College
William E. Stevenson
Chicago
New York
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Pat Duggins
Allen B. Comish
Southern Baptist Sunday School Board
John Schmidt
Columbus
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Michigan
Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary
Europe
Lutheran Ohio
Ohio State University
James Chrispel
Lansing, Mich
Wesleyan Meth
Odist
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Paul Clapp
Ralph Greeson
C. R. Meyers
Roy Clapp
Ernest Gar
DR. Comish
Chrispel
Carolina
Associated Press
By Tom Hoge
United Nations
N. Y
U. N. General Assembly
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Israel
Gaza Strip
Sheikh el Sharm
Gulf of Aqaba
Canada
New Zealand
Gaza
Aqaba
Lester B. Pearson
the Sunday Enterprise
Tom Alston
Forrest Cates
Thomasville Way
Ed Lane
FBI In Search
Globe Flight
Soviet
By Belman Morin
Minami
Ernest B. Vaccaro
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