Weeklong dedication at Emerywood Baptist marks major investment
Dedication week for Emerywood Baptist Church opens with tomorrows morning service and features sermons by noted Southern Baptist leaders including Dr. C C Warren Duke McCall and W A Criswell. The project costs about 300000 with guest musician George Starke and plans for a broader Training Union expansion at Green Street Baptist Church.
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New
Emerywood Baptist Church
South
C. C. Warren
Duke McCall
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
C. Roy Angell
Central Baptist Church of
Bellevue Baptist Church
Memphis
Tenn
Ramsey Pollard
Broadway Baptist Church
Knoxville
W. A. Criswell
First Baptist Church of
Dallas
Tex
Thomas Stephens Haggai
Emerywood Baptist
James Lenox Sullivan
The
Southern Baptist Convention
George Starke
Gaston Avenue Baptist Church
Green Street Bapst
Harvey T. Gibson
Training Union Department of the Baptist Sunday School Board
Nashville, Tenn
James
P. Morgan
North Carolina Training Union
James Moffitt
Ed Kissiah
Gibson
Morgan
Baptist Young People’s Union
David Lee
Greensboro
Surgery Gives Hope To Blue Babies
The 11 year old Roger Stepp in Charlotte was saved by a pioneering bypass operation that reroutes blood from the right heart directly to the lungs. Doctors at Memorial Hospital completed the procedure two weeks ago after five years of research, offering new life for children with congenital heart defects and improved breathing and endurance.
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Charlotte
Roger Stepp
Roger
Memorial Hospital
sur‘Taylor
Francis
Constructive Legislature Predicted by Hodges Liaison
Eagles the governor’s liaison to the Legislature told the North Carolina Press Institute that state budget requests for the next biennium would exceed one billion dollars. He said an income tax withholding plan may pass, potentially increasing state revenue and reducing new tax needs. He noted more study commission reports than ever and called for a realistic examination of public school instructional facilities.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
Eagles
Hodges
North Carolina Press Institute
Study Commission
Train hits taxi. three children and driver dead
A Baltimore area passenger train at 80 mph struck a taxicab on the outskirts, killing six year old twins Katherine and John Jones and their seven year old brother George, plus 37-year-old cab driver William M. Dail. The Legislator train was en route to the city when the collision occurred.
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Baltimore
Katherine
John Jones
George
William M. Dail
New York
New Bed Aims to Aid Heart Patients at Memorial Hospital
The Enterprise tomorrow features a Langdon Ammen staff article describing a new bed designed to assist patients with heart conditions in the Heart Center at Memorial Hospital. The piece explains how the bed works and its intended patient benefits.
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Heart Center
Memorial Hospital
Langdon Ammen
Enterprise Tomorrow
Development Within State Is Urged
Governor Hodges urged North Carolina to develop industry from within the state. He said too often growth comes from outside and called for local plans to expand meat packing and livestock sectors. He noted national firms see potential in the state and urged homefolks to act to boost farming and the economy.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Hodges
North Carolina Meat Packers Assa
Pupil placement plan tentatively approved
Attorney General Rogers says the South may use pupil placement plans only if they do so in good faith. He interprets a recent Supreme Court action as upholding a lower court ruling that Alabama’s pupil placement law is facially fair and not a device to circumvent Brown v. Board of Education.
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Washington
William P. Rogers
South
Rogers
U.S. Supreme Court
Alabama
Brown
Three Dead in Tank Car Explosion Near Monroe
In Monroe Louisiana a railway tank car filled with chemicals exploded Friday night. Three men were killed and at least 52 injured with 5 in critical condition. Sheriff Bailey Grant led a search of ruins for more victims as crowds gathered five miles from the blast site.
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Monroe
Bailey Grant
Missouri Pacific Railway
Here
Rayville
C. C. Mitchell
Lake Village
Ark
Louisiana
Missouri Pacific
A. R. Liles
Baby Kidnapping Case Probed as Bronx Search Intensifies
Police sought a kidnapper after a 25 day old infant from the Ta varez family was abducted from a West Side apartment. A pregnant woman carrying the child in her arms asked a boarding house for quarters in The Bronx, prompting a citywide hunt and taxi driver inquiry.
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New York
Bronx
John Tavarez
Tavarez
West Side
Coraliza
Helen Bill
Bill
Babysitter Trapped By Miracle Paint On Bath Fixtures
A 16 year old babysitter became trapped in a bathroom after the homeowner used a paint labeled It stays on New Year's Eve. Attempts to remove the paint failed and attorneys prepared lawsuits while an insurance handler vowed no trial. Names were not released.
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Minneapolis
English Class Gunshot Shatters Klamath Falls School
In a Klamath Falls English class a student fired a .25 caliber gun from a notebook injuring a boy and grazing a girl. The gun, bought for 15 dollars from a sporting goods store, was surrendered by another student who admitted theft. The incident is under juvenile authorities.
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Klamath Falls
Ore
Klamath Union High School
Robert Greene
Greene
Robert L. Greene
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Virginia Courts Reinforce Desegregation Orders in Arlington Norfolk
Two federal rulings strengthened desegregation in Virginia. The 4th Circuit ordered Arlington County to admit four African American students to Stratford, tying transfer rulings to race. A separate federal court injunction barred closing any public school solely to maintain segregation while others stay open. Nine Virginia schools have been shuttered under the state’s resistance laws.
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Richmond, Va
Virginia
Arlingtonand
Norfolk
4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Arlington County
U.S
Albert V. Bryan
Bryan
Cout
Virginia Supreme Court
Charlottesville
Warren Countty
Midwest Floods Devastate Ohio and Midwest Region
Floods across Ohio and neighboring states trigger state of emergency in Ohio with estimates over 83 million dollars. Thousands homeless in Chillicothe Meadville and Wheeling as residents evacuate and miners trapped near Pittston. Federal aid anticipated for inundated Ohio and Pennsylvania areas.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Chillicothe
Meadville
Wheeling
Michael V. DiSalle
New York
Sharon
Pittston
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Michigan
Kansas
Kentucky
Missouri
New Jersey
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Wisconsin
Scioto
Marietta
Two Fliers Break Endurance Flight World Record
LAS VEGAS AP Two fliers Robert Timm and John Cook set a new world record for endurance flight, surpassing 50 days and aiming for 60. They operate a single engine Cessna 172, trudge through fatigue, and continue the mission to raise funds for a Cancer Fund while sharing daily updates with family via radio in Blythe and Las Vegas.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Robert Timm
John Cook
Los Angeles
Timm
Blythe
Ariz
Jim Heth
Bill Burkhart
Dallas
Tex
Cook
Air Force
Timmy
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