State Pastors Conference and youth programs announced
The Annual State Pastor's Conference sponsored by the North Carolina Council of Churches will be Tuesday at First Methodist Church with Rev. Robert G. Tuttle as committee chair. Dr. Andrew W. Blackwood and Dr. Waldo Beach join as speakers on Evangelism and related topics. Youth Sunday activities include worship at First Evangelical and Reformed Church with readings and music. Also noted are mission season at Crestwood Presbyterian Church, Coronation Service at Green Street and West End Baptist Churches, and appearances by The King's Men Quartet tomorrow.
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Pastoral Ministry Commission
North Carolina Council of Churches
First Methodist Church
Robert G. Tuttle
Andrew W. Blackwood
Temple University School of Theology
Philadelphia
Waldo Beach
Duke Divinity School
Clarence W. Crawford
American Baptist Convention
High Point Ministerial Association
Beach
Blackwood
Sheraton Hotel
J. Edward Lantz
National Council of Churches
Ministry of Reconciliation
Bayea
Crawford
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Rickie Greeson
Nancy Clapp
J. F. Peterson
Elizabeth Oldham
Linda Samuels
Jack Oldham
Dixie Roach
Mr. Mensendiek
Clarence Wagner
God
Brodszky
Jerry Watson
Jerry Koontz
Jerry Hughes
Jeff Weavil
Mickie Hoskins
Crestwood Presbyterian Church
George T. Brown
Mr. Brown
Brazil
Green Street
West End
Lula Mae Underwood
T. R. Parker Jr
Greensboro
Patsy McDonald
Jean McDonald
Carol Price
Cynthia McCormick
Linda Nelson
June Crawford
Lillian White
Jan Causby
Mitzie Bratton
Vickie McPherson
Betty Lou McDonald
Carolyn Snider
Shirley Lewis
Jan Reagen
Pamela Culler
Barbara Myers
Nancy Bailey
Antionette Nickens
Lynn Campbell
Alice Patterson
Marie Ellis
Elaine Kilby
Jewel Lowery
Glenda Williams
Sara Norman
R. W. Myers
Rebecca Smoot
Odene Haynes
Nannie Mae McPherson
Fred Loo
Wayne Par
Julian S. Hopkins
Brotherhood of Green Street Baptist Church
Mr. Hopkins
North Carolina Baptist State Convention
Department of Evangelism
UAW Might Strike Chrysler Over Layoffs Two Months Early
Detroit reports the United Auto Workers may strike Chrysler Corp at the Dodge main plant in Detroit. The union served a five day notice amid a dispute over lay offs and speed up practices. The convention approved 1958 bargaining demands and a 16 million dollar rise for the strike fund.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Chrysler Corp
Detroit Dodge
Chrysler
Norman Matthews
Chrys
Matthews
Dodge Local 3
C. Pat Quinn
Dodge Main
Congressmen Satisfied With H Power Progress
Washington lawmakers on the Senate House Atomic Energy Committee expressed satisfaction that the United States remains competitive in hydrogen power research after the U S British joint brief. They noted fruitful results from laboratory tests while cautions about years to develop practical fusion power.
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Washington
United States
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
U.S
Britain
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Beery Wine Election Decides Hickory Vote
A contentious beer and wine election concluded in Hickory North Carolina after two years of debate. The county now permits sale of beer and wine and operates ABC stores. The vote satisfies a petitioned measure that settled the long dispute.
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Hickory
N.C
ABC
Covered Bridges Across Randolph County Feature
The Sunday Enterprise previews future coverage by Ed Lane on Randolph County’s remaining covered bridges and their history. Wint Capel profiles Mrs. Clyde Morris of Thomasville, a Red Cross Bloodmobile booster who processes donors. The issue also recalls lawmakers’ varied backgrounds in Congress.
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Piedmont North Carolina
Randolph County
Ed Lane
The
Sunday Enterprise
Bloodmobile
Clyde Morris
Thomasville
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Congress
Hays Calls for Friendly Persuasion on School Desegregation
Rep Brooks Hays urged a friendly approach to the Supreme Court desegregation ruling at the Duke University dinner for the North Carolina Press Association. He warned mass resistance would bring grave results, urged patience in implementing the decision, and pressed North Carolina to lead in addressing the school crisis.
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Durham
N.C
Brooks Hays
D-Ark
South
Hays
Supreme Court
North Carolina
Little Rock
Ark
Integration Batle
Lowe's Protests Trade Laws in Sunbeam Case
Lowe's Hardware Stores agreed to pay Sunbeam Corp 950 in damages in a North Wilkesboro federal ruling. Judge Wilson Warlick issued a consent judgment restraining Lowe's from undercutting Sunbeam prices in fair trade contracts. Buchan defended the move as challenging fair trade laws and predicted North Carolina may repeal them soon.
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North Wilkesboro
N.C
Lowe's Hardware
Sunbeam Corp
Chicago
Sunbeam
Wilson Warlick
U.S
Lowe's
Buchan
North Carolina
Cold night follows heavy rainfall and snow across North Carolina
A NorC storm brought heavy precipitation with two to four inches of rain in many cities and up to ten inches of snow on Grandfather Mountain yesterday. Temperatures ranged from the low 30s in mountains to the low 50s in the southeast. Strong coastal winds diminish today with freezing conditions possible inland and continued cooling tonight.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Yancey
Mitchell
Asheville
Columbia
Charleston
S.C
Rocky Mount
New Bern
Greenville
Greensboro
Raleigh
Durham
Charlotte
Grandfather Mountain
Spruce Pine
Piedmont
Wilmington
Cherry Point
Tornado Leaves 150 Homeless in Cochran Georgia
A tornado cut a 1.25 mile path through Cochran Georgia injuring 16 people and leaving more than 150 homeless. Forty residences and a church were damaged as power lines failed. National Guard helped with traffic and looting prevention while residents described the quick, violent strike.
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Cochran
Georgia
Gus Giddens
National Guard
W. O. Etheridge
John Burkhalter
Different Klansmen Plan Rally Near Burlington
A Ku Klux Klan rally near Burlington North Carolina may proceed with different sponsors. The Rev James Cole said the rally would go ahead. police and state investigators questioned its viability amid prior clashes and arson and riot charges against Cole.
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Burlington
N.C
Howard White
Burlington Times-News
Burlington-Reidsville
Greensboro
U.S
James Cole
Marion
S.C
North Carolina
Cole
KKK
Maxton
Here
Robeson County
Walter Anderson
State Bureau of Investigation
Raleigh
Anderson
Maurice Braswell
South Carolina
George Bell Timmerman Jr
Wake Forest Trustees Assert Control Over Campus Policy
Wake Forest College trustees declared they must control college affairs including policy decisions while choosing not to lift the on campus dancing ban. In a divided vote they rejected Dr. George W. Paschal's proposal for supervised campus dancing. Judge Hubert E. Olive noted the first resolution was unanimous, but the dancing proposal failed.
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Winston - Salem, N.C
Wake Forest College Board of Trustees
Baptist State Convention
George W. Paschal
Raleigh
The
Baptist College
Wake Forest College
Wake Forest
Paschal
North Carolina
Hubert E. Olive
Venezuelan junta gains civilian backing after revolt
In Caracas the ruling junta dismissed two officers tied to the Perez Jimenez regime and received support from the civilian patriotic group led by Fabricio Ojeda. He urged an end to rioting as protests continue with hundreds reported killed or wounded in the upheaval that toppled the dictator. The junta also added civilian members Eugenio Mendoza and Blas Lambert while seeking free elections.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Marcos Perez Jimenez
Fabricio Ojeda
Ojeda
Perez Jimenez
Adm
Wolfgang Larrazabal
Dominican Ec
Junta
Army
Roberto Casanova
Air Force
Abel Romero Villate
Eugenio Mendoza
Larrazabal
Blas Lambert
Kidnapping Tale Probed by FBI Ends With Falsehood
Frederic Raymon Kittinger of Orlando Florida admitted crafting a false tale of being kidnapped and driven by a gunman to near Sparta North Carolina. FBI agents and Sparta police investigated with bloodhounds and found inconsistencies. He was arraigned before U S Commissioner Ralph Davis and held on a $1000 bond.
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Sparta
N. C
FBI
M. P. Chiles
Charlotte
Frederic Raymon Kittinger
Orlando
Fla
Chiles
Kittinger
U. S
Ralph Davis
North Wilkesboro
Simulated Moon Trip Sparks Local Student Interest
In Los Angeles students toured a simulated moon trip as part of a science and math outreach by the Southern California Industry Education Council. Engineers from an airplane maker explained jet construction, showed a film, and answered questions to boost tech careers among about 5 000 high school and junior college students. The council, backed by Hughes Conair North American Aviation Kaiser Steel and universities, aims to broaden reach to elementary pupils amid rising science education needs.
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Los Angeles
Southern California Industry Education Council
Hughes, Convair
Kaiser Steel
National Assn. of
University of Southern California
University of California At Los Angeles
Academy of Sciences, National Science Foundation
Committee On Scientists and Engineers
Council
Jack H. Cooper
Cooper
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King’s Men
Anderson College
Ind
Church of God
National Security
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Zuela
Ford
General Motors
van Zandt
Pennsylvania
Republican House
D-Nc
the Sunday Enterprise
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Lumberton
SBS
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