New Officers Named for High Point M Y F Subdistrict
Miss Carolyn Jones announced new leaders for the High Point Subdistrict of the Methodist Youth Fellowship. Installation is set for City Lake on July 25. President Mickey Peeler Welch Memorial. vice president Oe Gins Calvary. recording secretary Libby Setzer Rankin. corresponding secretary Anne Huff Lebanon. treasurer Rupert Pickens Wesley Memorial.
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High Point
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Carolyn Jones
City Lake
Mickey Peeler
Welch Memorial
Oegins
Calvary
Jary
Libby Setzer
Rankin
Anne Huff
Lebanon
Rupert Pickens
Wesley Memorial
Pastors and Faith Leaders Announced for July Services
The Rev. Fred Harrison of Saint James Kannapolis speaks at Saint Marys July 14. Dr. E W Price Jr leads Assembly Pastor duties for Training Union Week at Caswell July 15–20 with Green Street Baptist sending 31 members. Mrs. W M Baker presents What Are the Roots of Democracy to Crestwood Presbyterians. Rev Gerald Davis, former pastor, has taken charge at Pentecostal Holiness Lenoir City after ordination June 16. Presbyterian Foreign Missions offers Ecumenical Fellowship Tour July 29–Aug 25 1957 through Latin America to Mexico Guatemala Panama Colombia and Venezuela. Lexington Avenue Church notes Building Sunday offerings and new educational unit readiness as offices transfer to the new facilities.
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E. W. Price Jr
E. Green Street Baptist Church
Caswell
Green Street
Presbyterian Missions
Latin America
Board of Foreign Missions of the
Presbyterian Church
U. S
Fifth Ave
N. Y
Middle Americas
Mexico
Guatemala
Panama
Colombia
Venezuela
Cooma
Birmingham
Lexington Avenue Church
Woodrow W. Robbins
Same Old Us Say Soviets Demand Peace Policy
The Soviet Union responded to Western calls for policy changes saying its peace loving foreign policy remains. Moscow Radio asserted it would pursue better relations, cooperation, and steadfastly follow its course in response to the U S challenge.
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London
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Moscow
Sai
Compulsory Insurance Loss Seen in North Carolina
The Budget Bureau estimates highway fund losses of about $880,000 per year from new compulsory insurance actions, with Rogers predicting closer to $1 million annually. Officials fear motorists may drop insurance, reducing revenue. Other cuts include $180,000 from intercity bus tax relief and $356,000 refunding gasoline tax to counties and municipalities.
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Budget Bureau
Rogers
Truman Mementoes Dedicated in Independence Monument
In Independence Missouri a 21 million dollar Harry Truman Library and Museum monument will be dedicated as a national memorial. The crescent shaped Indiana limestone building houses 344 million official documents and personal mementoes from nearly eight years in the White House. Truman, laughing at donor events, accepted gifts including a White House piano made by Baldwin and recalled a misidentified song as the Mohawk Waltz.
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Independence
Harry Truman
White House
Harry
Truman
Baldwin Piano Co
Testimony Methods Nullfied in Immunity Law Case
A district subcommittee, chaired by David A. Pine, reviewed the case and indicated that any next move would be a policy decision for the subcommittee. The ruling questions the 1954 immunity law’s constitutionality and whether it grants power to a court to act.
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David A. Pine
Civil Rights Compromise Seen in Congress Aim
Sen Mundt predicts a civil rights compromise that includes voting guarantees for Negroes and other minorities plus additional provisions. He says the deal will satisfy constitutional rights without forcing Southern Republicans to back a rammed through measure. Mundt expects adjournment by mid August despite opposition from Knowland and Morton.
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Washington
Sen
Mundt
R-Sd
Congress
Knowland
Fir
Calif
Mininem
K and Z Team Seen By Solon
Sen Knowland says Kremlin turmoil may indicate a Khrushchev Zhukov partnership replacing the prior co leadership. He doubts long term Soviet policy will change, contending the dispute is over methods rather than objectives.
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Washington
Knowland
R-Calif
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Zhukov
A-Bomb Tests Planned In July At Nevada Site
At the Atomic Test Site in Nevada the July schedule includes a major test following the six year series. The dialogue notes the failed June 28 attempt and a July 12 test known as Diablo aims at an airborne target. Radioactive air masses are anticipated as part of the test sequence.
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Jack Lefler
Nev
United States
Diablo
Nuis
Trains Wreck Near Edenton Kills Two Crewmen
Rescue operations recovered the bodies of conductor Shelly R. Bray of Raleigh and engineer J. M. Munden of Norfolk after a Norfolk Southern freight train plunged from a trestle into Albemarle Sound. Three other crewmen were rescued, a sixth crewman uninjured. Officials have not determined the crash cause.
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Edenton
N.C
Norfolk Southern Railway
Albemarle ‘Sound
Shelly R. Bray
Raleigh
J. M. Munden
Norfolk
Saly
R. P. Baucom
New York
Morrison
Norfolk Southern
J. C. Poe
Poe
United States
Sound
Mackey
State Sets Up Program For Mentally Retarded Children
State plans a program beyond custodial care for educable children ages 6 to 17 with limited academic instruction. Costs estimated at 600 to 700 dollars yearly per child, with the state covering about half and local groups providing the rest. State funds pay 33 dollars monthly per child. A proposed salary guide for instructors in trade and industrial and distributive education was approved, with salaries from 289 to 510 dollars monthly.
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Stygen Se Reande
Ates Gram
High Court Brief On Girard Case Emerges In Washington
The government replies to a defense claim that letting Japanese courts try Army Specialist William Girard was improper and an abuse of discretion. The brief argues the agreement is valid and not reviewable by courts. Congress eyes action on status of forces accords as Bow seeks revisions.
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Washington
William 8. Girard
Anagel
Girard
Supreme Guard
Ottawa
Supreme Court
Congress
Rep
Albert
Okla
House
Wedcester
Bow
Ohio
Holiday Traffic Deaths Reported Across Nation
The Associated Press reports Fourth of July holiday traffic deaths rose but remained below earlier safety forecasts. Through Wednesday to midnight, at least 223 deaths were recorded, with an overall trend near five fatalities per hour and a peak in Michigan. The three day total tally includes state by state figures such as New Jersey 55 and New York 16 6 5, while the 1955 four day record stood at 805.
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National Safety Council
Michigan
Furniture market opens in High Point with two Sunday Enterprise pieces
The Sunday Enterprise previews High Point's summer furniture market opening Monday. Robert Marks writes two articles on market background and business outlook. A photo series features workers from the Southern Furniture Exposition Building.
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High Point
The
Enterprise Tomorrow
Robert Marks
Southern Furniture Exposition
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