Freedom theme at churches marks July 4 observance
The nationwide Mobilization movement promotes America and Freedom during July 4 season. James Iverson, president, describes a spiritual awakening to reinforce liberty. Clergy in Point base sermons align with the cause as Methodists emphasize religious liberty and national renewal.
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Spiritual Mobilization
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Dedication Service Speakers at South Main Street Baptist
The Rev. Bill Johnson of Midway Baptist Church will speak at the dedication of South Main Street Baptist. The program includes gospel groups from the area. The church, formerly South N Street Mission, held services in a rented building before the union two years ago. Reverend James E. Brown led the Mission, and since February 1955 the church has relocated to Fraley Airport off South Mee Sie sion with Rev. James E. pene as pastor.
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Bill Johnson
Midway Baptist Church
South Main Street
Mee
James E. Pene
Student Evangelists at Randall Presbyterian
Union Theological Seminary Student Evangelistic Team plans a series of church services at Randall Presbyterian Church on Highway Side Arch starting in July. The team consists of two seniors and two middlers. Services are scheduled each evening at 7:30.
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Union Theological Seminary
Randal Presbyterian Church
College Head to Speak at Wesley Memorial Service
In the minister’s absence Rev Walter J Miller will deliver the message at Wesley Memorial. Dr J Lem Stokes of Pfeiffer College will find the theme change versus change and address the congregation.
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Walter J. Miller
J. Lem Stokes I
Pfeiffer College
Wesley
Arthur Kale to Speak at First Methodist Worship
Arthur Kale, formerly of Wesley Memorial Methodist Church, will be the guest speaker at the morning worship service at First Methodist tomorrow. He is now a professor of Christian Education at Duke University Divinity School. The Rev. iaemeb G is listed but incomplete.
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Arthur Kale
As 3
Wesley Memoria Methodist Church
First Methodist
Kale
Divinity School
Duke Univer
Iaemeb G
Sobeloff Likely To Get Past Senate Fight
Senate predicts confirmation of Simon E. Sobeloff as a federal judge on the 4th Circuit despite opposition led by Sen. Olin D. Johnston. Sen. Watkins and Sen. Butler anticipate a straightforward vote, while Johnston and Eastland advocate rejection citing regional objections. The nomination, first made July 14 last year, faces a protracted debate and potential minority report backing rejection.
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Utah
Butler
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Olin D. Johnston
Sobeloff
Johnston
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4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
West Virginia
Virginia
North Carolina
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Dmiss
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Judiciary Committee
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Bar
Southlina
Escapee Killed In Gun Battle Near Mental Hospital
Sheriff reports an escapee from the state mental hospital killed in a gun battle at a tenant home after tear gas failed to force him out. Officers began entry as Brooks emerged from under a bed and opened fire, threatening neighbors earlier in the day.
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Brooks
Guy Bradshaw
Nixon Arrives in Formosa for Talks With Chiang Kai-shek
Vice President Richard Nixon and his wife arrived at Taipei after a 26 hour South Viet Nam visit for a summit with Nationalist Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek at Grass Mountain. The meeting aims to reassure Chiang while discussing U S China talks and regional defense aid.
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Formosa
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Chang Kai-shek
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Viet Nam
Cheung
Karl L. P
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Sonat
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Coroet
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China
South Korea
Philippines
South Viet Nam
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Russia
Nam
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Tibetan Resistance Spreads As Dalai Lama Weighs Offer
Reports from travelers and Tibetan exiles claim open rebellion spreads across major Tibetan villages against the Chinese regime. Claims include Mimang Tibetan resistance preparing a provisional government and large troop deployments, with the Dalai Lama’s backing sought to quell anti-Chinese factions.
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India
Tibet
Dalai Lama
Mimang
Tichang Rimpoche
Dalaia
En Age
Inquiry set on air crash control prior to collision
House Commerce subcommittee plans a thorough inquiry into radio control guidance given by CAB and CAA officials before the TWA United Airlines crash near Los Angeles. Rep. Oren Harris leads hearings with pilots and airline officials to determine factors in the disaster that killed all 128 aboard.
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Commerce
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D-Ark
Civil Aeronautics Administration
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Arizona
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United Air
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CAB
James R. Durfee
Los Angeles
Harris
Carl Hinshaw
R-Calif
Subcommittee
Postal Rate Bill Advances to Senate Amid House Passage
The House approved a postal rate increase 217 to 165 with Republican support and some Southern Democrats, boosting first class from 3 to 4 cents for the one ounce rate and air mail from 6 to 7 cents. Second class rates for newspapers would rise over five years, with minimums and bulk mail charges also adjusted to raise substantial revenue for postal deficits. The bill moves to the Senate where passage and potential White House action remain uncertain in an election year.
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White House
Senate Post Office Committee
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Air Mail
Colmer
D-Miss
Two Suspects Held In N Y Kidnapping Case
Police held two men in Nassau County as detectives search for 5 week old Peter Weinberger abducted from his carriage on July 4. Authorities say no ransom was paid. a phone call demanded $5,000 and sparked media involvement.
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Morris Weinberger
Westbury
N. Y
Peter Weinberger
Weinberger
Oe Mae
Trme
Peter Waleberger
Weinz
Peter
New York City
Wrca-Tv
McCaffery
O.K
Morris Weinales Fine
Morris Wwer
Nassau County
Stuyvesant Pinnell
Eisenhower Seeks Second Term With Improving Health
President Eisenhower shows steady physical improvement after his June operation at his farm. Doctors report convalescence progressing well and indicate his weight is rising toward 170 pounds while he weighs options on returning to politics. White House aides say he discussed personal and general policies with James Hagerty and chief assistant Sherman Adams, but no decision is disclosed.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Isidore Ravedin
University of Pennsylvania
White House
James C. Hagerty
Cerman Adams
Hagerty
Snake Handler Bitten Again at Haast's Pen
A group of tourists watched Haast's Miami serpentarium as a rattlesnake struck. He secured the reptile, was hospitalized and treated with serum. The 55th bite in his career follows dozens from cobras and related snakes, giving him partial resistance to cobra venom but not to neurotoxins.
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Haast
Miami Serepentarium
Dama
Paterson
N. J
High Point Market to Draw 6000 Retailers July 9 19
The Sunday Enterprise previews the High Point Market with about 6000 furniture and floor covering retailers attending July 9 through 19. Tomorrow will feature advance stories and pictures including an inside look at the Southern Furniture Exposition building by Forrest Cates.
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High Point
Forrest Cates
Dick Bickerton
Pete Jones
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