Senators defend Johnson as Butler attacks leadership
Democratic senators John Sparkman Henry Jackson and Gale McGee voiced support for Lyndon B Johnson’s approach to shaping legislation to avoid presidential vetoes. They criticized Paul Butler for attacking the Democratic congressional leadership saying his remarks threaten party unity and misrepresent the Congress. Butler scheduled to comment at an afternoon news conference.
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Washington
Paul Butler
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Gale W. McGee
D-Wye
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Sparkman
Jackson
McGee
Butler
Johnson
Democratic Congress
Congress
Herter Heads to Geneva for Four-Power Talks
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter left for Geneva pledging to seek a reasonable Germany Berlin settlement with the Soviet Union but stating he has no great expectations for success. He emphasized patience and long labor, to negotiate in good faith while upholding Western Berlin obligations. He will first stop in Ottawa to meet Prime Minister Diefenbaker and Foreign Secretary Green.
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Christian A. Herter
Geneva
Soviet Union
Germany
Berlin
Herter
Andrews
U.S
France
United Kingdom
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West Berlin
Eisenhower
Ottawa
John Diefenbaker
Howard Green
Clergy elected and church notices at area gatherings
The Rev. B. T. Phaup of High Point was elected General Superintendent of the Wesleyan Methodist Church at a conference near Colfax. He will assume duties Aug 15 and relocate to Marion Indiana with his wife and son Gary. Also elected was the Rev C Wesley Levin. Homecoming services at Faith Baptist Church are announced with Sunday school at 9 45 am and a noon picnic. Dr Julian S Hopkins, former pastor, speaks at Green Street Baptist Church. Summer schedule at Lexington Avenue Baptist Church lists services and training. Revival in Ramseur led by Evangelist Joe Austin. St Marys Episcopal notes cover temporary service leadership by Rev E Lucian Malone Jr and family visiting his parents.
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High Point
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Shady Grove
Colfax
Mr. Phaup
Gary
Marion
Ind
C. Wesley Levin
Faith Baptist Church
Clinton and
Redding Streets
Max G. Reece
Julian S. Hopkins
North Carolina Baptist State Convention
Green Street Baptist Church
Hopkins
Green Street Church
Wake Forest College
Southern Seminary
Eller Memorial
Greensboro
First Church
Waynesville
Suffolk
Ramseur
Joe Austin
Ramseur Church of God
Rumpled Playwright Behan Fined After Dublin to London Incident
Bren t Behan Irish playwright of The Hostage appeared in a London court after a Mayfair arrest for drunkenness. He pleaded guilty and was jailed five hours then released on bail of 10 shillings. Behan arrived from a Dublin drying out course and had a black eye from a fight.
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Dublin
London
John Dicks
Swanky
Mayfair
MacNamara
The
Bobbies
Swank Mayfair
Piccadilly
Hollywood Brushfire Destroys 28 Homes
A brushfire in Hollywood Laurel Canyon destroyed 28 homes and burned 1000 acres on Friday. About 300 residents fled as seven firemen were injured and residents including Steven McQueen aided efforts. Several celebrity homes along Mulholland Drive near Lookout Mountain Drive were not damaged.
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Hollywood
Calif
Laurel Canyon
Laurel Canyon Boulevard
Mulholland Drive
Mulholland
Hollywood Hills
Lookout Mountain Drive
San Fernando Valley
Falkland Faces Excess Street Fund Dilemma
Falkland North Carolina struggles with an excess Powell Act street fund. Town officials say about $2,000 sits idle though the town receives roughly $350 annually for street construction and maintenance. Only one short street is outside the state system, leaving funds unspent.
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Falkland
N. C
Powell
Lewis Lawrence
Sunday Enterprise Features Tomorrow
The Enterprise previews features for tomorrow including a Jamestown principal Jesse Vin cannon heading to Costa Rica with his wife and daughter to teach at a Methodist school. An English preacher Rev Arthur R Ankers visits Wesley Memorial for five weeks. Braxton Younts and Fred Barber contribute. Women’s and wedding features plus Girl Scout camp reports are highlighted.
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Jesse Vincannon
Jamestown School
Costa Rica
Braxton Younts
Enterprise
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Arthur R. Ankers
Wolverhampton
England
C. C. Herbert Jr
Fred Barber
National Girl Scout
Colorado
Ladies Home Journal
Big Steel Maintains Firm Stand
Steel labor negotiators face a tight race to reach a settlement before a looming strike. Top firms have stood firm and warned of shutdowns at midnight next Tuesday if no wage or benefit concessions are agreed. Public reports say a money offer could unlock progress if unions move on demands.
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New York
R. Conrad Cooper
Small-Town Banker Fends Off Bank Robbers in Eclectic
Carl Ray Barker a 31 year old cashier and general manager shot and killed one holdup man identified as James Franklin Bray 25 of Montgomery after scalding water and beating another assailant. The two kidnappers held police officer Maxie Taunton and Barker's family captive before Barker shot Bray and wounded the other bandit William D Hayward 26 of Montgomery. Eclectic Alabama community near Montgomery.
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Carl Ray Barker
Maxie Taunton
Barker
Eclectic
Ala
Bank of Eclectic
James Franklin Bray
Montgomery
Kilby
William D. Hayward
Lalso
Taunton
Bbank
Bray
Hayward
Governor Earl Long Improves and Plans Western Tour
Governor Earl Long, 63, showed marked improvement at his 300 acre Covington farm and planned to fly from Shreveport to Fort Worth as part of a three week Western United States and Canada tour. He began hospital treatment six weeks ago, with releases and transfers culminating in his temporary capital setting in Covington after leaving Mandeville’s mental hospital.
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Winnfield
Earl Long
Shreveport
Fort Worth
Tex
United States
Canada
Covington
Mandeville
Long
John Sealy
Galveston
Ochsner Foundation
New Orleans
Mandeville Institution
Celestial Bodies Visible Across Sky in One Hour
New York AP reports all 14 major solar system bodies will be visible within an hour above the horizon. Through a telescope all will be seen. half may be seen with the naked eye as they form a giant arc, explained Dr. Franklin.
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New York
Dr. Franklin
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