Supply Pastor's School Opens at Duke University
Prof W R Locke of High Point College among instructors for the 10th annual Supply Pastor's School at Duke. About 220 supply pastors are expected to attend the four week session running until August 8. Dr George Fallon of Kalewood Methodist Church Cleveland Ohio will deliver three sermons in the final week. Duke faculty members also serve as instructors.
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W. R. Locke
High Point College
Duke University
Divinity School of
Southeastern Jurisdictional Conference
Department of Ministerial Education
In-Services Board of Education of
the Mist Church
George Fallon
Kalewood Methodist Church
Cleveland
Ohio
Dental Courses Open at UNC School of Dentistry
In Chapel Hill two dental postgraduate courses are underway at the University of North Carolina School of Dentistry. A two day operative dentistry course began last week taught by Dr. Clifford M. Sturdevant with participants including Dr. J. W. Sigmon of Greensboro.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina School of Dentistry
Clifford M. Sturdevant
School of Dentistry
J. W. Sigmon
Greensboro
Two Local Men Complete Course at Chapel Hill Program
Two local men joined 27 bank officials from North and South Carolina who received certificates in a program at Chapel Hill. They completed 90 percent of the work in summers studying management banking policy finance relations and communication.
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North
South Carolina
Chapel Hill
High Saas
Local Students On Honor Roll At UNC Four named
Four High Point students are named on the UNC College of Arts and Sciences honor roll for the semester. They are Michael Collins Donald Jacobs Roger Jones and John Shapard Jr. Also listed are Jasper Chesson Jamestown Robert Thomas Ramseur Ray Haworth Asheboro and John Giles Lexington. Honor roll requires 15 semester hours and grades of B or higher.
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High Point
College of Arts and Sciences
University of North Carolina
Michael Collins
Donald Jacobs
Roger Jones
John Shapard Jr
High Point Area
Jasper Chesson
Jamestown
Robert Thomas
Ramseur
Ray Hayworth
Asheboro
John Giles
Lexington
Lincoln widow gets annual grant from Congress
Congress grants the widow of Abraham Lincoln an annual stipend of 3000 dollars. Mount Whittier in Ossipee New Hampshire is named for Quaker poet John Greenleaf Whittier.
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Congress
Abraham Lincoln
Mount Whittier
Ossipee, N. H
John Greenleaf Whittier
Family Hero Dog Receives Medal From Cereal Company
A family credits their dog with saving a member from danger and the dog is awarded a hero medal from the cereal company that makes its dog food. The dog will be entered in a national competition.
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Cereal Company
Eisenhower Arrives in Panama on Latin America Mission
Dr. Milton S. Eisenhower lands at Tocumen Airport in Panama City beginning a 22 day six nation tour. He meets Foreign Minister Miguel Moreno Jr welcomes him as a goodwill representative and plans informal talks with Panamanian leaders and students at National University amid student-government tensions.
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Milton Eisenhower
Panama City
Panama
Milton S. Eisenhower
Latin America
Eisen
Hower
Tocumen
Miguel Moreno Jr
Dr. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Central America
Ruth
Six Nations
Puerto Rico
U.S
Richard Nixon
Honduras
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
el Salvador
Guatemala
Carlos Arellano Lennox
National University
Arellano
Panam
National Guard
Canal Zone
Ricardo
Dickie) Arias
Washington
Finance
Fernando Eleta
Baltimore
Ace
Eleta
Rebels Hit Power Plant Sparks Tripoli Fighting
Heavy fighting surged in Tripoli after rebels blew up the Nahr el Bared power station cutting Beirut’s peak supply and damaged a security post. Rebels report 8 killed 26 wounded. clashes continued as authorities assess a broader offensive tied to Lebanon’s political timeline.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Tripoli
Associated Press
Nahr el Bared
Rashid Karami
U. N
Nasser
United Arab Republic
U.A.R
Syria
Sabri Hamadi
Camille Chamoun
Weather Outlook shows widespread showers and cooler NW
A forecast indicates showers and thunderstorms from Washington mountains to Montana and the plains. The Gulf Coast and Tennessee valley expect rain Sunday. Cooler conditions span northwest Pacific, northern plains, and from Delaware to New England, while warmth persists in the Great Lakes and central to eastern regions.
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Washington
Montana
Plains States
Mississippi Valley
Gulf Coast
Tennessee Valley
South Atlantic
Northwest
Northern Plains
Delaware
New England
Great Lakes
Nebraska
Kansas
Ohio
Tennssee
Nation
Air Bill Dispute Foreseen In Civilian Control Clash
Washington AP Sen. Mike Monroney says a major fight looms over a bill creating a federal aviation agency to regulate air traffic and facilities. The crucial issue is civilian versus military control, with provisions requiring administrator approval for airport and missile site plans and possible military overrides being debated before a Monday Senate vote.
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Washington
Mike Monroney
D-Okla
Senate
Federal Aviation Agency
Monroney
House Armed Services Committees
Opposite Twins From Honolulu Share Looks and Careers
Robert Cates and Edward Johnston, both 40, are political opposites yet look alike. They live in Oahu, originated from Illinois, arrived as servicemen, work in insurance, once shared desks at the same firm, served together on the Junior Chamber of Commerce board, and entered local politics in 1954.
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Honolulu
Robert Cates
Oahu County
Democratic
Edward Johnston
Illinois
Hawaii
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Senate probes hear Chicago extortion and mob influence
McClellan summons Chicago witnesses as Senate committee resumes hearings on extortion and murder claims. Testimony alleges a crime syndicate in Chicago led by Accardo muscled into restaurants and labor unions, offered protection, and targeted witnesses from Detroit and Chicago amid a May 13 fire raid at Allgauer's Fireside.
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McClellan
FBI
Detroit
Chicago
Robert F. Kennedy
Allgauer
Man Helping Police Shot During Night Search in Fayetteville
Woodrow Williams, 27, who assisted officers seeking a nighttime prowler, was shot and killed. George R. Carver faces a manslaughter by negligence charge and will have a hearing next week. Both men are described as Black. Police say Carver claimed he saw a figure moving and heard a call indicating where to aim.
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Fayetteville
N.c.ap
Woodrow Williams
George R. Carver
Williams
Carver
Federal Spending Boosts GNP Rise Hopes for Recovery
Washington AP reports a faster pace of federal spending lifted hopes for a quick rebound in GNP. The April June quarter's initial drop to 422 billion may be followed by a strong second quarter with increased government purchases and retroactive pay effects.
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Washington
Od Teen Hower
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