Summer Training Program set at E. Green Street Baptist Church
The Sum mer Training Program at E Green Street Baptist Church begins July 30 at 7 30 p m with pre registration in Sunday School departments tomorrow morning Courses include Building A Christian Home Growing A Christian Personality The Christian In The Modern World Guiding Young People and Home Study Plan option Readers can earn Sunday School or Training Union credit. Youth Activities Week is planned Aug 11 with talks by Dr Madison Rev Morton and others plus a picnic and a consecration service to close.
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E. Green Street Baptist Church
H. Kent Bennett
Angus Sargent
Edward Kissiah
Betty Hammer
Chapel
Youth of
Lebanon
Tankin Memorial
Calvary Methodist Churches
W. A. Morton
Calvary Methodist Church
Dr. Madison
Tueday
Morton
J. S. Higgins
Rankin Memorial
Calvary
Third Convocation for Methodist adults held at Lake Junaluska
The convocation for teachers presidents and members of Methodist adult classes runs August 2 to 5 at Lake Junaluska with the theme My Church A Redemptive Fellowship. Notable speakers include Dr Harold A Bosley and Dr Elton Trueblood with closing remarks by Bishop John Branscomb. A Bishop's Company troupe presents several dramas and a Luther film is shown at Reavis Memorial Baptist Church. Revival services led by Rev. MORE ON PAGE TWO.
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Lake Junaluska
Harold A. Bosley
First Methodist Church
Evanston
Ill
Leon M. Adkins
Elton Trueblood
Earlham College
Richmond
Ind
John Branscomb
the Devil
Daniel Webster
Saint Joan
Judicial Council and Conference Boards of Education
Southeastern Jurisdiction
Department of Christian Education of Adults
Board of Education
The
Methodist Church
Martin Luther
Reavis Memorial Baptist Church
Luther
Lutheran Church Productions, Inc
West Germany
Dulles to London for arms talks amid disarmament deadlock
President Eisenhower orders Secretary Dulles to travel to London to review stalled disarmament talks with the Soviet and Western delegations. Dulles will also meet British leader Harold Macmillan and may discuss other issues before reporting back to Eisenhower.
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Dulles
London
Palace Guard
Guatemala
Hagerty
United States
Harold E. Stassen
Stas
Canada
Ottawa
John Diefenbaker Dulles
Valerian Zorin
Britain
France
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Hawaii Governor Nomination by Eisenhower
President Eisenhower nominates William Francis Quinn a 38 year old Honolulu Republican for a four year term as Hawaii governor to replace Samuel Wilder King who resigned. King, 70, had stayed past the term expiration date of February 27.
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Washington
Eisenhower
William Francis Quinn
Honolulu
Hawaii
White House
Quinn
Samuel Wilder King
King
Hoffa Wins Broad Show of Support in Union Bid
In Chicago 800 Teamsters leaders endorsed Jimmy Hoffa for president of the Teamsters Union as he seeks to succeed Dave Beck. Hoffa, 44, gains strength after Beck's resignation amid Senate Rackets Committee charges. Hoffa said he would likely withdraw if the caucus votes show overwhelming backing. John T. O'Brien acknowledged Hoffa’s strong position and suggested his own withdrawal.
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Chicago
Jimmy Hoffa
Dave Beck
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
Beck
Senate
Harold J. Gibbons
St. Louis
John T
Sandy) O'Brien
Jim
O'Brien
School Bill May Affect Campaign
Washington observers foresee political repercussions from Thursday's House vote that killed a federal school aid bill. Democrats expect to capitalize against Republican incumbents who voted no, while defending lawmakers who supported saving it. The bill tied to President Eisenhower's push for a broader legislative program, though the measure killed did not fully match his wishes. Venerity, a White House aide, is cited in the discussions.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Congress
White House
Jury Trial Provisions Spark Civil Rights Debate in Senate
Sen. Humphrey denounces a jury trial amendment as a smokescreen in the civil rights bill battle. Southern senators, led by Russell, push to preserve jury trials, while McClellan warns against extending a jury-free provision to other acts. More details on page eight.
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Washington
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
Sens
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Church
Didaho
Russell
D-Ga
Dixie
Little Rock
Ark
McClellan
D-Ark
Sunday Enterprise features tomorrow night beat and more
The Sunday Enterprise outlines tomorrow features on late night High Point streets police life and a photo essay. It also previews a General Store look at 25 to 50 years of change, a J Paul Jones auto restoration piece, a Birmingham concrete coating method, and a Randolph County 4 H trip to Israel.
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High Point
Pete Jones
Janet Teague
Sunday Enterprise
Jane Lucas
Thomasville
Birmingham
Ala
Wint Capel
Israel
Randolph County
Farmer
Ed Lane
Aiken Man Held In Double Death Case
James Henry Harris 46 of Warrenville is jailed on first degree murder charges in the deaths of his wife Ruth Harris 20 and her friend Edna English 22. Bodies found in a ditch behind the Harris home after they had been missing since Feb 17. Sheriff Busch said Harris claimed pregnancy and motive but findings contradict his story. The inquest set for Monday and a 30 day mental observation will follow before trial expected in October. Parents of the victims visited the area with North Carolina officials.
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Aiken
S.C
James Henry Harris
Howlandville Rd
Warrenville
Aiken County
Ruth Harris
Edna English
Weaverville
N.C
Harris
Wyman Busch
Busch
Mars Hill
Engh
South Carolina State Mental Hospital
E. Y. Ponder
Madison County
North Carolina
Blasting Cap Found In Damaged Airliner
FBI reports an unexploded blasting cap found in the damaged airliner en route to Los Angeles. Evidence suggests a small explosion may have occurred. A passenger’s mangled body was discovered in the Mojave Desert following the incident.
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Victorville
Calif
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Los Angeles
FBI
John F. Malone
Civil Aeronautica Board
Mojave Desert
Nasser Criticizes Eisenhower Doctrine At Cairo Rally
In a two hour speech marking King Farouk’s ouster anniversary, Nasser denounced the Eisenhower doctrine as a trap for Egypt. He praised U S stand against aggression while stating Egypt would follow its own policy and reject entangling alliances. Bandung hosted the 1955 Asian African conference on neutralism.
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United States
Nasser
Farouk
Eee Enes Oneenstiien Aeaches Canal Co
Egypt
France
Britain
Israel
U. S
Alexandria
Liberation Square
Suez Canal Company
Japan protests bay closing in Vladivostok dispute
Tokyo protested Russia closing Vladivostok Bay to ships and planes calling it a flagrant violation of international law. The note demanded the release of Japanese seized in international waters, delivered to the Soviet foreign office by Ambassador Sue shortly before July 20.
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Tokyo
Vkyodo
Japan
Russia
Vladivostok Bay
Moscow
Sue- Japan
President Armas Shot in Guatemala Palace
Guatemala’s President Carlos Castillo Armas was shot dead by a palace guard. An alleged assassin reportedly killed himself with the same rifle. Armas had led a 1954 coup ending Jacobo Arbenz Guzmán’s rule. He had visited Washington in 1955 and met with Vice President Nixon.
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Carlos Castillo Armas
Oo Guard
Odilia
Castillo
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Thal America
Washington
United States
Nixon
U.N. General Assembly
Arbens
Europe
Castillo Armas
Floods Cut US 66 Between Albuquerque and Grants
A pair of cloudbursts flooded sections of US 66 causing evacuations in Grants New Mexico as San Mateo and San Jose creeks breached banks. Three cars collided near Correo killing one and injuring seven while traffic backed up 44 miles each way until midnight.
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N.M
Albuquerque
Correo
San Mateo
San Jose
Grants Beacon Weekly
Jim Barber
Red Cross
Barber
Kesae
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the Sunday Enterprise
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Rayot
Suez Canal
Pte
Attac
Bandung
Armas
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