Church Notebook Highlights New Christian Science Society Edifice
Construction starts on the Christian Science Society of High Point church on a 75 by 200 foot lot at N Hamilton and Woodrow. The brick building will cost about 14000 with 50 by 25 feet dimensions and seating for 60, plus space for future expansion, reading rooms, lounges, storage and a warm air heating plant.
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Randolph Revival Ends as Union Theological Team Completes Week
A Randolph Presby terian Church revival closes tomorrow with Billy Howell at morning worship on That Man Christ and a 7 45 p m final service featuring John Cancley on The Empty Tomb The Rev W Clarke Porter II notes no service tonight A Youth Rally runs 3 30 to 8 p m A Thomasville man joins the Southeastern Summer Assembly trustees at Lake Junaluska July 27 28 George D Finch joins a 46 member board to review committees staff reports and 1957 plans Saint Marys Episcopal Church holds a 9 30 a m Family Service tomorrow the 8 a m communion is canceled Saint Randleman joint service meets 7 30 pm at Pilgrim Holiness Church open air tabernacle on Fifth Sunday More on page two.
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Johnson Knowland Duel Over Congress Record
Washington AP Lyndon B Johnson and Senate Leader Knowland clash over the 84th Congress record praising 75 percent of the Presidents program while criticizing divided government. Key items passed include a 33 billion highway system, Social Security expansion for disabled and older women, and a soil bank.
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Conflicting casualty counts from Andrea Doria disaster
Italian Line struggles to reconcile reports on missing passengers as 11 employees compile rescue tallies. Captains Nordenson and Calamai offer no blame or cause for the collision with the Stockholm as radar details and survivor figures remain disputed and evolving.
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Stockholm
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Doria
Gunnar Nordenson
Pension Revisions Outlined in Social Security Bill
Congress sent a history making Social Security bill to President Eisenhower before adjournment. It creates new benefits for those disabled at 50 or older and retirement at 62 for women, bringing 225000 more people under coverage including lawyers dentists and osteopaths. Federal grants to states rise by 146 million dollars yearly to boost public assistance payments. Page eight.
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Air Force
Washington
Congress
Pannate
Plane from Honolulu reports engine failure en route to San Francisco
A Honolulu to San Francisco flight carrying 98 aboard sent an emergency message as two of its four engines failed while about 500 miles from San Francisco on an 2400 mile journey. Coast Guard dispatched four planes and authorities warned of a possible ditching.
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Sunday Enterprise preview tease airs tomorrow
The Sunday Enterprise features several items including a heart wrenching tale of 14 month old twins who will never see again. A Florida cancer case and a four year old losing eyes are highlighted by staff writer Robert Marks. The issue also covers family camping with Milford Byerly and a bird man profile on Gordon Cox. Tom Alston cites two Southern industries adding Negro workers to skilled jobs. Forrest Cates examines local schools and teacher needs as September approaches. Pete Jones wraps up GI Bill era veterans education. Dick Bickerton explains a five cent tax cut tied to rising property values in Thomasville.
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High Point
Robert Marks
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Thomasville
Forrest Cates
Pete Jones
Bird Man
Dave Gillespie
Gordon Cox
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Mynah
Dick Bickerton
Masville
Doria Crew Rejects Charges About Lifeboats
Survivors of the Andrea Doria disaster recount early lifeboat launches were mostly crew members. Crewmen deny claims while witnesses like Frank Clifton describe escaping in a crew-filled lifeboat. Cadet Mario Maracci praises crew efforts amid passenger distress and confusion. Mrs Beulah McGowen says the first three lifeboats held all crew. The debate centers on whether crew actions were cowardly as inquiries continue.
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Frank Clifton
Toronto
Canada
Stockholm
Clifton
Mario Maracci
Fighti
Beulah McGowen
Monterey
Calif
Ruth Roman
Nasser Responds to Suez Nationalization Protests
In Cairo crowds cheer as President Nasser returns from Alexandria after nationalizing the Suez Canal. He delivers an angry reply to British French protests and warns interference could obstruct canal navigation. Large crowds greet him at every stop with anti Western and pro Soviet slogans.
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U S Supports West in Handling Suez Canal Crisis
The United States plans to back Britain and France in pressuring Egypt over the Suez Canal seizure. Officials say Washington will seek to keep the canal open to international traffic and prevent use of the waterway as economic leverage.
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Britain and France Freeze Egypt Assets Over Suez Crisis
Britain and France move to freeze Egypt's sterling balances and Suez Canal assets in the UK amid the canal seizure. Paris and London plan a full-scale meeting in London with Dulles, while France supports Britain and condemns unilateral action. The British cruiser Jamaica withdraws from Alexandria following the move.
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Mother of Six Freed in Slaying acquitted after 20 minutes
Kath leen Rabb Holland a 32 year old mother of six was acquitted of murdering her husband James William Holland with a shotgun in the Bessemer City area. An all male jury freed her after a brief 20 minute deliberation. She testified the shooting followed a scuffle over a shotgun during a domestic dispute.
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N.C
Kathleen Rabb Holland
Congress Adjourns After Final Bills
The 84th Congress passed Social Security foreign aid and housing bills then adjourned amid horseplay in the House and Senate. Final action packed into late hours included flood insurance rivers and harbors and an Atomic Energy Commission funds bill. Senate Republicans and Democrats predicted President Eisenhower would sign the Social Security compromise.
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Steel negotiators push signing of three year pact
Pittsburgh reports steel negotiators work on contract language to speed the signing of a three year agreement ending a widespread steel strike. The 28 day stoppage ended in New York with formal signing due next week. President David J. McDonald says contracts will take several days to complete. The settlement to the strike could raise wages and prices, with industry estimates placing the three year package at 52 to 55 cents per hour and an immediate steel price rise of $10 or more per ton.
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Army Cook Confesses Slaying Coed in Monterey
Monterey police report an Army cook, Kruse, confessed to assaulting and killing Anne Shay 20 of Fairfield Connecticut after luring her to a birthday party. Shay arrived with two daughters visiting on a summer trip. Kruse allegedly attacked her in a hotel patio to silence her.
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Simpson
Miracle in Morgan Family Life Revealed on Air
ABC radio commentator Edward P. Morgan described his personal life as a miracle after interviewing his former wife and news that his daughter Linda survived the Andrea Doria disaster. He recounted her rescue from the Stockholm ship and her dramatic return to life within 24 hours.
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Andrea Doria
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