Revenue Bill To Be Acted On In House
In Raleigh AP report the House will take up the state revenue bill next Tuesday after the Senate killed its counterpart. The House Finance Committee defeated four revenue reducing amendments to clear the bill for floor action.
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Raleigh
House
Arthur Kirkman
Guilford
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
House Finance Committee
Ed Kemp
Whch
Hail storm devastates Selden Kansas town
A two hour hail storm in Selden northwest Kansas coated the village with ice and caused structural damage as four businesses and several homes collapsed. One man injured by a falling awning. A 45 member National Guard unit guarded the town while road crews opened a path toward Colby.
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Selden
Kan
Kansas
Jim Stewart
Farmers State Bank
National Guard
Colby
Amusement Ride Accident Injures Five at Park
In St Louis a Scooper ride stalled sending four boys and a woman over guard rails. Nicholas Gasaway was thrown five feet, Bruce Harris Ronnie Ball and Ronald Easley fell about twelve feet with fractures. others injured but not seriously. Cause of the failure was not explained.
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ST. Louis
Ann Gasaway
Nicholas
Bruce Harris
Ronnie Ball
Ronald Easley
Ronnie
Bruce
Trinity Baptist pastor admits improper involvement
In San Antonio Texas Pastor W S McBirnie of Trinity Baptist admitted he became partisan in defense of the wife during attempts to reconcile a couple three times. He asked the congregation to forgive him and to replace him as pastor.
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San Antonio, Tex
W. S. McBirnie
Trinity Baptist Church
McBirnie
San Antonio News
Paul Thompson
Baptist contributions rise in first quarter 1959 totals
Southern Baptist Convention receipts for the first quarter reached 10 910 872 dollars an 8 1 2 percent gain over the same period last year. The report notes an 847 105 dollar increase aiding the church’s financial picture.
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Nashville
Southern Baptist Convention
Anti Union Bill Enacted In North Carolina Law
Raleigh AP reports a new state law bans union membership for police and fire officers and forbids government contracts with unions. It also allows agencies to prohibit their employees from joining unions, a debate stirred by Charles Cannon. The Senate also passed a Snepp bill letting legally sold liquor be consumed on premises with beer licenses, with a minor purchase ban.
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Raleigh
North Wiody
Senate
Charles Cannon
North Carolina
James C. Simpkins
Craven
Committee On Conservation and Development
General Assembly
J. Carlyle Rutledge
Cabarrus
Cannon
Simpkins
Frank Snepp
Mecklenburg
Charlotte
Snepp
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