Presbyterian Synod Opens Four Day General Meeting
Hendersonville North Carolina AP four day General Synod of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church opens with 159th southwide meeting. Delegates will discuss evangelism stewardship prayer and property improvements while balloting for delegates to the General Conference Pittsburgh and Southeastern Jurisdictional Conference next year.
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Hendersonville
N.C
General Synod
Southwide Synod
Aimmea Nodge
Ashlee
Winkler
First Church
Hickory
Nicholson
Waynesville
Conference Historical Society
Twoa
Nagionalt
Pittsburgh
Charles H. Younts
Coyssey
Harmon
North Carolina
Synod
Coun
Vatican Mourns Pope John. Conclave Set for June
Mourners pay homage at St Peter's as Vatican officials plan the conclave to elect Pope Johns successor. Cardinal Montini of Milan is named as leading papal prospect amid talks on council relations and church unity. The nine day mourning and routine church business proceed as cardinals meet to choose a new pope between June 18 and 21.
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Pope John
John
Rome
Dh. G. Ueuric
Giovanni Battista Cardinal Montini
Milan
Pius XII
Joantamed
Lawmakers push bills on discrimination and political influence
The document reports Rep Rachel Darden Davis backing a discrimination bill amid debate with Sen Carl Meares who calls it unnecessary. Rep Steve Dolley proposes banning employers from restricting political activity by staff, while J Melville Broughton Jr warns independent bakeries face extinction without a price cutting ban as the Senate supports a related measure to curb discriminatory baking industry practices.
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Page LA Guatic
Rachel Darden Davis
Lenoir County
Carl Meares
Columbus County
Rep
Davis
Steve Dolley
Gaston
Senate Judiciary Committee
Dolley
House
J. Melvilie Broughton Jr
State Bakeries Council
Wives Besiege State Senators
Hartford scene as about 75 wives of state troopers fill the Senate gallery to back a bill shortening the police work week. They carry signs urging voters to act, with messages about seat belts and reasonable hours aimed at influencing the legislature.
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Hartford
Conn
Senate Chamber
WFC Gives Degrees To 375 Grads
Winston Salem based Wake Forest College granted degrees to 375 graduates at Monday ceremonies. Eighteen CP area students earned degrees including Larry Black Thomasville and Brenda Gray High Point. Degrees awarded spanned bachelor of laws arts science business administration with several local residents listed among the recipients. Roy Rockwell High Point earned a bachelor of business administration and a second lieutenant commission in the U.S. Army.
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Winston-Salem
Piedmort Area
Wak Forest College
Larry T. Black
Thomasville
Robert C. Hedrick
Lexington
Wayne E. Jordan
Fred G. Morrison
Brenda M. Gray
High Point
Shirley Ann Koontz
Stephen E. Lawing
Trinity
Ruth Josephine Pancoast
U. S. Army
Religious Clash Kills 120 Persons in Pakistan
In a village 250 miles north of Karachi, Shiite and Sunni Muslims clashed after sectarian disputes over caliphate. A police report cited rioters interfering with a Shiite procession, triggering a mob attack that burned Thari and left 120 dead and 26 injured. Police used tear gas to restore order as violence spread.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Mohammed
Thari
Shiite processions in Tehran become political protests
Iranian Shiite observances linked to the month of mourning spiraled into demonstrations as conservative clergy oppose land reform and women’s rights programs. CARE notes 26 relief agencies report the turn to political demonstrations despite government bans. About 15,000 to 20,000 marchers gathered, with university areas and Tehran cited as centers of activity.
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Iran
Reli
New York
Tehran
Stah
Greensboro Negroes present revised integration goals
In Greensboro North Carolina a three member city council committee considers a two page resolution from local Black leaders demanding desegregation of public facilities, equal city job opportunities, Negro representation on boards, review of Black police records with possible promotions, and a biracial commission. Demonstrations resume after a truce. Mayor Schenck says the council lacks authority to enact segregation laws, while an attorney for segregated theaters calls for damages payment of 38500 for the polio hospital and other sites damaged during 14 days of protests.
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Greensboro
N. C
George C. Simkins Jr
National Association For the Advancement of Colored Peovie
Integration of Theaters Is Planned
Greensb oro AP agreement reached by indoor theater management and mayor’s committee on human relations outlines a tentative desegregation plan for four indoor theaters. Dr G H Evans chairs the special committee. further talks are planned to work out details. A 7 pm Trinity AME Zich Church meeting will report progress and outline activity for the near future amid ongoing racial unrest.
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Greensboro
Hu Jman
G.H. Evans
Eva
Trinity Ame Zich Church
Matchi
New Hair Growth Claim Promises 32 Day Trial Offer
A Texas firm of laboratory consultants says it has a treatment that stops hair loss and grows hair. They offer a 32 day risk trial, inviting inquiries by mail with prompt responses, though the article notes many baldness cases are likely untreatable.
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Houston
Texas
Notory Consultants
Loesch Laboratory Consultants
Loesch Laboratory Consultants, Inc
Kipling St
Angies
Hitchhiking Ex-Convict Nabbed Near Wake County
Ed Smith, a hitchhiking ex convict wanted for robbery and kidnapping in Wake County, was nabbed near Roxboro as he attempted to solicit another ride. He allegedly robbed Jerry Proctor of 94 dollars at gunpoint near Wake Forest and fired twice at Proctor, who escaped. Smith has a long criminal record dating to 1913 and was turned over to Wake County authorities with charges pending.
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UR West
Sec
Ins. Co
Bondarken Asse
Allvac Metals Co
Statiq'bly -Center
Am Cryogenics, Inc
Fidelity Life
BBS Studios, Inc
Carolinas Cal
Southern Cal
Herder
Drexe Enterprises
el Accr
First Southern Co
E. F. MacDonald
Moore-Handley, Inc
Congress
N.C. Nat Bank
Bache Ally First Union Nat'l Bank
Gulf Life Insurance
Harris-Teeter
Hatteras Yacht
Intermountain Tel
Jefferson Stud Life
Kay
Tallahassee
Philadelphia
Life & Casualty
Vinced Kennedy
Textile Corp
Piedmont
N.C
Pyramid Life Ins
Scottish Bank
Humphrey
Life & Trust
Superior Cable
St Tel Co
Stanay
Geisland
Roxboro
Wake County
Person
C. C. Holeman
Ed Smith
Raleign
Smith
Jerry Proctor
North Augusta
C. Proctor
Wake Forest
Proctor
Ty Raleigh
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