Unity in the Church with Diversity faces church tensions
A report to Southern Presbyterians warns that deep seated tensions threaten unity and future stability of the church. The Council of Christian Relations outlines five causes of disunity and six steps toward greater unity in a recommendation to the 95th General Assembly. Montreal, N C was named for next year’s assembly with Staunton and Bristol bidding. Montreat College proposals diverge as trustees seek to shape the church’s education program through a single board.
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Richmond
Council of Christian Relations
95Th General Assembly of
The
Presbyterian Church In the
United States
Assembly
Montreal
N.C
Staunton
Bristol
Va.Tenn
Woodrow Wilson
Southern Assembly
Assembly of
United States of American
Northern
Philadelphia
First Presbytery
America
Montreal College
Donald C. Agnew
Southern Assn. of Schools and Colleges
Atlanta
Montreat College
J. Rupert MceGregor
Mountain Retreat Assn
Montreat
West Must Be United Adenauer Says
Chancellor Adenauer urged a strong united West to gain good results at the four power conference. Socialists countered that parliament should not be rushed into rearmament, highlighting a persistent bi partisan clash over Germany’s arms and international settlement.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Christian Democrats
West Germany
Floating Wallet Is Hooked Near Algonac
A Detroit man, A. J. Schulinek, hooked a floating wallet while fishing near Algonac, Michigan. Inside was 140 dollars and the owner's name Leroy Forge of Port Huron. Schulinek mailed a postcard urging the owner to come claim the money.
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Port Huron
Mich
A. J. Schulinek
Detroit
Algonac
Leroy Forge
Schulinek
Heatwave Sweeps Interior With Highs Near Ninety Seven
Heat spreads across interior states with 97 at Thermal, 95 at Gila Bend, 92 in Alice and Little Rock, 92 in Jacksonville. Chicago hits 90 while cooler readings prevail in Northeast and Northwest. Thunder storms rumble in Illinois and Wisconsin, with gusts up to 45 mph at Peoria.
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Mississippi
Appalachians
Thermal
Alf
Gila Bend
Ariz
Alice
Tex
Little Rock
Ark
Jacksonville
Fla
Chicago
Northern Plains
Rockies
Pacific Northwest
Denver
Laramie
Wyo
Seattle
Salt Lake City
Bismarck
N. C
Boston
New York City
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Peoria
Plains
Washington
Oregon
New England
Graham Opens Paris Campaign With First Rally at Velodrome d'Hiver
Evangelist Billy Graham delayed by Paris traffic holds a 30 minute Paris rally in Velodrome d'Hiver a 20 000 seat hall. About 500 French and 200 Americans attend as a French interpreter renders his message on a five point program focusing on prayer faith humility sacrifice and optimism.
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Paris
Billy Graham
Velodrome d'Hiver
Graham
Jean Paul Benoit
Argentina Cuts Cash For Church
Buenos Aires June 4 A high Roman Catholic church fund may be cut as Argentina nears church state separation. The Education Ministry had accused 90 private Catholic schools of defrauding government salaries for nonexistent teachers. Subsidies to the church, totaling about 87 million pesos annually, were tied to those schools. The government delayed salaries for about 900 clergy and halted most May payments. The move follows Peron’s clash with Catholic authorities since last November over political activity. The government also pushed divorce legislation and ended church tax exemptions while abolishing religious education in public schools.
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Buenos Aires
Aoveremient Aia
Peron
Argentina
Santiago Luis Cardinal Copelo
National Congress
Goldwater Frames Democrats As Vaccine, Squirrel Issues
Sen. Barry Goldwater told a New York Young Republican convention that Democrats are flailing for campaign issues citing the Salk vaccine Mamie Eisenhower religion and the title squirrel. He urged that Republican policy allowed voluntary vaccine distribution and criticized Democratic claims of federal control.
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Monticello
N. Y
Barry M. Goldwater
Ariz
Mamie
Eisenhower
Goldwater
New York State
Young Republican Clubs
National Foundation For
Jonas) Salk
Truman
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
New York
Republican Senate
Democratic Party
America
Changes in Funeral Plans for Mrs Bowman at Calvary Church
Mrs Marilla Mae Bowman who died Friday afternoon will be honored with services at Calvary Methodist Church at 3 p.m. conducted by Dr George T Tunstall and Rev T G Madison with burial unchanged. Florence Louise Smith, 50, died in San Fernando, California last Saturday. funeral held at Calvary Methodist Church with Rev T G Madison officiating. Pallbearers named S Sink S Sink M E McMahan G N Hunsucker Gene Smith Jennings Smith. burial in Floral Garden Park Cemetery.
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Marilla Mae Bowman
Calvary Methodist Church
Green St, Baptist Church
George T. Tunstall
Green St. Baptist
T. G. Madison
Calvary Methodist
Florence Louise Smith
San Fernando
Calif
Robert Sink
Ivey Sink
M. E. McMahan
G. N. Hunsucker
Gene Smith
Jennings Smith
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Hodges appoints two more Superior Court judges
Gov. Hodges named Hubert Olive of Lexington and Malcolm Seawell of Lumberton as resident Superior Court Judges. Olive will head the 22nd Judicial District and Seawell will head the 16th District Robeson and Scotland counties. The move brings Hodges’ total to six under a 1955 law increasing resident judges from 21 to 32 with five more expected before July 1. Olive, 59, a former judge and 1952 gubernatorial candidate, has 10 years on the bench and has served as Wake Forest College trustee and Baptist lay leader.
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Raleigh
Hodges
Hubert Olive
Lexington
Malcolm Seawell
Lumberton
Olive
Alexander
Age Davie
Iredell
Seawell
Ince Robeson
Scotland Counes
Clyde R. Hoey
Hoey
Motorcycle Rider Hurt In Accident
A collision between a motorcycle and a truck on English Street left rider John Styes 19 with cuts and bruises. He was treated and released. the truck driver Allen Grady Burton 52 entered from Burton Street. Styes was charged with failing to reduce speed at an intersection. The crash occurred about 6 30 p m.
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John Styes
Potts St
English St
Allen Grady Burton
E. Burton St
Burton St
Styes
Top Architecture Awards Displayed At Local Library
Winners of the first annual North Carolina architecture honor awards are on exhibit in the High Point public library audio visual room. The display features prize winning homes schools libraries churches and commercial buildings and runs through June 15. The NC chapter of the American Institute of Architects presented the awards in Raleigh last year and Vorhees and Everhart arranged the High Point show.
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North Carolina
Eequlee Library
N.C
Raleigh
N. C
American Institute of Architects
High Point
Vorhees and Everhart
Stolen Auto Found Burned On Highway
A stolen 1953 car valued at $1,200 was found burned on Highway 68 near Oak Nice. Police said owner C. Anthony reported the vehicle missing from Big Bear Parking on English Street. Investigation of theft and fire continued last night while unrelated arrests were reported on a quiet Saturday night.
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High Point
Highway 68
Oak Nice
C. E. Thony
Big Bear
English St
Frank Strickland
Vail St
Prentice Southerland
Jennice Jones
Fairview St
New York City Teachers to Receive Pay Increase
Mayor Robert F. Wagner announced a 300 pay raise for the next academic year and an additional 150 in 1956 56 for New York City's 40 000 public school teachers. The plan will cost about 2344 million dollars over the two years.
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New York
New York City
Robert F. Wagner
Cops Seek Owner Of Wandering Jersey Heifer
Fred Meredith of 1328 Rawley Farm Rd reported a young Jersey heifer about 18 months old wandered onto his property Friday night. The horn on the animal is broken and he cannot locate the owner.
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Fred Meredith
Rawley Farm Rd
Jamestown Joins Air Defense Corps Full Member Post Planned
Jamestown becomes a full member of the Ground Observer Corps with an observation post to be set up at Jamestown School. Kenneth Miller announces Joe Johnson as supervisor. 168 volunteers needed, men and women of any age. Training by USAF team will award official ID cards and silver lapel wings. Earl Hedrick named chief observer.
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Jamestown
Ground Observer Corps
Kenneth Miller
Civil Defense
Joe Johnson
Jamestown School
Durham
Air Force
Miller
America
USAF
Earl Hedrick
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