Armstron g to Lead Holy Land Tour From Local Church
The Rev Neil J Armstrong pastor of North Main Street Baptist Church and his wife plan a six week Holy Land tour beginning Tuesday with about 20 local attendees. Dr Claude Bowen of First Baptist Greensboro directs the trip. Interim pastor Rev Fred Moore will lead the church during Armstrongs absence. Vacation Bible School at First Church June 9 20 runs 9 to 12 with a 7 to 9 30 workshop each evening and a June 20 commencement. A ground breaking for a new education building follows morning worship.
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Neil J. Armstrong
N. Main Street Baptist Church
Holy Land
Portugal
Spain
Italy
Greece
Egypt
Switzerland
France
England
Ireland
Claude Bowen
First Baptist Church
Greensboro
N. Main Street Church
Armstrongs
Mr. Armstrong
Fred Moore
N. Main Church
Vacation Bible School
First Church
Dorothy Dixon
Local religious events highlight Gen Conference revival and synod meeting
The Grout family heads to the General Conference of the Pilgrim Holiness Church at Winona Lake Indiana. Evangelist R O McAlpin conducts revival services in Jamestown through June 15. Orange Presbytery members plan to attend the Synod of North Carolina Men’s Conference in Montreal June 2022 with Dr Ben L Rose delivering keynotes and concluding remarks.
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J. A. Grout Sr
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Winona Lake
Ind
Grout
C. L. Ruth
Presbyterian Church
Orange Presbytery
Synod of North Carolina
Montreal
J. R. Dalrymple Jr
Synod Men's Council
Ben L. Rose
Thomasville
Sunday Enterprise
Mount Zion
Evangelistic Services At Fairfield Road Church
The Rev. Walter Johnson of Midway Baptist Church leads evangelistic services at Fairfield Road Baptist Church. More details appear on page two.
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Walter Johnson
Midway Baptist Church
Fairfield Road Baptist Church
Senate Approves Aid Plan for Free Nations
The Senate approved a 3.712 billion foreign aid package after rejecting cuts and a ban on aid to Communist Poland and Yugoslavia. The 51 to 17 vote followed a late session, with Republicans and Democrats split. The measure mirrors the Foreign Relations Committee’s authorization, while House action will set actual funding.
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Washington
Senate
Poland
Yugoslavia
Eisenhower
House
Washington police to take weigh in on fitness test
About 80 Washington motorcycle corps officers will be weighed next week to determine fitness for duty. A few may be deemed overweight, prompting a de beefing program to align appearances with duties such as escorting dignitaries and motorcades. Deputy Chief Covell expects most to pass the test.
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Washington (Ap
Washington
Motorcycle Corps
National Airport
Nixon
South America
Arthur Miller
R-Neb
Miller
District of Columbia
Howard W. Covell
Covell
Slayer Is Hanged At Dawn in Utah Robbery Case
Bar ton Kay Kirkham, 21, was executed by hanging at Point of the Mountain Utah at dawn after two years on death row for a grocery store holdup in which two people died. Sheriff George Beckstead quoted Kirkham asking for forgiveness and declaring no remorse. He walked 25 steps to the trap, and the lever dropped him into the canvas lower section as the dawn hour sounded.
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Barton Kay Kirkham
Thoven
Utah
Kirkham
Sorrento
Elise
Point OF the Mountain
George Beckstead
Sheriff Beckstead
NAACP Defends Clennon King in Oxford Mental Health Move
NAACP defends Clennon King as he is ordered to a state mental hospital after trying to enroll at the all white University of Mississippi in Oxford. Gov. Coleman says efforts will protect King's civil rights as troopers shadow the case and King seeks release.
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Jackson
Miss
National Assn. For
Clennon King
State Mental Hospital
University of Mississippi
King
State Highway Patrol
Whitfield Hospital
Ahe
New York
NAACP
Supreme Court of the United States
Mississippi
Alcorn
J. P. Coleman
Oxford
Robert Ellis
Associated Press
Coleman
U. S. Department of Justice
Old Grads Day at Wayside Waifs in Kansas City
Kansas City AP reports Wayside Waifs invites about 2,000 alumni to Old Grads Day on Sunday. The group, with roughly 3,000 members, cares for stray and unwanted animals in a 400 square mile area around Kansas City. The alumni are dogs the shelter has put up for adoption.
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Kansas City
Wayside Waifs, Inc
Wayside Waifs
Airport redevelopment planned at Greensboro High Point
The Sunday Enterprise previews a near complete million dollar terminal at Greensboro High Point Airport Friendship symbolizing area growth. Dick Rigby writes on the terminal’s construction and future plans while travel and beauty features headline the forthcoming Sunday edition.
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Greensboro High Point Airport
Friendship
Dick Rigby
The
Sunday Enterprise
Spanking Charge Rejected By D.A.
Houston AP The district attorney refused to prosecute Red Bluff Elementary principal T F Crocker for assaulting 10 year old William Norregaard who was spanked on May 29. D A Dan Walton said prosecution would be a disservice to the boy and to teachers responsible for discipline. The boy’s mother, Mrs Norregaard, said her lawyer will review the decision. Crocker said the boy twice attacked a classmate.
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Houston
Tex
Dan Walton
Red Bluff
William
Crocker
Meek surrender ends Louisiana suspect’s bus station chase
Coy Monroe Bell, 39, accused rapist kidnaper and robber, surrendered to city police at Union Bus Terminal after a day-long stakeout. He was armed in reports but unarmed at arrest, wearing green khaki, linked to a Clinton Louisiana crime spree including robbery kidnapping and five rapes. Local details from Clinton remained unclear.
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Bell
Herman Burrows
Clinton
Burrows
Louisiana
Coy Bell
Nion
Lonely Hearts
Charles Pierce
Janet Teague
Bell waives extradition to Louisiana and Mississippi
Coy M. Bell appeared in Municipal Court before Judge Byron Haworth and waived extradition to Louisiana where he is wanted for several crimes. He said little beyond a brief hesitation when Mississippi charges were noted and agreed to extradition to that state.
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Coy M. Bell
Louisiana
Bell held on fugitive warrant after swift arrest in bus station
Bell was booked on a fugitive warrant and jailed within ten minutes of arrest to await a Municipal Court hearing before Judge Byron Haworth. He agreed to waive extradition to Louisiana. Police tracked him via a tip from Mrs. Dorothy Ware after an anonymous call and the bus stop arrest followed by a routine processing at headquarters.
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Bell
Byron Haworth
Louisiana
Dorothy Ware
Shelton Street
Salisbury
John Staley
J. D. Cook
Woman Talks 30 Hours in Fayetteville Talkathon
Verbose Verna York, 24, powered through 30 consecutive hours in a Fayetteville talkathon at an appliance store. She surpassed a 29 hour 12 minute 43 second record, with $1500 in prizes at stake. Contenders included Vivian Brewer and Faye Williams as Ernie Eye pledges a teen audience challenge.
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Fayetteville
N.C
Verna York
Arthur Capps
York
Mrs. York
Rita Hayworth
Marilyn Monroe
Rock Hudson
P. L. Pollock
Pollock
De Gaulle Cabinet Endorses Algeria Reform Drive
Paris Premier Charles de Gaulle moves to implement his Algeria program and crack down on the Algiers insurgent junta. Ministers name an Algerian Moslem to the cabinet, set October 5 for a referendum, and schedule city elections in Algeria as a test of equal voting for Moslems and Frenchmen.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
Algiers
de Gaulle
France
Raoul Salan
Salan
Bandit Forces Bank Take as Teller Stands Firm
In Louisville, a bandit pointed a pistol at bank teller Mrs. Carleen Mitchell and ordered her to fill a paper bag. She stood motionless aside from shaking, as manager Charles R. Schmitt handed over $2,748. The robber told staff to move her to the rest room, claiming she would faint, but she did not.
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Louisville
Carleen Mitchell
Mrs. Mitchell
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