Church Notebook highlights revival plans and missions notes
The article lists revival services at Ebenezer Methodist Church and youth revival at Conrad Memorial Baptist Church, with pastors Haggai and Thomas Haggai hosting sessions. It also mentions Rev Damon Woods speaking at Peoples Baptist Church and a Father-Son outing at First Presbyterian Church, plus Armstrong invited to join Billy Graham team.
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Thomas Haggai
Conrad Memorial Baptist Church
Mr. Haggai
Emerywood Baptist Church
Southeast
Gomer Lesch
Wfmy-Tv
First Baptist Church of Greensboro
Training Union
Tomlinson School
First Presbyterian Church
Dallas’ Cabin
Damon Woods
Peoples Baptist Church
Montheu Ave
The
Baptist Bible College
Springfield
Denison
Texas
North Carolina
Baptist Bible Fellowship
Temple Baptist Church
Akron
Ohio
United States to send F100 jets to Korea to counter balance
The United States plans to begin deployment of modern F100 jet interceptors to South Korea Monday to counter North Korean air activity. The jets with advanced radar are to land at Osan air base, and additional new equipment for South Korean troops is expected, though limited by armistice terms.
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Seoul
United States
South Korea
North Korea
U. N
Osan
Korea
U.S
Hurricaneproof Brick House Invited to Test Hit
At Atlantic Beach North Carolina builders from the North Carolina Brick and Tile Assn opened a $15 000 hurricane test house. General manager H B Foster said the three bedroom home with reinforced brick walls and hollow steel rod chambers will stand idle for weather tests to learn if winds tides and debris can be repelled.
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Atlantic Beach
N.C
North Carolina
H. B. Foster
Greensboro
Sunday Enterprise Preview Hits Heat Busters and Local Arts
The Sunday Enterprise showcases six heat beating pages with tips to stay cool and reports on High Point residents who already beat the heat. Betsy Ross Davis is interviewed as the new Miss High Point with photos by Bill Jackson. Fred Macon sails to Switzerland for a month as Community Ambassador. Two High Point youths form an amateur summer theater group with road tour plans. Betty Leonard in Thomasville dreams of baton twirling contests and a college scholarship. Wint Capel documents her story.
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Enterprise
Pete Jones
Jane Lucas
Betsy Ross Davis
Switzerland
Fred Macon
High Point
Europe
Braxton Younts
Robert Marks
Thomasville
Betty Leonard
Betty
Wint Capel
The
Sunday Enterprise
Bomb found in subway stairwell raises mad bomber alarm
New York police found a home made live bomb in an unused stairwell at the Broadway LaFayette station, a second device in a week. A note asked Is this still crude and referenced the first blast. The original bomber George Metesky remains in custody. no one killed in his 32 blasts.
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New York
New
Broadway-LaFayette Street
George Metesky
Waterbury
Conn
Metesky
Nathan D. Cook
Transit Authority
Fort Tilden
Rockaway
Queens
Supreme Court to Rule on Girard Japan Transfer Case
The Supreme Court agreed to fast a decision on whether Army Specialist 3C William S. Girard should be surrendered to Japan for trial in the January firing range death of a Japanese woman. Attorney General Brownell urged quick action to ease US Japan relations amid national controversy and a lower court ruling that Girard must be tried in a U S military court.
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Washington
Supreme Court
3. C
William S. Girard
High Court
Gen. Brownell
Girard
Ottawa
U. S
Congress
U. S. District Court
Girrard
Brownell
Joseph C. McGarraghy
U.S
U.S. Court of Appeals
McGarraghy
Douglas
Hells Canyon bill faces new battle in House
The Senate approved 45 to 38 a bill to authorize a high dam on the Snake River in Hells Canyon, possibly flooding three private utility dams. Public power advocates hailed the vote while the Eisenhower administration faced a setback as the measure heads to the House amid party defections and political maneuvering.
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Washington
Hells Canyon
Senate
House
Snake River
Idaho
Oregon
Eisenhower
Idaho Power Co
Sen
Watkins
Utah
Als Canyon
FBI Files Closed To Kasper
Knoxville Tennessee Supreme Court ruling narrows Kasper request for secret FBI files ahead of trial. Judge Robert L Taylor rejects immediate access but allows renewal during trial if needed. Kasper faces July 8 contempt charges for defying a school integration injunction in Clinton Tennessee.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Robert L. Taylor
Supreme Court
John Kasper
FBI
Kasper
Clintons
U. S. Dist. Atty
John C. Crawford Jr
J. Benjamin Simmons
Washington
Crawford
Bureau of Indefendant
Clinton E. Jencks
Pee T
Jencks
Communist Party
SS Eepement
U. S. District Court
Taylor
Clinton
AMA Chief Urges Calm on Benny Hooper Jr Bill
In Duncuss Manorville New York the AMA chief urged calm mediation over a 1500 medical bill for Benny Hooper Jr. Benny survived a 24 foot well rescue by Dr. Joseph Kris whose fee sparked family strain and public interest amid mixed charity support and media attention.
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Manorville
N.Y
American Medical Assn
Benny Hooper Jr
Benny
Long Island
Joseph H. Kris
Kris
Hooper
Atlantic City
N.J
David B. Allman
AMA
Benjamin Hoopers
Philip J. Rafle
Suffolk County Medical Society
Sam Woodson
Mike Stiriz
Stiriz
Woodson
Hoopers
Plunges Down In Backyard Plane Crash Near Clarksburg
A Capital Airlines DC3 on a training flight crashed between Washington and Frederick, Maryland, two miles north of Clarksburg. Two sons were killed and a third man aboard is believed dead. The crash occurred in a backyard along Maryland Route 55 near a garage owner’s home. Capt. Cc. R. Burke, R. K. Thomas, and H. A. Pittsburgh were aboard.
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Washington
Capital Airlines
Frederick
Clarksburg
Maryland
Jessie Rippeon
Theowner
U S Forces Begin Withdrawal From Japan
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Kishi announce the prompt withdrawal of all U S ground combat forces from Japan with about 30 000 troops to start leaving next month and a substantial overall reduction within a year. The communique also notes an early cessation of nuclear tests and a possible revision of the mutual security treaty.
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Washington
U.S
Japan
U. S
State Dulies
London
Parrot Holds Ground in Victoria Block Denial
In Victoria British Columbia Mike a 96 year old parrot refuses removal from prime city property. Doug Abrams bought the land for apartments or a hotel and plans to lease the mansion site to Mike until the bird dies. Miss Victoria Wilson heir to the Wilson estate shares the land and aviary with two other parrots. Mike receives daily brandy to sustain him.
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Victoria
B. C
Mike
Doug Abrams
Abrams
Victoria Wilson
Miss Wilson
Wilson
Parrot Paradise
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White House
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American College of Surgeons
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