Fog Delays Britannia on St Lawrence Tour Stop
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip face fog delays on the St. Lawrence River as Britannia nears the Beauharnois Lock during a six week Canadian tour. Officials expect a two hour postponement of the St Lawrence power project visit amid ceremonies planned at Eisenhower Lock and the Moses-Saunders Dam.
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Beauharnois Lock
Cote St. Catherine
The
St. Lawrence
Cornwall
Ont
Washington
Air Force
Nixon
Patricia
Eisenhower ‘Lock
Moses-Saunders Dam
International
Canada
United States
Rockefeller
Elizabeth
Seaway
State of
New York
Ontar Io
Springfield Church marks growth and camp meeting activities
The Rev. L. J. Mabe leads Springfield Church worship as deacons and trustees join in. Since 1950 membership rose from 71 to 200 with a 1953 auditorium and 1955 parsonage on two acres. The 17th John Wesley Camp Meeting runs at Route 68 with daily services and visiting evangelists Dr. Overly and Dr. Anderson. Don Rollins directs music while Rev. Hal Edwards guides youth services.
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Springfield
L. J. Mabe
John Wesley
J. W. Grace
Camp Meeting
Russell V. R. Overly
Fort Thomas
Tony Anderson
Wilmore, Ky
Don Rollins
Hal Edwards
Princeton
Ridgecrest Music Week Program At Green Street Church
Seventeen Green Street Baptist Youth and Adult Choir members attend Ridgecrest Music Week. A special program by the Conference Choir is set for Tuesday at 7 45 p m featuring The Resurrection Story by Claude Almond. Attendees include Mrs Arnold Culler Mrs Kent Bennett Mrs Helen Laney Roger Cole Miss Nancy Slanter Miss Becky Oakley Miss Jane Johnson Miss Francis Dyess Darrell Harris Larry Smith Roger Butler Billy Barker Bobby Reavis Reggie Teague Jimmy Green Kay Clinard and Larry Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Street Baptist Church
Ridgecrest
Claude Almond
Arnold Culler
Kent Bennett
Helen Laney
Roger Cole
Nancy Slanter
Becky Oakley
Jane Johnsson
Francis Dyess
Darrell Harris
Larry Smith
Roger Butler
Billy Barker
Cornerstone service marks new educational building
A special service at First Baptist Church tomorrow will mark the laying of the cornerstone for the new educational building. The ceremony follows the morning sermon by Dr. J. E. Rawlinson, with the renovation program nearing completion to seat about 1300 people. The Rev. Gerald Blevins will be installed as associate minister of the First Church of God Sunday evening at 7 30. The Rev. Mr. Newell will tour Europe and the Holy Land during July and August.
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First Baptist Church
J. E. Rawlinson
Gerald Blevins
Church of God
Arlo F. Newell
Newell
Europe
Holy Land
Hoffa Still Promising Cleanup After Long Inquiry
James R. Hoffa told the Senate hearing he can remove racketeers from the Teamsters Union but will act only after the investigation ends. Senator Kennedy dismissed Hoffa’s pledge as futile while McClellan notes mob ties hinder real reform. Several union officials cited have pleaded the Fifth and faced charges from extortion to narcotics.
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Washington
Senate Labor Management Committee
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Sam Goldstein
New York
Official Probe Opens In U S Airliner Crash
In Milan an armored car regiment and police sealed a three mile zone around wreckage from a U S Trans World Airlines Constellation. All 68 aboard were killed. Italian and American investigators from government safety agencies and TWA began the probe into whether lightning, weather, or mechanical failure caused the disaster near Castellanza.
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Milan
Italy
U.S
TWA
Salvatore Petrucci
Here
Malpensa
Swiss Alps
Paris
Chicago
O'Hare
Castellanza
Marante
U. S. Civil Aeronautics Board
Martyn Clarke
Clarke
Rome
Ciampino
Gov Earl K Long Takes Weeklong Rest After Psychiatric Treatment
Gov Earl K Long rests at a Covington motel for about a week under a doctors order after 63 years, ending hospital confinement and triggering a pause in political activity. A medical team barred press contact and visitors while guiding a quiet recovery plan tied to his re election campaign plans.
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Covington
Earl K. Long
Louisiana
Long
State Hospital Board
State
Jesse Bankston
Charles Belcher
Southeast Louisiana
Mandeville
Mercury Drenches Regions With Heat and Storms
The Associated Press reports extreme heat and humidity across the eastern half of the U.S. with scattered afternoon showers in the central Rockies. Thunderstorms and heavy rain hit several northern plains towns and Michigan, Minnesota, and Oklahoma. Fort Worth recorded 2.72 inches of rain. last week Dallas saw over 7 inches. Highs reached 95 to 96 degrees in D.C. area as heat slowed Baltimore harbor work and delayed ship sailings.
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Rockies
Weather Bureau
Plains
Medicine Lake
Montana
Bismarck
N.D
Pierre
S.D
Grand Marais
Mich
Park Falls
Wis
Duluth
Minn
Tulsa
Okla
Fort Worth
Texas City
Aberdeen
D.C
Washington, D.C
Baltimore
Summary of 1959 Legislature views by Guilford delegates
The Enterprise previews tomorrow features with Sen. C Arthur Kirkman and Rep. Ed Kemp of High Point assessing the 1959 Legislature. Additional local pieces cover the Archdale Petty homeplace, High Pointer P C Smith resuming mail service after 50 years, Old Salem restoration, and a tragic prom night death story by Saul Pett.
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Assembly
C. Arthur Kirkman
Ed Kemp
High Point
Guilford County
Raleigh
Kirkman
Kemp
Enterprise
Archdale
High Pointer
P. C. Smith
Old Salem
Piedmont North Carolina
Saul Pett
AP Newsfeatures
Hawaiian Statehood Vote Declared Likely Yes
Honolulu residents vote on statehood and pick candidates for the first general election. A Hawaii Statehood Commission straw poll showed 12 to 1 in favor. The primary results reflect multi racial candidates with several of Japanese or Chinese ancestry seeking seats in Congress.
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Hawaii
S C Theater Owners Defy Blue Laws
Nine Greenville area theater operators plan to open Sunday in defiance of South Carolina blue laws. Sheriff J R Martin vows to file cases as theaters operate. Several theaters in Spartanburg, Rock Hill, Lancaster, Hartsville and Chester have also opened, with public opinion set to test the issue in Spartanburg County’s July 14 advisory referendum.
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Associated Press
Greenville
South Carolina
J. R. Martin
Greenville County
Chester
Hartsville
Rock Hill
Lancaster
Spartanburg
Daniel R. McLeod
Spartanburg County
General Assembly
Tax Bill Accord Reached
Senate and House conferees approve a compromise tax bill extending wartime rates for a year and setting a June 30 1960 review. The plan preserves corporate income taxes and key surcharges while delaying permanent changes to passenger transport and communications taxes. The measure awaits presidential signature before the Tuesday deadline.
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Senate
House
Congress
Senate House
White House
Steel Leaders Gather to Break Impasse
United Steelworkers Union called its top leaders to New York to resolve an impasse in steel contract talks. Union President David J. McDonald convened the 33 member executive board to review the situation as a looming economy crippling strike threatens four days before a potential walkout.
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New York
United Steelworkers Union
David J. McDonald
Heavy Polio Season Feared In North Carolina
North Carolina faces a severe polio season as four paralytic cases were reported last week in Onslow and Robeson counties. The State Board of Health says 13 cases statewide show a spike from last year, with 9 unvaccinated and 4 partially or fully vaccinated, and notes 80 to 90 percent protection after the three shot basic series.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
State Board of Health
Onslow County
Robeson County
Figure In Stabbing Found Dead In Bed In Macon
Authorities awaited autopsy results on Dr. Norma Ware Holt the central figure in the 195 fatal stabbing of her three children in North Carolina. Holt was found dead in bed in Macon after living with her mother since release from a North Carolina mental hospital.
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Macon, Ga
Norma Ware Holt
North Carolina
Winston-Salem
N.C
Ford Ware
Leonard Campbell
Bibb County
Holt
Campbell
Vickie
Larry
Ann
Dr. Holt
Raleigh
Winston - Salem
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Benjamin Crummett
Portland
Ore
St. Lawrence River
Pat Duggins
L. J. Ree
Board of Deacons
James J. Lowe
Carl Ellerbe
Ralph Goude
R. J. Mabe
T. R. Allen
W. E. Rudd
Willie Starnes
J. A. Goude
Board of
Cornerstone Service
Kennedy
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Gov. Long
Sunday Enterprise
Honolulu
mid-Pacific Island
S.C
Steelworkers Union
McDonald
Fourman
R. Conrad Cooper
U.S. Steel Corp
Cal
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