Ecumenic prize to Mrs Eichhorn for anthem in diocese contest
Mrs George C Eichhorn organist of Holy Trinity Greensboro wins a fifty dollar prize from the Diocese of North Carolina Commission of Church Music. Her anthem O Come Creator Spirit unison setting of a medieval hymn will be performed at the Episcopal Church Music Conference in Wade Mecum in June.
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George C. Eichhorn
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
Greensboro
Commission of Church Music
Diocese of
North Carolina
Claude Gutherie
Wadesboro
Eichhorn
Edwin A. Penick
Episcopal Church Music Conference
Wade Mecum
Mack Told He Should Quit Post The FCC Scandal Deepens
Washington a broadened inquiry into the Federal Communications Commission grows as House investigators press for resignation from Richard A. Mack. The panel plans to probe contested TV channels including Miami Channel 10 while Mack defends his vote and loans from Thurman A. Whiteside. Harris demands Mack’s resignation and calls for more testimony.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Richard A. Mack
FCC
House
Mack
Miami
Subcommittee
Harris
D-Ark
Public Service Television Inc
National Airlines
Public Service
Thurman A. Whiteside
Whiteside
A. Frank Katzentine
Channel 10
Eisenhower
Divers To Search River For Bodies
Army divers prepared to enter the Levisa Fork of the Big Sandy River to locate the submerged school bus holding 23 dead or missing children and their driver after a wreck that also left 16 survivors. Officials vary on exact counts, with conflicts over dead and living totals.
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Prestonsburg
Levisa Fork
Big Sandy River
U.S. Army
Revival and prayer services announced by local churches
The Executive Council of the High Point Sub district of the Methodist Youth Fellowship will meet at Calvary Methodist Church Sunday at 2 30 p m. Revival services will be held at Burton Street Baptist Church Thomasville March 3 14 led by Rev Elbert Yeatts and Rev Sammy Shoaf. Cottage prayer services are planned tonight at Lexington Avenue Baptist Church for a spring revival March 23 April 6 hosted by several homes with Dr William Ward Ayer as evangelistic speaker.
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Evangelical Crusade
Richard H. Harvey
Gospel Tabernacle
YMCA
Harvey
High Point
The
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Calvary Methodist Church
Burton Street Baptist Church
Thomasville
Elbert Yeatts
Colonial Baptist Church
Blue Ridge
Sammy Shoaf
Lexington Avenue Baptist Church
Earl Johnson
Emory St
W. W. Robbins
Tabor St
Paul Wood
Friddle St
Bill Christensen
Cummins St
William Ward Ayer
America
Calvary Baptist Church
Heart of Manhattan
USC pledge story ends with Chicago flight for kidnaped student
Burt Rosen a USC sophomore premedical student says he was kidnapped by pledge pledges who tied him up and forced him onto a plane from Los Angeles to Chicago. He chose the Chicago trip and was not angry at the pledge class.
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Chicago
Burt Rosen
University of Southern California
Los Angeles
Rosen
Magary
Death Valley
Three Floyd County Families Lose All Children in Bus Tragedy
In Prestonburg Kentucky three Floyd County families mourn as a school bus plunges into the Levisa Fork of the Big Sandy River killing 23 children and the driver. Mrs. James B Goble recalls her two sons and daughter among the victims as survivor David Wright reports the incident.
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Prestonsburg
James B Goble
Gobles
Floyd County
Levisa Fork
Big Sandy River
Ike Enters Reed For Check up
President Eisenhower undergoes a physical exam at Walter Reed Army Hospital after a minor stroke last November. Three neurologists attend him. the extraction of a cracked back molar was reported successful with normal reaction. A White House update was promised this afternoon.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
White House
Howard M. Snyder
James C
Paris
Army Medical Center
Eisenhowler
Senate Passes Postal Rate Hike And Pay Boosts
Senate approved a plan to raise postal rates and give pay raises to about 1.1 million federal workers. Republicans expect a presidential veto over the large postal pay hike, while a separate civil service bill aligns more with administration wishes. Talks between Senate and House leaders may drag on as conferees work out differences.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
House
Sen
Carlson
R-Kan
Senate House
North Korea Promises Release Of Captive Pilots At Suitable Time
North Korea said it would free the two American pilots Willis Hobbs and Howard McClellan along with two German passengers and any willing South Koreans from the DC3 airliner that landed in Pyongyang February 16. The release date was not given and the decision followed requests from the United States and Germany conveyed through Moscow.
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Tokyo
North Korea
Pyongyang
Jyongyang
U.S
Moscow
South Korea
Willis P. Hobbs
Vallejo
Calif
Air Force
Howard W. McClellan
Buchanan, Mich
Panmunjom
Red Cross
Woman Declares No-Wed Pledge in Divorce Case
Detroit widow Jennie Krajewski has divorced her husband Anthony, 67, for the fourth time amid a pledge she will not marry again. She told Circuit Judge Joseph A. Moynihan she means it, saying she will keep her word of honor and not wed the man.
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Detroit
Jennie Krajewski
Anthony
Graham urges U S to sell spiritual strength against Communists
Evangelist Billy Graham told New York sales executives the United States risks being outsold by the Communists unless a massive sales campaign promotes America's spiritual strength. He contrasted Communist zeal with Americans who need Bible knowledge and cited news coverage of gifts to India to illustrate global messaging.
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New York
Billy Graham
North Carolina
United States
Graham
Sales Executive Club of
New York City
James A. Farley
Marx
Engels
Stalin
Lenin
Americas
India
Nehru
Cuban Church Urges National Unity Government in Cuba
Havana Catholic leaders asked President Batista to form a national unity government including opposition groups to end the rebellion led by Fidel Castro. The church called for a return to peaceful political life, signing by Cardinal Arteaga and five bishops after a week of Castro raids across Cuba.
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Havana
National Union
Fidel Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Castro
Caribbean
Batista
Manuel Cardinal Arteaga
Santiago
Surprise Reversal In Policy Sparks Talks On Summit
Washington reports a Soviet shift proposing a limited purpose foreign ministers session in about two months to set the stage for a potential summit. U S and allied diplomats weigh talks on topics for a broader heads of government meeting and possible general East West discussion to ease tensions.
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Washington
Russia
United States
Moscow
Paris
Graf Tald
Thompson
Andrei
Bulganin
Eisenhower
Mikhail Menshikov
Riesenhower
Gereman
Europe
Tough Customer Wild Boar Tale From High Point Expert
The Sunday Enterprise previews tomorrow’s feature on a fierce wild boar in western North Carolina and High Pointer Perry Jones, an authority on boars and their habits, in a special article.
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North Carolina
Perry Jones
Sunday Enterprise
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