Revival series at Montlieu Bible Chapel announced
The Montlieu Bible Chapel at 1127 Montlieu Ave. will host a five night revival starting Monday with guest speaker The Rev. George Huff from Holland Michigan. Lent observance includes two Ash Wednesday services at 7 p.m. and 8 15 p.m. with D Paul T Dannenfeldt delivering Val Valleys of Decision.
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Plan for 200 Million Aid in Middle East Debated
Senate meets on a Saturday to decide on Eisenhower’s plan to spend up to 200 million dollars in military and economic aid for Middle East nations under attack. Senate leaders expect a test vote by nightfall and a final vote possibly next Tuesday.
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Thailand declares state of emergency after election
Bangkok announces a state of emergency as Premier Pibulsonggram proclaims martial law in result of the election. Citizens in the seaport city go about daily routines with crowded streets, open shops, and busy vendors under the alert.
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Eisenhower Nominates Whittaker for Supreme Court Seat
President Eisenhower named Charles Evans Whittaker of Kansas City Missouri to the U S Supreme Court to fill the vacancy created by the retirement of Stan ley F Reed. Whittaker age 56 is a Republican and former federal judge for the Western District of Missouri who has been nominated twice before by Eisenhower. The Eighth Circuit includes Minnesota Iowa Arkansas Missouri Nebraska North and South Dakota.
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Nasser critic ousted from Egypt’s feminist group
Mrs Doria Shafik, founder of the Egyptian feminist organization Bint el Nil, was ousted from the presidency by the board amid opposition to President Nasser. Members were voting on her continued leadership.
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Sunday Enterprise features tomorrow edition highlights
The Sunday Enterprise previews stories by staff writers on veterans in movie projection booths progress in High Point razing old buildings Denton Golden Anniversary celebrations and Jaycees efforts Presbyterian Home elderly housing String and Splinter Club school music ratings and basketball finals for Class AAA and North State Conference plus other breakfast table reads.
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Nixon in Casablanca Discusses Air Bases Move
Vice President Nixon arrived in Casablanca Morocco for talks on American air bases and the Eisenhower doctrine. He backed the doctrine in substance emphasizing its economic aim and noted it could extend beyond the Middle East. Crowds cheered as the Nixon party toured the capital and met Sultan Mohammed V.
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Georgia farm declines Klan buyout amid violence and boycott
Koinonia Farm in Sumter County Georgia rejects a Ku Klux Klan offer to sell the property saying basic principles are at stake. Norman Long president notes a 70 car Klan motorcade visited February 24 while noting the farm has faced shootings bombings a fire cross burnings and an economic boycott over the past six months with no injuries reported.
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Israelis to Quit Egypt Promises Ease Mid East Tension
US officials voiced hope for rapid Israeli troop withdrawal from Egypt and quick resume of canal operation talks. The troop issue is seen as the key to breaking logjams on Middle East problems and the canal's future, a major concern since last summer.
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Arab world wary as Israel plans withdrawal from Gaza and Aqaba
At the United Nations Arab delegates urged prompt action if Israel withdraws. Abdul Monem Rifa'i of Jordan said to wait for weekend outcomes before pushing a UN resolution. Israel pressed for entry of UNEF forces and planned Gaza Aqaba pullback with Dayan and Burns coordinating in Cairo.
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Bloodless coup in East Indonesia shocks central government
In Jakarta, colonel leading a bloodless coup declared East Indonesia at war and siege while claiming loyalty to the Republic. The movement sought to avoid secession and urged calm as it pressed for political aims within the national framework.
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Missile launch report sparks questions on Jupiter test
Informes sources say the Army has launched an Intermedi ate Range Jupiter missile from a base in a test firing. A spokesman noted a malfunction with no casualties and declined to identify the missile. Erik Bergaust reports.
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Motorist Booked Friends Go Free in Court
Shreveport Louisiana patrolman Jeff Richardson testified at City Court that he stopped Jesse Hill who said he was taking his friends home. Hill was fined 150 dollars for driving while intoxicated. Richardson noted only Hill was in the car.
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