Youth for Christ plans May or June Billy Graham Crusade trip
Youth for Christ officials in Columbia announce a 13 day May or early June excursion to the Billy Graham Crusade in San Francisco. Limited to 200 due to train capacity with stops in Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles Grand Canyon Houston and New Orleans. Devotional periods twice daily en route. Cost kept minimal. Details from Shockley Few director. Contact P O Box 143 Columbia. Rev George Richman and wife depart Monday for two week preaching mission in San Juan Puerto Rico sponsored by English Street Baptist Church.
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Youth For Christ
Columbia
S. C
San Francisco
West Coast
Chicago
Los Angeles
Grand Canyon
Houston
New Orleans
Shockley Few
Ae P. O. Box
Revival Preparations At Lexington Avenue Church
Cottage prayer meetings begin tonight at 7 30 at two homes with Mrs Howington 401 Prayer Drive and Mr Mrs Ray 1015 Meadowbrook Street The revival speaker will be Dr Willard Ward Ayer a nationally known evangelist who spent 14 years at Calvary Baptist Church Manhattan and was named Manhattan's third most influential citizen in a radio poll.
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Lexington Avenue Baptist Church
W. D. Howington
A. C. Ray
Meadowbrook St
Lexington Avenue Church
Willard Ward Ayer
Calvary Baptist Church
Manhattan
New York
Missionary Eva Kardatzke to Speak at First Church
Mrs Eva Kardatzke from Anderson Ind will share experiences as a missionary to Kenya in British East Africa at the First Church of God Sunday 11 am She is with the National Women Missionary Society headquartered in Anderson and has directed work at Bunyore Girls School in Kima and taught at a Bible training school while managing a mission book store
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First Church of God
Eva Clare Kardatzke
Anderson
Ind
Kardatzke
Wom
En's Missionary Society
Kenya
British East Africa
Bunyore
Kima
Youth Caravan to Visit First Reformed Church Tomorrow
Southern Synod of the Reformed Church sends a Youth Caravan to meet the Youth Fellowship of First Reformed Church tomorrow at 6 p.m. The caravan toured Synod churches last summer and visits others to spark summer interest. Rev. R. A. Mensendiek continues his Lenten program.
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Southern Synod of the Reformed Church
First Reformed Church
R. A. Mensendiek
Trains Crash Near Rio De Janeiro Killing Dozens
An electric commuter train collided with two halted trains 35 miles north of Rio de Janeiro killing about 60 and injuring another 60. Rescue teams faced heavy rain as hundreds aided by airmen cleared debris and removed victims from the wreckage.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Central of Brazil Railroad
Santa Cruz
Kosmos
Paciencia
U. S
Central Do Brazil
Pavuna
French to Intensify Algerian War Budget Boost
Paris reports the National Assembly backed Premier Gaillard’s revised military budget of 1.3 trillion francs to intensify the war in Algeria. The plan adds 28,000 troops, raising French ground forces in Algeria to 375,000, with 125,000 airmen and sailors stationed there.
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Paris
France
National Assembly
Felix Gaillard
Assembly
Asaan
Algeria
Gaillard
GAO Faults Air Force Closeout at Nouasseur Depot
The GAO criticizes Air Force handling of the Nouasseur Morocco depot closure noting secret radar sets and bombsights left in open access areas. It estimates stock possibly doubles the 144 million dollar figure and cites deterioration and poor demilitarization with limited surplus sales due to local factors.
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General Accounting Office
Air Force
Morocco
GAO
Congress
House
Rayburn
Dtex
Nouasseur
U.S
Miss Nicholson defies polio to own home and car
In a feature by Dick Rigby, Miss Fannie Nicholson, crippled by polio since infancy, proves naysayers wrong by securing a job, owning a house and a car. The Sunday Enterprise also previews guidance counseling in junior and senior high schools and a special piece on the 100 Days era initiated 25 years ago under FDR.
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Fannie Nicholson
Miss Nicholson
Dick Rigby
Sunday Enterprise
Jane Kerr
Congress
Frankin Roosevelt
Enerprise
Interviewer May Sue Churchill Over TV Remarks
New York television host John Wingate says he may sue Randolph Churchill over remarks referring to Wingate's father during the WABC Night Beat interview. Wingate's assistant may also file suit. Churchill, touring the U.S., defended himself after Wingate questioned the Churchill family.
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New York
John Wingate
Randolph Churchill
Sir Winston
Churchill
Wingate
WABC
Randolph
Sarah Churchill
California
Swift action sought on housing highway and education bills
The Eisenhower administration and a Democratic Congress push job creation bills as unemployment tops 5.1 million. Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson says swift Senate action will yield 200 500 thousand jobs via government programs and military construction in labor surplus areas. Initial jobless claims fell to 435 900 in the week ending March 1.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Senate
Johnson
Defense Department
Sen. Johnson
Labor Department
Kohler Showdown Delayed By Witness Growth
Washington tense as Sen. Goldwater and Walter Reuther, longtime foes, face possible delay in a Senate probe of Kohler Co strike violence. RFK says testify end of next week. McGovern cites more witnesses on call as hearings pause for Mazey questioning.
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Washington
Sen. Goldwater
R-Ariz
Walter Reuther
Senate
Kohler Co
Reuther
United Auto Workers
Wisconsin
Goldwater
Robert F. Kennedy
Committee
John J. McGovern
McGovern
Michigan
Kohler
Wis
Emil Mazey
UAW
Navy Eyes Daylight Launch For Vanguard Test
Cape Canaveral reports the Navy experiments with the Vanguard satellite rocket amid weather delays and prior failures. The 72 foot vehicle faced minor technical troubles and repeated rain while countdowns extended into night, hindering a successful launch of the 34 pound payload.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Navy
Vanguard
Court Clerk M. W. Nash Succumbs
Marvin Wesley Nash 79 veteran attorney and Clerk of Municipal Court died at High Point Me morial Hospital after two months of declining health. Born Greenville NC May 16 1878 he was survived by daughter Unity Nash. widow Rosa Hart died last year. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Wesley Memorial Church with burial Oakwood Memorial Park. honorary pallbearers Kiwanis Club High Point Bar Acacia Lodge Masonic. He previously practiced in Washington then Hamlet before moving to High Point 1990.
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Marvin Wesley Nash
High Point Memorial Hospital
Greenville
N. C
L. L. Nash
D. D
Louwlise Taylor Nash
Unity Nash
Ferndale Dr
Rosa Rainey Hart
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
C. C. Herbert Jr
H. G. Allen
Main Street Methodist Church
Harry Hawthorne
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery
Kiwanis Clb
High Point Bar Association
Wesley Memorial
Acacia Masonic Lodge
Washington
Nash
Insurance Department of Greensboro Loan and ‘Trust Co
Hamlet
High Point
Acacia Lodge
The
Knights Templar
Oasis
Wetzel murder trial nears jury as state closes evidence
In Sanford North Carolina the state prepares to close evidence in the second murder trial of Frank Edward Wetzel a New York native accused in the slaying of Trooper J T Brown on November 5 The case follows Wetzel s earlier murder conviction of Trooper Wister Lee Reece and centers on a black 1957 Oldsmobile driver identified by witness Robert Terry Jr The jury and alternates will spend the weekend at a Sanford hotel before a possible early next week verdict stage
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Wetzel
Rockingham
Wister Lee Reece
Mercy
Robert Terry Jr
Slender
Norman
Terry
Ellerbe
Pattrolman
Reece
U.S. 1
Brown
Sanford
John T. Page Jr
Page
Seneca Falls
N.Y
New York
Mississippi
William
Fighter and transport collide near Naha in Okinawa disaster
A U S Marine transport plane carrying 25 and a Marine ADS5 fighter collided while landing near Naha Okinawa plunging into the sea in a ball of fire. Navy crews recovered three bodies and searched amid debris three miles south of Naha as rough seas and storms hindered rescue efforts.
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Naha
Okinawa
U.S
Philippines
Subic Bay
Manila
Appay
U.S. Navy
Navy
Army
Air Force
Itoman
Eight die as Misrair airliner crashes in Port Said sandstorm
An Egyptian Airlines twin engine jet en route from Athens to Cairo crashed into Lake Manzala near Port Said during a severe sandstorm. Eight people were killed including American William J. O'Brien and four crew members. Eighteen were injured and survivors waited hours on wreckage before rescue. The sandstorm halted the Suez Canal for 17 hours as a Greek seaman and others aboard were among the dead or injured.
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Port Said
Egypt
William J. O’brien
St. Paul
Minn
Athens
Cairo
Suez Canal
Misrair S.A.E
Egyptian Airlines
Here
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English Street Baptist Church
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Rev
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Usher L. Burdick
Jean
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the Sunday Enterprise
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M. W. Nash
Mr. Nash
Morson and Denson School
Raleigh
Cape Fear
Wilmington
Fayetteville
Marvin W. Nash
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