Southern Baptist Convention to Convene in Miami
Local pastors gear up for the Southern Baptist Convention in Miami May 18 21 with Preachers Study sessions and youth events. Dr Luke Kitahata a Japanese neurosurgeon and musician will address the Youth Banquet at Green Street Baptist Church.
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Southern Baptist Convention
Southern Baptists
Miami
Luke M. Kitahata
Bowman Gray School of Medicine
Winston-Salem
Green St, Baptist Church
Kitahata
Tokyo University Symphony Orchestra
Winston- Salem Symphony Orchestra
Osaka
Japan
Tokyo (Imperial) University Medical School
United States
Bowman Gray
Southern Baptist Hospital
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Molotov Arrives In Vienna For Austrian Treaty Talks
Soviet foreign minister Molotov arrived in Vienna to join the Big Three Western ministers for the Austrian independence treaty signing and to discuss a Big Four summit in July. Dulles Macmillan and Pinay prepared for a later Belgrade meeting with Tito to discuss Yugoslavia and NATO rivalries.
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Arthur Gavshon
Vienna
Austria
Russia
Belgrade
Tito
Nikolai Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Yugoslavia
Warsaw
NATO
Ivan Konev
Belvedere Palace
Molotov
Europe
Wolfson Seizes Board Hopes At Montgomery Ward
Louis Wolfson and associates claim three of nine seats on Ward board after April stockholders meeting. Recumulation to assign nine votes per share to nominees to be completed today. Wolfson nominees include himself, Alexander Rittmaster III and Bernice Fitz-Gibbon.
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Chicago
Louis Wolfson
Montgomery Ward & Co
Wolfson
Wolfson Group
Alexander Rittmaster III
New York
Bernice Fitz-Gibbon
Treaty Unites Eight Nations Under Soviet Command
Warsaw hosts a three day conference where the Soviet Union and seven East European allies form a unified military command and sign a 20 year mutual security pact. Ivan Konev will head the combined forces with deputies from each nation. The treaty pauses alliance with NATO and sets conditions for mutual aid and peaceful dispute resolution. Open to other countries and linked to UN principles.
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Warsaw
Poland
Ivan Konev
Konev
Moscow
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Albania
Romania
Bulgaria
East Germany
West Germany
Atlantic Alliance
United Nations
Refugees boarded U S transport from Haiphong toward South Viet Nam
In Haiphong, 1,900 Algerian and French Union troops, 20 French WACs, 500 Vietnamese refugees and one American priest boarded the U S transport Gen A W Brewster. The group, under French operation, prepared to depart as Haiphong fell under Vietminh martial law and the city was cut off from the non Communist world.
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U.S
A. W. Brewster
Legislature Fights Over Tax Package To Balance Budget
Raleigh lawmakers clash as House and Senate race over how to raise funds for the next two fiscal years. Senate changes the House bill to a 9.75 million annual package focusing on a beer levy, removing several House items. Key items agreed include a 3 percent tax on building materials and a 3 percent gross receipts tax on hotels, plus a 1 percent sales tax on motor vehicles with an $80 limit. House support wanes as sessions advance.
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Raleigh
House
Senate
Finance
Nelson Woodson
Rowan
Senate Finance Committee
Soviets to Meet Tito in Belgrade This Month
Soviet leaders Khrushchev and Bulganin will meet Yugoslav President Tito in Belgrade late this month. Talks aim to improve relations and precede a planned East West conference this summer. Independent Yugoslavia has had strained Kremlin ties since 1948 but relations have warmed recently. Izvestia announced the high level talks.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
Tito
Belgrade
Izvestia
Yugoslavia
Kremlin
U.S. State Department
Washington
London
Britain
United States
Soviet Union
Limited disarmament talks eyed despite wide gaps
U S officials see a possible limited disarmament accord with the Soviet Union, though full global controls remain distant. Proposals from the Soviet Union and Western powers at a London U N disarmament meeting show deep rifts on enforcement and safeguards.
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Washington
U. S
Poe
Soviet Union
U.N
Europe
State Department
London
United
Illinois Youth Arrested In Murder Of Shopper
Raleigh police charged 21 year old Richard Kiuckhohn of Evanston Illinois with the shooting death of Bernice Seawell 43 in a Raleigh parking lot. Kiuckhohn employed by Ron Peterson Publishing Co was arrested in Chapel Hill and said he fired the pistol from a hotel window.
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Bob Goodwin
Richard Kiuckhohn
Evanston
Ill
Bernice Seawell
Miss Seawell
J. H. Patterson
Broadway
Arlington
Veterans Administration
Washington
Goodwin
Kluckhohn
Ron Peterson Publishing Co
Evanston, IL
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University of Chicago
Wake County
Kkluckhohn
Sir Walter
Richard Kluckheim
Galveston Mayor-Elect Faces Opposition Over Red Light District
George Roy Clough pressed a plan to reopen Post Office Street and allow gambling but was met by District Attorney Marsene Johnson Jr and Police Commissioner Walter Johnston who opposed the move. State Rangers in town sparked further debate about enforcement as Clough claimed Galveston would stay "wide open" while payoffs should stop.
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Galveston
Texas
Texas Rangers
George Roy Clough
Clough
Marsene Johnson Jr
Walter L. Johnston
Galveston Ministerial Assn
KLUF
Christ
Hardy Purvis
Eddie Oliver
Col
Homer Garrison
Rangers
State Police
Austin
Sid
Ain
Garrison
Gulf Island
Houston
Herbert Y. Cartwright Jr
Bomb Threat Prompts Radio City Hall Search
Fifty officers and firefighters searched Radio City Music Hall after a telephone threat of a bomb. No device was found. Police said a week earlier a small homemade bomb was found under a seat after a similar call.
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New York
Radio City Music Hall
Vaccine vaccines resume after safety check hinges on Parke Davis
After a week pause for safety review the Public Health Service cleared 11 batches from Parke Davis Detroit, enabling over a million more children to begin vaccination. States nationwide will restart inoculations starting Monday as inspectors complete rechecks and some supplies remain held for fuller tests.
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Fred 8. Hoffman
Washington
Public Health Service
Parke, Davis & Co
Detroit
Parke, Davis
U. S
Leonard A. Scheele
Health Service
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Rhode Island
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Virginia
Michigan
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Utah
Colorado
Arizona
Oregon
California
New Mexico
Alaska
Eli Lilly & Co
Indianapolis
Scheele
House Banking Committee
Mother Posts $35,000 Bail To Free Son
GREENSBORO Junius Irving Scales, 35, convicted of violating the Smith Act, had a $35,000 appeal bond posted by his mother. He was sentenced to six years for advocating violent overthrow of the U.S. government as a Communist Party member. Lawyers appealed the conviction after bond was granted by Chief Justice Earl Warren following prior refusals by regional judges.
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Greensboro
Junius Irving Scales
Scales
United States
Communist Party
Earl Warren
U.S. Supreme Court
Albert V. Bryan
Alexandria
Armistead Dobie
4Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Sunday Enterprise Preview of Tomorrow's Local Features
The Sunday Enterprise plans bold coverage from civil defense training in Thomasville to a Guilford Court cost review. It also reports on the missing Council member C A Lewis and an interview on political retirement. An artwork features Main Street at Dusk.
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Thomasville
Sunday Enterprise
Guilford Domestic Relations Court
C. A. Lewis
C.A
The
Lewis
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