Greenville Executive Peace Dies at 54
Greenville native and civic leader Peace, president of Asheville Citizen-Times Publishing Co, died early today at 54. He led WA radio and TV operations through WMRC Inc and helped expand Greenville airport as a longtime booster and church Mason. Survived by wife Frances, daughter and three sisters. Funeral by Dr. Faulconer and Dr. Nabers.
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Greenville
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Laura Estelle Chandler Peace
Frances McKay
Charles Sterling
Feces
B. H. Peace Jr
George G. Leake
Clarence T. Echols
Lee
Svete Lane
Charlie
Roger Peace
Greenville News
Father and Associates
Peaces
Southern Newspaper Publishers Assn
Galenas
First Presbyterian Church
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RALEIGH The Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina names 1959 convention at St Peter's Charlotte and 1960 at an Episcopal Church in Tar Heel after Bishop Penick retires June 30 1959. A race relations workshop and human relations committees for congregations are proposed. Rev James Dees of Statesville opposes. Three trustees join University of the South slate. executive committee members listed. three lay mothers and three clergy named for child Orphanage trusteeship.
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University of the South
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New Approach To Disease Is Offered By Russian Scientist
Prof Constantine Bykov of the Pavlov Institute says vital organs can be steered by visual or sound signals and diseases induced or cured by signals. He argues humans and animals function through a signaling system and mental illness results from its disruption.
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Constantine Bykov
Pavlov Institute
Leningrad
American Psychiatric Assn
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Bykov
Gowth
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Bykev
Pavlov
Evangelist Graham Urges Love Over Lust in San Francisco
Billy Graham addressed 14,900 at Cow Palace during his San Francisco Crusade urging less lust and more love. He called sex a delicate topic but said ministers must discuss it, noting four aims for sex within marriage and reporting 312 decisions for Christ at the meeting.
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Billy Graham
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Record Tide at Burntcoat Head Highest in 1869
Nova Scotia recorded the highest tide in world history at Burntcoat Head with a 103 foot rise in 1869. The extraordinary surge is noted among the province’s renowned coastal tides and geological records.
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Neuse River Flood Forces Evacuations Near Kinston
Evacuations rose around Ha Happpersville as Neuse River water pushed toward 21 feet with 15 families moved to Stallings Air Base barracks. Four more families expected to leave today as crews clear Princeville Tar River flooding and Red Cross aid rolls in Edgecombe and Pitt counties.
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