Rev Clifton Brannon to Lead One Day Revival at Green Street
The Rev Clifton W Brannon of Longview Texas will return to Green Street Baptist Church this weekend for a one day revival. He preached a March revival at the church and has lectured internationally and in 25 states. He was listed in Who's Who in America as a lawyer before entering the ministry and was admitted to the U S Supreme Court in 1938. His Sunday topics are Gods Greatest Challenge to Green Street in the morning and Three Things Need ful at 730 pm.
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Clifton W. Brannon
Longview
Tex
Green Street Baptist Church
Mr. Brannon
America
United States Supreme Court
Green Street
Guest Evangelist Conducts Services at Mitchells Grove Church
The Rev Moran, an approved Methodist evangelist from Kentucky's Annual Conference, leads a series of services at Mitchells Grove Methodist Church on Kivett Drive Ext through June 1. Services start at 7 30 each evening. Moran has served as a youth evangelist and participated in over 400 missions in the United States and 27 foreign countries.
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Mitchell's Grove Methodist Church
Kivett Drive
Accordee
Asbury Seminary
Wilmore
Moran
Kentucky
Methodist Church
United States
Memorial Day Services and Picnic at Ebenezer Church
Memorial Day events at Ebenezer Methodist Church include Sunday School at 10 a.m. and an 11 a.m. worship service with a guest speaker. Memorials will be read, followed by a picnic luncheon. An afternoon business session will close the day's program.
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Ebenezer Methodist Church
Baptist Hospital Chaplain Dr Young To Speak At First Baptist
Dr Richard K Young director of the Department of Pastoral Care at North Carolina Baptist Hospital and Bowman Gray School of Medicine will be guest speaker at First Baptist Church Sunday at 11 am and 7 30 pm A Wake Forest College and Southern Baptist Theological Seminary graduate he has served since 1946 He is former president of the Southwide Baptist Hospital Chaplains Association and the American Protestant Hospital Chaplains Association and Associate Professor of Pastoral Care at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary.
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North Carolina Baptist Hospital
Bowman Gray School of Medicine
First Baptist Church
Wake Forest College
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
the Baptist Hospital
Bowman Gray
Southwide Baptist Hospital Chaplain’s Association
American Protestant Hospital Chaplain’s Association
Young
Southeastern Baptist Pheological Seminary
Saint Mary's Episcopal Church Announces Summer Schedule
Saint Mary's Episcopal Church begins its summer schedule with service changes. Details are provided on page two of the newspaper.
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Saint Mary's Episcopal Church
Algerian Regime Boosts Integration and Demonstrations
Algeria's insurgent government, led by Brig. Gen. Massu and Cherif Sid Cara, ordered a stepup in integrating Algerian and French communities. It announced a wave of demonstrations to back Gen de Gaulle in Paris, while reporting no economic concerns and partial resumption of air travel. Troopships from France arrived, with 1,600 soldiers at Philippeville and 1,850 at Algiers, as troops return from leave amid ongoing nationalist rebellion.
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Algiers
Algeria
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
Committee of
France
Jacques Massu
Cherif Sid Cara
Ville d'Alger
Philippeville
Athos II
Pflimlin Names MP for Algeria Mission Amid Algeria Crisis
Premier Pflimlin sent Jean-Louis Vigier to Algeria to engage with insurgent groups and report back. Vigier is a Gaullist defections ally. French authorities seek constitutional reform to stabilize the republic. In Algiers a rival People’s Public Safety Committee formed to back De Gaulle and resist established powers.
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Paris
Pierre Pflimlin
Algeria
Jean-Louis Vigier
Charles de Gaulle
Gaullist Party
Parlia
Vigier
Pierre Guillain de Benouville
Algiers
Switzerland
Pflimlin
Graham's Telecast Funds Drop
Evangelist Billy Graham's telecast runs behind in funding as 10 more Canadian stations join 150 US ones for a 160-station network. Cow Palace audience heard a personal plea for funds while Graham notes 35 to 40 thousand letters weekly and 385 thousand total attendance. Telecast costs run about $75 000 per program, with expected receipts around $130 000 from viewers.
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San Francisco
Billy Graham
Graham
Canada
United States
Cow Palace
Faith Graham
Faith
Wilmington serviceman Buck to receive Life Saving Award
N C ser viceman William A Buck 41 will get the Red Cross Life Saving Award in Tokyo ceremonies for saving Japanese motorcyclist Yataro Matsuo last Nov 29. Buck lifted the bike off Matsuo, treated head wounds, and drove him to a hospital, saving his life despite Matsuo being initially believed dead.
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Wilmington
N.C
Red Cross
William A. Buck
Yataro Matsuo
Emerson L. Cummings
Japan
Robert C. Lewis
American Red Cross
Buck
Masuo
Matsuo
Army Chaplain's Office
Sunday Enterprise Promotes Tomorrow Issue Highlights
The Sunday Enterprise previews tomorrow’s edition with a survey on cheating at Senior High School by staff writer Jane Kerr. It also features High Point College graduation coverage and a Robert Marks feature on two unusual students. Beeson Hardware marks 75 years in High Point with a special tabloid section.
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Sunday Enterprise
High Point College
Robert Marks
Enterprise
Beeson Hardware Co
High Point
United Press and International News Merge Names
The United Press Associations and International News Service announce a merger to form United Press International. Frank H. Bartholomew will be president and Kingsbury Smith will be vice president. The deal was signed May 16 with a delayed public announcement. The Justice Department may assess antitrust concerns.
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United Press Associations
International News Service Today
United Press International
Frank H. Bartholomew
Kingsbury Smith
INS
Justice Department
Lebanon level new subversion charges at United Arab Republic
Lebanon accused the United Arab Republic of moving troops and arms into Lebanon saying armed bands from Syria threaten Lebanon’s independence by aiding opposition groups in a two week guerilla war to topple the pro Western government as diplomats doubted U.N. Security Council action.
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United Nations
N.Y
Lebanon
United Arab Republic
U.N. Security Council
Charles Malik
Beirut
Nassers
Emergency Action Curbs Jet Flights Below 20 000 Feet
The armed services impose emergency curbs on military jet flights under 20 000 feet to reduce air collision risk. Lt Gen Elwood R Quesada announced the measure at a White House briefing, noting it is temporary and does not affect defense patrols or fighter scrambles. The plan requires instrument flight rules under civil air traffic control when jets fly on civilian routes, and may push military jets above common civilian altitudes.
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Washington
Armed Services
White House
Elwood R Quesada
Air Coordinating Committee
Quesada
Air Force
U.S
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Verifying the Stradivarius Violin Claims in Greensboro
Mrs. Mattie Fair of Muskogee Oklahoma seeks authentication for three violins, two claimed as Stradivarius and one by Guarnerius, amid a pawn loan dispute. Joseph Bailey was arrested with the instruments after redeeming one from a pawnshop. charges were dropped as she returned home.
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Greensboro
Mattie Fair
Muskogee
Okla
Oklahoma
Joseph Bailey
Bailey
Southern Baptists Head For Home From Annual Convention
Houston dispatch notes the Southern Baptist convention wraps up with a call for peace and interracial reconciliation. Leaders including Rep Brooks Hays and Dr Theodore Adams urge world peace and Christian cooperation among Baptist bodies as 9 million followers are urged to join the effort.
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Houston
Texas
Southern Baptists
Brooks Hays
D-Ark
Theodore Adams
Richmond
The
Baptist World Alliance
Girl’s Arm Mangled By Bear At Racine Zoo
A 10 year old girl from Waukegan Illinois was severely mauled when she reached into a bear cage at Racine Zoo. The 300 pound European brown bear bit and clawed the arm from fingers to elbow prompting three hours of surgery. Doctors say outcome uncertain and more operations possible. Zoo officials and city authorities ordered an immediate review and cage enclosure changes.
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Racine
Wis
Racine Zoological Park
Waukegan
Ill
Mary Heibner
Pital
Mary
Kenneth Heibner
Zoo
Emil Rokosky
Jack Humble
Eisenhower Proposes Joint Nuclear Test Detection Experts
President Eisenhower told Premier Khrushchev the United States and Soviet Union should name scientists to meet in Geneva within three weeks to discuss how to police a nuclear test suspension. The State Department announced three U S scientists would join Soviet experts and a Japanese specialist may participate.
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Eisenhower
Khrushchev
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Russia
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Britain
France
Poland
Czechoslovakia
White House
State Department
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Soviet Union
Ernest C. Lawrence
University of California Radiation Laboratory
James Brown Fisk
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Robert F. Bacher
Atomic Energy Commission
California Institute of Technology
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