Walter Foster Anderson to speak at Green Street Baptist meeting
Walter Foster Anderson of Raleigh will be guest speaker at a meeting of the Brotherhood of Green Street Baptist Church Tuesday at 6 30 p m He has over 30 years in law enforcement including chief of police in Winston Salem and Charlotte and state director roles The Rev Mr Peterson and Dr S J Patterson Jr are also noted speakers at other events in the notebook.
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Walter Foster Anderson
Raleigh
Brotherhood of Green Street Baptist Church
Anderson
Winston-Salem
Charlotte
State Bureau of Investigation
North Carolina
Japan
Spencer
Jamestown Church
John H. Scalf
Foreign Aid Plan Criticized by House Leaders
Two senior Foreign Affairs Committee members questioned key features of President Eisenhower's foreign aid proposal. Chairman Gordon and Rep. Vorys signaled opposition to permanent authorizations for military and economic aid and doubt Congress will pass the bill in the next fiscal year, as hearings continue.
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Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Eisenhower
Gordon
D-Ill
Rep. Vorys
Ohio
Congress
House
Senate
Vorys
Senate Committee
United States
Senate Hurdles Defense Budget Restore Bid
Washington expects Eisenhower to pressure the Senate to restore sharp defense cuts. The House favors $33.54 billion for 1958 with debates starting Monday. If approved, next year’s appropriation would be $2.59 billion below the President’s request, with calls to restore at least $1.2 billion for security.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
House
House Appropriations Committee
Defense Department
Rep. Wigglesworthy
R-Mass
Appropriations Committee
Scrivner
Rep. Mahon
D-Tex
Hosiery makers push seal of approval campaign
The Sunday Enterprise reports hosiery leaders plan a consumer marketing push with optimism the seal of approval will boost business. Staff writer Tom Alston notes the effort aims to attract American shoppers tomorrow.
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Tom Alston
Enterprise
High Point
Enterprise City
Forrest Cates
Ed Lane
J. D .Bulla
Trinity
North Carolina
Bulla
Lane
Sunday Enterprise
Piedmont Industrial Crescent
Thomasville
Lexington
Davidson County
Abbott's Creek
Wint Capel
North Carolina Shriners
Greensboro
Eisenhower outlines new flexible disarmament policy
President Eisenhower resolved admin differences on U S disarmament policy and laid down flexible negotiating instructions with the Russians. Secretary Dulles announced talks with Allies and with Adenauer, Stassen heads to London, and a plan to limit nuclear weapons to existing possessors the United States Russia and Britain is proposed alongside a 10 to 15 percent cut in armaments and budgets.
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Washington
Eisenhower
U.S
Dulles
White House
United States
Konrad Adenauer
Harold E. Stassen
London
Stassen
Adm
Arthur W. Redfoch
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Russia
Britain
Troops in Taipei Crackdown After Anti American Riots
Generalissimo Chiang Kai shek enforces strict military rule in Taipei as 33 000 Nationalist troops patrol the streets after violent riots damaged the U S embassy injuring 13 Americans. Authorities seek the 20 000 to 30 000 Chinese and Formosans behind the unrest.
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Taipei
Formosa
Chang Kaishek
U.S
Becks Son Served With Subpoena
Dave Beck Jr and three relatives faced subpoenas from the Senate Rackets Investigating Committee. Beck Jr dodged servers at a truck welding shop before consenting, while Norman Gessert and Fred Verschueren Sr also received subpoenas and were urged to contact committee aides.
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Seattle
Dave Beck Jr
Senate
Beck Jr
U. S. Marshal’s Office
Young Beck
Teamsters Union
Joseph E. McEvoy
Dave Beck Sr
Marshal’s Office
Fred Verschueren Sr
Western Conference of
Teamsters
Providence Hospital
Gessert
Beck
Norman Gessert
Ellensburg
Wash
Beck Sr
Washington
Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Midwest Tornado Outbreak Causes Dead and Injuries
Dozens of tornadoes tore through the central U S in what authorities call the worst outbreak in years. Four people were killed in Oklahoma and several injured as the systems swept Texas, Colorado Wyoming, and surrounding areas. Fire radar tracking credited with saving lives. widespread property damage reported.
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Weather Bureau
Oklahoma
Lawton
Wanette
Texas
Panhandle
South Plains
Alton
Tom C. Smith
Tohoka
Colorado-Wyoming
Wyoming
Colorado
Joplin
Little River
Oil field fashion show features fireproof outfits and inflatable gear
Wayne Maxwell of Guardian Safety Co. models a flame sprayed fireproof suit on stage at the American Association of Oilwell Drilling Contractors Safety Clinic in Dallas. Muscular models display oil field gear while a lively audience reacts with laughter and whistles as Maxwell’s out on the frying pan into the fire outfit draws the crowd.
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Dallas
Wayne Maxwell
M.c
Maxwell
Guardian Safety Co
Tulsa
Okla
Bobbye Hughes
American Assn
Oilwell Drilling Contractors
John S. Baters
Fort Worth
Tex
Bill Armentrout
Bux Maxwell
Accidents claim Gaylord family on train auto crash
Ernest Ostrander 36 his wife Jean 32 and children David 9 Patricia 7 killed when their car collided with a train near their Gaylord cabin. Their son Michael 5 survived with head injuries and a hip wound as relatives learned of the tragedy at Otsego Memorial Hospital.
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Gaylord
Mich
Little
Michael Ernest
Jean
David
Patricia
Ostrander
Lansing
Ishpeming
Ostranders
Billy Graham Preaches Two Sermons To Overflow Crowd
Billy Graham spoke twice to a vast New York audience, first outside Madison Square Garden and then on a street platform. About 21,200 filled the arena and 2,000 could not enter while 50 more joined earlier in a public decision for Christ. The crusade tally rose to 6,583 converts.
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Elist
Billy Graham
Madison Square Garden
Veers
Gra
New York
Christ
Graham
Manhattan
49Th Street
Wall
God
Missing Girls Sought At Ft Bragg
Two 18 year old daughters of Ft Bragg servicemen vanished after reportedly leaving for a post theater movie on May 19. Carol Lee Morgan and Emilie Ann Brown were last seen together with little money in possession, described as 4 feet 10 inches and 108 pounds with dark hair, and 5 feet 7 inches and 138 pounds with blonde hair respectively.
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FT. Bragg
N.C
Carol Lee Morgan
Thomas W. Morgan
Emilie Ann
Mimi) Brown
Allen E. Brown
Morgan
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Assemblies of God
the Voice of Healing
Peterson
Virginia
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Orange
First Presbyterian Church
S. J. Patterson Jr
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Yale
Iowa
Arkansas Presbyterian College
Bon Air Presbyterian Church
Richmond
Brazil
Belgian Congo
Lisbon
A. E. Spencer
Jamestown Baptist Church
Saint Mary’s Episcopal Church
Woman's Auxiliary
Woodrow W. Robbins
Lexington Avenue Baptist Church
Dr, Patterson
Benny Hooper
Benjamin Hooper
Wendy
Maurice Kelly
Benny
Manorsville
N. Y
the Sunday Enterprise
Ike
James C. Hagerty
National Security Council
Hong Kong
Peiping Radio
Reynolds of
Colora
Tornadoes
Midwest
THE
Associated Press
Mrs. Graham
Jesus Christ
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