Memorial Auditorium hosts baccalaureate by Bishop Garber in High Point
The Memorial Auditorium and Music Hall at High Point College will host the baccalaureate sermon Sunday at 11 a.m. delivered by Bishop Paul Garber of Richmond Virginia. Garber, a noted preacher and writer, has held key Methodist church positions in North Carolina and Europe.
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McCarthy and White House clash eases into Schine hearing
Senate investigations press into Army charges against Sen McCarthy and aides over Pvt G David Schine. McCarthy asserts executive branch limits while demanding information from federal workers. White House and Attorney General Brownell defend presidential authority as subcommittee cross examination of Roy M Cohn continues.
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McCarthy
Wisconsin
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Executive Department
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Senate Investigations Subcommittee
MacCarthy
Subcommittee
Pvt
Schine
Roy M. Cohn
Pius X Elevated to Saint in Historic Vatican Canonization
Thousands gather in St. Peter’s Square as Pope Pius XII presides over the canonization of Giuseppe Sarto Pius X the 77th saint among 260 popes. The rite marks the first square ceremony in 242 years with radio TV broadcasts worldwide and a humble pontiff known as Papa Santo.
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Biggest Offensive Move In Relief Of Yen Phu
French troops 5000 broke through to Yen Phu relieving the besieged post after 18 days under air cover and armored support. Vietminh in the Phu Ly sector faced a major assault described as the largest French move since Dien Bien Phu.
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Segregation In Churches Being Studied
A special committee at the Southern Presbyterian Church's 94th General Assembly in Montreat N C prepares for a floor fight over segregation. Dr Fred V Poag leads the new group and calls for abolition of color based church segregation, with concerns about Communist influence also on the agenda. The assembly continues through Tuesday while Montreal College finances and missions reports shape debates.
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World Missions
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Latin America
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World Missions Report
Memorial Day Prayers Across Nation Honor Fallen Soldiers
Memorial Day weekend to mark two days of services nationwide with prayers, flowerings, parades and wreath laying. Eisenhower proclaims a national day of prayer at 11 am local time, warning of nuclear era dangers and calling for peace.
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California
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Los Angeles Harbor
Coast Guard
Liberal Party Victory Seen In Australia
In a tight general election the Liberal Country coalition led by Prime Minister Robert Menzies appeared to secure 58 seats to 55 for the Socialist Labor party with 8 seats still in doubt. Voters total about 4.8 million. Labor trails in the nationwide counts as early results show. Sir Arthur Fadden suffered a car accident but is hospitalized at home.
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Australia
Liberal-Country Party
Robert G. Menzies
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Country Party
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Oay
Fortuny Ousted as Guatemala Communist Leader
Jose Manuel Fortuny, head of Guatemala's Communist party and adviser to President Jacobo Arbenz, was relieved of his post due to health concerns. Observers cite potential party splits and removal to purge the government of communist stigma. Fortuny's exit from the party also ends his role in the Democratic Front.
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Guatemala
Communist Party
Jacobo Arbenz
Fortuny
Arbenz
National Democratic Front
Democratic Front
la Hora
Jose Angel Sanchez
United States
Asg
U. S. State Department
Washington
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D-Fla
Latin America
Indochina Cease Fire Talks Delayed By Delegates
A meeting of Indochina experts in Geneva was canceled as nine delegations agreed only top delegates could settle issues. The conference aims to outline cease fire measures with assembly zones in Laos Cambodia and Viet Nam. Gromyko pressed for Communist claims and a dispute over zones risks stalling next week’s decisive session.
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Indochina
Russia
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Laos
Cambodia
Indochinesetates
Viet Nam
France
Forei
Georges Bidault
Britain
Anthony Eden
Five Communists Convicted by U S Court Jury
A U S district court jury convicts five Communist leaders for conspiring to advocate forcible overthrow of the government. Verdicts followed an 11 to 1 jury after two hours and 15 minutes of deliberation. Sentences await next Friday with possible penalties up to five years in prison and a ten thousand dollar fine.
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U. S. District Court
Roy W. Harper
James F. Forest
Forest
Missouri
Communist Party
Dorothy Rose Forest
Calif
William Sentner
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
Robert Manewitz
Los Angeles
Marcus A. Murphy
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