Worship and Church Music Symposium at Greensboro College
The third annual Worship and Church Music Symposium for musicians ministers and directors of Christian education will be held Monday at Greensboro College. Bishop Nolan B Harmon and faculty members E L Williams Harold Andrews and Dr Raymond A Smith will lead sessions and an organ recital follows a dinner and includes public admission with reservations required.
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Greensboro College
Christian Education
Nolan B. Harmon
E. L. Williams
First Baptist Church
Greensboro
Harold Andrews
Grace Methodist Church
Raymond A. Smith
Odell
Williams
Bishop Harmon
Harold H. Hutson
Smith
Williams and Nichols
Andrews
Hyannis
Mass
Oberlin Conservatory
Guest Speakers Highlight Worship and Mission Roles
Allen Jay Baptist Church to welcome Dr. W. K. McGhee as guest speaker for Sunday worship. The Methodist mission to Argentina and Uruguay includes Rev. Robert G. Tuttle among 20 participants. Dr. C. B. Newton returns to Calvary Methodist Church for Homecoming Day service with a noted career path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Jay Baptist Church
W. K. McGhee
Oa Hospital
Winston-Salem
Robert G. Tuttle
First Methodist Church
United States
Argentina
Uruguay
Methodist Board of Missions
New York City
Board of Evangelism
Nashville
C. B. Newton
Calvary Methodist Church
Newton
Cole Memorial Methodist Church
Derita
Mocksville
Little Rock NAACP faces arrest and court actions over new ordinance
In Little Rock Arkansas the NAACP faces a municipal arrest order for officials amid a city ordinance requiring confidential records submissions. An NAACP officer was charged and to appear in Municipal Court while a federal hearing seeks a temporary restraining order. Mayor Mann defended the ordinance as federal‑state tensions over Central High persist.
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New Yorkey
Bates
Little Rock
NAACP
Little Rock, Ark
U.S. District Court
L. C. Bates
J. C Crenchaw
Woodrow Wilson Mann
New York
Mann
Central High
Russia May Have Slipped In Mid East Crisis at UN
United Nations delegates suggested Russia gained little from a Syria Turkey border dispute move. Syria offered to withdraw without action, Turkey accepted Saudi mediation, while Arab delegates resented being rallied to back a cause with limited backing. A neutralist delegate called the debate a farce and India’s Krishna Menon urged settlement at the conference table.
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United Nations
U. Y
Russia
Syria
Turkey
Middle East
U. N
General Assembly
Ei Saud
India
V. K. Krishna Menon
Visits With 1915 Classmates at West Point
President Eisenhower visits his 1915 West Point classmates at the U S Military Academy. He lends support to Army’s football team against Colgate and leads a $14000 granite memorial gift ceremony at the parade grounds before lunch in Cullum Hall with cadets and wives.
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West Point
N. Y
Eisenhower
U. S. Military Academy
Army
Colgate
Michie Stadium
Academy
Corps of Cadets
Cullum Hall
Washington
Chic
Former Football Great Convicted in Steel Black Market Scheme
John E. Meehan, a former Syracuse gridiron star and coach at NYU and Manhattan College, was found guilty of conspiring to divert about 2,000 tons of steel into the black market during the Korean War. Co-defendants Kern and Kopp were also convicted on related counts. sentencing set for Nov. 15.
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New York
John E. —_ Meehan
Meehan
Jamaica
Queens
John L. Kern
Albertson
N.Y
Kopp
Westbury
Broadway
Kern
Syracuse
New York University
NYU
Manhattan College
Posh
Stamp Man Stamps His Passion in Sunday Enterprise Feature
Joe Bartsch runs and collects stamps at the post office with a hobby noted by staff writer Braxton Younts. The Sunday Enterprise also previews Uncle Pete Graves turning 92 with a life-spanning look at High Point’s growth by Ed Lane. First Methodist Church of Thomasville marks 50 years with a move to a new sanctuary as Wint Capel reports.
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Joe Bartsch
Bartsch
Braxton Younts
The
Sunday Enterprise
Peter Edward
Pete” Graves
Pete
Igh Point
Ed Lane
Enterprise
First Methodist Church
Thomasville
Wint Capel
Soviet Enlists Chinese Marshal To Bolster Zhukov Ouster
Moscow sources report a Kremlin move to prop up the ousted Marshal Zhukov by enlisting China’s Liu Po Cheng and press lines stressing party control of the armed forces. Belgrade and Helsinki chatter cite possible exile burial and party purges as power plays unfold.
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Pravda
Moscow
Irving R. Levine
NBC
Helsinki
Finland
Levine
Zhukov
Soviet Union
Belgrade
Ivan Zamshevsk
Yugoslavia
Kremlin
Communist Party
Zhuko
London Daily Worker
Britain
Today
Russia
Texas Steel Strike Truce Ends Heights of Tension
A truce was called in the Lone Star Steel Co. dispute at Daingerfield after a seven week walkout. Texas Rangers kept watch as some strikers planned to return to work with loss of seniority. unions will pursue arbitration on main issues.
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Daingerfield
Tex.s
Lone Star Steel Co
Texas Rangers
East Texas
Chris Dixie
Houston
United Steelworkers of America
Dixie
International Union
Knight Continues Silence In California Political Shakeup
Sacramento reports Gov Goodwin Knight keeps silent on withdrawal from the 1960 race as he contemplates seeking the U S Senate. George Christopher says he will not quit his Senate bid while Knowland plans to leave the seat. Knowland may skip presidential primaries. Knight expected to decide by Tuesday or Wednesday amid health concerns cited by Assemblyman Munell.
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Sacramento
Calif
Goodwin Knight
William F. Knowland
Knight
U. S. Senate
George Christopher
San Francisco
Greece
Senate
Knowland
Robert C. Kirkwood
Warren K. Atherton
Stockton
The
American
Fornia
Nixon
Washington
California
Welcome Home Melvin West After Atlantic Voyage
Disc jockey Melvin West 28 returns to Morehead City after nearly two weeks at sea. He was picked up by a Coast Guard boat 165 miles from Bermuda aboard his 11 5 foot outboard S S Impossible. West flies home, and Charles Markey of WMBL will meet him in Raleigh to drive him to Morehead City.
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Morehead City
N. C
Melvin West
Bermuda
Atlantic
Coast Guard
States
S. S
Charles Markey
New Bern
WMBL
West
Raleigh
Markey
Truman Sweeps at Defense, Urges Budget Shift
Former President Harry Truman attacked the Eisenhower era for neglecting defense while balancing the budget. Joseph Martin claimed the United States leads in missiles, praising scientists for prioritizing defense, and noted Russia’s satellite success and a 5,000 mile ICMB test as a warning to boost U.S. missile programs.
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Washington
Harry Truman
Russia
Eisenhower
Truman
Joseph Martin
Massachusetts
Chicago
U.S
Martin
United States
California
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
Los Angeles
Rival factions clash as UTW executive board meets
In Washington rival UTW factions argued over leadership as Anthony Valente and Lloyd Klenert faced accusations of misusing union funds and potential resignations. The AFL CIO set a November 15 deadline to oust both leaders, call a new convention, and require compliance with directives.
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Washington
United Textile Workers Union
Aflcio
Anthony Valente
UTW
Lloyd Klewert
Valente
Senate
Afl-Cio
Frank Sgambato
Providence
R. L
Rhode Island State Senate
Klenert
Union
Sgambato
Joseph Krause
Paterson
N. J
Frank Gorman
Gorman
New Eng
Tar Heels Get Hero Medals in Pittsburgh
Two North Carolinians received Carnegie Hero Fund Commission bronze medals here for heroism. Posthumous honor went to J Walter Reeder of Central Falls Randolph County who died saving Betty Sue Tucker in 1956. his widow received a $960 yearly pension. James R Thomson of Mebane earned a medal for rescuing Shirley Holder at Atlantic Beach in 1957 after swimming 800 feet to reach and tow her to safety.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
J. Walter Reeder
Central Falls
Randolph County
James R
Rt. 1
Mebane
Reeder
Betty Sue Tucker
Worthville
Miss Tucker
Thomson
Shirley J. Holder
Atlantic Beach
N.C
Miss Holder
Ore
Thompson
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Pat Duggins
W. K. McGee
George H. Wallace
Hillcrest Baptist Church
Dallas
Tex
DR. C. B. Newton
Dr. Newton
Duke University
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Averell Harriman
Arkansas State
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Governor
Bruce Bennett
Bennett
Little Rock Res
John L. Kern, Inc
Finnegan Associates, Inc
State Equipment Corp
the Sunday Enterprise
London
Texas Steel
Endorses
Brown
Tar Heels
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