First Baptist Church Pledge Service Planned
Members and friends of First Baptist Church will join a climactic pledge service tomorrow morning. Pledge cards were mailed to each home and will be collected during Sunday School. A final departmental report will be given at worship. The 1957 church budget is $130,000, the largest ever adopted. Objectives focus on every member present pledging and tithe.
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First Baptist Church
Theunday
First Baptist
Missionary Air Invasion of New Guinea Color Film
A color motion picture at 7 30 p m Thursday at the Gospel Tabernacle 225 Willowbrook St recounts the 1954 Christian and Missionary Alliance invasion of the Baliem Valley in Dutch New Guinea. The Dani people live in a stone age culture inaccessible by land and once unknown to outsiders.
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Dutch New Guinea Baliem Valley
Gospel Tabernacle
Willowbrook St
New Guinea
Shangri-La
Christian and Missionary Alliance Mission
U. S
Youth Council to Meet in High Point Sub-district
The Methodist Youth Fellowship sub-district council will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 p m in the Fellowship Hall of First Methodist Church. Ministers youth counselors MYF presidents and executive members are urged to attend.
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High Point
The
Methodist Youth Fellowship
First Methodist Church
MYF
Annual Training School Offered by Western North Carolina Conference
The Board of Education of the Western North Carolina Conference sponsors a training school at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church from November 4 to 8. Classes begin each evening at 7 30 with courses for general church members and a separate session for youth 15 to 23. Courses cover child religion guidance primaries juniors and intermediates Christian growth senior and older youth Bible reading and study and a specialized youth course taught by Dr Robert T Osborn.
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Board of Education of the
Western North
Louise Robinson
Greensboro
Elizabeth Jarrett
Jarrett
W. R. Reed
Salisbury
Clarice Bowman
High Point College
Raymond A. Smith
Greensboro College
Royal Ambassadors Join Church Chapters
Royal Ambassadors of First Baptist Church will join chapters with other groups. The notice notes a continuation on page two for details on meetings and involvement.
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Royal Ambassadors of
First Baptist Church
Hungary Seeks UN Backing for Neutrality and Russian Withdrawal
Western powers work on a Security Council proposal to support Hungary's vowed neutrality and press for withdrawal of Soviet troops. Nagy repeats appeal for immediate negotiations and UN recognition of Hungary's neutrality as veto prospects loom. The effort aims to move the debate to the General Assembly if a veto blocks a council resolution.
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United Nations
N. Y
Security Council
Hungary
General Assembly
Assembly
Middle East
Imre Nagy
U. N
Nagy
Council
United States
Britain
France
Eisenhower Keeps Schedule Open for Europe Middle East Talks
President Eisenhower remains at the desk with a clear calendar as top level conferences are planned on the European and Middle East crises. Secretary Dulles indicates possible U S moves after the U N cease fire resolution while Hagerty notes a 20 million dollar relief offer for Hungary including 15 million in surplus foods and medical supplies to aid winter relief efforts.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Europe
Middle East
James C. Hagerty
State Dulles
U. N. General Assembly
Dulles
White House
Hagerty
Hungary
U. S
Hungary Seeks UN Aid as Soviet Troops Press Westward
Hungary appeals to the United Nations for protection as Soviet armored forces move from Budapest toward the Austrian frontier. Nagy calls for withdrawal of Soviet troops, while negotiations with Soviet Deputy Premier Mikoyan begin. Austria reports frontier sealations and travelers barred. fears spread to Poland and East Germany.
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Budapest
Hungary
United Nations
Austria
Imre Nagy
U. N
Security Council
Vienna
Poland
East Germany
Otto Grotewohl
Nagy
Russia
Pal Maleter
A. I. Mikoyan
Maleter
Mikoyan
Zoltan Tildy
Europe
Dulles Hospitalized With Possible Appendicitis
Secretary of State Dulles was taken to Walter Reed Army Hospital early today with a provisional diagnosis of appendicitis. He is resting comfortably and continues some work by telephone from his room as Mrs Dulles and aide William B Macom accompany him. The acting secretary, Herbert Hoover Jr, leads the department while doctors complete tests.
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Washington
Dulles
Walter Reed Army Hospital
State Department
William B. Macom
Herbert Hoover Jr
United Nations General Assembly
Middle Easts
A. D. Daughton
H. Lyons
Undeclared War Enters Most Critical Stage
U S officials say the undeclared Middle East war has reached its most crucial phase. Britain France and Israel must quickly seize key Suez points and topple or weaken Nasser to avoid wider Arab upheaval and oil disruption. Early week will show if operations can proceed without major complications.
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Washington
Middle East
Britain
France
Israel
Suez Canal
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
U.S
North Africa
United States
Peace of Mind and Personal Paths in Sundays Enterprise
The Sunday Enterprise previews tomorrow features including a lakeside retreat for Dallas Inc employees and families with Jim Barbee’s photos. It highlights the High-Pointers’ arts kit project and a Morocco return story by Ed Lane.
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Adelaide Wendler
Dallas, Inc
Jim Barbee
Morocco
Joan Brown
Thomasville
Ed Lane
U.S.A
Stevenson Plans Four-Point End War Proposal
Adlai Stevenson outlines a four point plan to end the war in Egypt and unify the free nations. He calls for security along Israel frontiers, international control of the Suez passage, resettlement of 900000 Arab refugees, and improved Middle East economic conditions. He spoke in Detroit and heads to a Chicago rally at Stadium.
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Chicago
Adlai EB. Stevenson
Egypt
Illinois
Detroit
Great Britain
France
Middle East
Israel
Suez Canal
Europe
Asia
Nixon Says UN Backs Middle East Policies
Vice President Nixon touted UN approval of resolution 64-5 as worldwide support for Eisenhower era Middle East policy. He argued the UN vote disproved Stevenson’s claim that the U S stands alone against a hostile world and framed independence from Anglo French colonial bias as a global shift. Stevenson condemned the administration’s foreign policy as disastrous amid ongoing MidEast hostilities.
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Nixon
Ohio
United Nations
Middle East
Eisenhower
United States
Adlai Stevenson
Buffalo
N.Y
Hershey
White House
Dulles
Asia
Africa
Stevenson
Preparations Pressed For Landing Troops
Britain and France reject UN calls for cease fire and press air bombardment in Egypt as they confirm plans to land troops to seize the Suez Canal. Syrian forces move toward Jordan amid Israel contend threats and a possible two front war.
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London
Britain
France
U.N
Egypt
Suez Canal
Tran
Jordan
Israel
Eden sets three conditions for halt to hostilities in Egypt
Prime Minister Eden rejects immediate U.N. cease fire call and vows Britain and France will pause actions only if three conditions are met. A UN peacekeeping force, Arab-Israeli peace prospects, and interim Anglo-French troop detachments are to be arranged with UN guarantees, conveyed to Canada the United States and Dag Hammarskjold.
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Eden
United Nations
London
Egypt
France
Orden
U.N
House of Commons
Parliament Square
Britain
Suez Canal
Anglo-French Troops To Be Stationed Between the Combatants.” Eden
Canada
United States
Dag Hammarskjold
Blizzard Leaves Four Dead Across Six States On Plains
A ferocious blizzard with winds up to 75 mph swept Nebraska Colorado Wyoming Kansas and the Dakotas. Four people died in separate incidents from cold and traffic accidents. Dozens of vehicles were stranded or ditched as rescue crews tended to motorists a family of ten among them. The storm was called the worst since 1949.
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Associated Press
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Kansas
Dakotas
Jerry Leveland
Custede
J. Leepoier
Lamar Power
North
South Dakota
Thomas Rowan
Minot
N. D
Olaf Cleven
Herman Blumer
Hill City
S. D
Asian African group increases pressure on Britian France Israel over Egypt
The 23 nation Asian African group pressed Hammarskjold to back a cease fire and troop pullback in the Middle East. Egypt accepted the U N note with the caveat it could not implement while aggression continued. Colombo Powers discuss new Bandung type meeting on Middle East crisis.
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United Nations
N. Y
U. N
Britain
France
Israel
Egypt
Hammarskjold
Djalal Abdoh
Iran
U. S
Middle-East
Eisenhower
Nehru
India
Louis St. Laurent
Canada
Eden
Sudjarno Tjondronegoro
Indonesia
Burma
Ceylon
Pakistan
Middle East
Colombo
Be Informed on Election Day Issues for a Better Harvest
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Foscus
Nasser
Raymond Hare
Cairo
U.S. State Department
Ike
the Sunday Enterprise
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Gothar
Dick Bickerton
New York
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Chapel Hill
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