Baptists To Meet Tuesday in Raleigh Controversy Over Wake Forest
The Baptist State Convention opens a three day meeting in Raleigh amid a dispute over Christian education at Wake Forest College. About 3,000 Baptists gather at Memorial Auditorium to discuss trustees, capital punishment, and a pastor placement plan. Dr. Harold Tribble defends the college amid criticism by 21 pastors led by Dr. C. C. Warren over dancing and other actions.
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Election Shows GOP Still Minority Party Nationally
James Marlow argues the GOP remains a minority national party as voters split congress and governors. He notes Democrats gained seats while Republicans held the House, and suggests a lasting split between liberal and conservative wings within both major parties.
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Market Partnership and East-West Peace Vision
A French authority and Jean Monnet discuss a partnership between the United States and the European Common Market as a path to peace and pressuring the Soviet Union to abandon expansionist aims. German Chancellor Adenauer and other leaders anchor hopes for disarmament, German unification, and Western firmness amid Cold War tensions.
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Morocco and Libya sign friendship treaty
In Tripoli, Morocco and Libya announce a friendship and cooperation treaty covering health, economy, education and communications. The communique also urges steps toward implementing UN resolutions on Palestine and addressing racial discrimination.
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Reuther Carries Secession Threat To Crucial Meeting
In Johannesburg and beyond, Reuther the Auto Workers leader presses an independent CIO nomination stance amid a federation renewal dispute. Meany rejects a left wing tag as he weighs council vacancies and unity within AFL CIO. Observers say Reuther’s plans aim to expand organizing and harness influence without leaving the federation.
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