Baptists reject compromise on Wake Forest trustees plan
Wilmington AP The Baptist State Convention defeated a compromise to allow 12 out of state residents including four non Baptists to serve on Wake Forest College Board of Trustees. The vote also turned down a plan to seek Council on Christian Education review for a year.
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Wilmington
Baptist State Convention
Wake Forest College Board of Trustees
Council On Christian Education
North Carolina
North
Leigh
Johnson J. Hayes
Reynolds Foundation
Hayes
Sections of Ohio Buried Under 10 Inches of Snow
Snowfall blanketed sections of Ohio with up to 10 inches of snow as flurries spread across the cold zone between the Great Lakes and the Atlantic Coast. New York State recorded as much as 5 inches on Tuesday while Pennsylvania saw light snow showers and Erie County roads remained slushy with 1 to 3 inches. Additional lighter falls occurred in the West with 5 inches reported in Houston Maine and 2 inches in Houghton Michigan.
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Great Lakes
Atlantic Coast States
New York State
Pennsylvania
Erie County
Houston
Maine
Houghton
Mich
Goldwater Urges Deeper Cuts to Foreign Aid
Senator Barry Goldwater characterized U S foreign aid as wasteful and called for larger cuts. He told 1,400 Chicago businessmen that Americans are fed up and urged targeted reductions while supporting military and technical aid. He noted the Illinois presidential primary filing deadline of January 27.
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Chicago
Barry Goldwater
America
Kennedy
Goldwater
Illinois
Sie Ball Rightem
Senate
Pfeiffer Approves Record Budget and Loan Plans
Pfeiffer Board of Trustees approves a record budget of 1.4 million dollars for the current fiscal year and authorizes seeking a federal loan for construction. An additional project costs about 250000 dollars.
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Pfeiffer
Misenheimer
Pfeiffer Board of Trustees
Rebellion Subdued In Iraq
Iraqs Ba Ath government faced a bloody coup attempt led by an ousted minister. After morning combat including jet strikes on Baghdad, the capital quieted by midday as Elite divisions pledged loyalty and El Saadi fled toward Madrid per radio reports.
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Webb McKinley
Associated Press
Beirut
Lebanon
Iraq
Ba’Ath Socialist Party
Baghdad
al Rashid
Ahmad Hassan el Bakr
Mahdi Saleh Ammash
Baghdad Radio For Unity
Ali Saleh el Saadi
Ba’Ath
Voice of
el Saadi
Baghdadi
Madrid
Cairo
Abdel ‘Karim Kassem
Ba'ath Social Os
Nasser
United Arab Republic
U S Envoy Demands Professors Release
U S Ambassador Fay Kohler demanded the immediate release of Yale prof Barghoorn held by Russia on espionage charges. He pressed for access to the professor and detailed charges, as the case threatens U S Soviet cultural exchange talks set to begin in Moscow.
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Moscow
U.S
Fay Kohler
Frederick C. Barghoorn
Yale University
Valerian Zorin
Amerihoorn
Foreign Ministry
Ambassy
Barhoorn
Barghoorn
Yale
Soviet Foreign Ministry
Russia
Washington
Interuniversity Committee
Soviet Union
Englewood
N.J
Igor A. Ivais
Kremlin
Ivanov
Civil Rights Struggle Becomes Major News Story
Mason Walsh of the Phoenix Gazette tells editors the civil rights struggle is the ongoing Big Story in U S news. He cites crises from Cuba to Vietnam and urges unemotional, careful coverage to inform readers.
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Miami Beach
Fla
United States
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
Mason Walsh
Phoenix Gazette
APME
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Walsh
Minnea
Cuba
Viet Nam
Berlin
Africa
China
Latin America
Congressmen Return Early After Paris Trip Criticism
A group of 16 congressmen eight wives and seven staff members flew home from Andrews Air Force Base after scrutiny over a Paris London trip aboard a NATO conference delegation in Paris included head waiter Ernest Petinaud who defended his attendance saying he deserved a break and was paid $27 daily for days worked.
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Washington
Paris
London
Air Force
Andrews Air Force Base
Aisoo
Nang
Rep
Wayne
Hays
Parnell
Anderson
Flushing
Ohio
Hoover
Ernest Petinaud
Petinaud
NATO
Europe
Ernesto
House of Representatives
U.S. Air Force
Wayne Hays
D-Ohio
Congres
S. Europe
Enterprise Staff Wins National News Award at AP Editors Meet
The High Point Enterprise and staff earned a national award in the news photo category for forming a bi racial commission. Managing editor Joe Brown accepted the honor at the AP Managing Editors convention. The staff also received recognition for coverage of a race riot in Lexington North Carolina where photographer Art Richardson was shot.
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Miami
High Point
N.C
Joe Brown
Associated Press
Itors
Tthe Enterprises
Enterprise
Lexington
Crcenaer
Art Richardson
Richardson
Brown
Forrest Cates
Swaim
Frank Warren
Don Sheppard
Robert Marks
Braxton Younts
Marvin Burts
Bank Bandit Steals 8000 From S C Bank
An unshaven gunman robbed the Slater Marietta branch of the Bank of Travelers Rest after opening today. He escaped with 8007 dollars while two female employees were confined in the vault. FBI special agent L Kissiah noted it was the area’s 16th holdup of the year.
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Marietta
S.C
Slater-Marietta
Bank of Travelers Rest
Esane
L. Kissiah
Charlotte
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Western Judicial District
South Carolina
North Carolina
FBI
M. L. Franklow
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