North Carolina Baptists to Elect Successor at Convention
About 2 500 Baptists attend the North Carolina convention to choose a successor to Wilmington's Rev. Ford. Dr. E W Price Jr of High Point and Dr. Carl E Bates of Charlotte are top candidates. The meeting includes a $5.4 million budget request and loan approvals for Wake Forest College Bowman Gray Medical School and Shapans Hospital. Dr. Theodore F Adams of Richmond VA will speak four times.
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Howry Ford
Wilmington
E. W
Buddy) Price Jr
High Point
Carl E. Bates
Charlotte
Price
Green Street Baptist Church
Sehdey Stair Gil
Bowman Gray Medical School
Shaptan Hospital
Theodore F. Adams
Baptist World Alliance
First Baptist Church
Richmond
Dormouse Name Based on Sleepy Dormant Habits
The dormouse earned its name from its extended periods of dormancy and sleep like behavior, spending much of its life in a sleeping or dormant state.
Patriotism Awakens From Antiwar Demonstrations
In Winston-Salem AP reports national president of the American Legion Auxiliary Mrs Walter H Glynn says antiwar protests have stirred a dormant patriotism in the United States. She cites the Berlin Wall as a cautionary image and urges awareness of freedom to demonstrate. North Carolina Legion holds a two day post officers conference with about 400 attending a banquet and dance.
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Winston-Salem
American Legion Auxiliary
Winston - Salem
United States
Walter H. Glynn
Des—towa
Unit Offix
Glynn
Europe
Berlin Wall
North Carolina American Legion
Winston- Salem
Nominee Nomination From Burgw North Carolina House Vacancy
Nominee Ken Moore a 50 year old farmer is nominated by the Democratic party for the state House vacancy in Moore’s district to replace Ashley M who resigned. Governor Dan Moore will receive Moore’s name for consideration amid a local party vacancy.
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Burgaw
N.C
Ken Moore
Moore
Dan Moore
Ashley M
Civil Rights Commission urges new laws to prosecute racial violence
The Civil Rights Commission urged Congress to enact new federal statutes to prosecute racial violence when local officials fail to act. The report argues some Southern officials have denied equal protection and stood by while rights protected by federal law are violated, creating urgent legislative needs.
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Ag al
Civil Rights Commission
Commission
Congress
South
Administration of Justice
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Nash Jewelry
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