Mission Festival and Revival Notices Across Local Churches
Grace Lutheran Church hosts a mission festival with Rev Reinhard Sieving of Holy Cross Lutheran in Newton and a post service Open Bible Forum on Centennial Avenue. Green Street Baptist and West End Baptist announce revival dates with Dr T W Wilson and Rev Arnie Robertson. First Church of Christ The Rally Day features guest speakers from Piedmont area. Em erwood and other churches list guest ministers Homecoming at N Main Street Baptist and Randolph Presbyterian special services October 6-13.
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Grace Lutheran
Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod
T. W. Wilson
Dothan
Ala
Green Street Baptist Church
Youth For Christ
Billy Graham
Charlotte
University of Alabama
Northwestern Schools
Minneapolis
Minn
West End Baptist Church
Arnie Robertson
Lindley Park Baptist Church
Greensboro
Guilford College
Moody Bible Institute
Southeastern Seminary of
Wake Forest
First Church of Christ
James McClure
Piedmont Area
Evan Bolejack
Russal Smith
Winston-Salem
Messmore King
Rural Hall
Harold Rice
Leaksville
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
R. A. Mensendiek
W. A. Haggai
Calvary Baptist Church
Binghamton
N. Y
Thomas Haggai
Emerywood Baptist Church
Mr. Haggai
Damascus
Syria
Southeast
N. Main Street
J. A. Mcclntyre
Randolph Presbyterian Church
Revival Services At Glenda Baptist Church Begin Sunday
A revival meeting is set to start at Glenda Baptist Church on Sunday with ongoing events described on page two.
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Glenda Baptist Church
Sun
Hoffa vows resistance to Teamsters expulsion from AFL CIO
James R. Hoffa, newly elected Teamsters president, says the union will not fire the first shot in a labor war but will defend itself if expelled. He seeks peace with AFL CIO while vowing to fight to stay within the federation. Hoffa won 72 percent of the vote over Lee and Haggerty. Beck and other officials face AFL CIO charges.
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Miami Beach
Fla
James R. Hoffa
Detroit
Teamsters Union
Midwest Teamsters
Dave Beck
Teamsters
AFL Cio
Hoffa
Afl-Cio
William A. Lee
Thomas J Haggerty
Chicago
Lee
Haggerty
Sen
McClellan
D-Ark
Senate Rackets Investigating Committee
Congress
Beck
Frank Brewster
Seattle
Sidney L. Brennan
Minneapolis
AFL- Cro
Teamsters Organization
International Executive Board
Harold J. Gibbons
St. Louis
John A. Jonlin
Pittsburgh
Gordon Conklin
St. Paul, Minn
John T. O'brien
George Mack
Los Angeles
Third Shooting Gi Bouts Thieves Kills One Korean
The U S Army says guard Pvt Ronald Smith shot and killed Yi Chung Soon a Korean woman caught stealing supplies at Camp Casey in the early hours. The incident marks the third fatal shooting by U S soldiers in three days provoking Korean editorials demanding a status of forces agreement.
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Seoul
U. S
Ronald Smith
Chicago
Yi Chung
Camp Casey
Smith
U. S. Army
Raymond L Bailey
Brownsburg
Ind
Joseph E. Woodin
Fayetteville
N. C
Paju
U.S. Korea
Seige Iibo
Little Rock
Bailey
You Chan Yang
Washington
Jap Scientist Blasts Russia Over IGY Satellite Launch
Tokyo reports Dr. Masaji Miyaji chairing the artificial satellite committee saying Russia failed to inform Japan before launching its earth satellite. He notes cooperation is essential for the IGY and praises the achievement yet condemns the lack of advance information on orbit and launching site.
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Tokyo
Russia
IGY
Masaji Miyaji
Soviet Union
Eisenhower Heads To Golf At Gettysburg Weekend
President Dwight D. Eisenhower relaxes at his Gettysburg home for the weekend and plays 18 holes after arriving from Washington by plane. Mrs. Eisenhower travels from the White House by car.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Washington
Sunday Enterprise preview highlights ahead
The Sunday Enterprise promises articles on civil rights Supreme Court decisions, Queen Elizabeth’s U.S. visit, and Army major on brainwashing. It also offers Family Weekly tips for a winter vacation and a 24 hour guard on fire prevention week with Braxton Younts’ feature. Local items profile student nurses at the health office and Harry Brown Finch in Thomasville.
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Supreme Court
Queen Elizabeth
America
Family Weekly Magazine
High Point
Sunday Enterprise
Braxton Younts
Thomasville
Wint Capel
Harry Brown Finch
Rotary
Soldier testifies Girard asked him to lie about firing
MAEBASHI Japan A U S soldier Victor Nickel testified that William Girard asked him to say no shots were fired and that he heard no brass after Mrs Naka Sakai was killed on an Army firing range. Nickel, from Inkster Michigan, said Girard told him to deny shots and mislead investigators.
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Girard
Nickel
Inkster
Mich
Nick
Ex Yugoslav Official Gets Seven More Years
Milovan Djilas former vice president of Yugoslavia was sentenced to seven additional years for hostile propaganda against communism abroad. He already served three years and the court added the sentences for a total nine year term. The charge stemmed from the book The New Class published in New York this year after being smuggled from prison.
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Sremska Mitrovica
Yugoslavia
Milovan Dulas
United States
Djilas
New York
Dilas
Tito
Supreme Court
Vojvodina
Boston Race Clash Ends With 23 Arrests
Police say forty officers halted a riot in Roxbury after a white girl and a Negro girl clashed over Arkansas integration. About 1,000 fought across a hall and into streets and a subway. 23 arrested including four teenage girls. A white youth was beaten and hospitalized with multiple injuries.
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Boston
Patrick Connolly
Dudley Street
Roxbury
Ail
Connolly
Arkansas
James O'Malley
South Boston
O'Malley
City Hospital
Scientists Praise Soviet Launching
The Associated Press reports a Soviet launched artificial moon circling the globe every 95 minutes at about 560 miles up. Scientists in the United States Britain Canada and the Soviet Union hailed it as a pioneer toward exploring the universe from space. Observers in Massachusetts Japan and Leningrad tracked or predicted its passes while U S Navy researchers noted three observed passes over American shores.
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THE
Associated Press
United States
Britain
Canada
Soviet Union
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Cambridge
Mass
Niigata
Japan
Philadelphia
Pacific Coast
Moscow
Leningrad Pulkovo Observatory
Leningrad State University
Petrodvoerts
International Geophysical Year
Tass
Defense Department
Washington
Naval
United Rca Communications
New
Feather In Red Cap Launching Feather In Red Cap
A Russian space baby moon launches, hailed as a Columbus of space and a symbol of technological prowess. Its orbit remains uncertain as officials seek precise radio fixes to track its path and assess atmospheric drag and debris collisions. Moscow reports triumph but offers no clear tracking success yet.
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Moscow
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Wilfred R. Eddinger
Herman M Malpass
E. Alton Slanter
World Communion
AFL - Cio
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Raps
the Sunday Enterprise
U.S
Cape Canaveral
Fred L. Whipple
Observatory
K. P. Stanyukovich
Moscow Radio
Earth
Space
Stars
Richard Kalil
Frederick Washington
Stephen J. Flemmi
Richard Kearney
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