World Wide Communion Sunday Observed Worldwide
World Wide Communion Sunday unites more than 137 million Protestants in 50 plus countries for the 17th observance. The Rev. Berlyn V. Farris praises unity as churches share bread, cup, prayers, and sermons across nations and time zones. Dr. C Sylvester Green, Wake Forest College official, will preach at First Baptist Church with a career spanning education journalism and religious service.
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Christ
National Council of Churches
Council
United States
Fiji Islands
New Zealand
Alaska
Berlyn V. Farris
Department of Evangelism
First Baptist Church
C. Sylvester Green
Wake Forest College
Winston-Salem
Green
Durham Morning Herald
Oak Hill Friends Meeting Celebration Tomorrow
Oak Hill Friends Meeting on Ward Street and West Chester Drive will hold a celebration tomorrow with activities and time details continued on page two.
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Oak Hill
Ward Street
Westchester Drive
Suez Plan Resistance Expected at United Nations
United Nations diplomats expect Egypt and the Soviet Union to oppose the Western backed London conference plan for international control of the Suez Canal. Egypt rejects international control and the Soviet Union supports Egypt’s nationalization, with discussions moving to closed sessions and private talks over the weekend.
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United Nations
N. Y
Egypt
Russia
U. N
Suez Canal
Soviet Union
Suez
Dmitri Shepilov
Mahmoud Fawzi
Dulles
Fawzi
Williams College
Selwyn Lloyd
Lloyd
Christian Pineau
U.N
Adlai Barnstorms New England Amid Yale Demonstration
Adlai E. Stevenson tours industrial New England on the fifth day of his Eastern swing visiting Rhode Island and Massachusetts towns including Woonsocket and Worcester. He faced a 6000 strong Yale crowd, with cheers and interruptions, and a tomato thrown at his car, as supporters and students clashed in a festive mood.
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Providence
R. I
Adlai E. Stevenson
New England
Yale University
Stevenson
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Woonsocket
Blackstone
Milford
Grafton
Worcester
Springfield
Yale
Adlai
Goldsboro Base To Get Interceptors
The Convair F102s, first supersonic interceptors, will join the 482nd Squadron at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base in Goldsboro North Carolina shortly after January 1. Brig. Gen. Emmett F. Yost announced the arrival as part of a stepped rollout that will also include Langley Virginia and Andrews Maryland units. The planes are designed to use atomic warhead rockets when available, increasing U S air defense power.
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Washington
Seymour Johnson Air Force Base
Goldsboro
N.C
Emmett F. Yost
Continental Air Defense Command
85Th Air Division
Andrews Air Force Base
North Carolina
Langley Air Force Base
Andrews
James F. Kirkendall
Command
United States
McKeon Allowed to Stay in Marines as Private
Secretary of the Navy Thomas orders McKeon to remain in the Marines as a private after overturning the bad conduct discharge and reducing confinement. The case stems from a court martial over the drowning of six recruits at Parris Island during a night march. McKeon vows to be the best private as his punishment is reassessed and his rank reduced.
McKeon Embraces Fair Sentence After Court-Martial
Sgt. Matthew C. McKeon 31, ex drill instructor who sent six recruits to death in a tidal creek faces a three month prison term and a private rank. Navy Secretary Charles Thomas reduced his nine month sentence, two months already served, and removed the bad conduct discharge. McKeon said he will strive to be the best private and may never regain sergeant stripes. He spoke to reporters only through chaplains.
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McKeon
Parris Island
Navy
Berman
Worcester
Mass
Thomas
S.C
Matthew C. McKeon
Marine Corps
Charles Thomas
Betty
Cmdr
Anthony Bielski
Faa
Eisenhower to Answer Stevenson Draft Stand Amid H-bomb Clash
President Eisenhower prepared a second formal statement rebuking Adlai Stevenson for his call to end the draft at the earliest moment. He warned that suspending the draft under current world conditions would weaken defenses and shock allies while stressing the necessity of nuclear testing as part of national defense.
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Eisenhower
Stevenson
United States
Negotiations To Resume Monday In Western Electric Strike
Western Electric Co and Communications Workers of America will resume talks Monday at 10 a.m. to draft a new contract, as the 43 day strike involves more than 6,000 workers at plants in Winston-Salem Greensboro and Burlington. Union leader Wayne Gray accuses the company of a fixed bargaining position and misleading employees, while a company spokesman notes some workers continue reporting to work.
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Winston-Salem
Western Electric Co
Communications Workers of America
C. H. Williams
Western Electric
Greensboro
Burlington
Wayne Gray
Dulles Urges Just Canal Settlement
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles urged a fair and peaceful Suez Canal settlement that denies Egypt the ability to extract tribute from other nations. He spoke at Williams College amid UN Security Council talks on Egypt's July seizure of the waterway, stressing non discrimination and the canal as a life line to many nations.
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Williamstown
Mass
John Foster Dulles
Suez Canal
Egypt
Damocles
Williams College
Dulles
New York
U.N. Security Council
Nasser
Suez
Eight Boston men convicted in largest cash robbery
A Suffolk Superior Court jury convicted eight men from greater Boston of taking part in a 1.219 million dollar cash heist on January 17, 1950. Seven were found guilty of armed robbery, with Joseph McGinnis convicted as an accessory before the fact. Sentencing is set for Tuesday. an appeal is planned.
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Joseph McGinnis
Boston Court Room
McGinnis
Vincent Costa
Suffolk Superior Court
Frederick R. Sullivan
Boston
Suffolk
Joseph F. McGinnis
Anthony Pino
Vincent J. Costa
Michael V. Geagan
Adolph Maffie
Henry Baker
James I. Faherty
Thomas F. Richardson
Greater
Paul T. Smith
Thomas F. Donahue
Faherty
Garrett H. Byrne
Ers
Joseph J
Specs) O'Keefe
O'Keefe
Roxbury
Commonwealth
Smith
Atty. Byrne
Railroad Proposal Considered By ICC In Camp Lejeune Line
The Interstate Commerce Commission weighed a bid by A T Leary Jr of Beaufort Morehead to lease and operate the government owned Camp Lejeune Marine railroad linking Cherry Point to Camp Lejeune. Leary would resign from the Beaufort Morehead if successful. The ICC previously refused Southern Railroad’s similar application and the company pressed for reconsideration while backing Atlantic and East Carolina.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
North Carolina
Camp Lejeune
Marine Corps
Cherry Point Marine Air Station
Southern Railroad
Marine Sucked Into Jet Intake at Cherry Point
CHERRY POINT N C R Pfc David K Ward 20 son of Mrs Virginia Ward of New York City was sucked into the air intake of an F3D jet at the Marine Corps Air Station. He suffered a compression fracture of a vertebra and was reported in good condition at the Naval Hospital Camp Lejeune. Ward was working near the right air intake duct when his clothes caught and his body shut off air, causing the engine to die.
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Cherry Point
N.C
David K. Ward
Marine Corps Air Station
Ward
Virginia Ward
New York City
Naval Hospital
Camp Lejeune
Sunday Enterprise Promises Feature Packed New Edition
The Sunday Enterprise announces tomorrow’s issue with a photo story of a prize winning carrier, a feature on a High Point Negro family building a notable house, and a local actor in two films. It highlights diverse articles by Forrest Cates, Tom Alston, Ed Lane, Marie Grant, Mark Eby, and others.
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Dave Gillespie
High Point
Beer Frye
Forrest Cates
Frye
Robert Marks
Tom Alston
Ed Lane
Marie Grant
Mark Eby
Point College
Latvia
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Boots
Tidal Creek
Navy Secretary
M’‘Keon
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