Ministers urged to mention Constitution Week in sermons
Church leaders are asked to include references to Constitution Week in sermons tomorrow as Sept 17 to 23 observances gain support from civic groups merchants and city officials. A Baptist ordination takes place at Allen Jay Baptist Church with Rev E W Clapp to be ordained and Rev George H Wallace presiding.
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John Sheloff
The
DAR
Luther Hodges
E. W. Clapp
Allen Jay Baptist Church
Worthville Baptist Church
Fruitland Baptist Institute
Hendersonville
George Richmond
English Street Baptist Church
Piedmont Baptist Association
George H. Wallace
Allen Jay Church
Otis Hampton
Cedar Falls Baptist Church
R. T. Smith
Randolph Baptist Association
Calvary Church to Dedicate New Parsonage Tomorrow
Calvary Church of the Nazarene will dedicate its new seven room parsonage after the morning service at 11 a.m. Dr. Lloyd B. Byron district superintendent will deliver the message and the group will proceed to 412 Ridgecrest Dr for the ceremony.
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Calvary Church of the Nazarene
Lloyd B. Byron
Ridgecrest Dr
Wealthy San Diego woman buried alive survives desert ordeal
Ruth Evelyn Latham 51 says she was conscious when kidnapped and buried naked by two women in a desert trap. Beatrice Winn and Lucille Whisenand, both jailed on suspected kidnapping and attempted murder charges with $50,000 bail, claim innocence and say they were abducted themselves. Authorities cite unclear motive tied to a defunct building firm dispute. Latham valued family wealth at four million dollars and is wife of broker George Latham.
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San Diego
Calif
Ruth Evelyn Latham
Beatrice Winn
Bea
Lucille Whisenand
Latham
Centro Hos
Whisenand
US Customs Service
Winn
Lathams
George Latham
Motirs
el Centro
Ruth Latham
Richard Latham
Eisenhower Peace Theme Shapes Campaign Push
Eisenhower aims to stress peace in his re election bid with Dulles to attend a London conference on the Suez Canal crisis. Hagerty says the goal is peaceful means to keep Suez open while avoiding force or British actions. Nixon prepares for a 15000 mile 32 state speaking tour with a morning airport breakfast to launch the trip.
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Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Dulles
London
Suez Canal
Hagerty
United States
America
Eve
Korea
Us Ae
Washington
Nixon
A Truth
Beauty Queen's Mother To Wed In Manning South Carolina
Marian McKnight Miss America 1957 will return next month for her mother Annie McKnight's wedding to Cecil Cook Manning Oil Co. operator. The widow B C McKnight died about ten years ago.
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Mannig
S.C
Marian McKnight
Annie McKnight
Marian
Cecil Cook
Manning Oil Co
B. c. McKnight
Webster County Board Rejects Negro Enrollment at Clay School
Webster County School Board voted unanimously to refuse enrollment of three Negro children who had attended Clay School under National Guard protection. Supt. Wilbur Collins said the children would be informed Monday. guardsmen may escort them again. An Advisory Integration Committee, including two Negroes, will draft plans before October. Guardsmen remain at Dixon and nearby Sturgis amid ongoing integration tensions.
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Tom Duncan Clay
Webster County School Board
Clay School
National Guard
Wilbur Collins
A. B Chandler
Dixon
Jo M. Ferguson
James Gordon
Clay
Collins
Aees
Gordon
Clark
Williams
Meeting To Avert Strike Looms At Southern Airways
Southern Airways pilots and officials plan an informal meeting to head off a possible strike that could affect service to 31 cities in eight Southeastern states. Pilot leaders said a strike date could be set soon while the company negotiates a new contract and considers arbitration. Attempts to warm up and park aircraft at nonmechanic stations sparked the dispute, with pilots earning over $1,000 monthly plus fringe benefits.
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Atlanta
Southern Airways
R. T. Brown
Council 112
The
Air Line Pilots Assn
Chicago
C. L. Sage
Pilots Assn
William S. Magill
Southern
Pete Th
Magill
Dulles Faces Test On Suez Maritime Plan At London Talks
Secretary of State Dulles heads to London for a second round of talks on a big three plan to form a canal users association for Suez. Eighteen nations attend with Egypt opposing moves and warning of war. Australia Britain France and the United States seek joint support amid a tense dispute over canal control and tolls.
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Dulles
United
Suez Canal
London
Multination
Ee See
Users’ Association
Egypt
Eisenhower
Robert G. Menzies
Menzies
Nasser
Cairo
Italy
Norway
United States
Brain
France
Australia
Jordan-Israel Clash Heats Up as UN Probes Violence
U N observer teams conduct on the spot inquiry into a Jordan Israel clash aimed at preserving a cease fire. A Jordan military spokesman accuses an Israeli force of about 1000 troops wiping out the Jordan police post of Gharandal inside Jordan with bombers and incendiaries. Ten killed, four wounded, four missing reported. three of the dead unnamed in initial tally.
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Jerusalem
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Jordan
Gharandal
Talks Set On Weed Mart Plan
The Bright Belt Warehouse Assn schedules a session to consider a North Carolina Farm Bureau request to cut tobacco market sales time. The move aims to ease price declines by reducing daily hours and urging farmers to diversify leaf types on auction floors next week.
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Raleigh
The
Bright Belt Warehouse Assn
North Carolina Farm Bureau
Bureau
Tobacco Committee
South Carolina
North Carolina
North Carolina Middle Belt
J. C. Eagles Jr
Wilson
Warehouse Association
Fredeet
Farm Bureau
Eagles
Special Farm Bureau
A. D. Williams
Nasser labels Western canal plan a declaration of war
President Nasser blasted the international users plan for the Suez Canal as a warlike move and accused Britain and France of pressuring canal employees to quit. He praised Egyptian pilots and warned of continued resistance as Soviet pilots reportedly arrived. more on page eight.
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Nasser
Egypt
France
Britain
Suez Canal Co
Moscow
Suez
Anton Chikov
Chikov
Plan for Suez control pushed as Nasser opposes
Western powers moved to implement a Suez Canal users plan within two weeks after Nasser branded it as war. Selwyn Lloyd announced invitations to 15 nations to join London talks, while Dulles planned to assist. Russia, India and 20 nations reportedly aligned with the plan, though Sweden Denmark and Norway urged caution, insisting on international control via a negotiating group.
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London
Nasser
Paris
Selwyn Lloyd
U. S
Dulles
Moscow
Russia
Middle East Agency
India
V. K
Egypt
Sweden
Denmark
Norway
Suez Canal
U N Hall Podium Gets New Look in General Assembly
The United Nations General Assembly Hall podium behind the president's desk was redesigned from a wall of concave discs to a single large blue and white emblem more than 12 feet in diameter. Engineers cite space limits as emblems of all member nations could not be added.
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United Nations
N. Y
U. N. General Assembly Hall
U. N
Walls to Join High Point City Council in Appointment
High Point gains a new councilman James Wall appointed to fill M. L. Patrick’s term. Staff writer Forrest Cates profiles Wall and his family in Sunday’s edition.
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High Point
James Wall
M. L. Patrick
Forrest Cates
Wall
U. S
Tom Alston
Robert Marks
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