Methodist Youth Rally and Missionary Conventions Highlight Local Church Week
Hundreds of Western North Carolina youth gather at Centenary Methodist in Winston-Salem for the annual conference Youth Rally with speaker Dr. Charles Layman. Bishop Harmon delivers the conference sermon as six-day events wrap, including a Gospel Tabernacle Missionary Convention featuring James Poole and Mrs. B C Gibson sharing field work in Asia and the Holy Land.
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Winston-Salem
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High Point
Methodist Youth Fellowship
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Nolan B. Harmon
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J. E. Nelson
Missionary Alliance
James Poole
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Indo- China
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Kwangai Province
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Laos
Cambodia
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Palestine
Holy Land
Gibson
Harry Post
Borneo
Indonesia
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Gospel Tabernacle
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Outlawing NAACP Is Sought
Texas attorney general sought a court order to shut down the NAACP in the state. Judge Otis T. Dunagan barred operations and funding until a Sept. 28 hearing in Tyler. The move followed allegations the group exceeded legal bounds and operated as a profit making body contrary to its aims.
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Texas
Dist
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Smith County
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Tyler
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Allan Shivers
Texas Rangers
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New York
Revival speakers named at Lexington Avenue Baptist Church
Lexington Avenue Baptist Church announces a Laymen's Revival with pastors students and laymen. Services start tomorrow and run through next Sunday. Rev James Claffee director Bethel Colony of Mercy near Lenoir leads both morning and evening talks tomorrow. Week speakers include church men.
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Lexington Avenue Baptist Church
James Claffee
Bethel Colony of Mercy
Lenoir
Scheming Stock Operators Hit By Government Scheming
Government officials urged the public to curb high pressure telephone stock sales by unscrupulous operators. SEC Chairman J Sinclair Armstrong said bucket shops and boiler rooms in New York operate on a large scale and asked victims to demand written offers to enable fraud prosecutions.
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Washington
J. Sinclair Armstrong
Securities and Exchange Commission
New York
Armstrong
SEC
Fights Erupt At San Francisco High School Pageant
At Kezar Stadium in San Francisco a pageant attended by about 20 000 students from nine city high schools saw a rash of fights between youths of different races. Ten youths were knifed or beaten and police arrested three Negro teenagers. An inspector said the incident did not constitute a riot.
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Kezar Stadium
Leo Osuna
Sunday Enterprise Preview Prominent Local Features Tomorrow
The Sunday Enterprise highlights tomorrow with profiles of Miss High Point winners past and present, a determined 13-year-old polio survivor, a minister profile of Rev. Thomas Haggai from Rock Hill, two women in social features, and a sweep of sports with college football opens and baseball news.
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Robert Marks
Emerywood Baptist Church
Thomas Haggai
Rock Hill
S. C
Sheraton Motor Inn
Attack on Harry Bridges Investigated in Sausalito
In Sausalito California a three way probe follows an attack on ILWU president Harry Bridges at the Valhalla restaurant. Two Southern California sailors were arrested hours after the assault with Marin County DA William Weissich and Bridges' union also launching inquiries. Bridges said he was kicked and pummeled with minor injuries.
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Bridges’ Union
Bridges
Valhalla
Sally Stanford
San Francisco
ILWU
Keep Peace Gathering Held in Charlotte
About 100 residents from Davidson and Cornelius attended a meeting in Charlotte called by Judge Willard Gatling of Mecklenburg County Juvenile Court to calm tensions after a September clash between white and Negro youths. Gatling urged parents to avoid inflaming rhetoric and stressed that integration is coming in North Carolina under Supreme Court rulings. He also discussed the Pearsall plan allowing private schooling as an option for avoiding integrated schools.
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Cornelius
Willard Gatling
Mecklenburg County Juvenile Court
Gatling
North Carolina
Supreme Court
Pearsall
France to join Suez Users Assn with reservations
The French Cabinet agreed to participate in the Suez Canal Users Association while insisting on international administration of the waterway. British Foreign Secretary Lloyd set Oct 1 for a third London conference on technical details of SC TTA. France counseled by Pineau pledged to maintain French British solidarity amid doubts about the agency.
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Wee Amy GU Oewee
France
Egypt
Nasser
SCUA
Paris
Christian Pineau
Dulles to Begin Work on Suez Peace Plan
Secretary of State Dulles returns to Washington to advance a peaceful settlement of the Suez crisis. He reports to President Eisenhower on the London agreement to form a Suez Canal Users Association with 18 nations backing the move. France hesitates, others join. U S Britain and Italy fully support.
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London
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Britain
Italy
France
North Carolina to Invest 71 Million in Short Term Treasuries
North Carolina will reinvest 71 million dollars currently on deposit in state banks into short term U S treasury notes due to rising rates. The plan spreads reinvestment from Oct 1 over six months with an expected 3 percent yield. Gov Hodges and the Council of State approved the move under state law requiring funds earn the going rate of return.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
U.S. Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Hodges
Council of State
Gill
U.S. Pilot Aims for Suez Canal Pilot Job
Capt Walter A Equils of New Kensington Pa says he plans to become a Suez Canal pilot despite State Department warnings. He believes Americans should have access to the position and says taking the job may deter Soviet competition. He notes WWII command experience and many trips through the canal.
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Walter A. Equils
U.S
New Kensington
Egypt
Suez Canal
Equils
State Department
Suez
Mediterranean
Canal
Stevenson Starts Eight Day Farm Tour To Iowa
Adlai Stevenson launches an eight day campaign swing through 11 farm and southern states with a major farm address planned in Newton Iowa and a Denver stop later. President Eisenhower campaigned in Iowa urging Republicans to vote as Meany notes Stevenson’s growing confidence. Nixon barnstorms across 32 states with a Sioux City audience cited.
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Newton
Iowa
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Peoria
Ill
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Sioux City
Virginia School Bills Approved
The Virginia General Assembly approved Gov. Thomas B. Stanley’s package to block race mixing in public schools. The measures create legal hurdles to desegregation, with integrated schools potentially removed from the public system and funds withheld for local support, plus a plan to reopen schools under state police powers. Stanley expressed confidence the package serves Virginia citizens.
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Virginia General Assembly
Thomas B. Stanley
Supreme Court
Virginia
Stanley
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