Two Historic Denominations Merge Into Single Church
The Congregational Christian Church and the Evangelical and Reformed Church unite to form The United Church of Christ. Eisenhower commends the merger as 1,400,000 Congregationalists and 800,000 R. Church members join 8,311 congregations to become one denomination. The ceremony at Public Music Hall in Cleveland features leaders from both traditions and vows of unity.
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George W. Cornell
Cleveland Imi
Eisenhower
Congregational Christian Churches
Evangelical and Reformed Church
United Church of Christ
Blanding
Douglas Horton
Hearts
Christian Love
Fred Hoskins
Congregational
Harvard Divinity School
Christian General Council
Tle
James
E. Wagner
and R
Cleveland
Christina Churche Eg
AP. Photonix
New York
Congregational Christian General Council
James E. Wagner
Philadelphia
Music Hall
Assessments Show Giant Increases in Tennessee Utilities
Tentative state utility property assessments rose to 544,511,895 for utilities railroads and motor carriers, up from 509,487,098 in 1955 and 477,778,150 in 1956 57. The Public Service Commission expects reductions after protests and Equalization Board appeals with hearings set for July 10 to July 12.
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Don Binkley
Nashville
Public Service Commission
Blanley White
Commission
Equalization Board
Louisville & Nashville
Bootherm
Chattanooga
St. Louis
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Texas Pacific
Southern Bell
American Telephone and Telegraph
OOO
Southern Continental
Western Union
Graph Company
Tis Assess
Committee Urges UN Session On Russian Oppression In Hungary
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee urged a special United Nations General Assembly session to consider Russian actions in Hungary and to reconvene promptly after a five nation UN commission report. The resolution, sponsored by Koons and Douglas, seeks US leadership to push for urgent UN steps. Also listed are figures for gas, pipeline, transit, bus, and truck companies with prior and current values.
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Washington II
Senatey Foreign Relations
Yesserday
United Nations General Assembly
Hungary
United States
U. N
Ant
Senate
Koons and
Calif
Sen
Douglas
D- 1
House
General Assembly
City Traffic Court Tackles Radar War Cases
City Traffic Court, presided by Judge Brantley Blue, heard ten radar speeding cases with fines from 10 to 22 dollars. Three defendants forfeited bonds on radar charges, while one driver protested highway speed limits on four lane Bats Lot Highway. Red light clashes were dismissed or fined. muffler violations yielded small fines. A $3.50 bond was forfeited in a separate matter.
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Brantley Blue
Blue
Qne
H. Marylin Parsons
Parsons
Jidee Blue
Winchester official pleads guilty to embezzlement charges
Mrs. Zelma Hyatt former deputy city treasurer of Winchester pleaded guilty to two indictments alleging embezzlement of 94 468 in state and city funds. She admitted taking money but blamed her deceased husband Earl Hyatt. Bail set at 2 500 pending pre sentence report due July 3. 20 bonds of 1 each were ordered forfeited in overtime parking cases.
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Winchester
Zelma Hyatt
CommonWealth
Inngrid Bergman's Daughter To Visit Inngrid Bergman's Daughter To Visit
A chaotic report details Ingrid Bergman related tragedy in Salt Lake City as Jennie Ann Lindstrom 18 was killed and Ernest Ray Jones 16 and two others injured when a car struck a group near Highway 48. The text mentions a plan to travel to Paris and references Bergman’s daughter amid unclear ties and dates.
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Salt Lake City
Ingrid
Dickson
Tenn
Bergman
Wan
Jennie Ann Lindstrom
Peter
Ernest Ray Jones
Helm
Paris
Miss Bergman
Robert Anderson
Frank Nelson Dies Dean of Knoxville Musicians
Frank Nelson 89 longtime organist at St John s Episcopal in Knoxville died in hospital. He served as church organist for about 50 years and retired in 1943. Nelson was widely regarded as the city s leading figure among local musicians.
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Knoxville
Frank Nelson
St. John's Episcopal Church
Charleston
INS
Navy
Atlanta
Peter Corradi
Sixth Naval
Batson-Cook Company
West Point
Naval Air Station
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Nent
Nashville Gas Co
Chattanoage Gas Co
West Tennessee Gas Co
Tennessee Gas Tranmission Co
East ‘Tennessee Natural Gas Co
City Transit
Memphis Street Railway Co
Southern Coach Lines
Nashville Transit Co
Knoxville Transit Lines
Lookout Mountain Meline
Greyhounds Corp
Continental Tennessee
Continent
Southern
Atlantic Greyhound
Hoover
Super Service
Mason and Dixon
Shaw Sheet Metal Works
Henry Drive
Inngrid Bergman
Chieftain
Jewel
Stuart
Patie
Bulova
Nizaneth
Welsne OO
Aride
Haiprich UE
Pis
Broad Street
Gents’ & Indies
Cannon
Conquest
Hrawson
Loretta
Broadstreet
Glidden
Luster
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