Bishop Green Attacks Nichols Decision
In Washington DC a Bishops Council session faced a split over Bishop D Ward Nichols. Bishop Greene proposed abolishing the Judicial Council and convening a General Council to overturn its ruling. Ten bishops condemned Greene for disrespect to church law and voted against his resolution. The Judicial Council had restored Nichols to status quo, making him un-suspended and presiding bishop of Florida. Nichols agreed to move to the 16th district for peace.
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Washington, D. C
Bishops’ Council
S. L. Greene
Rage Council
D. Ward Nichols
General Council
Greene
Bishops’ ‘Council
R. R. Wright
Judicial Council
Jacksonville
Tee
Nichols
Florida
Bishop Greene
Atlanta
Arkansas
General Conference
Council Criticizes Ike's Little Rock Stand
Dade County School Board members listened to a plan for gradual integration presented by Neal Rutledge. The plan urged a clear policy aligning with Supreme Court orders, curbing agitators, and using the Louisville example to show integration success. The discussion touched on Eisenhower's handling of the Little Rock controversy and called for upholding federal law and constitutional orders.
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Dade County School Board
Dade County
Anna Brenner’ Meyers
Joe Hall
Neal Rutledge
The
Dade County Council For Community Relations
Louisville
Democratic Advisory Council
Eisenhower
Little Rock School
Faubus
Gets 99 Yrs for Rape
Charles Lee Streets, 24, was sentenced to 98 years in prison on a Monday for the rape of a woman. Streets was arrested April 20 in the act. He asked for mercy with a late guilty plea that likely spared the death penalty. Judge Judgett Anderson presided.
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Charles Lee Streets
Streets
Appointed Editor for South India English Publication
The Cultural Trust announces the appointment of editor for its English publication in South India. The choice follows translation efforts by central clergymen and literary critics from the Eastern and Western world.
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Cultural Trust, Publishers
South India
Man Shot Near Store Described By Wounded Witness
A passerby found Pulver in semi conscious condition at 2 30 a m in front of a store. He bled heavily but named his assailant as light skinned, about five seven and 130 pounds. Pulver said the man grabbed for a paper bag as he approached his car and opened fire, three shots heard but no confirmation of hits.
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Pulver
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