Methodists consecrate five new bishops at San Antonio
In San Antonio the eight state South Central Jurisdictional Conference of the Methodist Church ended with layings on of hands. Five ministers were consecrated to bishop as retiring Bishop Frank Smith oversaw the service with Bishop Arthur Moore. Sponsors for each new bishop were named and the act included surrounding hands on the kneeling candidates.
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San Antonio
Methodist Church
Frank Smith
Houston
Jurisdictional College of Bishops
Arthur J. Moore
Atlanta, Ga
Aubrey G. Walton
Arthur Terry
Texarkana
Ark
Marshall T. Steel
Conway
Kenneth W. Copeland
Donald E. Redmond
Maggart B. Howell
Waxahachie
Tex
Moore
Council of Bishops
W. Angie Smith
Oklahoma City
Walton
San Angelo
United Press International
Flags to mark Congo Republic birth on Congo avenues
Flags may not be ready for the Congo Republic’s birth on Thursday as metal poles line main avenues. The proposed flag is a green white and red horizontal tricolor with a central circle of six yellow stars for the provinces. The old Belgian Congo flag will be banned regardless of readiness.
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Leopoldville, Congo
Congo Republic
Congo
UPI Opens New Picture Plant In New York
United Press International inaugurates a modern New York Newspicture Bureau plant with a 3600 prints per hour capacity and an electronic brain for finishing. The 14,000 square foot facility on the 11th floor consolidates UPI operations, employs 150 staff, and houses two million negatives. The move, three years in planning, expands production fivefold and serves wire and radio clients globally while San Francisco handles color transmission to other regions.
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UPI
Manhattan
New York Daily News
UPI World
Picure Bureau Oc
Sth Ave
Frank Tremaine
Wire
Radio
Air Express
Airmail
North
South America
Europe
Africa
Asia
Australia
Pacific
San Francisco
Robert Ellis
UPI Purchasingagent
Newspicture Bureaus
Obituary Notices: Ivory and Jones Die at 83 and 78
New York illustrator Percy V. E. Ivory aged 83 died of a heart attack at his Greenwich Village home. In Bethlehem, Jonathan Jones aged 78, retired chief engineer for Bethlehem Steel, died Saturday.
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New York
UPI
Percy V. E. Ivory
Greenwich Village
Bethlehem, Pa
Jonathan Jones
Bethlehem, Steel Co
Notable early 20th century baseball and banking figures die
FAR HILLS New Jersey Reeve Schley 79 retired banker and lend lease administrator of Soviet supplies during World War I died Sunday of a cerebral hemorrhage. PLAINFIELD Connecticut Tommy Corcoran 91 former Cincinnati Reds captain and long time major leaguer died Saturday in a convalescent home. MADISON New Jersey James Hiram Graham $1 former dean of the University of Kentucky College of Engineering died Friday at a nursing home.
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Far Hills
N.J
UPI
Reeve Schley
Plainfield
Conn
Tommy Corcoran
Cincinnati Reds
Corcoran
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Giants
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Madison, NJ
James Hiram Graham
College of Engineering
University of Kentucky
Gates Says U S Ready For Red Moves In Cold War Rise
Defense Secretary Gates argues Russia may pressure the United States with minor military actions but will not start a major crisis. In a TV interview with Senator Saltonstall he predicted Soviet harassment and stepped up Cold War activity without forecasting a large-scale conflict.
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Washington
UPI
Thomas
Gates Jr
Russia
United States
Gates
Soviet Union
Leverett
Exports on Feed Grains Rise in United States
Washington AP reports American exports of livestock feed grains for the current marketing year are about 7 percent higher than last year. In the first ten months to July 1, shipments of corn oats barley and sorghum totaled 9.4 million metric tons, up from 9.0 million a year earlier, with corn 49 percent and sorghums 23 percent of the total. The Agriculture Department forecasts full-season exports around 10 million tons, similar to last year.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Fulbright Criticism Of U-2 Report Seen As Soft
Senate Foreign Relations Committee chair J William Fulbright said the 5 2 U 2 incident report was very soft in its criticisms though factual and broadly acceptable. He noted he would outline his own views in a Senate speech and highlighted the report's conclusion that the Eisenhower administration mishandled the spy plane incident and that the Paris Big Four talks might not have succeeded anyway. Colleagues Alexander Wiley Lauche Capehart issued varying statements with Capehart opposing the report and Wiley and Lausche abstaining on the vote.
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UPIK
J. Wiliam Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
Senate
Macdent
Abnos
Poin
Paris
Althhough
Alexander, Wiley
Wis
Amber
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Homer E. Capehart
Lad
Capehart
Wiley
Lauche
Lausche
Dispute Between Russia China Expected To Worsen Soon
From the Foreign Editor's notebook observers in London predict a deepening ideological rift between Moscow and Peiping. Mao may bow to Khrushchev to keep unity but both sides avoid a formal split. Algeria talks risk extending to self determination, provoking possible uprisings. Belgian Congo independence raises fears of regional secession as tribes clash. In Japan, analysts foresee limited gains for Socialists after protests, with Tokyo attributing the demonstrations to tensions over Eisenhower's visit and trade impacts.
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London
Moscow
Peiping
Red China
Mao Tse-Tung
Nikita Khrushchev
Marx
Lenin
Kremlin
East Europe
Tokyo
Eisenhower
Japan
United States
Liberal-Democratic Party
England and U S Money Policies Shape Global Trade
New York AP reports England tightens money to boost exports while the United States loosens credit to spur business. Britain raises rates to six percent and tightens consumer borrowing, aiming to curb imports. the U S lowers rates and relaxes financing to fuel exports. Central banks in Japan, Germany, France, and Belgium test similarly divergent paths as capital flows and trade competitiveness shift globally.
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New York
England
United States
John Bull
Sam
United Kingdom
America
Federal Reserve
Bank of England
U. S
Fed
Threadneedle Street
Britain
Washington
London
Japan
West Germany
France
Belgium
Bonn
Adenauer
Germany
Rocketdyne unveils high speed drone propulsion unit
McGregor Texas AP Rocketdyne a division of North American Aviation announces a new rocket motor capable of propelling target drones at twice the speed of sound and at altitudes up to 70000 feet.
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Mcgregor, Tex
Rocketdyne
North American Aviation, Inc
Television Schedule Snapshots From Local Stations
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