Budget urged for Southern Baptist jubilee effort
A Chicago report notes a 16.5 million dollar budget proposed for 1958 by the Southern Baptist convention to fund agency operations and foreign and home missions. The plan calls for expanding to 30,000 additional churches and preaching stations as part of the jubilee advance marking the convention’s 150th anniversary.
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Chicago
Will Baptists
Ative Committee
Southern Baptist Convention
Baptist Convention
Foreign Mission Board
Home Mission Board
Expect More Arrests in Picket Deaths
Sheriff L P Dickson of Marshall County says additional arrests are expected in the picketline shooting that killed two people and wounded six at a Gulf States plant. John Leroy Ward survived as a none striker, and Reverend William Clinton Harrison died. Five suspects already detained. Gulf States seeks 250000 in a damage suit against United Mine Workers.
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Guntersville
Ala
L. P. Dickson
Marshall County
John Leroy Ward
Parsons
William Clinton Harrison
Ward
Gulf
States Const. Co
Atlanta
Cotton Producers Assn
Clicuit
Gulf States
United Mine Workers, District 50
Growing Religious Interest Sparks New York Evangelism
A city church council reports a strong rise in religious hunger during Billy Graham's New York campaign. Attendance nears a quarter of the metro area's population across 12 nights, with 8,793 at One Madison Avenue and 17,500 at Madison Square Garden. pastors say many are rethinking beliefs and rededicating their lives as Graham calls for Christ acceptance.
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New York
Church Council
Simul City
Graham
Counons
Phillips P
Elliott
Mlant Council
New York City
Madisonjtton
Garen
Reaby
Christ
Billy Graham
Radioactive Wastes to Be Shipped to the U S
Radioactive waste from the new U S. actor will be packed on crates and shipped to the United States as a safety measure. The state legislature fears the waste could pollute underground water supplies and crops and affect Bavarian beer quality.
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Munion
Germany
U. S
Ator
United States
Chevrolet Performance Promise Draws Drivers In
Full of vim and V8 action the ad touts a Chevrolet with up to 245 hp options. It highlights nimble handling, tuned suspension, and steady ride while inviting readers to test drive with a key at the dealer and keep the jingling reward.
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Chevrolet
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