New United Church of Christ Appeals for Christian Unity
George W Cornell reports that the newly formed United Church of Christ held a formative meeting endorsing Christian unity. A prayer for the worldwide church and a song led the session as leaders noted spiritual richness from union of Congregational Christians and the Evangelical and Reformed Church, while acknowledging ongoing pain from divisions. A separate resolution recognized opposition from some Congregationalists and expressed respect for all who questioned the merger as vows to unite evolve. Dr Fred Hoskins said fewer than two dozen of 5,561 Congregational Christians have left the merger.
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George W. Cornell
Cleveland
New United Church of Christ
Worldwide Party of All
Christendom
Christian Unity
New Denomination
General Synod
Evangelical and Reformed Church
United Church of Christ
Prester Church of Jesus Chri
Metling
Unig Bey
Hagan
Nev
Fred Hoskins
New York
Congregational Christan
Lss
Deaths May Reach Four Thousand After Louisiana Storm
A storm south of Memphis leaves up to four thousand dead as the Coast Guard reports an offshore oil rig capsized two miles east of the Texas border. Five men drift on a raft, while Cameron area search efforts proceed. Red Cross shelters 19,000 in Lake Charles and feeds 30,000. Lake Charles reports extensive damage. hundreds evacuated to smaller towns and Port Arthur Orange shelter sites. Injuries total 168 at Lake Charter hospitals. many treated for minor injuries. Decisive civil defense efforts and radio communications aid Lake Charles amid widespread destruction.
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Memphis
Tenn
Coast Guard
Texas
Cameron
Granville Theriot
Airman Guilty Of Mistreating Young Trainees
Airman Dash Williams faced a court martial at Lackland for drunkenness and mistreatment of two basic trainees. He was sentenced to three months confinement at hard labor, a $150 fine, and a reduction of two ranks to airman. Victims Basic Airman Jerry Probat and Louis Downs testified the June 3 assaults left them frightened rather than injured.
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Ban Inio
Tex
John
Willams
Concord
N. C
Lackland Air Force
Air Force
Obvious Homecoming Talk From War Plans and Obits
Washington reports that 25 000 to 30 000 U S Army and Marine troops in Japan will be home by Christmas with some redeployed elsewhere. About 50 000 airmen and 20 000 naval personnel remain in Japan as the country develops its own defense. Separate notices cover local obituaries for Mont Alto and Waynesboro figures with funeral details and family survivors.
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Washington
Japan
Wilson
U.S
Rage
Story
Waynesboro Shoe Company
Method
Mont Alto
South Korea
Hagerstown Dublin Society
Women’s
U.N. Command
Society of Christian Service
Mont Alto Methodist Church
Mont Alto Homes
Nounced
Robert Sylvester Moser
Carl Cosslett
Edgar A. Spatx
J.W. Yohe
Rover Hill Cemetery
T Tod P
Grove Funeral Home
Waynesboro
Soviets Demand U S Full Disclosure On Disarmament Plan
London and Washington dispute over how quickly the United States should reveal its complete disarmament strategy. Harold Stassen defends a phased presentation at the U N Disarmament Subcommittee while Soviet delegate Valerian Zorin presses for full disclosure before forming working groups. Britain Canada and France endorse a U N control organ with veto power on an international board.
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London
Harold FB. Stassen
Stassen
U.S
U.N
Eisenhower F
United States
Russia
Sassen
Britain
France
Canada
Zorin
Counsel Seeks Commitment in Md Murder Case
Rockville Maryland counsel for 15 year old David Vernon Hall argues there is no question he delivered the fatal beating to Georgette Hentgen near Sligo Creek on Jan 14. The defense bids for commitment to a mental institution, while prosecutors seek a first degree conviction. Psychiatrists at Spring Grove State Hospital say Hall was not psychotic then or now.
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Rockville
David Vernon Hall
Atty
Barnard T. Welsh
Hall
Spring Grove State Hospital
Fie
Georgetts
Anne Hentgen
Sligo Creek
Weather Bureau mobilizes mobile units for hurricane coverage
The Weather Bureau plans new mobile stations to measure wind, temperature, humidity, and pressure along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts. Two observers per unit will report hourly to the hurricane forecast office as storms threaten. Transmissions reach New Orleans Burrwood Athens Hatteras Norfolk Washington Nantucket and Boston. Audrey the season's first hurricane prompted the rollout.
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Washington
Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Weather Bureau
New Orleans
Burrwood
Athens, Ga
Hatteras, N.C
Norfolk, Va
Nantucket
Boston
U S Jets Over Korea Signal Expanded Air Roles
U S Air Force bases in Japan refine training flights over Korea as planners consider using modern aircraft from Japan. The, missions aim to familiarize crews with Korean terrain and improve air ground liaison for potential renewed fighting. Washington notes atomic capable arms may come to planes while ground forces await similar arms.
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Sth Air Force
Japan
South Korea
U.N
Korea
U.5
Air Force
Osan
Seoul
Kores
U. N
North Korea
US N
Washington
1 Sth
United States
McKeldin Announces Candidacy for Annapolis Mayor
In a public statement McKeldin declared his intention to seek the mayoralty of Annapolis. The announcement came amid local political chatter about leadership ahead of the next municipal race.
Many Grads Choosing Air Force
Local Air Force recruiter 3/Sgt Slewara W Crim announced the enlistment of several Hagerstown area graduates for four years as technicians. Names include Roger L. Dawson Charles J. Cantner Robert L. Toms Marshall R. Dennison Murray D. Deelauter Thomas E. Greely Charles M. Mills George Main and others.
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Slewara
Crim
Air Force
Recruier
Hegerstown
U.S. Air Force
Roger L. Dawson
Devonshire Road
Charles J. Cantner
Georgia Avenue
Robert L. Toms
Radcliffe Avenue
Marshall R. Dennison
Hamilton Boulevard
Murray D.deélauter
Weat W
Thomas E. Greely
Rt. 5
Hagerstown
Charles M. Mills
Conococheague Street
Williamsport
George 4
Main
Washington Street
Greencastle
Cantner, Creek, Toms and
Dennison
North Hagerstown
Mills
Delauter
Williamsport High
Howard
S. Dillon
Burl E. Smith
Boonsboro
Hegers
Tubbing
Robert L. "Myers
U.S. Steel
Richard Av Pentz
Lanvale
Thomas J. Guessford
Cannon Avenue
Robert L
Isdustre
Burger
Franklin Street
Ronald T. Miller
Howard Street
Harvey L. Wilson, Jr
West
Wilson Boulevard
Dillon and Smith
Boonsboro High
Myers, Peniz
Guessford
Burger and Miller
Mgerstown High
David S. Morningstar
Funkstown
David F. Unger
Maryland Avenue
Charles E. Keady
Highland Way
Donald L. Gordon
Virginia Avenue
Lloyd @. Shank
South
Hagerstown High School
Lackland Afb
San Antonio
Texas
Regent
City Rd
Prayer and steel facts from a midcentury editorials
Prayer today seeks faith aided calm amid anxious days, invoking Jesus for steadiness. A contained note attributes the prayer to Hoover Rupert of Jackson Michigan, minister at First Methodist Church, then shifts to a claim about Razor manufacturers in the United States using about 5500 tons of steel annually.
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Jesus Name
Amen
Hoover
Rupert
Jackson
Mich
First
Road To Jericho Film Shown At Youth Rally Tonight
The film Road to Jericho based on the Good Samaritan parable will screen tomorrow at 7 30 PM in South Potomac Junior High auditorium for youths and parents. Special music by the Delbert sisters the Mowen duet and the Youth Choir. A Bible quiz between boys and girls will occur with a Bible drill for youths. The last singspiration before September is Sunday at p.m. United Brethren Church Locust and Antietam Streets. An outdoor program at South Potomac playground Monday at 6 PM, no Thursday program due to July 4.
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Jericho
South Potomac Junior High
Good Samaritan
Delbert Sisters
Mowen
United Brethren Church
Beating the Clock and Plays at the Show Theatre
An assortment of broadcast listings and theatre notes detail a Beating the Clock program featuring Rebroa and Colyereciile cam, plus a D J hour of songs by Welen Powell starring Leo. Also noted are outdoor theater segments, a rebroadcast featuring a young cast, and Crossroads segments including A Green Hill Far Away with Lumsden Hara and Steve Perret, with Rev Drury and L Patchell.
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Rebroa
Colyereciile
Cere
Fowell
Helen Eicouiet
Welen Powell
Leo “Courage
RIN Tin
Bly Masters
Doz
Lee
West Point
Ith
Deandine
Robert Vaughn
Praasus
Beverly Gi
Jim Bowie
Sool Forbes
Groniepsman
South America
Spain
Riley Kb
Riley
Gillises
Crossroads
Lumsden Hara
Steve Perret
Rev. Drury
L. Patchell
Epicopal
Sian
Nena
New Yark City
TV Listings and Entertainment Schedule Fragment
A fragmented TV guide page lists shows and times across many programs including Valiant Lady, Liberace Show, The Millionaire, Annie Oakley, and Dragnet style regionals. It also mentions news, weather, sports segments and late night programs with scattered times and channel cues.
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Douglas
Back Stege
Annie Oakley
Wid Bul Mickel
Douglas Edwards
John Daly
Halen Connall
Blondie
Wash
Chicago
Jim. Baws
Cleveland
Baltimore
Dick Powell
Creasreads
Dr. Christian
Mr. Adams
Cavatcade of Sports - Seq
Date With the Angels
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Ferry Point
Rose Cemetery
Charles LaFew
U. S
Eeesed
Consileva
Hammaker
Audrey
United Steelworkers
Hood
Utah
Columbia
Avery Adams
Jones & Laughlin
McKeldin
Annapolis
Ger
McEadig
Balthere
Ie Company
Denver
Colorado
Gettysburg
Doly
Todd P.M
Hey Con
Progrem
Dicklauca A
Shikwele
Wmsmeance
Dim Miller
Stan, Welch
Maurice Landers
Virginia Ave
Troy Laundry & Dry Cleaning CO
Pretzels
Denny's
Theatre of State
SS A
Kay
Stu Erwin
Bilge Af Wight
Tennessee
Ford
Frankie Laine
Liberace
Public Defender
Aernesa Film
Bal Cresky Enew Polar
Eddy Canter
Mixa
Mickey Maeve
Ames and Andy
Susbe
Fawr
My Line Margie
Sarney Sage