JW Graduates Told to Become Vessels of God
The speaker Mr Bradford outlined three requirements for vessels of God clean empty and full The cleaning comes through the grace and blood of Jesus Christ the second rule urges giving up old contents to find life and progression and the third says one must be filled with God s power The graduation featured 22 boys in navy and 60 girls in white with Miss Miller as vocalist Commencement is set for Friday night with Principal P Byrd Jr and Robert E Ayler as speaker introducer
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Robert E. Ayler
Frederick County Schools
Supreme Court Upholds Virginia Poll Tax Ruling
The Supreme Court affirmed a three judge district court ruling that Virginia's poll tax does not violate the Federal Constitution. Mrs Jessie Lane Negro of Arlington challenged the tax as discriminatory but the special court found no evidence of discrimination. Justice Douglas dissented in a brief order.
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Bupreme Court
Virginia
U. S. District Court
Alexandria
Jessie Lane Negro
Arlington Comey
Butler
Special Court
Supreme Court
Douglas Dissen
UMIT Deadlock Near End Reported by Conferees
Senate and House conferees near resolution on universal military training. Plan would let Congress decide later how the program operates. House rejection of civilian majority control is reportedly part of the trade.
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Washington
Senate
Senate House
Congress
House
Vandenberg Sees Narrow Path to Korea Peace With Air Power Hint
Air Force Chief of Staff Vandenberg told the Seagate inquiry that bombing Red bases in Manchuria could hasten a negotiated peace in Korea but would require the full weight of the Air Force and risk other Soviet attacks. He supported MacArthur's removal after testifying and noted limits on using air power without triggering World War III.
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Red Base
Manchuria
Seagate
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Korea
Air Force
U. S
Vaberg
Saltonstall
R-Mass
J. Lawton Collins
Army
Iran Rejects World Court Jurisdiction Over Oil Nationalization
Tehran reports Deputy Premier Hossein Fatemi says Iran will not recognize the International Court's jurisdiction in the dispute with Britain over nationalization of AIOC assets. Communists capitalize on nationalist sentiment while Islamist groups threaten a holy war. Royalty payments halted and tension rises as Mossadegh faces increased pressure.
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International Court
Britain
Hossein Fatemi
World Court
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Mossadeghi
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Mossadegh
Heat Sets Records In Five Cities Across the Southwest
The southwest posted above normal heat with five cities setting record highs including Tucson 103 and El Paso 98. A west to east storm moved from the Midwest toward the North Atlantic states bringing wind and rain. Showers were reported in the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley regions with no casualties. A public sale notice lists a June 9th auction at the court house by Special Commissioner James P. Reardon.
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Truce Discussion Hinted but No Agreement Reached
Officials report no new joint truce proposal under active consideration despite hints of a cease-fire from Communist sources. Senator Johnson says Communists show interest in a June 25 cease-fire while U N forces push back a spring offensive near the 38th parallel.
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Red China Declares Takeover Of Tibet Invasion Update
Peiping radio broadcasts claim Red Chinese forces take Tibet under a liberation treaty. Reports say Tibet’s defense and foreign affairs would be controlled by Beijing though initial clashes in eastern Tibet routed by Chinese troops. Lhasa remained under Tibetan control.
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Red China
Tibet
Peiping Radio
Sipmelaven
Lhasa
Radar Directed Guns Hit U S Planes in Korea
Article reports radar guided anti aircraft guns causing heavy losses for U S Air Force planes during the Korean War. It notes ground gunners using radar methods capable of striking B 29 bombers above 20 000 feet and suggests Russian manufacture and skilled technicians operate the systems. It mentions multiple batteries surrounding a North Korean city and potential similar setups around Chinese airfields.
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Elton C. Fay
Washington
U. S
Asia
China
Manchuria
Red Air Force
Federal Judges Hear Segregation School Challenge in South Carolina
A trio of federal judges hear a case testing the constitutionality of segregation in secondary public schools in Charleston South Carolina. The outcome could reshape southern education policy and reflects the era's fierce debates over race and schooling. Governor Byrnes has favored abolishing the public school system if segregation is banned. The state recently approved a three percent sales tax to fund a seventy five million dollar school construction program. A newspaper ad seeks a saleslady for better ladies apparel.
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South Carolina
South
James F. Byrnes
State General Assembly
Memorial Day Plans by the Conrad Legion
The Conrad Legion announces Memorial Day services honoring veterans of all wars. Rev William Archer Wright will give the prayer and M Sgt Lawrence Fries Korea veteran and Handley High School graduate will deliver the principal address. Commander Zuckerman and the High School Band will participate with firing squad and taps. The event begins at 2 pm with venue at the cemetery or First Baptist if weather demands.
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Braddock Street Methodist Church
Aes
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Korea
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Wright
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Kenneth Patton
Zuckerman
Ne First Baptist Guuuren
Lions Win Gold Attendance Cup For 16th Year
The Winchester Lions Club captured the State Attendance Gold Cup for the 16th consecutive year at a Richmond convention that ended yesterday. Four new district governors were elected: Bill Engle of Rocky Mount, Dr. Edward Smith of Farmville, Ernest Cook of Arlington, and Horace Simmons of Virginia Beach.
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Winchester Lions Club
Richmond
Virginia Lions Club
Bill Engle
Rocky Mount
Edward Smith
Farmville
Ernest Cook
Arlington
Horace Simmons
Virginia Beach
Lions
Harry Wade
Vinton
A N. Daughtrey
Inchester
Sam Johnston
Ivin Weaver
Bill Battaile
Bob Jasper
Lee Hobart
Charles Campbell
Miller
Bob Schenck
Theans Boyd
Earl Mason
Paul Anderson
Joe Newlin
Fred Ritter
Wayne Omos
Sebert Smith
Bob Smith
Llewellyn Jackson
Radio Station Owner George A Richards Dies at 62
George A Richards owner of WJR Detroit WGAR Cleveland and KMPC Los Angeles died at 62 from arterial disease. He faced FCC hearings for ordering distortion of newscasts to fit his political views. FCC lawyers had recommended license discontinuance two weeks before his death.
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Los Angeles
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FCC
Soviet Union plans to claim one third of China
Former Nationalist governor Volkars Khan claimed Russia intends to seize five northwest provinces—Sinkiang Shensi Ninghai Tsinghai—totaling about 1 305 000 square miles. He said Soviet troops are stationed there as part of a plan to expand toward Southeast Asia and India. A sale ad for a used machine with a shaver is also noted.
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Texas
High Court Backs CBS Color TV Plan
The Supreme Court 8-1 upholds the FCC approval of CBS color television, rejecting RCA's challenge. Chief Justice Vinson and others note the case involved long agency study and standards for color reception, with widespread adoption expected despite cost and converter concerns.
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Ieeen
Impeachment Resolution Against Gov Warren Put Forward
Miami state Rep. George Okell introduced a resolution calling for the impeachment of Gov Warren on ten counts of alleged misconduct. The charges relate to campaign spending, abuse of office, reinstatement of three ousted sheriffs, and his handling of law enforcement and state finances.
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George Okell
Miami
Warren
Draft Call to Hit New Law in July
The Army requested 15,000 draftees in July the lowest monthly requisition since the current draft began. Since January the draft calls were 80,000 then 20,000 in June. For August the Army seeks 22,000 men. Combined July and August totals bring Army requisitions to 587,000. Navy Marine Corps and Air Force asked for none.
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Army
Uly
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Marine Corps
Air Force
Racketeer Joe Adonis Jailed in New Jersey Gambling Case
Joe Adonis real name Joseph Doto and four co defendants receive two to three year prison terms and fines in a North Jersey dice gambling syndicate case. Judge J Wal lace Leyden suspended an additional five year term. Anthony Guarini and others face up to 18 years and 18 000 fines as the five defendants plead no contest to four gambling conspiracy counts.
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New Jersey
Superior Court
J. Wallace Leyden
Engle
Anthony Guarini
Hasbrook Heights
North Jersey
Adonis
Joseph Doto
John Selser
Selser
CBS Color TV Broadcasts To Start Within Few Days
New York color television broadcasts will begin on CBS within a few days and 20 hours of color programming are planned within about two months. Initial color telecasts will target New York and a few eastern cities as CBS works toward wider network rollout and station equipment upgrades.
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New York
Columbia Broadcasting System
Supreme Court
War's Greatest Bag of Prisoners Taken by Allies
Communist resistance stiffened as Allied forces announced massive surrenders. Eighth centers reported hundreds captured last week and the mass releases credited to the cumulative effect of long campaigns.
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Tokyo
Ieeother Sane
Crime Probers Hear Three Long Sought Witnesses
Washington investigators, in two months, questioned three long sought witnesses tied to Chicago mob figures The Camel and R Roc. Co Fischetti identified as top figures in Capon mob May owner of May and Someenyot cheng and the Tam o Shanter Golf near Chicago. Senator O'Conor said the committee began this month.
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Fischetti
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Capon Mob
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