Graham Winds Up Frisco Crusade
Billy Graham ends a seven week evangelistic crusade in San Francisco with a 16 500 crowd at the Cow Palace. He urges lasting revival, cautions against greed, notes crusade costs around 400 000 dollars, and reports 696 525 in total attendance with 25 575 decisions for Christ. He plans Yosemite trip with daughter Virginia and a Seals Stadium rally before a California tour.
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Auto Talks Resume as UAW Considers Strike Votes
Detroit reports contract talks with Ford General Motors and Chrysler are active but uncertain. UAW locals vote on possible strikes at GM Ford and Chrysler with a 10 1 approval tally at GM while Chrysler talks resume and Ford meets today.
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ABC Cancels Interview With Lodge Over Edits
ABC canceled a filmed interview with U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge after the ambassador demanded edits. The network said allowing deletions would be editorial censorship. Dr Robert Hutchins defended Lodge, noting prior series edits had network approval.
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Buenos Aires Named Largest City South of Equator
Buenos Aires the capital of Argentina is identified as the largest city located south of the equator. It is noted as the nation’s principal urban center with extensive economic and cultural influence.
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Flooding Worsens in Indiana Near West Terre Haute
Sugar Creek swells and overflows a levee near West Terre Haute inundating about 30 percent of the town. 4000 residents evacuated with 1000 displaced. Guardsmen aid patrols and sandbagging as authorities warn crest near by and reroute traffic on US 40.
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Transpacific Conference on Alcoholism Opens Dialogue
A waiter wandered into a hotel during the First Transpacific Conference on Alcoholism in Honolulu. He pushed a cart of mixed drinks, prompting Hawaii Committee on Alcoholism official James A. Pell to note the misplacement of the guest.
Why Stocks Rise Despite Low Earnings
Stock prices climb even as earnings sag and bears growl. Bulls point to possible bottoming, rising sales, inflation hedges, and funds like pensions driving demand, while bears cite lagging profits, dividend cuts, and seasonal data as proof of risk.
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Beggars in Lucknow Earn More Than Some Workers
A survey by Agra University in Lucknow of 150 beggars finds average income of 18.2 annas per day about 25 cents versus 17.5 annas for local industrial or agricultural workers. Dr Chandi Prasad cites lack of social security as a core cause and urges social welfare programs rather than legislation to change the beggar mindset.
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The Sphinx Overlooks the Nile Valley
The Sphinx, a monumental statue in Egypt, measures 240 feet in length and 66 feet in height as it gazes over the Valley of the Nile.
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Knowland stays firm on labor stance while eyeing Brown
San Jose California AP Senator William F Knowland refuses to retreat from his labor platform and plans to challenge Governor candidate Edmund G Brown on his record as attorney general He will continue to press his labor program and evaluate Browns performance as chief law enforcement official after a campaign stop with supporters.
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Panhandle region noted for its size above Texas
The Panhandle, named for its shape at Texas northern border, is described as an area larger than Pennsylvania. The note emphasizes its distinct geographic extent compared to a Mid-Atlantic state.
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