Billy Graham Draws Massive Madison Square Garden Crowd
Evangelist Billy Graham fills Madison Square Garden and nearby center with a mixed crowd for the second night of his 10 day New York crusade. He warns that a moral decline threatens judgment, while attendees include skeptics, believers, clergy, and city residents watching via closed circuit TV.
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Horoscope for the Day Across the Zodiac Signs
The column lists daily guidance for all signs with focus on earnings, social life, and personal actions. Aries sees surprising events and potential earnings. Taurus urges community action and hosting. Gemini notes a sales opportunity for property. Cancer faces plan changes and a friend needing leeway. Leo considers financial improvements and social time. Virgo emphasizes appearance and reunions. Libra advises confidential use of resources and future goals. Scorpio tours social circles after church. Sagittarius notes discrepancies and seeks fun. Capricorn highlights group funds and budgeting. Aquarius urges inventory and keeping investment talks hypothetical. Pisces promises higher rewards for performance over time.
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Virginia AFL-CIO picks officials at Norfolk convention
Julian F. Carper and Brewster Snow were re elected president and secretary treasurer by acclamation. Marvin W. Wallace won vice president with 269 votes, defeating Archie W. Iddings and Silas Switzer. Delegates urged support for Henry E. Howell in the Democratic primary and adopted resolutions on tobacco industry protection and unemployment benefits reform. They also backed collective bargaining for government workers, a state minimum wage, and closing tax loopholes.
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Four Killed On Virginia Roads In Separate Crashes
The Associated Press reports four separate fatal crashes across Virginia. Nelson Turner, 65, of King George, died after being struck on Virginia 3. William Schuler Jr., 17, of Chesterfield, died after a collision on U S 1 near Richmond. Charles Coulson, 28, of Glade Springs, died when his car overturned on Virginia 614 near Sugar Grove. Mike Alger, 19, of Stanley, died after a wreck on Virginia 619 near Stanley enroute to UVA Hospital.
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Holcombe Receives Service Plaque at Stinson Elementary
William A. Holcombe was presented a plaque denoting his 15 years as principal at Stinson Elementary during the school's annual Faculty Luncheon. Co chairs Effie M. Brown and Mary F. Montgomery gave each guest a memento. Luncheon held at Brier House Restaurant on Cumberland Road.
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Hearings Set On Virginia Road Funds In 1969 Budget
Virginia will hold public hearings this week on 198.13 million in road funds for the coming fiscal year covering interstate arterial regular primary and urban systems. Salem Bristol Staunton and Lynchburg districts hear Thursday in Roanoke. eastern districts Friday in Richmond. Total allocations reflect federal cuts offset by state funds and higher arterial and urban totals.
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