Rejection of Revision to Algerian Peace Seen by Ben Khedda
Tunis AP Algerian Nationalist Premier Youssef Ben Khedda rejected any possibility of revising Evian peace accords to bolster European guarantees. He warned of maneuvers to sabotage the agreements and urged full application of Evian. He flies to Cairo for talks amid rising European terrorism in Algeria and calls for allied support to meet threats to independence.
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Graham urges parents to discipline children at home
In Chicago at McCormick Place Billy Graham told about 36,000 attendees that God meant parents to discipline youth rather than courts. He urged abandoning cheap glitter of modern living and offering Christian guidance to children amid ongoing Greater Chicago Crusade crowds.
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Crusade Ends as Youths End Coercive Rifts Amid Reform Call
Nathaniel Unger, a gang leader who chose Christ last week, sent about 100 youths to a meeting as Crusade officials report 1,265 new decisions, lifting total converts to around 13,000. The Crusade ends June 19 with Evangelist urging parental authority as cure for youth rebellion.
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Johnston Wins S C Nomination
U S Senator Olin Johnston defeated Gov Ernest Hollings by a wide margin to win the South Carolina Senate nomination. With 1,469 of 1,604 precincts reporting Johnston led Hollings 175,074 to 89,487 and will face Republican W D Workman in November. Donald Russell won the Democratic nomination for governor. Incumbent Burnet Maybank was defeated.
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Fifth-longest railway tunnel opens in central Japan
The fifth longest tunnel in the world was opened Sunday linking Tsuruga and Imajo on Japan’s north coast, marking a major railway milestone.
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American soldier defects to North Korea amid propaganda claims
The North Korea radio outlet reports Pvt. Larry Abshier, 18, of Cleveland, took refuge in the North and praised life there while urging U.S. troops to end the war. The U.S. Army calls him the first American defector to the Reds since the Korean war end. His father questions the statements, noting his son once planned a career in the Army.
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Soldier’s North Korea view challenges U S claim
A veteran stationed in Chicago completing his tour in July said in Pyongyang radio that North Korea shows no sign of threat from communism, contrary to American rulers’ claims. Abshier expressed surprise at the lack of aggression on the ground.
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Summer Festival Opens With Raggedy Ann Play
The Cedar Rapids Summer Festival starts July 10 at Greene Square with a Cadets drum corps fanfare. The first 3 day program features Raggedy Ann and Andy by the Children's Theater of Cedar Rapids directed by Donald W. Stribling with 12 Eastside recreation center drama club teens. Lead roles include Roxanne Stribling as Raggedy Ann and Holly Fleisher as Andy.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Rates Noted
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Stribling Heads Eastside Drama Club With Summer Plays
Stribling presides over the Eastside recreation center drama club which completes its third year. The group, built from junior and senior high students, stages several school year plays and a busy summer program across Cedar Rapids playgrounds. The June 10 production lists Mrs Nat D Hull as assistant director. Costumes are by Mrs Stribling who co designs sets with Mrs Hull. Music by Mrs Dean Lindsey for Raggedy Ann and Andy.
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Opening Night Program Features Diverse Local Acts
On opening night the program includes the Coe-Prome nade orchestra Sokols folk dancers and gymnasts the Harmony Hawks barber shop chorus and the Chamber Music society presenting a varied cultural lineup for attendees.
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