Graham Says He Copied Soviets Not U S Diplomats
Evangelist Billy Graham told reporters in Washington he copied Soviet leaders Bulganin and Khrushchev rather than American diplomats during his Far East tour. He said communism has a philosophical basis but the Christian answer is intellectual. He recalled meetings in India and Tokyo noting mass crowds and the influence of his message.
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Clashes Intensify Between Greek and Turkish Cypriots
In Cyprus a Turkish Cypriot mob attacked Greek shops in Vassilia amid tear gas from British forces. Reported injuries include 38 people, with Turkish women and children among the victims. journalists and photographers were targeted as tensions rise between communities.
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Kohler Meeting Yields No Progress in Long Strike
In Chicago, the Kohler Company and United Auto Workers held talks the first in months and ended with no settlement progress. Emil Mazey said no settlement is possible now as the company refuses to replace workers hired since the strike began. Lyman Conger added the talks are about where they stood last August.
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O Daniel Announces Texas Governor Bid on Ten Commandments
W Lee O Daniel 114 former governor and U S senator declared himself a candidate for Texas governor on Monday night. He pledged a platform based on the ten commandments and said he would campaign prayerfully.
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Cedar Rapids Junior Chamber Forms Pool Study Panel
The Cedar Rapids Junior Chamber of Commerce appoints a swimming pool study committee to promote a second municipal pool. Chair is T. Olsen. members include Blake St. Clair John Mangold William DuVall Richard Thweatt Evan Kearney Harlax Debry and Robert Eltinger. The pool fund tops 17000 dollars and the panel meets Thursday at noon in the Roosevelt hotel.
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Menthelatum Ends Night Nose Congestion For Sleep
Thousands report Menthelatum clears nasal blockage at bedtime. Apply in both nostrils to ease congestion and reduce mouth breathing. The soothing action helps dry irritated passages, aiding normal breathing and reducing snoring.
Substituted Articles Adopted for Perpetual Savings and Loan
Notice records Cedar Rapids Iowa stockholders meeting on January 26 1956 approving substituted articles for Perpetual Savings and Loan Association. Includes corporate name location purpose capital stock amount 600000 shares par 10.00, 20 year existence, board of directors structure officers and signatures. Frontier names H Bennet Sutherland Bows A T Pierne Harry Palmier Duane Amel William Crissman Tudor Wider and officers Suthers Bows President Downe Arnold R M Henriett President Secretary Lode Assistant Secretary Treasurer Crissman Counselor and other details. The incorporation is registered with Iowa secretary of state and Scott County Iowa.
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Zeckendorf Buys Pair of Hotels in New York and Washington
Real estate tycoon William Zeckendorf announced the purchase of the Hotel Lincoln near Times Square and the Hotel Roosevelt in Washington from Mrs. Mark Kramer. The Lincoln had only about 200 of 1,300 rooms occupied after a 1952 labor dispute. Kramer reportedly paid nearly seven million dollars for the Lincoln in 1938. Zeckendorf did not disclose prices.
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City Hall Notes on Public Improvements and Appointments
City officials plan attendance at conferences on asphalt paving and arson detection, with costs covered by city funds. The list includes Swede Halvorson and John Stor ey among others. Officials seek bids, sidewalk and driveway fixes, stop signs, parking changes, and purchases for street and sewer operations.
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Hollywood Oscar Race Stirs in Movietown Trade Talks
Hollywood insiders debate which studio will sweep the Oscars as the ceremony nears at the Pantages Theater. MGM leads with 31 nominations, Warner Bros 17, while Fox and Paramount claim multiple acting and directing honors across a year of strong contenders.
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