England and France Reach Accord On Close Aid
Paris AP report says French Premier de Gaulle and British Prime Minister Macmillan agreed on close cooperation to defend the free world. They emphasized talks were exchanges of views, not negotiations, with gaps on atomic weapons and a 17 nation free trade area.
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Algeria
Selwyn Lloyd
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Britain
United States
Billy Graham Opens Crusade in Sacramento
Billy Graham launches an eight day evangelistic crusade at the State Fairgrounds in Sacramento drawing 18 450 attendees. About 550 people came forward for Decisions for Christ as he warned of a beat generation mindset and urged focus on the soul alongside mind and body.
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Billy Graham
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County Line Social Notes Mention Local Visits and News
Friday evening guests included Mr. and Mrs. Frank White and family with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Babcock and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Babcock and Kenneth. Several trips and visits are listed among neighbors and relatives, plus a church camp opening with 107 juniors and 23 helpers at Hidden Haven.
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Bill Babcock
Roy Babcock
Kenneth
Gene Williams
Miney
Williams
Don Renken
Verne Fraser
Lila Powers
Charles Payne
Karen
Apple Valley
Calif
Kenneth Nora French
Meridian
Idaho
Kenneth Richards
Orville Holtzman
Montgomery
Ala
Stanley Stitt
Kansas City
E. J. Stitt
Hidden Haven
Bradley Coffey
Cherryvale
Ellis Holtzman
Parakeet Flies Coop After Vet Orders At Home
Max the bilingual parakeet escaped Miss Marie Lipani's Newark home after a veterinarian's orders to stay on the wagon. The bird speaks Italian and English, knows about 300 words, and enjoys cocktail parties, though his diet of plain seed and water has left him "high and perhaps even dry."
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N. J
Max
Marie Lipani
LaRosa Stars In Starlight Production At Kansas City
Singer Julius LaRosa, 28, headlines the Starlight theatre cast for Kiss Me Kate to run July 7 to 13. Rosa linda features Johann Strauss music with Jean Fenn and Jack Russell. The season opens with LaRosa and continues with Randy Sparks Virginia Gibson in Tom Sawyer, Jan Clayton in Carousel, Pat Suzuki in Wizard of Oz, Frankie Lane in Guys and Dolls, and Robert Weede in The Most Happy Fella.
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Starlight Theatre
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Rosalinda
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Jack Russell
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Meat Tenderizing Salt for Venison Steak Tips
The note suggests using meat tenderizing salt on venison steak to improve texture. It advises broiling or pan frying and serving the steak rare for best results.
Indian Language Bible Auctioned for 20160 Dollars
An Indian language Bible, possibly the first complete US printed edition, sold for 20160 dollars to C. J. Sessler of Philadelphia. It was among 20 Eliot Indian translations sent to England in 1661 and from the Duke of Devonshire collection. John Fleming bought a 1535 Luther Bible on vellum for 16800 dollars.
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United States
C. J. Sessler
Philadelphia
John Eliot
England
Charles II
Duke of Devonshire
John Fleming
New York
Martin Luther
Augsburg
Students Face Major Problem With Emotions
Dr. Dana L. Farnsworth of Harvard health service told the National Education Association that at least 10 percent of college students have serious psychological difficulties needing professional help. He warned such emotional disturbances can lead to scholastic failure depression anxiety and other issues and noted his own institution sees a much higher proportion. He cited home and social environments as underlying causes.
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Dana L. Farnsworth
Harvard University
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National Education Assn
Farnsworth
Death Claims Three In Ohio Rescue Efforts
A weekend spree of fatal incidents in Ohio saw three would be rescuers perish. In Fostoria a father failed to save his 3 year old son on railroad tracks. In Cincinnati a 4 year old saved his brother then died. In Ottawa County a drowning occurred when a woman slipped under. Names: Lewis Rice, Jackie DeMint, Miss Joan Tasch, Mrs. Ellen Andress.
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Ohio
Fostoria
Cincinnati
Ottawa County
Toussaint River
Kelley's Island
Lake Erie
Lewis Rice
Jackie DeMint
Joan Tasch
Oak Harbor
Ellen Andress
Vermilion
Negro Singer and White Educator Married in Springfield
Miss Adele Addison the nationally known Negro lyric soprano and Norman Berger associate director of prosthetics education at New York University were married Sunday in Springfield. The Rev Hezekia M Hutchings performed the ceremony at the bride’s aunt and uncle home with relatives and friends present. Berger, who is white, graduated from Springfield College in 1943 with a master’s degree.
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Springfield
Mass
Adele Addison
Norman Berger
New York University
Hezekia M. Hutchings
Berger
Springfield College
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