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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1962
Page
13
Festival plans proceed with local organizers in Fridley. Event features marching participants and community groups assembling for a midday parade through downtown. Mayor Keamath Fridley is expected to attend and greet attendees.
Evangelist Graham criticizes teen moral neglect during a Chicago crusade. He portrays youths as troubled, often ignorant about sex, yet strongly drawn to vice amid widespread social pressures.
City officials warned that parking lot operators who fail to pave or extend work risk license revocation. Mayor Shankia said extensions are expired and two weeks remain to act. Assistant City Solicitor Light noted possible $100 fine or 30 day jail, or both.
Graham tells hundreds of students that sexual morality hinges on marriage and divine guidance. He cites church influence on morals and urges following Christ to gain security, while noting city code delays in paving and possible license revocation for noncompliance.
A motion to support Sawyers was made by C. E. Sill and seconded by John Anderson of Charleston, the state AGC president, as part of backing the interstate 75 road program.
Washington sources say U Thant and the United States urge a halt to hostilities to enable secret Indonesian Dutch negotiations on New Guinea. Indonesia reports covert infiltrators and both sides prep for talks in New York while the Soviet Union and China back military aid to Indonesia. Seven arrested in a third gambling raid this week. authorities warn of numbers racket as part of crime crackdown.
Firefighter Barry Willard reported a small cellar fire at the Raymond Jordan residence on Patterson Fork Pinch. Damage estimated at 1 0 to the cellar roof and contents including washer dryer water pump gas stove and canned foods. Fire started from the gas stove and crews fought the blaze about an hour. Ex Mercer official dies of heart attack in Princeton L Fred W Snead 62 former Mercer County Board of Education member and merchant passes away.
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