Graham crusade gains broad church support and reform
A decade into Billy Graham's evangelistic crusades Protestant clergy largely accept his work. Sponsorship by the National Capital Council of Churches in Washington signals wide approval. Critics fade as churches return to biblically grounded preaching and simpler outreach.
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Limericks stir political ribbing by GOP committee
A Washington dispatch notes the Republican congressional committee drafts limericks to describe candidates and issues in this election year. The columnist critiques the poems as concise yet partisan, comparing them to Edward Lear and King Lear.
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The Bible On Brotherhood And Human Experience
The author argues that biblical stories like Jacob and Esau reveal timeless human conflicts. He recalls familie rifts among brothers, noting enmity persists in modern society despite propaganda of brotherhood. The Bible offers warnings and lessons still relevant today to reduce unbrotherliness.
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Judy Garland Sings in Pepe Sequence Without Appearing
Judy Garland adds her singing to Pepe with an interlude featuring her voice while she remains unseen. The Pepe production already features an international lineup of guest celebrities.
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Admissions and dismissals at Childress General Hospital
The Childress General Hospital recorded admissions for L. O. Young of Turkey on Thursday Homer Rhodes on Thursday Carla Gregory on Thursday Mrs. Michie Thaten on Thursday Mrs. Albert Bird on Friday Kent Wymore on Friday and Mrs. R. E. Statham on Friday Dismissals include Mrs. Leon Rodriguez and baby on Thursday Mrs. Gary Wynn and baby on Thursday and Mrs. E. L. Wakefield on Thursday L. S. Nicols on Thursday.
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Weather Bureau declares it hot as Mississippi hits 98
The Weather Bureau in Jackson Mississippi updated its forecast language to hot after temperatures reached 98 degrees marking a shift from warm to hot in Mississippi. The move reflects rising heat levels and signals continued high temperatures through the period.
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Cuba Seizure Threat Hints Confiscation of U.S. Businesses
Premier Fidel Castro signals possible nationwide seizure of American owned assets in Cuba. The warning follows earlier moves and suggests current holdings could be taken, with concern over future access for Americans.
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