Billy Graham Urges Church to Speak on Social ills
Evangelist Billy Graham told about 8,000 at the Cow Palace that the church must address race, alcoholism, and mental illness. He said the church should influence morality and society, glorify God, provide fellowship, and strengthen faith, as Christ predicted the church’s triumph. Singer Ethel Waters performed before the sermon.
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Status of Suzy Stays Shrouded
ST AUGUSTINE FIS UP I The glamorous high fashion model sister of actress Suzy Parker failed to shed light on the marital status of her sister Dorian Leigh. Leigh arrived here and brushed off reporters about Suzy who remains hospitalized with broken arms from an automobile train collision that killed their father. The seven year old actress has not explained why she told police she was Mrs P de La Salle. La Salle, 28, denied any marriage. Leigh on arrival in New York said she had no idea if a formal marriage had been made. She has long been linked romantically with Count Pierre de La Salle who lives in the same New York apartment building as the actress.
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Farm Bureau Set To Pick Officers
The Eden-Wash ingler Farm Bureau will select officers at 7 p.m. Thursday in the Washington Union High School cafeteria. The nominating committee slate includes Monard Mitchell as chairman Richery Johson as vice chairman James Lopes as secretary treasurer and Earl Wallace Tony Pacheco John Williams Walter Kempton Jess Perry Lopes and Johnson as directors.
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Zodiac Word Puzzle And Zodiac Message Study
The scanned fragment shows a garbled puzzle page listing numbers matched to zodiac signs and various phrases. It appears to guide readers to form messages by reading words corresponding to zodiac birth sign numbers, with multiple incongruous word pairs and stray letters throughout.
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UAW Actions Hit Chrysler Plants As Talks Stall
DETROIT AP United Auto Workers move to pressure Chrysler with a strike threat at one plant while urging others to stay on the job. The union seeks better unemployment benefits pensions and job transfer protections as no contract period drags on. Labor action on three Chrysler fronts included a wildcat 400-strong walkout at Dodge truck assembly in sympathy with suspended stewards. Plymouth Local 51 authorized a strike vote though no date was set. Contract talks continue with no progress seen. sources say signing before July is unlikely.
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Right to Work Backers Meet in San Francisco
Right to work supporters gathered in San Francisco and other Northern and Southern California areas to plan the measure’s path to the November ballot. Names were withheld for fear of reprisals. Roger D. Lapham said 221000 signatures are filed and about 230000 more are expected. 322429 valid signatures are needed. He noted a supplemental list would be released on June 13 and pledged to file all petitions soon.
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Miyoshi Umeki Plans Marriage To NBC-TV Director Opie
UPI reports Miyoshi Umeki the Academy Award winning actress plans to wed NBC-TV director Opie, a 26 year old associate director of a Tennessee Ernie Ford story, with the engagement announced Tuesday. They met two years ago when she arrived from Japan and appeared on the Ford show. she is currently performing in a Philadelphia nightclub.
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Mansfield Attacks GOP Over Labor Reform Bill
Senate whip Mike Mansfield accused Republicans of turning labor reform into politics and urged backing the Moderate bill from the Senate Labor Committee. He criticized Labor Secretary Mitchell for pontificating from afar while noting administration proposals to require union financial reports and officer elections. Goldwater urged defeat, saying the bill is the only political issue available, as four GOP members filed views outlining seven deficiencies in the bill.
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Don B. Johnson
Employment Up On U S Farms
An Agriculture Department survey during the week of May 18 24 shows farm employment 14 percent higher than a month earlier and 2 percent higher than a year ago. Increases from late April to May were larger than usual for both farm family workers and hired hands.
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Colman Widow Granted Monthly Support Payment
In Santa Barbara California the widow of film star Ronald Colman was awarded 53090 monthly support from his estate deemed worth over a million dollars by Superior Judge Ernest D Wagner The actor died May 13 at St Francis Hospital after a three decade film career from a viral lung infection leaving Mrs Colman as the beneficiary of the temporary grant
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Russia to Combat Thailand Epidemic
Wes Caerradle reported that the Soviet Union will ship medicine to Thailand to aid in fighting a cholera epidemic. The serum offer was made by the Soviet ambassador in Bangkok, announced on the broadcast. The Daily Review is a Hayward California newspaper serving Alameda County with multiple offices and daily circulation.
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Stunts Warned as Risk to U. S. Space Program
Los Angeles report quotes Dr. J. R. Dubridge urging NASA era restraint on costly space stunts. He argues smaller test rockets can yield essential knowledge without diverting funds. He contests the notion that Russia leads by sheer satellite size and warns against propaganda-driven aims.
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Boating Regulations Spark Statewide Cleanup Plan
California recreation officials released findings from a staff survey showing confusion in state and federal rules governing small pleasure craft. Director Sterling Winans urged a unified model law to standardize boating controls across all California waterways.
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Outboard Boating Club of America
Macmillan Wraps Up Talks With Ike and Dulles
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan completed talks with U S President Dwight D Eisenhower and Secretary of State John Foster Dulles. The discussions centered on the Middle East economics and Far East issues with possible references to Lebanon and the United Arab Republic.
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Two Youths Admit Cross Prank in San Francisco
Two teenage boys confessed to placing a cross on the lawn of Assistant District Attorney Cecil Poole in Ingleside. The youths, ages 16 and 11, said the act was a spur of the moment prank inspired by a London event and expressed remorse.
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Washington hosts working dinner with Macmillan at White House
The President hosted Prime Minister Harold Macmillan in a working dinner at the White House during a busy year end period, with discussions and formal courtesy noted as the evening progressed at the executive residence.
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White Horse
Ward Bond Hospitalized After Appendix Operation
Ward Bond, 55, star of Wagon Train, is in St Johns Hospital Santa Monica after an appendectomy. He was admitted Tuesday from his Beverly Hills home and was to resume filming next season. doctors expect at least three weeks out. The western show will shift to feature co star Robert Horton as buckskin scout during his absence.
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Fragrance Test Fails to Sweeten City Subway Cars
Scant progress as New York subway cars still carry their distinctive odor despite a TA experiment. Three cars had discs emitting apple blossom fragrance, but officials say the test did not reliably produce a sweeter smell in the transit system.
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MSJ Trustees Postpone Meet to June 23
Mission San Jose school trustees rescheduled their June 21 meeting to June 23. Transit Authority Chairman Charles Patterson noted an 8 p.m. test and a seminar for board members will be attended, with superintendent Williams confirming the change and additional details to follow.
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American Freed On Bail in Tokyo
American businessman Joseph Crowley, 48, was released on bail in Tokyo after being held on charges of fatally injuring his brother in law Tad Newark Jones. He faced related accusations as other figures in the case, including Frederick Kissinger, were questioned. The global recession and rising unemployment were noted alongside Crowley’s legal proceedings.
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Frederick Kissinger
Pilot Praised For Skill In Airline Crash
Argentine pilot Rogelio E Meiella skillfully landed a burning DC6 in waist deep water on Illa Grande, enabling 11 passengers to evacuate with minimal injuries. Maj Tulio Ribeiro, observing from above, hailed the action as extraordinary praising Meiella for saving lives.
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Supreme Court Studies Right to Work Case in California
The California Supreme Court heard arguments on whether counties and cities can enact right to work laws. Unions argued federal TaftHarley preemption blocks local action. Trinity County contended state law bars such measures. A decision was anticipated before the November election, guiding future related cases. A Palm Springs challenge was postponed and Justice McComb disqualified due to a conflict.
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