Bishop Attacks Graham Revival Methods in Australia
Anglican Bishop T B McCall of Rockhampton criticized evangelist Billy Graham s revival methods as objectionable and dishonest He cited a Rockhampton priest counted as a conversion after an emotional appeal and noted the miscount by Graham s team The Sydney spokesman for Graham defended the bishop s language as stronger than needed.
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UPI
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Friden Grants Boost for Hospital Campaigns
Friden Tacley contributed $15,000 to both St. Rose Hospital in Hayward and San Leandro Memorial Hospital building funds. Each campaign targets a May 22 deadline with San Leandro Memorial aiming to raise $830,900 to qualify for over $1.2 million in grants. St. Rose has raised $63,082 toward an $850,000 goal, with plans to reach $250,000 by May 22 to meet Burton grant requirements.
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San Leandro Memorial Hospital
Friden Tac
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Wichita
Kan
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St. Rose Campaign
Burton
French unions call 24 hour rail strike nationwide
Paris authorities report a 24 hour nationwide railway strike called by CGT and autonomous unions. The action, planned for May, targets state owned railroads to push for higher wages and improved working conditions.
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Paris
UPI
Jed Confederation of General Workers
CGT
Godfrey Told About Cancer Surgery News Update
New York AP Arthur Godfrey, 55, was told he had a part of his lung removed for a malignant tumor after five hours of exploratory surgery. He recovered well from anesthesia and was moved to a hospital room. doctors gave no prediction on recurrence and he faces an indefinite convalescence in a hospital suite.
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New York
UPD
Arthur
Godfrey
Columbia (Presbyterian’ Medical Center
Jett
Four Killed in Car Collision Near Marysville
UPI report from Marysville says a crash Thursday night killed four young people and injured a fifth. patrol officers could not determine a cause as the impact was severe and the bodies lay along the highway.
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Marysville
UPI
S F Still Contender For Summit
Speculation on a summit site surged with San Francisco listed among favorites to host the East West conference. Officials said no decision is made until the East-West foreign ministers meet in Geneva May 11. Possible sites include Quebec Geneva Vienna Paris with various nations backing European cities or the U S to accommodate Khrushchev's Washington visit.
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UPI
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Geneva
San Francisco
Quebec
Vienne
Eisenhower
United States
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Britain
France
West Germany
U.S
Nikita Khrushchev
Washington
South Crossing Bill Introduced in Legislature
Sacramento UPI A bill to authorize a Southern Crossing from Candlestick Point in San Francisco to Bay Farm Island in Alameda County was introduced by Assemblyman Bernard Galiney. The crossing would be built by the Toll Bridge Authority, financed by a bond issue secured by tolls from the San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge, while Bay Bridge tolls would continue. A separate bill would preserve Bay Bridge tolls and channel surplus to the San Francisco Bay Rapid Transit District for rapid transit development.
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UPI
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San Francisco
Bay Farm Island
Alameda
Coutyl
Toll Bridge Authority
San Francisco- Oakland
Assemblyman
Bérard Galiney
D-San Franccisco
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San Francis
Co Bay
Berlin May Day Demonstrations Highlight Berlin Split
In Berlin East and West staged rival May Day rallies as Clare Boothe Luce became ambassador to Brazil despite Republican opposition. West Berliners packed the Platz to show support for a free city while Soviet and East German displays emphasized military restraint amid rising tensions.
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UPY
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UPI
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Brazil
Eisenhower
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Senate
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Wayne Morse
D-Ore
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Terri- Hagetty
Tory
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Marin Crash Kills Juvenile Hall Official
A Marin County juvenile hall supervisor Kenneth Stuve 30 was killed in a crash on Highway when a sport utility car struck a barricade and flipped. Two other supervisors Jacqueline Jobson 22 and Nicholas Minitzky 44 were injured. Jobson hospitalized with head injuries and bruises while Minitzky received minor injuries and went home. All three had been working late at Marin County Juvenile Hall.
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Jacqueline Jobson
San Francisco
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Speeding Mother Hits Ambulance in Oakland Crash
Mrs. Amma Campbell, 23, drove through a flashing red light and struck an ambulance rushing a motorcyclist to hospital. The ambulance, with siren on, carried Julius Cash, 17, who suffered a possible skull fracture after a crash with a fence. Nate sustained serious injuries.
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Julius Cash
Nate
Panama Rebels To Surrender Under OAS Mediation
The Organization of American States and foreign invaders will surrender unconditionally today. An OAS commission led by Brazil's Fernando Lobo will supervise rebels in Nombre de Dios turning over weapons. Cuban fighters reportedly to be repatriated to Cuba.
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UPD
Organization of American States
Panama
Julio A. LaCarte
Council Chaiman
OAS
Washington
Fernando Lobo
Brazil
Taa Carte
UPI
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Cuba
Herter Plans Radio TV Talk on Big Four Conference
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter will address the nation via radio and television next Thursday night to discuss Allied strategy for the May Geneva Big Four talks. The White House said the speech will introduce the 61 year old diplomat as Eisenhower's foreign policy quarterback and summarize the Berlin crisis, German reunification, and European security at stake.
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UPI
Christian A. Herter
Geneva
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White House
Eisenhower
Berlin
Germany
Trusty Borrows Warden's Auto This Alabama Prisoner Fined
Prison trusty Burt Gamble confessed to borrowing the warden's car to see his girlfriend and was fined $100 in Montgomery. The incident was reported by UPI.
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UPI
Burt Gamble
Montgomery apologizes for remarks about United States
London reports that Montgomery returned from Moscow and apologized for jokes about American leadership. He refused to detail talks with Khrushchev and said his remarks were in jest, though British newspapers and President Eisenhower criticized the interview.
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Nikita Khrdehchev
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Prayer for Today Ames
A devotional prayer recounts Moses and the Ten Commandments asking for grace to obey the timeless code and to build lives accordingly in Ames.
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Ames
Decision Seen: June site choice for area college final
The Public Works Board chair Bert W. Levit said a final site decision for the area college is expected by June 15. The board considered seven sites, narrowing to Fremont and Newark options with others still in play, while soil tests and land appraisals proceed.
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