Billy Graham on Christian rebirth at Chicago crusade
Evangelist Billy Graham told a Chicago Crusade audience that Christian rebirth is an act of faith transforming lives. He warned against relying on doubt and textbook religion, urged personal turning from sin to Christ, and outlined the steps of recognition of sin, Christ’s death and resurrection, and faith in Jesus.
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Bandits Planned Robbery With Wyatt Aid
Wyatt released from prison in February flew from Covington to aid in a bank robbery plan. He and Chalmers left a house with Is labele, Chalmers’ bride of a month, and were later found dead. A bank teller, Wellington S. Labaile, 39, pursued the robbers and was shot through the windshield as they wrecked a car and took Lanny Adams’s vehicle. Adams and his family escaped unharmed. AdamsGuided officers to the robbers’ path, triggering a gun battle with about 20 officers ending the pursuit.
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Marine Major Killed In Jet Crash Near Georgetown
A Marine Corps major, George W. Piland, 41, died in a crash of a T-21 trainer jet en route from Cherry Point North Carolina to Meridian Mississippi. Civil air patrol located the wreck six miles west southwest of Georgetown South Carolina, revealing a swamp fire and crater. Piland’s body was due to be sent to Newport News Virginia. the search involved Civil Air Patrol units from several states and military aircraft from Norfolk Virginia.
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Berlin Crisis Eases but Tensions Hold as Talks Continue
In late September Secretary Rusk began exploratory talks with Soviet officials on a possible East West Berlin accord. The lull in East West conflict follows the talks, despite intermittent fighting in Laos and harassment of Western aircraft. Khrushchev faces pressures that could spark diversions, while China and the Soviet bloc suffer shortages. Western markets thrive as Khrushchev proposes a world trade body to counter the Common Market, seen by Rusk as a diversion from Western plans. East West border incidents remain common, with Berlin air and ground traffic vulnerable to harassment and potential flare ups at any time.
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Madrid Detentions After Munich Meeting Report
Spanish authorities detained two returning participants from the Munich conference a Falangist report linked to a proposed European Union stance against Franco. Josquin Fernandez de Sabrastegui and Jesus Pardo Arrarte were held in restricted residence, with Arrarte choosing exile in Amsterdam after Spain ordered remote island confinement.
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Tax bill fights keep pressure on investment credit
The debate over the investment tax credit and withholding on dividends and interest dominates Congress. Administration backs a credit of seven to eight dollars per hundred invested, but faces opposition from business groups and lawmakers wary of budget impact. Standby anti-recession tax tools fade as lawmakers push to shelve the measure while other tax tweaks pass. In unrelated notes, Tucson police report a string of drink-related incidents involving a student, a woman with a garden hose, and a youth near a university.
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Kennedy clan battles shape up in Senate race
In Boston and Springfield reports the Kennedy family s political wars heat up with Ted Kennedy s bid for the Senate pitting him against rival Mel McCormack in a fierce Democratic primary The piece notes John W McCormack s nephew and the clan s long House sway as analysts predict records in September and a possible independent bid by Harvard professor Stuart Hughes
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