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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1957

Page

3

Best Writers Who Ever Lived Help Make Graham TV Success

A New York TV executive praised Billy Graham's Madison Square Garden telecast while noting technical fixes. Viewers nationwide reported conversions after the program, as Graham spoke on John 3 16 and sought simple, clear messaging for broader understanding.

Graham TV New York New York City Billy Graham Madison Square Garden Graham God North Carolina Christ ABC

Medicare changes for dependents of U S uniformed forces

The Medicare program expands civilian access to medical care for dependents of service members. It uses state contracts with the Defense Department and AMA backed agencies to reimburse doctors and hospitals, with fees set by state agreements and modest daily hospital charges.

United States The Journal of the American Medical Association Alaska Hawaii Puerto Rico District of Columbia Medicare Defense Department Ilinois American Medical Association A.M.A Edwins. Hamilton Department of Defense

State Population Fast Moving To Towns in Alabama

Mobile city commissioner Joseph N. Langan told Alabama legislators that within three years over 75 percent of the state's population will live in cities or their fringes. He urged bills to liberalize annexation, allow higher charges for services outside city limits, permit local voting for amendments, authorize off street parking facilities, and create a $5 annual city tax on cars. The Alabama League of Municipalities convened the luncheon to discuss roughly 75 bills facing the Legislature.

Montgomery Alabama Joseph N. Langan Mobile Hagan Alabama League of Municipalities Ed E. Reid Langan Cipal Reid

Minister Grahams View of Bible in Sermons

Graham emphasizes reliance on Bible as core source for sermons and guidance. He notes that without the four gospel writers Matthew Mark Luke and John his message would lack substantial content for his large audience.

Graham Matthew Mark Luke John

Trio Accused In Six Deaths To Face Trial

In Los Angeles three men charged with touching off a flash fire that killed six at a neighborhood bar will stand trial June 24 on murder and arson counts. A fourth man, Oscar Brenhaugh, 44, was freed for lack of evidence at a pretrial hearing before Superior Judge Louis H. Burke.

Los Angeles Louis H. Burke Oscar Brenhaugh

Connor Victor Over Lindbergh in Birmingham renomination

Unofficial returns show Connor 16 175 votes to Lindberghs 15 682 for Birmingham public safety commissioner. Connor, a longtime pro segregation leader, accuses Lindbergh of not taking a firm stand on integration while Lindbergh pledges to uphold segregation laws.

Birmingham Eugene Bull Connor Alabama Public Safety Jefferson County Lindbergh Commission

Cub Scout Pack 91 Holds Family Picnic at Delano Park

Cub Scout Pack 91 of St. Ann's Catholic School wrapped up the year with a family picnic at Delano Park. Cubmaster Gene Berrigan presented awards including Bear Badges to Anthony Kopera and Wayne Blaxton, Denner's Badges and pins to Tim Laughlin and Toby Joseph, Webelos Badge to Phillip Loy, Den Chief Cord to Wayne James, and the group visited the Gordon Dr fire station as a closing project.

St. Ann's Catholic School Delano Park Gene Berrigan Anthony Kopera Wayne Blaxton Tim Laughlin Denner Toby Joseph Phillip Loy Webbes Wayne James Cord Gordon Dr

Four men indicted in arson slaying at Club Mecca

Clyde Bates 36 Manuel J Hernandez 18 and Manuel Chavez 25 were named in a six count murder and one arson indictment. The Club Mecca blaze in south central Los Angeles followed a dispute after the group was ejected. witnesses say they returned, spilled gasoline and struck a match.

Clyde Bates Manuel J. Hernandez Manuel Chavez Mecca Los Angeles

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