Billy Graham Draws 29000 in Sydney Rain
Billy Graham preached to 29,000 in a stormy Sydney crowd on a Saturday night. The second young people's night drew bemedalled ex servicemen who had attended Anzac Day ceremonies. Graham urged prayer for rain as crowds grew with each shower and 2,055 people decided to follow Christ.
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New Zealand
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Mine Fire Branded As Arson In Eastern Kentucky Strike
State police blamed a $200000 fire at Ashlo Coal Co. on arsonists as National Guard units joined police to patrol Letcher and Perry counties amid a seven week strike over a $2 daily pay raise. Guardsmen moved in after 450 pickets threatened to seize the plant, with two counties experiencing ongoing violence and a nonunion operator killed.
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National Guard
Kentucky
Ashle Coal Co
Gov. A. B. Chandler
Associated Press
H. B. Littell
Letcher
Perry County
United Mine Workers
UMW
Chandler
Ashle
Combs
Ashlo
L. L. Mathis
Youngsters in Cultural Exchange Between Nations
Six fourth grade Soviets visited Hillendale Elementary School in Maryland while eighteen American students from grades four to six greeted them and spoke in Russian. The pair of schools' principals hope the visit shows the practical value of language study and fosters cross cultural understanding.
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Washngton
Soviet Union
United States
Hillandale
Atienes Assa
Court orders Delaware schools to integrate one grade per year
U S District Judge Caleb Layton Jr orders the Delaware State Board of Education to begin gradual integration in fall starting with first grade. He rejects immediate integration and denies requests to delay in Milton and to let pupils choose their previous schools. The plan moves forward despite fears of tension and violence.
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Del
State Board of Education
Delaware
U.S. Dist
Caleb R. Layton
The
National Assn
Layton
State Board
U.S. Supreme Court
Dover
Kent
Sussex
New Castle County
Januar D. Bove
Nashville
Tenn
Louis Redding
Supreme Court
Milton
Planes Land Safely After Tire Failures In Michigan
Two Capital Airliners landed within three hours at Grand Rapids with tire blowouts. One DC4 stopped after emergency braking, four tires blown. the other touched down on four main tires after a flat under-wing tire. No injuries. crews from Chicago.
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Mich
Russell Irwin
Detroit
Chicago
Lowell Huff
Huff
State Board Gasps at Influence Over Kindergarten Supervision
A fragment notes that local kindergarten classes operate under various districts and are not state board supported, implying limited state power to defer or defeat in this area.
Seven Die In Bus Collision Near Foggia Italy
Seven people died and 27 were injured when a bus and a heavy truck collided near Foggia on Saturday. The bus was returning from Castelluccio dei Sauri after a pilgrimage to a Roman Catholic shrine.
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Foggia
Italy
Castelluccio Dei Sauri
Irving Berlin Lacked Ability to Read Music
Encyclopedia Britannica notes the famous American composer Irving Berlin could neither read nor write music, highlighting his exceptional talent despite this limitation.
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Irving Berlin
Encyclopedia Britannica
Nuclear Talks In Doubt After Khrushchev Dissent
Khrushchev voiced dissatisfaction with a phased suspension plan for nuclear tests casting grave doubt on Geneva talks. He did not rule out negotiations though and American and British delegates insist any accord requires a phased suspension or a revised control system for overall stoppage.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Geneva
Khrushchev
Ing
Washington
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
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