New Bible Denounced By Minister In Denver Rally
A crowd of 1200 heard Rev. Carl McIntire denounce the New Revised Standard Version as unholy and influenced by liberals and modernists who deny Christ's deity. He condemned church groups sponsoring the revision and urged nationwide protests from Jan 30.
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National Council of the Churches of Christ
Bible Project
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International Council of Christian Churches
American Council of Christian Churches
Drunk-O-Meter Tests Used in 242 Cities
Chicago report notes 242 cities in 42 states used drunkometer tests to back up arrests for drunken driving. The National Safety Council survey found conviction rates rose significantly when chemical tests were admitted in court, with almost half the cities reporting 100 percent convictions using the tests.
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International City Managers Association
National Safety Council
Gunman Fells Six Others Before He Is Wounded
New York City gunman Clarence Sims sparked a running firefight through Times Square. Police wounded Sims as he tried to quit, after wounding three officers and a number of bystanders during a chaotic car and street chase.
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Eighth Ave
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Denville
N.J
Eighth Re
42Nd St
Richard Linquist
Queens
Roy Cahill
Frank Colasonno
Cecil Johnson
Manhattan
George MeAuliffe
McAuliffe
Jahnson
Robert Knox
Richard Conlon
Falsie Alarm Brings Firemen to Texarkana Laundry
A falsie alarm triggered a Texarkana fire crew Tuesday. A pair of falsies caught fire while being dried in a laundry tumbling machine. Firemen said friction started the blaze, which caused little damage.
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Pair of felonious assault suspects linked to dozens of robberies
Sims and Johnson, charged with felonious assault and illegal weapon possession, were linked to a string of robberies across multiple cities. O Shea interrogated Sims and presented a list of crimes as officers tied the pair to dozens of jobs, including an $8,000 kidnapping in Harrison, New York.
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James B. Leggett
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Harlem
Brooklyn
Boston
Leggett
Ohio State Penitentiary
Cleveland
Three gunmen sought after fatal Main Street holdup
Police widened a 15 year dragnet into Canada to catch three gunmen who killed jeweler Donald Hurd and wounded two employees during a $10,000 diamond heist on Main Street. Detectives displayed Canadian suspects to witnesses as investigators traced a Virginia license plate and a North Carolina plate found near the crime scene. The Jewelers' 24 Carat Club of Western New York offered a $500 reward for the killers.
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North Carolina
24 Carat Club
New York
Tokyo TV Begins Test Broadcasts On Three Stations
Japan's government broadcaster has secured a preliminary license to start regular TV service in February. A three-station hookup will carry programming with tests already conducted in Tokyo Osaka and Nagoya featuring popular sports events.
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Boadcasting Corp. of
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Osaka
Nagoya
Recess Ordered In Hearing On Carolina Telephone Rate hike
The North Carolina Utilities Commission recessed a hearing on Carolina Telephone rate increase after company officials supported a 14 percent annual rise. The firm seeks an extra 2.28 million dollars yearly to yield 7.5 percent return. An opposition group formed led by Wilson Chamber of Commerce secretary John Parramore Jr. and Oliver Rand was named chief counsel. Carolina Telephone had previously been granted a 1.07 million dollar increase last May.
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John Parramore Jr
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Oliver JG. Rand
Wilson
Carolina Telephone
Marine Corps Emblem Adopted in 1868
The present insignia of the U. S. Marine Corps anchor globe and eagle was adopted in 1868. It is noted that about 250 million people worldwide speak English.
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