Graham brings hopeful message to Clinton High School
Evangelist Billy Graham spoke to about 2,500 at Clinton High School amid bomb damage, urging love over segregation as the school rebuilds. He praised Christ’s gospel while noting the need for unity. The event also featured a $27,000 donation from Drew Pearson and school funding details totaling $145,000 in aid and insurance.
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Clinton, Tenn
Billy Graham
Clinton
Clinton High School
Graham de
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Anderson County School Board
Graham
Knutson Complaint Considered in Election Dispute
A House Elections subcommittee reviews Mrs Knutson's petition claiming a 1 390 vote loss in a 94 336 tally due to false charges by her husband. She accuses a malicious conspiracy tied to Langen, who denies any involvement or discussing the couple's domestic issues in his campaign.
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Washington
Spe
Knutson
Langen
Koutsons
AP Council Elects New Officers
Charlotte AP dispatch reports the North Carolina press group electing new officers for the coming year. Dick Wynne of the Asheville Citizen becomes council president, with Dave Sane of the Shelby Star as first vice president and Henry Coble of Greens.
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Swinton
United States
Europe
Et Bak
Moscow
Dick Wynne
Asheville
Dave Sane
Shelby Star
Henry Coble
Greens
Reformed King Cobras Gang Shows Lasting Change
Seattle AP reports the King Cobras, reformed publicly 10 months ago, have kept on the straight path. Members held a restitution dinner raising 123.08 while two started a dance band and others joined sports, student council, or moved away with families. one leader plans engineering after graduation, expressing hope for no more trouble. It notes the gang has dissolved and youths pursue divergent paths.
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Seattle
Wash
King Cobras
White
Cobra
Japanese coal miners begin indefinite partial strike
More than 250000 miners across 12 major Japanese coal mines launched a partial strike for an indefinite period demanding a yearend bonus of 2000 yen per worker. The National Coal Miners Union leads the action as several editors and AP officials are named in the report.
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Tokyo
National Coal Miners Union
Incomplete regional language survey noted in Maine report
An OCR fragment mentions Maine as a state with multilingual farms and a union, citing about 96 percent of farms and more than 100 dialects in the Americas, alongside references to New Hampshire. The text is garbled and references Indians of western Guatemala and many phone calls.
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Maine
Guate
United States
New Hampshire
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