Graham Prays For Hatoyama and Preaches to Masses in Tokyo
U S evangelist Billy Graham prayed for Ichiro Hatoyama Japan to unite in faith and preached to about 15 000 inside the International Indoor Stadium and thousands more outside where loudspeakers carried the message. Police counted 40 000 in total. He urged an end to sin that separates God and man while Hatoyama reportedly wept during the prayer. Graham planned further meetings in Osaka and a swing through Korea and Hawaii before returning to the United States.
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Ichiro Hatoyama
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Yomiuri
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Osaka
Korea
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President Cleveland
Honolulu
Woodward's Sons Granted $30,000 Each for 1956 Expenses
New York judge approves $30,000 yearly for William Woodward III and James for maintenance education and support. Surrogate George Frankenthaler signed the order, listing needs including tuition horseback riding and dancing lessons travel and incidentals. The petition by widow Ann Woodward follows her Oct. death of her husband in a Long Island home.
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Ann Woodward
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William Woodward
Rising Temperature
Weather notes report a low of 25 tonight and a high of 55 tomorrow. Today's high reached 48 with a last night low of 25. The sun’s set and rise times are indicated as today’s sunset and tomorrow’s sunrise.
Scanty Clues in Basements Theft Ring
Louisville police say clues are scanty in an investigation of multiple basement thefts. Seven women reported burglars entered unlocked basements and stole rayon and nylon undergarments, with losses up to nineteen dollars.
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Far West to Get More Wet Weather
Forecasters warned of continued wet weather across the Far West with a rain belt from San Francisco to southern Washington. Southern Oregon reported torrential rainfall, river rises on the Rogue and South Umpqua, and about four inches of rain in some locales. The last Christmas floods caused major losses.
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North and South Carolina Weather Forecast Summary
North Carolina sunny and cool this afternoon with highs in the 40s in mountains and 50s elsewhere. Tonight fair and cold with low 24 to 30 in mountains and low 30s along the coast. Wednesday warmer and fair. South Carolina fair and cool this afternoon and tonight, then slightly warmer Wednesday. Temperatures near normal with light to no rainfall and a chance of scattered showers Friday or Saturday.
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Bill Would Give Indians Name Lumbee
A Senate bill would recognize about 4000 Indians along the Lumber River in North Carolina as Lumbee Indians. The House passed the measure yesterday. The Robeson County farmers and businessmen trace ancestry to early colonists and coastal tribes. Local voters adopted the Lumbee name in 1951 and the state assembly approved it in 1953.
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Judge Bryan Seeks 4th Circuit Seat With Bipartisan Backing
Judge Albert V. Bryan of the Northern Virginia Federal District Court gains support from Virginia senators and Rep. Smith for the 4th Circuit judgeship. The 4th Circuit covers Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, North and South Carolina, with others backing Bryan amid retirement of Judge Dobie and a competing nomination of Sobeloff.
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Broyhill
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Sen. Thurmond
D-Sc
Justice Department
Eisenhower
Tin consumption rises as global supply routes expand
American industries use over 70,000 tons of tin annually with supply sourced mainly from Asia, Africa, and South America, reflecting a broad international trade network and rising demand across manufacturing sectors.
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Africa
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