Graham closes seven night Atlanta crusade with home commandments
Evangelist Billy Graham wrapped a seven night Atlanta Stadium crusade drawing over 300000 listeners. He outlined ten home commandments including authority in the home and marriage, praised wives, urged work by children, Bible reading and regular worship. Security reported no crimes during crusade hours and about 10000 people responded to salvation calls. It drew protests from a small black group over relations with President Nixon and leadership in planning the event while crowds remained predominantly white.
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Energy seminar underway at Southern Governors Conference
At Little Rock the energy seminar heard Charles J. DiBona and J. Leslie Reed defend Nixon's voluntary gasoline allocation program amid farming shortages and oil cutbacks. North Carolina farmers and several states challenged the plan, while Gov. Briscoe and others urged no mandatory rationing, warning of dire economic and environmental tradeoffs. The Nile is noted as the world's longest river at 4,145 miles.
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Obituaries from Norman Ark and surrounding area
Obituaries list several local deaths with service details. Herbert J. Jones of Norman died at 72 in Little Rock hospital. survivors include wife Velda Mae, son Floyd, brother Edwin, sister Ruby Cogburn, three grandchildren, two great grandchildren. Funeral at Liberty Baptist Church near Norman with Rev. J W Love. burial Oak Grove Cemetery. Other notices: Mrs Bernice Mayfield died at 53, service at Union Baptist Church Fulton. burial White Hill Cemetery. William Benjamin Moore, 37, funeral at Missionary Grove Baptist Church. burial Missionary Grove Cemetery. survivors include daughter Bobby Marie, mother Katie Moore, brothers Billy R Moore and John Ed Moore, sister Mrs W B Shelton. Robert Peterson of Route 2 Hope, 89, died. survivors include two daughters, one brother, five grandchildren, 12 great grandchildren. services at Hern don Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Norris Steele. burial Memorial Gardens.
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Fulton
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White Hill
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Missionary Grove Baptist Church
Ark East
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Prescott, Ark
Nevada County
Boughton Baptist Church
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Arlington, Va
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Prescott
Robert Peterson
Route 2
Hope
Mildred Dillard
Dorothy Lee Smith
Longview
Tex
Eddy A. Peterson
Houston
Herndon Funeral Home Chapel
Norris Steele
Memorial Gardens
Arkansas Forecast Warms With Dozens of Thunder Showers
Experiment station report for 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Monday notes a high of 91 and a low of 62. State forecasts for Arkansas call for mostly fair warm conditions today and tonight, with Tuesday remaining partly cloudy and warm and scattered thundershowers mainly in the north. Highs today and Tuesday expected in the upper 80s to mid 90s, with tonight’s lows in the upper 60s to low 70s.
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Ireland installs new president in bid for conciliation
Ireland inaugurates Erskine Childers at 68 as its fourth president. He is the second Protestant to hold the office and the first elected president, with Protestant and Roman Catholic leaders jointly attending. The ceremony signals a push for unity amid Northern Ireland tensions.
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Irish Republic
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Douglas Hyde
Northern Ireland
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Irish election shapes Queen's speech and unity bid
In Dublin a ceremony at Dublin Castle marked the upcoming Irish visit and reconciliation push. Former deputy prime minister Charles Haughey’s Fianna Fáil candidate Paddy Childers led a bid to ease North South tensions as Ulster elections loom for a new provincial assembly. The incoming first lady Rita Childers, a Roman Catholic and former embassy aide, accompanies the change as Eamon de Valera ends his second seven year term.
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Retiring educator cites utilities as flawed schooling model
New York City schools chief Harvey Scribner, leaving his post June 30, argues the system fails when 30 percent of students drop out, contrasting it with utilities that serve the public quickly. He urges public demand for reform, criticizes labeling failures, and plans to join the University of Massachusetts Amherst faculty to influence future administrators.
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Associated Press
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Noted minister dies in Austin
Dr. Blake Smith a prominent Baptist minister to UT and college students is dead at 71 from an apparent heart attack in Ithaca New York while visiting his son Rev John L Smith He led University Baptist Church Austin from 1943 to 1969 before retirement
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Blake Smith
University of Texas
Smith
Ithaca
N.Y
John L. Smith
University Baptist Church
Austin
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