Sect Holds Mass Baptismal Rites
In New York the Jehovah’s Witnesses conducted a mass baptism at Orchard Beach near the Bronx, marking the largest such ceremony to date. About 4,199 women and 2,937 men, ages 4 to 9, joined 10,000 onlookers as 88 buses ferried candidates to the water for full immersion, part of the Divine Will International Assembly.
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Writer Dies Short Wave Radio Funds Asked by Ike
The report notes Eisenhower asked Congress to provide 522 million for expanding U S top comedians and short wave radio facilities. Eddie Davis, 58, a writer who contributed to information broadcasts, died at his home after a long illness. Rebels in Algeria reportedly killed 177 in two major engagements, per WGIERS.
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Jury Flays Smog Effort by Auto Makers and Agencies
Los Angeles County grand jury reports authorized agencies and the auto industry have failed to solve key smog control issues. It criticizes the Air Pollution Control District for slow progress while praising enforcement, notes staff imbalances, and cites past calls for action by Supervisor Kenneth Hahn.
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