Graham Urges Inside Church Revival At Cow Palace
Evangelist Billy Graham told 9,500 worshippers at the Cow Palace that American Christianity poses a paradox with 100 million in churches amid rising crime, divorce, racial tension, and juvenile delinquency. He urged a church revival as the nation’s greatest need, noting 35 people made decisions for Christ after his sermon.
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San Francisco
Billy Graham
Cow Palace
Graham
America
Christ
Victim of Polio To Get Diploma At Home
A polio victim since 1949, 11 year old Carol Civio will graduate as an honor student from Ritenour High School tomorrow. She studied eight years via the home teaching program started nine years ago by Principal O W Costilow and Mabel McCallister. Carol, wheelchair bound, aims for medical technology college to help others.
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ST. Louis
Ritenour High School
Carol Civio
Carol
O. W. Costilow
Mabel McCallister
Selene
Defunct School Bought at Sale in Chillicothe
In Chillicothe Missouri the defunct Belin Memorial University was sold in a federal bankruptcy sale for 120000 to a Chicago based glove and cap maker James Lambert who plans to relocate his factory to the campus. Bankruptcy trustee George W Aylward Jr said total claims reached 350000 with creditors to receive about one third. The campus sits on seven buildings and 75 acres.
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Kansas City
API
A_ Chillicothe
Belin Memorial University At
Chillicothe
James Lambert
Clyde Belin
St. Louis
George W. Aylward Jr
Chillicothe Business College
Nixon and Stevenson May Preview 1960 Campaigns
Vice President Nixon and Adlai Stevenson may preview 1960 campaigns this fall. Nixon, a Californian, is expected to campaign for Sen. William F. Knowland and Gov. Edmund G. Brown. Stevenson, former Democratic nominee, tentatively invited to campaign for Brown and Rep. Clair Engle. He has said he is not a candidate for the 1960 nomination, though associates see him as a possible future contender if Brown defeats Knowland.
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Washington
Nixon
Adisi
Stevenson
William F. Knowland
J. Knight
California
Edmund G
Pat. Brown
Clair Engle
Stevenison
Brown
Knowland
Tornado Death List From Wisconsin Tragedy Named Victims
The AP compiled fatalities from Wednesday night's Wisconsin tornado across Chippewa Falls Colfax Menomonie and surrounding towns listing Irene Butek 10 Lil lian 15 Lanny Fielstad 16 Spencer Fielstad 38 Harry Ford Knapp Cora Gerber 45 George House 65 Roy Larsen Earl Myr Lund Colfax Vernon Meindel 40 George Nelson 70 Arthur Peterson Wilson Richard Presnell 27 Arthur Quevillon 52 Mrs Reusch Hutchinson Minn Mrs Slaga Colfax William Wagner 50 Mrs Lato Varop Dr Arnold Schneider 40 and others including a truck driver Colfax Alan Musi Rice Lake Henry Huth 70 and son Clarence 38 Roger Llewlyn 14 Stanly.
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Menomonie
Wis
Wisconsin
Irene Butek
Chippewa Falls
Lillian
William
Lanny Fielstad
Colfax
Spencer Fielstad
Harry Ford
Knapp
Cora Gerber
George House
Roy. Larsen
Thei
Earl
Myr
Erling Lund
Young Child
Vernon
Meindel
Bloomer
George Nelson
Arthur Peterson
A, Wilson
Richard Presnell
Arthur Quevillon
Carl Reusch
Hutchinson
Minn
Ted Slaga
William Wagner
John Lato
Varop
Arnold Schneider
Chipewa
Alan Musi
Rice Lake
Henry Huth
Boyd
Clarence
Roger Llewlyn
Stanley
Mrs Margaret Jobe undergoes heart surgery in Rochester
Mrs Margaret Jobe wife of City Councilman Ralph Jobe Jr underwent heart surgery at St Marys Hospital of the Mayo Brothers Clinic in Rochester Minnesota. Relatives report she is recovering fairly well and hospital stay expected about two weeks while her husband remains in Rochester and plans to return Saturday.
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Margaret Jobe
Ralph Jobe Jr
St .Mary’s Hospital
Mayo Brothers Clinic
Rochester
Minn
First Negro Graduates Integrated Greensboro High School
Greensboro North Carolina AP reports a 1 year old honor student and Josephine Jopretts Boyd were among graduates at Greensboro Senior High School. Boyd is noted as the first Black student to graduate from an integrated public high school in North Carolina with no incidents. The event highlights Greensboro as one of three large NC cities to admit Black students to previously all white schools.
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Greensboro
N.C
Ben L. Smith
Josephine Jopretts Boyd
Nibh
North Corea
North Carolina
Truman Interested in Ike's Library
Former President Harry S Truman shows strong interest in plans for a three million dollar Eisenhower Presidential Library in Abilene Kansas. Dr Philip C Brooks Truman library director said Truman told him he is greatly interested and believes the project would have immense historical value to the nation. Gov George Docking and Harry Darby co chair national fund raising committee for the library.
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Kansas City
Kan
Harry S. Truman
Abilene
Philip C. Brooks
Truman
Eisenhower Library
Missouri Graduate Selected to Study at Harvard Nieman Fellowship
Wallace L Turner a 1943 Missouri graduate and veteran reporter is among 11 newsmen chosen to study at Harvard for a year as a Nieman fellow. Turner 37 has won the Pulitzer Broun and Sigma Delta Chi awards. A Portland Oregon reporter found a briefcase with 40 in cash and bank books totaling 70 000. The owner a woman unnamed claims the money as deposited last month, and plans to study criminal law and economics at Harvard under the Nieman program funded by a memorial fund.
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Cambridge
Mass
Wallace L. Turner
University of Missouri
Harvard
Nieman
Turner
Providence
R. I
Llitzer
James
Dwyer
Sigma Delta Chi
Portland
Orego
Infant Boy Killed By Backing Auto Near Godfrey
In Godfrey area a 17 month old boy Beaster Allen Emery was fatally struck by a backing car driven by his uncle Jerome Emery in the family driveway. Authorities say the driver did not see the child until after the vehicle passed over him. The father Beaster Emery witnessed the moment and issued a warning that went unheard.
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Godfrey, I
Godfrey
Beaster Allen ‘Emery
Jerome Emery
Beaster Emery
Stormy marriage ends in divorce in Milwaukee
A young society couple Mary Werner and Lee Cummings Jr., both 22, were divorced quietly after a wedding less than a year earlier. The bride’s parents, Arnold Werner and a wealthy local manufacturer, faced charges of conspiracy to push the groom away from Roman Catholicism. Deputy action involved seizing poison found near the Ward home, with medical steps to treat a child’s exposure, and the divorce granted on cruelty grounds to Mrs. Cummings. The case featured religious dispute amid a high profile nuptial.
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Milwaukee
Mary Werner
Lee Cummings Jr
Paul Ward
the Ward
Arnold Werner
Cummings
Mount Clemens
Mauvayunes
William’Gram
John Mulso
iFete Locomotive Fireman For Averting Mishap
AP reports locomotive fireman K E Barnett will be honored Sunday for averting a rail disaster on a March 28 coal train near Fort Smith Arkansas. The 41 year old father of five slowed the 35 car Frisco coal train after taking control when an oncoming passenger train approached on the same track. He was named winner of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen May safety award for his skill devotion to duty and calm alertness.
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Monne
K. E. Barnett
Frisco
Fort Smith
Ark
Barnett
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and
Two Men Charged In Tavern Slaying
In Madison Wisconsin two men face charges in the shotgun killing of John S. Cavanaugh in a tavern on Tuesday. Steven L. Winn the bartender and William A. Venable a porter are named as principals. Walter W. White, his wife Patricia and Paul Fisher are charged as accessories along with additional witnesses citing no prior disturbance before the shooting.
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Madison, Lu
John S. Cavanaugh
Steven L. Winn
William A. Venable
Walter W. White
Granite
City
Patricia
Paul Fisher
Madison
Northwest State Gets $10 000 From Will
Maryville Missouri AP unpacks the will of Mrs W A Rickenbrode who died May 23 bequeathing 10000 to Northwest Missouri State College scholarship fund. Her husband served the college 49 years as instructor business manager registrar and bursar. At his death in November 1956 he was the oldest employee.
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Maryville
W. A. Rickenbrode
Northwest Missouri State College
Presbyterian Church
2000 Alumni Invited To Dog Homecoming
Kansas City based Wayside Waifs invites 2000 dog alumni to Old Grads Day. The organization, serving about 3000 members, runs a 400 square mile area aiding stray and unwanted animals. Alumni attending include dogs up for adoption, with prizes for farthest and longest adopted.
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Kansas City
Wayside Waifs, Inc
Wayside Waifs
Loss of 2 Trains To Disrupt Mail
CAPE GIRARDEAU Mo AP three Missouri mayors Walter H. Ford Robert Riley and J B Rutledge testified at a Missouri Commerce Commission hearing that dropping two Frisco night trains would disrupt mail service along the line One railroad spokesman said the run cost more than 75000 last year and could be profitable with better service Bus lines Greyhound Great Southern Coaches and Ding Coach Co said they could handle passenger traffic if trains were dropped No hearings were scheduled for today and the session was set to end Friday
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Cape Girardeau
Missouri Mayors
Seine
Frisco
Greyhound
Great Southern Coaches
Ding Coach Co
Eisenhower delays south tour for six Central American nations
Dr Milton S Eisenhower postpones a four nation goodwill trip to Guatemala El Salvador Nicaragua Honduras Costa Rica and Panama citing inability to arrange suitable gate openings for all visits. State Department spokesman Lincoln White said there is no knowledge of any link to discussions Vice President Nixon had with South American contacts. Eisenhower, president of Johns Hopkins University, was to lead the trip as the President's personal representative.
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Washington
Miltton S. Eisenhower
State Department
Lincoln White
Nixon
Eisenhower
Johns . Hopkins University
Guatemala
el Salvador
Nicaragua
Honduras
Costa Rica
Panama
Dog King Boy Faces Life Like Us All
In Pasadena California King Boy a German shepherd must face daily life like any other dog after neighbors complained about the owner Mrs Nancy Ewing who blindfolded him on walks Officers ordered no more blind folds Ewing said she wanted to shield the dog from evil and bad people
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Pasadena
Calif
King Boy
Nancy Ewing
King ‘Boy
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