Billy Graham Heads for Europe Tour Rest Before Start
Billy Graham leaves Paris for a brief rest before a seven nation European tour beginning June 18 in Zurich. The preacher will visit Frankfurt Mannheim Wiesbaden Kaiserslautern Stuttgart and Dortmund in Germany, Rotterdam in the Netherlands, Oslo Gothenburg and Aarhus in Scandinavia, with a final London appearance for the Baptist World Alliance. An estimated 45,000 attended Paris meetings at Velodrome d'Hiver over five nights, 2,000 deciding for Christ.
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Ten Serbia Strikers Indicted On Charges
In Fayetteville on June 16, ten strike leaders and workers at the Lincoln Company Garment Plant were indicted on charges including reckless driving and assault with a rack. Interfaith union organizer Frank Bisco reported threats to himself and colleagues, while picketers blocked a Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis train for about 30 minutes during a strike. Six strikers and organizers have already been found guilty of violations of strike injunctions and sentenced.
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Byrd Seeks Input on Debt Limit And Revenue Projections
Sen Byrd asked for informal suggestions on how to handle the debt limit and budget deficits as Treasury Secretary Humphrey presented figures for the next fiscal year. A temporary six billion dollar rise may be debated before adjournment with Byrd seen open to only a limited extension. The World Health Organization notes a 20 to 80 percent rise in lung cancer deaths in advanced nations since 1949.
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Detroit Tests Traffic Cameras On Freeways
Detroit begins a two week trial using television cameras to scan the expressways to study traffic control. Officials will evaluate camera coverage, necessary numbers, and costs while measuring potential speed of emergency dispatch and the ability to prevent bottlenecks.
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Atom Info Exchange With United States Reported
The Buenos Aires government said a bilateral agreement was signed last week to exchange information on peaceful use of sterile energy. The two countries will share data and research related to nonmilitary atomic applications.
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