Rock Man Of Ozark Caves Holds Church Services There
Rev. Lyman Riley operates Onondaga Cave at Leasburg Missouri in the Ozark Hills and holds Sunday services inside the cavern using a natural rock pulpit. The 43 year old ordained minister blends theology with speleology and notes cave candlelight gives a reverent atmosphere. He formerly taught and served as a youth leader, and says 23 marriages under his oversight have all endured.
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New York
Lyman Riley
Reorganized Church of Latter - Day Saints
Onondaga
Leasburg
Ozark Hills
America
Riley
Ozark Area
Navy
South Pacific
Meramec Caverns
Stanton, Mo
Networks reject Susskind Truman documentary series
David Susskind testified at an FCC hearing that three major networks rejected a 26 episode Truman documentary series. ABC said it was too political, NBC passed, CBS favored public affairs but resisted outsiders, CBS president Aubrey later disputed his testimony and promised further testimony next fall.
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New York
David Susskind
Harry S. Truman
Susskind
Fed
Eral Communications Commission
Truman
American Broadcasting Co
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dwight D. Eisenhower
NBC
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
James T. Aubrey Jr
Nelson vetoes bill weakening cemetery licensing laws
Gov. Gaylord Nelson vetoed a Senate bill that would weaken current licensing rules for cemeteries by eliminating examinations and licensing of commercial lot salesmen through the State Board of Realtors. The action preserves existing regulation requirements.
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Madison
Gaylord Nelson
Senate
State Board of Realtors
House Approves CAB Reorganization Plan
The House approved Kennedy's plan to reorganize the Civil Aeronautics Board and the Federal Trade Commission. The changes boost the agency chairman's authority and take effect in July unless the Senate acts otherwise. Last week Democrats joined Republicans to defeat Kennedy's FCC plan.
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Washington
House
Kennedy
Civil Aeronautics Board
Federal Trade Commission
Senate
Federal Communications Commission
Sergeant Crashes Into Sheriff's Office in Lake George
Sergeant Robert Blais of the Lake George police department drove a car that crashed into the Warren County sheriff s office building in Lake George New York. Police were on scene quickly after the impact.
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Sheriff’s Office
Lake George
N.Y
Warren County Sheriff's Office
Robert Blais
37 Americans In Japan For Vacation
Thirty seven young Americans arrived in Tokyo to spend their summer vacation in Japan. The group includes Susan Sokol and Karen Johnson from Wisconsin and will live with Japanese families for a 22 month stay as part of the American Field Service exchange.
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Tokyo
Japan
Wisconsin
American Field Service
Hokkaido
Kyushu
Susan Sokol
Milwaukee
Karen Johnson
Kenosha
Wis
William Moyle
Delavan
Minnesota Drowning Toll May Hit 180 This Year
Carl Moen of the Minnesota Safety Council warns drownings could reach or exceed the 180 all time high set in 1944. Through this year’s weekend, five more deaths brought the total to 49, 11 above the 1960 pace, with July and August still to come.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Minnesota Safety Council
Carl Moen
Ius
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