Billy Graham Discusses Love Affairs and Purity
Evangelist Billy Graham told a New York crusade that Biblical examples show love affairs can be natural for youth, but urged teens to resist temptation and remain pure until marriage. He cited Jacob and Rachel and Isaac's courting as lessons, adding there is nothing sinful about sex within God's plan but sinful to let sexual thoughts dominate the mind.
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Martin Says GOP Striving For Strong Civil Rights Bill
Rep Martin Mass says Republicans remain for stronger civil rights than House Democrats proposal. White House hints veto of Senate bill unless changes. A compromise plan with limited jury trials gains momentum as Eisenhower weighs protection to every American to vote.
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Sailors’ prank near Christmas Island nearly derails H-bomb test
Cmdr. D. R. Williams reports Royal Navy sailors in a small boat off Christmas Island raised a Japanese flag and signaled Warrior go home as the H-bomb test approached. The Japanese sampan caused alarm aboard the carrier Messina at Pearl Harbor before the prank was found.
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Estranged husband bars wife from clothes in divorce suit
Evanston woman tells circuit court her husband Harry Reiling, 32, limits her wardrobe to what she wore when she left on July 24 and one change of clothes since. Judge B Fain Tucker orders him to return all garments as the case for divorce on cruelty grounds proceeds.
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Senator Says Men Sought Now On Lam
Federal marshals press search for five witnesses sought by the Senate Rackets Investigating Committee. Two named Bennett Ross and Leonard Geiger, both linked to the Teamsters, were identified as sought. The panel prepares to question top Teamsters officials including James Hoffa about New York activities and phantom locals in 1956. O Rourke invokes the Fifth Amendment amid the Beck era power struggle.
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Test Shot Postponed at Atomic Test Site Nevada
The 12th shot in the AEC summer test series at the Atomic Energy Commission site in Nevada was postponed at the last moment due to an unfavorable predicted fallout pattern. It marked the 19th postponement of the blast, originally set for 5 a.m. today and canceled 33 minutes before blast time.
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Thieves Steal From Confidential Files in London Office
Police probe whether a blackmail gang broke into the London office of Confidential and stole material for scandal stories about British celebrities. Publicist Chris Barnett discovered the theft and reported it to Michael Mordaunt-Smith who was in the U.S. for a criminal libel trial in Los Angeles.
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Put Up or Shut Up Clash Over US Soviet Broadcast Exchanges
The United States challenged the Soviet Union to put up or shut up on exchanging broadcasts. A State Department note proposed a swap of radio and television expert delegations next month to study technical details toward possible broadcasts talks. The move follows Moscow Washington discussions since 1955. The note also touches on expanding cultural exchanges and the Soviet fingerprinting demand for visitors, with Eisenhower requesting legislative changes.
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Democrats Forecast Action On Reactor Plan Soon
Democrats in Congress express confidence that a government built atomic power reactor program will reach President Eisenhower for signature. They note the bill includes annual Atomic Energy Commission construction authorizations and expect House opposition to wane in conference. Prompt enactment is urged to fund the three major reactors and maintain U S leadership in atomic power amid Republican skepticism.
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Brazilian airliner crash near Dominican coast leaves crew missing
A Varig four engine airliner ditched off Ciudad Trujillo, with no passengers aboard and ten crew saved. Captain Gerald Kipling attempted rescue toward Puerto Plata after engine failure limited power. The plane split on impact. Oswaldo Scherer disappeared as rescuers reached the scene.
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President Eisenhower Eyes Restoring Foreign Aid Cut
Rep. Martin reports Eisenhower hopes the Senate will restore most of the 809 million dollar House foreign aid cut. Knowland also voiced similar notes after a breakfast talk, noting the President’s disappointment with House action.
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Three-Year Budget Approved By Lutheran Group
The Luther League of America at Kansas University tentatively approved a three-year budget totaling 430000 for 1958 1959 and 1960, subject to executive board approval and possible adjustments at the 1959 convention. Five members at large were chosen to the executive board for four-year terms.
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Boy Wanders Moore Streets Reunited With Parents
An unkempt one year old boy found wandering in Moore a week ago was identified as Charles Haddock Jr. of Oklahoma City. Cleveland County deputy Lynn Marvel kept the boy at his Moore home while efforts to arrange adoption were halted when the father rejected the idea, stating he would not place his son up for adoption.
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City Again Misses Chance of Rain
Pleasant weekend weather continues in Lawrence as the city records a light 0.04 inch rainfall from Friday. The heaviest downpours were southward with Ottawa at 1.22 inches and Howard near Independence at 4.27 inches. Lawrence’s total rainfall in over a month remains about 0.15 inch, with no significant rain forecast. Temperatures today are cooler, reaching around 86 for the day and a low near 64 overnight.
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TV Interviews Planned With NATO Leader Gruenther
ABC TV plans a series of interviews with current and former NATO readers. The first will feature Gen. Alfred M. Gruenther, former NATO chief, in Washington on Aug. 25.
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Car Crash Scatters Pigeons After Collision in Passaic
A car driven by Lyndhurst N. hit a pole injuring no one but scattering a crate of homing pigeons. The birds flew toward Edward Cizen’s home in Passaic four miles away as bystanders watched the scene unfold.
Texas Mayor Fled Amid Shootout With Municipal Secretary
In Mansfield Texas Mayor Roland Turek, 53, fled a mayoral office after secretary J D Hayes, 55, challenged him with a revolver. Hayes was found dead on the floor, the revolver nearby and four cartridges discharged. A verdict of death by own action was recorded. Turek left with a broken left thumb after bullets rang through the office.
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Rest Haven Ghosts Blamed for Weird Happenings
Wilmington reports say alleged ghosts at Rest Haven have sparked odd occurrences in a home. Items moved on their own and objects flew, prompting sheriff and a physicist from Northwestern University to note possible physical explanations rather than supernatural causes.
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Susan Wall
Fair attendance rises as cool front brings crowds
The Douglas County Free Fair enjoyed its largest turnout to date for the second night as a cool front in Lawrence drew more visitors. Tonight features the open class Talent Contest with 12 performers vying for top prizes starting at 25 dollars. Dairy cattle judging and horse judging continued with about 80 dairy cattle and 40 saddle horses entered, largely from 4-H members.
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Tonicht
Max Bahnmeier
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Weather outlook for Northeast Kansas through Sunday
Partly cloudy conditions with little temperature change. Lows around 60 degrees at night, highs near 85 on Sunday. Readings mention general weather terms and insurance ad references without clear details.
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