Evangelist Graham Admits Convert Sincerity Varies On Crusade
Billy Graham says about 60 percent of those responding at his New York crusade may be nominal or seeking. He notes counselors interview converts in a basement after services and urge return visits, classes, and local church follow ups. A 1955 British study found 64 percent of London crusade converts remained active after one year.
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Louis Cassel
United Press Star
New York
APO
Billy Graham
Graban
Christ
Ami
Temelus
Aekion
Elirigsttk
Ure Laguiver
Eversune
Seed Graham
Tie Moiwrers
Phong
Amd
Focal Church
Sarre
Ametsy
Grahanys Muertos
England
Graham
Piper
London
Two Motorists Lose Appeals On Drunk Driving
Two motorists lost appeals on drunk driving convictions after trials that cited multiple drunkenness findings and officer testimony. Curt S and Criner were each sentenced to jail or fines. details describe failed challenges to sobriety evidence and implied intoxication in a county court.
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Toma
Cavier
W. Les
Pats
Annual ROTC Camp Readied at Fort Sur and Fort Torstas
Cadets from across the counties are expected to attend the summer camp. The 264 hour program emphasizes unit training and officer preparation. Training will occur in the Alon area at Fort Sur, organized into seven batteries under Lt. Col. Mooert J. Waitsit Buppen.
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Aidule
Fort Silt
Torstas Ny
Mooert J. Waitsit Buppen
Nevada Probes Costello Ties in Tropicana Case
Nevada gambling officials investigated alleged Costello connections to the Tropicana Hotel Las Vegas. Officials traced casino winnings to the Tropicana and noted a note found after Costello was wounded, suggesting possible links between the racketeer and the hotel. The Licensing Board said it knows who wrote the note but would not name individuals.
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Las Vegas
Nev.p—Xevida
Frank Costello
Tropica Hotel
Las Versne
Guy
Charles
Oli County Licensing Board
Market Records Slight Advance
New York reports a slight market advance as markers of steel rails motors and related sectors show gains. Officials note potential monopolistic concerns in a Senate site committee inquiry while production and materials indicators reflect a cautious but improving trend.
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New York
Sahoeeer
Faraiarre
Laal
GRDA Committee Lists Taliaferro and Others
The GRDA committee lists Taliaferro as a member with several appointed names including Spencey Tarkey and Silvina, and references to Dan Authority and Harkey. The text notes chairmanship by Azada and mentions 58 members total with other named figures and nominees across committees.
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Aliomta
Spencey
Bill Tarkey
Tose
Tur Avis Faye
Silvina
Grand Piver Dan Authority
Thess
Harkey
View Comi
Ehaikman
Over Hey
Sampsel
Preer
Willian EE
Lingaies
Ng Talia
Hero
Lesion
Nixon
Tulse
Vion Baldisin
Azada
Magnelia Company Cuts Crude Oil Buying Details
Magnelia Petroleum Co announced a reduction in crude oil purchases yesterday from bases in Texas Oklahoma New Mexico and Minnesota. The policy bases buys on a ten percent reduction effective May 7 amid refinery cutbacks and strikes.
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Magnelia Company
Dallas
Magnilia Petroleum Co
Ite
Texas
Oklahoma
Mesico
Minos Res
Siti
Crippled British Ship Wallows In Heavy Seas
A crippled British freighter 300 tons named Captain Hobson drifted helplessly in heavy seas about 600 miles from Wellington New Zealand after its engine failed last night. The vessel reported no danger and sent a mayday for assistance while trying to reach Wellington by Monday with the Pork lo feeder in tow, though the message was garbled by the gale.
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Sydsey
Australia
Wellington
New Zea
Hobson
Weather outlook shows warm southeast night with scattered showers
Weather Bureau forecast indicates continued warmth across the southeast tonight with little national temperature change. Scattered showers are forecast for the Great Lakes region, the Ohio and middle Mississippi valleys, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, and Washington.
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Weather Bureau
Great Lakes
Ohio
Missippi
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Washington
Paratrooper's Death Blamed On Prop Wash Drowning
A medical board ruled paratrooper Pfc. Wayne H. Flugum died by drowning in aircraft prop wash during a drop at Fort Bragg. Flugum, 23, of Leland Iowa, dangled for over three hours as crewmen failed to pull him back aboard the C133 troop carrier after his static line tangled with others.
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FT. Bragg
N.C
Board of Army and Air Force
Pfc
Wayne H. Flugum
Leland
Iowa
Flugum
Salerno
Monroney Hospitalized for Physical Checkup
Senator Mike Monroney entered the U S Naval Hospital at Bethesda Maryland for a thorough physical examination due to several weeks of illness His doctor ordered a few days off from his busy schedule to complete the medical checkup He said he would be ready for the final drive toward adjournment of Congress after the exam
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Washington
Sen
Mike Monroney
U. S. Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Monroney
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United Press
Gerald Ty
Stapleton
Criner
Cuome
Radiata
Seogats
Nevada
Costello
GRDA
Taliaferro
Arrington
James A. Aringtonnor
Almonek Lof Stilheter
U.S. Weather Bureau
Rolin
Mike
SEARS
Nemuar
Arantee Od Pazards
Miles
Nrepat
Creel
Tith
Gare Lewton
Oklahoms
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