Peter Denies Christ Then Finds Faith In Searing Reckoning
In this Easter week installment, the rugged Peter collapses under fear and denial as Jesus is led away. He recalls the Master’s call, vows, and the rock upon which the church would stand, then finds forgiveness and renewed purpose amid despair, becoming a pillar of early Christian faith.
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Two Muskogeeans Charged With Rape Of Indian Woman
Claremore Oklahoma report states two Muskogee men Jack Charles Cooper twenty seven and James Austin Freeman twenty two face preliminary hearing Friday on first degree rape charges. They allegedly assaulted a Choctaw woman after entering her home with her consent later claimed under pressure.
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Air Force studies mothballing coastal airports to deter gulls
The U.S. Air Force investigates applying mothballs at coastal airstrips to discourage seagulls. The program aims to reduce bird strikes and improve flight safety, evaluating environmental and operational impacts across selected bases.
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One Man Rescued Two Missing In Boat Accident
DENISON Texas one man was saved while two others remain missing after a Lake Texoma boating accident. Rescuer Floyd Wayne Black a Dallas resident was pulled from the water after clinging to a capsized boat for hours. Missing are Curtis Parrish and Clarence Kais er both of Dallas. Black was hospitalized in shock and exposure and said his companions were in the water with him but could not hang on.
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Will Take Over Monticello Uranium Mill Operation
The Nation al Lead Co said Tuesday it will take over the Atomic Energy Commission uranium processing mill at Monticello Utah on April 1. The Gallagher company of Salt Lake City has operated the mill for the AEC since 1949.
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Mistletoe Fights Territory Invasion
Mistletoe Express of Oklahoma City asks the Oklahoma Supreme Court for a supersedeas bond to stay a Corporation Commission order that allows Magic Empire Express of Tulsa to expand, sending trucks to Oklahoma City and other eastern and northern points. The commission also granted Mistletoe expansion in northeastern Oklahoma previously.
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Turtles clog pipes in Okeechobee water system
Loggerhead turtles clogged pipes bringing water from Okeechobee Lake into town yesterday. Pumps were shut down for new pipe installations. Crews worked through the night to clear the lines and restore flow.
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Serov Heads Home After London Security Checks
Gen Ivan Serov chief of the Soviet secret police left for Moscow after reviewing security for the Bulganin Khrushchev visit to Britain next month. British newspapers attacked his visit but he said nothing before boarding. In Washington the Senate completed action on a bill making arsonists who cross state lines to avoid prosecution a federal crime under the fugitive felon act.
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Congress Today Hopes to Finish Vote on Election Amendment
In Washington the Senate aimed to finish voting on a proposed presidential election amendment backed by 63 senators, seeking proportional or district based electoral division. Opponents pledged defeat or delay as other election amendments circulate. The Senate also advanced a jury deliberations monitoring bill and debated foreign aid funding touted as key to world peace.
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Senate debates reserve pay increase amid training program doubts
Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Walter F. George voiced doubts about the program as the chamber approved a bill to raise pay for six month reserve training. The pay would rise from 50 to 78 dollars monthly before the measure returns to the House for amendments approval.
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