Graham Preaches to 100000 Nagas in Multilingual Crusade
In Kohima Nagaland about 100000 Naga tribesmen gathered on a football field to hear Billy Graham in a four day crusade opening Monday. The event required translations into 18 dialects and featured six associates, costing the Naga Baptists over 13000 dollars.
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Kohima
India
Billy Graham
Graham
Nagaland
E. W. Clark
Calcutta
Ted Smith
Silver Spring
Archie Dennis
Pittsburgh
Median college costs rise modestly for resident and nonresident students
Median annual costs for resident students reach 1467 dollars an increase of 4.33 percent from last year. Out of state students pay 2328 dollars an increase of 5.41 percent. The rise marks the smallest since 1968.
Price Commission action in lumber industry violations
The Price Commission will take significant action over widespread price control violations in the lumber industry. A review found a 30 percent violation rate in price and profit reports, with noncompliance higher than in other sectors and illegal pyramid wholesaling practices cited by the panel.
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Price Commission
Washington
The
Peter Carpenter
Commission
Carpenter
Wounded hunter sought as 200 searchers scour Camp Gruber
About 200 searchers comb Camp Gruber near Muskogee for a wounded hunter missing after another hunter went for help. Denver Coombs found the man bleeding from a leg wound and ran for aid, but ambulance crews found no trace. Hospitals in the area were alerted.
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Muskogee
Camp Gruber
Denver Coombs
Muskogee- Tahlequah
Suit Charges Army Air Force Mistreat Inmates
Civil liberties group sues Army and Air Force over military prisons at Fort Leavenworth and nationwide stockades. Allegations include mail censorship, racial discrimination against Black inmates, and use of solitary confinement without proper hearings or due process. Defendants named include Secretaries Froehlke and Seamans and generals Prugh Ramse and O Kier. Sixteen lines?
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Washington
Army
Air Force
Civil Liberties Organization
National Prison Project
American Civil Liberties Union
U.S
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Robert Froehlke
Robert C. Seamans Jr
GS. Prugh
Lloyd B. Ramse
Oliver E. O’kier
Alvin J. Bronstein
Vietnam
Bronstein
Nondiscrimination Assurance Filed With Federal Agency
The organization files a Title VI compliance assurance with the Rural Electrification Administration to prohibit discrimination based on race color or national origin in service eligibility rates and facility use. Individuals may file a written complaint with the Secretary of Agriculture the REA or the organization within 90 days or extended by the Secretary. Identity of complainants will be kept confidential to carry on purposes.
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Rural Electrification Administration
Department of Agriculture
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
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