Chiang Planes Take Air in Radar Alert
Chinese Nationalist Air Force planes launched from Formosan bases in a 90 minute alert after unidentified radar blips. Islands in the Formosa Strait including the Pescadores Quemoy Wahlul and Matsa were involved. Nationalist fighters strafed over 120 junks, destroying more than 10, near 21 miles east of Quemoy.
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Paris Pastors Question Graham Revival Methods
Paris Protestant pastors questioned Billy Graham's revival methods during a Paris meeting. They thanked him for preaching in the French capital but argued that inviting revival attendees to come forward to decide for Christ may misrepresent true commitment. One pastor called the practice possibly dishonest and said counselors walking forward could mislead observers about decision numbers.
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Texas Senate Orders Restoration of Crockett Painting
The Texas Senate has ordered the oil painting of Davy Crockett and four other Texas heroes restored at a cost of 12 000 dollars, as part of keeping the capitol art program up to date.
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Yale Alumni Fined in Connecticut Lottery Case
A Simsbury town justice fined the Yale Club of Hartford $50 after its members pled no contest to running a raffle at a scholarship fundraiser. Retired Supreme Court Justice William M. Malthie, who won a new car, said he bought a ticket and would sell the prize to donate the money to the Yale alumni fund. He admitted confusion over how two tickets tied to a raffle.
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Senate approves faster election vote tally plan
Sacramento report says the State Senate gave final passage to legislation to speed up election vote counting. The measure, approved Monday, would allow precincts to hire four additional clerks to assist the regular staff tally the votes.
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Horror Book Bill Seen as Illegal in Senate Debate
Sacramento debate centers on a bill aiming to curb minors reading crime comics. Assemblyman Sherif argues public interest at stake, while opponents like Hegland warn of unconstitutional overreach and press freedom erosion. Lawmakers weigh constitutionality and censorship risks amid broader press safeguards.
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