Graham Style Has Mellowed But Gospel Doesn't Change
AP Religion Writer George W. Cornell profiles Billy Graham ahead of his Los Angeles Coliseum crusade, noting changes over 14 years yet insisting the core gospel remains unchanged. The article traces his rise from a 1959 Los Angeles tent meeting to a modern, ecumenical, highly organized campaign with broad church support.
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Graham
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Los Angeles Coliseum
Southern California
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Interdenominational Crusade Committee
Magnetic Baptist
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Princeton
University of Michigan
North Carolina
Queens
Hans Globke Nearing Retirement in Bonn Germany
Hans Globke, once a key architect of Nazi regulations and later a top aide to Chancellor Adenauer, nears retirement at 65. His controversial career, public disputes, and cautious stance on his wartime role are highlighted as he ends a long tenure in West Germany’s civil service.
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Konrad Adenauer
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Adenauer
West Germany
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Stalin
Moscow
Communists Flipflops From Lenin To Stalin Across History
The piece argues the Soviet leadership repeatedly flips positions to suit power, from Lenin through Stalin and beyond, shaping global perceptions. It cites shifts on collectivization, purges, alliances, and wartime actions to show a long pattern of strategic deception and realignments.
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Stalin
Trotsky
Red Army
Finland
Hyaline Disease Kills 25 000 Babies a Year
Washington AP reports hyaline membrane disease claims about 25 000 infants yearly in the United States. Most victims are premature, including Patrick Bouvier Kennedy, with survival rarely assured beyond the fourth day. Experts note uncertain cause and link with prematurity and associated conditions.
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Patrick Bouvier Kennedy
United States
Kennedy
John Milton
Alexander J. Schaffer
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Executive Dies
Paul F. Hahn 68 former president and chief executive officer of the American Tobacco Co died in a New York hospital Friday night. Hahn became president and chief executive officer in 1950 and retired March 31.
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Paul 4. Hahn
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American Tobacco Co
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