Graham Crusade in Colombia Draws Huge Crowds and Mixed Reactions
In Colombia's three big cities Protestant crowds overflowed as Billy Graham toured the country. Hoke Smith said about 3,300 decisions for Christ were made in Cali and Barranquilla as Catholic opposition included a canceled site and a newspaper rebuke. Graham praised the reception and hoped for greater Catholic Protestant understanding and religious freedom, noting Kennedy's visit helped goodwill.
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Quito
Ecuador
Billy Graham
Colombia
Hoke Smith
Graham
Smith
Barranquilla
Cali
Kennedy
Senate McNamara Clash Over Censorship in Speech Texts
Sen. Francis Case asserts Congress must press McNamara on which Penia censors altered anti-Communist speech texts for military officers. McNamara says he will shoulder full responsibility and cites executive discipline while Subcommittee mulls contempt actions. A peace talk ended without progress as White House ties loom over the dispute.
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Bvi
McNamara
Subcommittee
Penia
Congress
John Stennis
Dmiss
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
Kennedy
Case
White House
Thurmond
WIFE 15 DIVORCING HUBBY 14 IN KNOXVILLE TENN
Mrs. Donald Lee Crips a 15 year old wife sued her 14 year old husband for divorce in Knox County Court claiming he refused to accept husband and father duties. They wed March 17 in Marsall North Carolina with parental consent and have a four week old son. She says he threatened her slapped her and did not support her.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Donald Lee Crips
Knox County Court
Marsall
N. C
Kennedy Signs DuPont Tax Bill
President Kennedy signed a law easing the tax hit on Du Pont stockholders from the GM share transfer tied to an antitrust ruling. The bill halves the tax burden to about 470 million, while preserving the government’s antitrust aims and noting the need to prevent Du Pont family control of both Du Pont and General Motors.
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Barry Schweid
Washington
Kennedy
DuPont Co
Justice Department
General Motors Corp
du Pont
Supreme Court
U.S
Chicago
Senate
House
Kennedy Statement on Court Relief Authority
Kennedy said in a statement that despite the signing of the law the court should not be influenced in its determination as to what relief is appropriate to carry. The remark underscores concerns about judicial independence in implementing the new statute.
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Kennedy
Witness calls Dag Hammarskjold crash a normal accident
A British air force witness at a U N inquiry into Dag Hammarskjold s death asserts there is no evidence of foul play and that the Congo crash appears to have been a normal aircraft accident. Wing Cmdr E Evans air adviser to the British high commissioner in Rhodesia led the investigation team.
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Salisbury
Southern Rhodesia
U.N
Dag ‘Hammarskjold
E. Evans
Rhodesia
Congo
Moon mapping focus at Ottawa surveying meeting
The Canadian Institute of Surveying will discuss topographic mapping of the moon among other topics at its annual meeting in Ottawa February 7 to 9.
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Ottawa
Canadian Institute of Surveying
Pond yields boy's body in mass search tragedy
In Pembroke Massachusetts AP report searchers found 3 year old Stephen Benedict in Oldham Pond after he disappeared Thursday with 6 year old Robert Gullcksen. More than 1000 rescuers hunted in subfreezing weather as police narrowed the search to the pond. Stephen's father Aster Lawrence Benedict is a Marine staff sergeant at Weymouth Naval Air Station.
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Pembroke
Mass
Stephen Benedict
Oldham Pond
Robert Gullicksen
Aster
Lawrence Benedict
Stephen
Weymouth Naval Air Station
Walker cites fight against international communism in Texas governor bid
Gen Edwin A Walker, former Army leader, announces his Texas governor campaign as part of a broader struggle against communism. He files to run in the Democratic primary, says he relies on volunteers and small contributions rather than a big campaign budget.
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Austin
Tex
Edwin A. Walker
Texas
State House of Representatives
United States
Walker
Democratic J
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Richard M. Nixon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Grass Rats
Postman’s Knuckles Get Break in Madrid Plan
After 1964 Spain will require all urban residences with over 10 inhabitants to install post boxes. The Official Gazette announces the order altering delivery from bell ringing to box delivery, changing routine for Spanish letter carriers.
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Madrid
Official
Spain
Bulgarian Pilot Returns To Surgery After Air Crash
Bulgarian air force Lt Milose Solakov, 22, accused of aerial espionage, underwent a second operation on his left arm in Bari Italy. His MIGI7, camera-equipped, crashed Jan 2 after two passes over NATO’s Gioia del Colle missile base. He was arrested two days earlier and charged with political and military espionage.
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Bari
Italy
Milose Solakov
Gioia del Colle
Yanks and Soviets Rally Behind Sousa March in Moscow
The Eastman Philharmonic Orchestra thrilled Moscow audiences with Stars and Stripes Forever as an encore and sparked standing ovations despite grim living conditions in the Soviet Union. Members praised the audience while noting harsh conditions in Poland and Syria.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Eastman Philharmonic Orchestra
Jeff Bianchi
Palo Alto
Calif
Russia
Europe
Scandiavia
Middle East
Poland
Syria
Bianchi
Eservatory
Howard Hanson
Freights Ram in Walkerton Derailment Injures Four
A New York Central freight rammed a 79 car train near Walkerton Indiana injuring four crewmen and derailing fifteen cars. About 150 feet of track was torn up and both trains were westbound. Injured were H A Healer Frank Bridgewater William Mobbs and Henry Sollo all treated at Holy Family Hospital in La Porte.
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Walkerton
Ind
New York Central
Here
H.A. Healer
Bradley,ll
Frank Bridgewater
Kankakee
Inl
William Mobbs
Bradley
Henry Sollo
Holy Family Hospital
la Porte
H.E Scanlin
Ill
G. Corkill
A. Bulick
Elkhart
No Feud With Mike McElroy
Dayton AP Atty Gen Mark McElroy defended his stance on Gov DiSalle during a two hour WAVI radio appearance. He said there is absolutely nothing personal in their differences and criticized DiSalle for reversing his deputy to seek re election. McElroy accused DiSalle of harming the Democratic Party and his own political image.
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Dayton
Ohio
Mark McElroy
Michael V. DiSalle
WAVI
McElroy
DiSalle
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