Graham Sees Russia ripe for revival
Evangelist Billy Graham told 19 000 at Madison Square Garden that Russia is ripe for the greatest religious revival in history and would preach there with no strings attached. He discussed Meet the Press and Steve Allen appearances noting faith persists in Russia despite tensions with the United States.
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Ousted Egyptians: Jordan Expels Two Diplomats
Jordanian government expels two Egyptian diplomats on security charges. Maj Fuad Hilal, military attaché, recalled after allegedly attempting to recruit a Jordanian for a plot to assassinate officials in Amman. Consul General Mohammed Abdul Aziz also demanded for security reasons.
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Poisoning Fatal in La Plata as Botulism Spreads
Twelve people have died in La Plata from botulism linked to spoiled pimientos. Health officials inoculate hundreds with antitoxin as fifty are hospitalized, many in iron lungs. The global supply of antitoxin is strained, with Lederle Laboratories and Pasteur Institute supplying Argentina while New York State labs add four million units.
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Science shrinks piles with new non surgical method
A dramatic claim describes a non surgical treatment using Bio-Dyne to shrink hemorrhoids. The product Preparation H is offered in suppository or ointment form with a money back guarantee and a patent notice.
Pauling Foresees No Nuclear War Yet Warns of Tests’ Dangers
Linus Pauling, leading the Caltech Chemistry division, cautions that while he does not predict a nuclear war, the continued tests raise global health risks. He cites a potential one percent leukemia rise and argues extra atmospheric radiation harms human health and germ plasm. The scientist notes the difficulty of linking illness to tests and emphasizes disarmament challenges. Pauling and his family live near Pasadena, with all three sons and daughter pursuing science.
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Mayflower II Battles Storms Near Nantucket Shore
The Mayflower II presses toward Plymouth Massachusetts amid rough seas and Gulf Stream gales. Cmdr Alan J Villiers reports 90 miles south southwest of Nantucket lightship at five knots and expects to reach Provincetown and Plymouth Harbor by high tide. Nancy Villiers arrived in Plymouth as work crews build a 140 foot ramp and spectator stands for the welcoming ceremonies.
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U S Officials Fine Tune Disarmament Plan Before Talks
Harold E. Stassen, Eisenhower's disarmament aide, returned from London with a substantially finished plan awaiting formal presentation at the five power talks. He held private consultations with British French Canadian and Russian counterparts and will meet Secretary Dulles tomorrow for further review.
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Emotion sparks Girard case in U S Japan stance
Soldier William S. Girard becomes a national figure as the United States and Japan clash over jurisdiction in a killing in Japan. The case centers on whether his actions were in the performance of official duty, with Japan seeking to try him and the U S claiming jurisdiction.
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Ike's Brother Undergoes Further Medical Tests
Dr Milton S Eisenhower Johns Hopkins University president is under further tests after hospitalization for kidney infection. A university spokesman said he became ill late Saturday and was admitted to Johns Hopkins Hospital with a fever.
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Methodist Conference At Lakeside Closes In Ordinations
The 19th annual Ohio Conference session closed at Lakeside with the ordination of 37 deacons and 40 elders by Bishop Hazen G. Werner of Columbus. Dr. Lynn Harold Hough of New York delivered the ordination address.
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