Peale's 30 Years at Marble Collegiate Church
Thirty years after Norman Vincent Peale joined Marble Collegiate Church New York his fame grew beyond the pulpit. The church now averages about 4000 in weekly services and hosts an international audience through broadcasts and publications. Peale, author and lecturer, faced controversy during the 1960 Nixon Kennedy campaign but maintained his influence with a steady schedule and family life in Ohio and New York.
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Cleveland Democrats Vote On Mayor Today
Cleveland voters faced a special primary to choose the Democratic nominee for mayor with 85 000 to 100 000 ballots expected. Three candidates competed: Attorney General Mark McElroy backed by county Dems, County Prosecutor John T Corrigan, and Acting Mayor Ralph S Locher who took office after Celebrezze joined the Kennedy cabinet.
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Savior Of Paris Succumbs At 80
Raoul Nordling former Swedish consul general in Paris died at age 80 after a heart attack. In 1944 he helped avert a major battle by negotiating the surrender of Paris’s German garrison under Gen. Von Choltitz, aiding Allied advance.
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