Graham Hints at Regular TV Pulpit After New York Crusade
Billy Graham contemplates a regular television pulpit after his New York crusade ends July 21. TV broadcasts drew about 50 000 letters from across the country, with many praising faith results. He notes strong audience numbers and record “decisions for Christ” that exceed past campaigns.
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New York
Billy Graham
Graham
Willis G. Haymaker
Graham Team
Christ
Idaho Power Faces Hells Canyon Debate Over Federal Dam
Idaho Power president Thomas Roach argues the company may lose its power supply if federal construction proceeds in Hells Canyon. The Senate weighs a bill to build a federal dam that would flood Brownlee Oxbow and Hells Canyon while Idaho Power expands its own capacity and fights for tax certificates.
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Thomas E. Roach
Boise-to
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Senate
Idaho Power
Gordon Gray
Roach
Utah Power and Light Co
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Supreme Court Studies Knotty Girard Case
The Supreme Court considers whether GI William Girard should be tried by a Japanese civil court for manslaughter. Eight justices expected at a closed conference on the government plea for a swift reversal of a ruling that Girard faces U.S. military court only. The Department appeal seeks to bypass appeals court and grant habeas relief to bring him back to the United States. The case hinges on on duty status and constitutional rights in the firing range death of a Japanese woman.
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Washington
Supreme Court
GI William
Girard
Justice Department
U.S
William C. Douglas
Douglas
U.S. Court of Appeals
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