Billy Graham revival dazzles Broadway crowds at Madison Square Garden
Reverend Billy Graham’s Madison Square Garden revival draws full houses nightly, extending beyond the planned three weeks to nine, amid praise and debate. Critics question the approach while supporters note its order, financing, and potential lasting impact on American religious life.
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Two Dominant Issues Shape Next Congress Elections
Washington insiders weigh two rising factors for 1960s battles in urban centers. The natural gas bill exempting producers from FPC regulation draws gas price concern, while the civil rights bill aims to protect voting rights and enlarge the justice department division. Republicans seek gains in the east and industrial west to regain control.
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Voice Of Broadway Gossips From Dorothy Kilgallen
International show business notes from New York and beyond. Ava Gardner dates Peter Viertel while Italian comic Walter Chiari pouts. Galveston leads probe into Costello shooting. Philadelphia night clubs suffer low attendance despite Milton Berle praise. Betty Meyers to sue husband in Bridgeport over desertion. Juanita Corta romance fuels gossip. Liddle Boys armtie up refunds after wins. Exiled Latin ex-presidents stay in New York hotels. Carla Alberghetti eyed as next breadwinner with long contracts. Sandy Scott ticks London social scene with Adlai Stevenson and Prince Christian. Prenuptial pact boosts a Hollywood divorce payout. Haskins drives daytime drive-ins with John Wayne support. Theatre Macabre opens in Greenwich Village. Cool Dip Singh replaces Kuldip Singh. Elsa Schiaparelli plans shocking stockings line. Maurice Chevalier debates caned music for Broadway. Belafonte plots Island in the Sun romance with Joan Fontaine. Pilot film costs soar. sales uncertain. Broadway debuts Maxie the Meatball with cold meatball bonbons.
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Blueberry Pie Health Myths and Diet Advice
A humorous Washington column muses on blueberry pie fears and costs. It parodies pie quality claims, warns about fake fillings, and quotes a doctor saying crusts pack grease and calories. The piece blends anecdotes from Boston to McLean, with playful health cautions.
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Gibberellin Promises Giant Garden Harvests For Amateurs
Scientists unveil gibberellin a chemical that makes vegetables grow extraordinarily large and fast. Early results claim pole beans from bush beans ten foot lettuce leaves twelve foot cabbages and tomatoes the size of footballs. Derived from a fungus in Formosa it could cut celery growing time by three weeks and revolutionize farming and home gardening.
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Johnsons Open Curtain proposal for Russia and American dialogue
The piece argues Lyndon Johnson advocates an Open Curtain exchange between the United States and Russia. It suggests weekly cross broadcasts with diverse spokespeople and officials, aiming to reveal governments under scrutiny and reduce mutual fear while educating both publics. It recalls Roosevelt and wartime alliances to frame the proposal as bold leadership.
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Bible Thought on Truth and Channel Tunnel Stocks
A Bible verse about guidance by the Spirit of truth sits alongside a stock note stating English channel tunnel shares trade at 1.30 per copy. The former offers spiritual guidance while the latter suggests investing as a risky burial of capital with possible profit.
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Letters to the Editor Policy From The News
The column announces that readers may send letters about current issues with signature and optional pen name. Letters should be about 250 words, include writer’s address, and will not be returned. Libelous or defamatory content is not printed.
Restroom Complaint and Public Acknowledgment Letter
A reader from Michigan to Miami writes of dirty restrooms at a local bus depot and warns against embarrassing cleanliness issues during vacation travel. Shenango Volunteer Fire Department officers thank the newspaper for an editorial addressing countywide problems raised in The New Castle News.
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You re Telling Me A Channel Tunnel Dream At Last
William Ritt reports Britain and France plan a cross channel tunnel. Estimated at 280 million dollars, 60 feet beneath the channel floor, with three tubes proposed. The Suez Canal Co contemplates heavy investment as a long discussed project moves toward reality.
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Morton Gould Composer Born in 1913 on Long Island
Morton Gould, born December 10, 1913, in Richmond Hill Long Island New York, studied at Juilliard and early played for a New York radio station. He joined Music City Music Hall in 1931 and later led many radio pro programs including some bearing his name. His works include Cowboy Rhapsody Foster Gallery Pavan ne Lincoln Legend Chiorale Fugue in Jazz and Concerto for Tap Dancer.
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Richmond Mill
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Juilliard School of Music
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Pavanne
Chicago Slugger Vows Vengeful Response After Near Hit
Minnie Minoio of the White Sox vows to rough up any pitcher she believes aims at him after a near hit incident. A Chicago nutrition expert urges teens to favor fruit milk drinks and sandwiches over candy and chips.
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Allies Disagree Over Disarmament Talks In London
Western Allies clash over approach to disarmament as Harold Stassen prepares new U S proposals. Britain and France fault his confidential talks with Russia and fear risky inspection plans while Germany seeks linkage to unification. Prospects for a modest first step look promising if disputes are overcome.
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Try And Stop Me By Bennett Cerf
In his mellow autobiography Fred Allen recalls his father was a Boston Public Library bookbinder earning 1000 dollars a year. Allen also worked at the library and began his theatrical career with a juggling act at a librarians party. Churchill warns banquet speakers to speak plainly and end sentences clearly. Water use in the United States has doubled over 50 years and is expected to double again in 25 years.
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Boston Public Library
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Three Minutes A Day by James Keller
A 66-year-old New York man is saved when a passerby pulls him free from a rail as an express train nears. His wife cannot untie the shoe, and a quick action by a rescuer frees him seconds before the train rushes by.
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