British churchgoing slumps while Graham draws crowds in New York
A Gallup poll shows only 9 percent of baptized Church of England members attend services in Canterbury diocese, while 91 percent stay home amid television and leisure. Catholics in England and Wales remain strong. many Britons doubt the Bible, and ministers rely on gimmicks to lure worshippers.
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Britain
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Webbie
St.” Peter’s Church
Hackney
Bradford
Yorkshire
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Kenilworth
John Thomson
Man Denied Bail In Wife Murder Case
James H. Chambers remained jailed without bail after being charged with murdering his wife Virginia Chambers on May 2 at a tavern argument. Police said Chambers fired a shotgun, claiming an accidental discharge during a dispute that left Mrs. Chambers dead.
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French Agent Promotes Soviet Tourist Travel by Car
May 23 report from Moscow says F. B. Lemaiie a French tourist agent and Donald Smith American publicity agent drove from Paris to Moscow for a seven day campaign to popularize tourist automobile travel in the Soviet Union. They praised the roads as excellent for most of the journey.
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