Billy Graham erodes youth into faith at Madison Square Garden
Billy Graham spoke to about 20,000 at Madison Square Garden urging American youth to abandon sex drugs and alcohol and turn to Christ. He warned permissiveness leads to chaos while happiness comes from God. Singer Anita Bryant praised Jesus Christ as the most wonderful personality she knows.
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Anita Bryant
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Actress Eggar Accused of Hiding Half Million in Banks
Samantha Eggar faces claims by husband Tom Stern in a divorce suit filed Monday. He seeks restraining orders and custody of two children, alleging she plans to take them to Paris and hide assets abroad. The British actress, married since 1964, counters with a separation request and vows to resolve matters.
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Tom Stem
France
Paris
Stern
Los Angeles
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Jenna
Louis
London
Miss Egear
U.S
Bank embezzler spared prison after restitution and audit costs
Charles H. Hansen admitted embezzling 26873 dollars to fund home improvements and family expenses. Judge John R. Bartels suspended his jail term, noting the bank charged 6680 dollars for an audit and unreasonable interest, while Hansen had already paid a heavy financial and social price and shown no gambling or dissipation. He resides in St James Long Island and supports his family as a carpenter and gas station attendant.
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John R. Bartels
U.S. District Court
Brooklyn
Suffolk County Federal Sayings and Loan Association
Charles H. Hansen
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Centerreach
Long Island
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Ansen
Hight Lo
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Rights Leader Guilty of Harassment in NYC Case
Swadey James Meredith, famed as the first Black student at the University of Mississippi, faces up to 30 days in jail and a $500 fine after being found guilty in Criminal Court of two counts under the city real property law for failing to provide proper services at his New York building. Tenants, mostly elderly whites, testified of cutoffs in hot water and elevator service as Meredith insisted on rent above city limits during a 2-day trial in which he did not appear. A criminal complaint followed his failure to appear in the building and tenants court after summonses were issued twice.
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James Meredith
New York
University of Mississippi
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Meredith
Meredith Wen
Bindlards
Tenints
N Vietnam Peak Battle Readiness and Returns
Up to 1,000 North Vietnamese reportedly returned to the Ap Bia Mountain scene as U S forces consider another storming of the peak. Maj Gen Wright says he would commit the entire 101st if needed while Allied operations in the A Shau Valley continue under Montgomery Rendezvous with 106 enemy killed and 2 Americans dead.
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Congress
John M. Wright Jr
101St Airborne Division
A Shau Valley
de Edward M. Kenne
D-Mass
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101St
Melvin J. 2Uis
A Shau
Montgomery
Industrial Output in Strong Rise
Washington reports May industrial production up by six tenths of one percent while consumer goods held steady. Total output reaches 172.8 percent of the 1957 59 average, signaling a strong expansionary trend despite anti inflationary policy.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
Williamson quits Hamlet on opening night in Boston
British actor Nicol Williamson halted the Colonial Theater performance, announcing it would be his last play on any stage. He apologized after a brief return, saying he was exhausted and burnt out, then pledged to try to finish the opening night. Constance Cummings explained his extended run and film work.
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Hamlet
Boston
Colonial Theater
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Gertrude
Kevin Palmer
Ivanov
C-5A cost rise called small by Air Force official
Washington A former Air Force procurement chief testifying to Congress said the C-5A cargo plane program's cost overrun of about 1.8 billion dollars was small in the context of noncompetitive contracting. He defended total package contracts as a way to foster competition across research, development, and production.
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Air Force
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R. H W. Charles
House Armed Services Committee
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Armed Forces Committee
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South Carolina
Kennedy
Ichiding
Moonshiner in Long Beach Pleads Guilty to Illicit Whisky Operation
Charles Heney Brown, 26, the sole moonshining suspect in Long Beach since Prohibition, pleaded guilty to operating an illicit whisky still. Judge Carroll M. Panauil set probation and sentence hearing for Aug. 4 after denying a motion to suppress confiscation evidence.
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Long Beach
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Carroll M. Panauil
Browen
3Lo W. Anahemy
Atorney
William White
David Kenrick
JW. Bosal
Arkansas
Bay
Tront
Boyd Testifie
Storm Starts Blazes Across Fresno Tulare Counties
Lightning storms sparked at least 10 brush and grass fires in eastern Fresno and Tulare counties on Monday night. The largest a 15 acre Mt. Jesse Morgan blaze nine miles north of Reedley was contained early today with about 125 firefighters on the lines. Crews and equipment were sent in from 10 fire trucks and a helicopter. In Tulare County fires burned over 100 acres, with seven of those controlled Monday night.
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Tulare
Mt. Jesse Morgow
Reedley
Mid-valley Fire Department
Dice Game Fired Upon Wounds Hit Three at Los Angeles Corner
A passing car sprayed bullets at a street corner dice game in Los Angeles. Three people were wounded including 11 year old Jeffrey Clark who was treated for arm and hip injuries in fair condition. Cleophus Collins 24 was in serious condition after being struck below the heart. Larry Gorham 25 suffered a foot wound.
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UPI
Jefferey Clark
County Usc Medical Center
Cleophus Collins
Larry Gorham
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