Graham crusade crowds surge as Graham preaches in Chicago
Crowds of up to 116000 hear evangelist Billy Graham denounce moral decay and urge personal religious commitment as he cites Rome and modern America. He warns against divorce, materialism and internal decadence while urging the nation to devote social and civic life to God. Attendance totals from prior rallies are noted.
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Medicare changes okayed by Ribicoff in TV interview
Ribicoff said the administration could accept changes to the Medicare bill but not compromise Social Security. He warned the program hinges on Social Security and favored a choice system allowing elderly to switch to private insurance if funded by Social Security protection. He noted reforms could be workable if risk and cost are properly balanced.
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Ex-Convict Admits Killing Actress in Deer Burial Ground
Former convict Leroy Harrison, 41, confessed to killing aspiring actress Piyl lis Ann Jones, 25, in Barnegat Light nine years ago after abducting her. Jones, bound with leather straps, was found in a deer burial ground wearing a swimsuit. Harrison, a printer with a large family, had prior rapes and was paroled after a long prison term. He underwent police questioning as part of the case.
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Secret AF Satellite Launch Reported
A terse Air Force notice states a satellite has been launched into orbit. Details are sparse, with the announcement emphasizing the secrecy surrounding the mission and the involved agencies.
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Man Charged in Stabbing Over Title Dispute
A 19 year old laborer was accused of knifing Sir Walter Bramley and his son William in Weston England after a dispute over a title. Police arrested Timothy G. Deane after a preliminary hearing. Deane claimed motive tied to the title, and he is due back in court June 26.
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We Have No More Leisure We Have No More Leisure
New York AP reports industry and labor-saving machines have not given Americans more free time. The Twentieth Century Fund team notes the average work week dropped from 70 to 39 hours since 1850, but full and part time workers combined still average near 46 or 47 hours. Manpower shifts, commuting, and home tasks consume most perceived free time.
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Castro Can't Stand the Heat at Coney Island Museum
In New York, Fidel Castro and his aides could not endure the heat at a Coney Island World of War Museum exhibit. A fire alarm or blaze broke out causing panic as a wax likeness of President Lincoln and other famed figures appeared damaged or escaped destruction, though key figures remained unharmed. Lillie Angelo, founder of the museum with her husband 34 years, noted the incident and the wax figures' survival.
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Vacation Package Service Offers Paper Handling at No Extra Cost
The provider promises no additional charges for the vacation package, assuring seamless paper handling during absence. A service will store and deliver papers upon the return, with the plan described as simple and cost free.
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