Returning TV Favorites Face Fall Lock of Public Taste
Television critics weigh which stars may regain fame next season. Lucille Ball hopes for a bright return with a new comedy, Jackie Gleason and Sid Caesar struggle to recapture success in a changing audience landscape. Roy Rogers and Dale Evangs new musical hour is set for early Saturday.
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Billy Graham Eyes Small College Teaching After Crusades
In Chicago for a one day crusade, Billy Graham said he longs to return to Christian education in a small college. The 43 year old evangelist cited fatigue from travel and said his heart is centered on education work, previously serving as president of Northwestern College in Minneapolis from 1947 to 1952. About 200 decisions for Christ were made at McCormick Place, part of a 660 total over two days, as Graham argued that salvation cannot come from intellect alone and that nations cannot rely on top minds alone to save the world.
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Boat Survivors Are Rated Okay
Two seafarers, Capt. Pierce C. Sawyer and Paul Brensen, were rescued after their 80-foot cabin cruiser Linda M. sank in the Atlantic. They were found in good condition by the Marine Pioneer about 0 miles from Savannah, Georgia, after radioing the vessel went down near Wednesday. They were later transferred to the Coast Guard cutter Papaw from Charleston for the search.
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Europe Reacts to Eichmann Execution Across Nations
Postwar Europe shows mixed feelings over Adolf Eichmanns execution with a spectrum of opinions. West German officials note no capital punishment while Argentina tightens guard around Jewish sites. Reacting voices from Europe cite both relief and moral concerns about justice and deepened anti Jewish sentiment.
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Eichmann
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Confidence Restored as Stocks Resume Upward Swing
New York reports a market rebound easing a five month slide in stock averages. Business leaders caution a broader confidence drop could hurt consumer spending, noting orderly shakeouts may help align prices with earnings prospects amid government business policy tensions.
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Defiant Eichmann Hanged and Cremated in Israel
Adolf Eichmann was hanged after his appeals failed and his body cremated. He spoke his last words denying nothing and urging faith, greeting his wife and family, and noting his ties to Germany Austria and Argentina. The execution followed capture in Argentina and rapid extradition.
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