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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1957

Page

15

Graham Ends New York Crusade July 21

Evangelist Billy Graham announced the New York crusade will end July 21 after a three week extension beyond June 30. He said the team is not finished in the area and plans for further work in New York remain under consideration. The Madison Square Garden crusade drew crowds since May 15 and will close with a Yankee Stadium finale. A second phase includes visits to nearly 2,000 churches through October 27 with staff and volunteers weighing summer feasibility.

New York Billy Graham Graham Madison Square Garden Yankee Stadium

Projectile lands near summer cottages in Virginia area

A large projectile fired from the Dahlgren Naval Proving Ground plunged near a riverside community of summer cottages in Erica Virginia, 50 yards from children. No injuries occurred as Dahlgren personnel began digging up the object, described as a ton or more and likely a shell, with officials confirming no explosion risk.

Erica Dahlgren Naval Proving Ground Po River J. P. Gunter Bon Air Gunter Cottage Proving Ground Dahlgren

First White Student Enrolls at Negro College in South

Greensboro: Rodney Jaye Miller, 23, begins summer coursework as the first white student at North Carolina A and T College. His move follows months of indecision and aims to catch up credits for possible reenrollment at North Carolina State College in Raleigh. College President Warmoth Gibbs says Miller will be treated as any other student.

Greensboro N. C Rodney Jaye Miller North Carolina Agricultural and Technical College United Press

Glendale Melon Festival Called Off Amid Small Crop

Glendale will not hold its annual Melon Festival this year. Chamber of Commerce president Harry Bonsall Jr. cites a reduced melon crop as the main reason. The festival began about eight years ago.

Glendale —P Harry Bonsall Jr Chamber of Commerce Bonsall

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