Cabinet Holds Initial Meeting Without President
Washington reports Eisenhower remains absent as cabinet opens its first business session since his heart attack. Nixon, rallying by session, leads briefings on routine budget and departmental matters and weighs ways to reduce the president’s workload during convalescence. Chosen aides arrange White House staff coverage at Denver.
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Eisenhower
Denver
Nixon
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Lorajgrenel
Russian Roulette Claims A Tonawanda Youth Life
A Tonawanda youth, 20, died in a suburb after a Russian roulette incident. Police quoted two companions as saying the revolver misfired and killed him in his apartment, with another teen describing the fatal moment. The Erie County medical examiner withheld the death certificate pending investigation.
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Buffalo
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Robert Fitt
Ronald Murry
William Poets
Fityan
Cylind
Erle County Medical Exchaner
John Po Mylant
Faethe
Wation
Dulles Aide Talks Arms Policy in Cairo
Assistant Secretary of State George Allen arrived in Cairo to urge Egypt toward aligning with Western arms policy. He planned urgent talks with Egyptian officials to explain American limits on arms exports and the goal of persuading Egypt to avoid Soviet bloc influence while weighing Western restrictions on shipments.
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Tarael Rayutini
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Mexico Gulf Coast Deluged By New Floods After Janet
Horrendous storms driven by Janet sweep Mexico's Gulf Coast causing extensive floods from Tamaulipas to Veracruz. Rescues scramble as towns like Tampico endure record tides, with thousands displaced and medical shortages rising amid ongoing flood and disease outbreaks. Authorities estimate hundreds killed across affected regions, with debris and submerged streets hampering relief efforts.
Ford Planning Big Expansion In Coming Year
Mahwah New Jersey Henry Ford and the Ford Motor Co announce a record billion dollar expansion plan for 1958 funded from earnings, aiming to push production and consumption to a new higher plateau. Ford cites confidence in America's economy, envisions broader stock ownership, and discusses an Office of Tomorrow in a planning show in Chicago with executives and dealers attending.
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Corp
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Charles Bid
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al- Guik Okerberg
Eretison
Dorver
Man Charged With Assault and Rape In Nassau Case
Patricia Anderson of Glen Head testified that Bernard J Daly of Glen Cove raped her on September 19 while her husband and children were in another room. Daly, 96, was charged with rape and assault in Nassau County court after being arrested at home. He denied the charges.
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Nic
A. Toe Stir
Jon
Long Island
Patricia Anderson
Glen Head
Bernard J Daly
Glen Cove
Duffy
Baby killed by car in Johnstown incident
A 17 month old child, son of Mr and Mrs Vincent Kofman, died after being struck by a car in Johnstown. The accident occurred near the family home as the infant played in the alley. A neighbor reported seeing the car strike the boy and drive away toward the alley, with the driver not stopping. The child was taken to St Michivel hospital where he died shortly after.
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Johnstown
Raymond M. Wellrith
Vincent Kofman
Ner
Michivel
Digg
Wiles
Puli Poldhik
Pollo Hh
Findley Lake Funding Question Drags In Court Case
State of New York reportedly spent nine thousand dollars on Findley Lake matters as civil court proceedings unfold. Clifton M Howard, vice president of the Findley Lake Property Owners Association, testified under defense attorney Allen Gibbs about appropriations and work at the lake. The suit seeks an injunction to prevent interference with the lake level and damages from the Town of Minis and its officers for alleged property damage during a drainage decision.
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Mayville
Findley Lake
Clifton M Howard
Fin
Ley Lake Property Owners Associat Lad
Allen Gilss
Tee Nau D. Liphan
Geneva
Police Threat Averts Clash In Argentina
Buenos Aires reports say well armed labor supporters of deposed President Peron backed down at nightfall facing strong police reinforcements. About 100 union members initially refused to surrender but yielded five minutes before tanks were to shell a building. Other groups raided included railroad workers and bank clerks as labor unions under CGT power challenged the new government amid corruption revelations and international intrigue surrounding a gold shipment and Peron’s boat trip.
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Elas
Indor
Tabor
Peron
Bf Bronson
Edoardo Lonardo
Ews Power
Nindon
Penn
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Aires
Pernti
Passi Quay
Senator Kessler backs graduated income tax plan
In Harrisburg, Senator Kessler R Bancister says GOP backed proposal for a graduated income tax has a good chance of passing, while House action would not yet solve the state tax impasse. The plan would use revenue for public welfare and health programs and require a second passage in 1957 for a statewide referendum.
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R Bancister
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Lee
Esther
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House
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Teyy
Lanter
UN Assembly Hears Briton On Middle East Tensions
United Nations sessions reveal a British proposal to curb pressure and seek confidence on both sides in the Middle East. Key figures including Prime Minister Macmillan and Secretary Dulles urged restraint while Egypt and Czechoslovakia criticized outside interference and proposed understanding between powers.
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Treasury Chief Faces Budget Balance Without Pentagon Aid
Washington reports that Secretary George Humphrey will likely balance the federal budget without further big cuts from Defense Secretary Charles Wilson. Wilson states defense spending will remain above 34 billion, while Humphrey and Budget Director Hughes push for revenue gains and sweeping savings across all government departments.
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Budget Cuts Would Affect State Relief
Harrisburg aides argued that legislative trimming will shortchange Pennsylvania public assistance. Ruth Grigg Horting said original requests may be conservative due to weak conditions since January. The House cut 7 million from the governor’s proposed 138 million dollar budget, raising concern over housing aid and overall program impact.
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Associated Press
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Ruth Grigg Horting
Harting Sai
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Rere
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Hanlin Deshureit
Storm Wrecks Kyushu Island In Typhoon Fury
A massive typhoon battered Kyushu Island causing widespread damage. Reports indicate 172 mph gusts, heavy rainfall, and extensive flooding. Police describe thousands displaced and hundreds of homes destroyed or damaged.
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Squahiy
Wey Rae Silid
Crash Fatality in Poepsburgh Alley
A vehicle struck a pole in Poepsburgh near Saw Mill Road Tuesday night. Police say the driver, 35 year old Dyin Cuniinl, died at the scene. A passenger identified as Catherine Lyon, 80, was hospitalized with injuries.
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Bouteward
Catherine Lyon
County Health Plan Discussed at Hotel Corry Meeting
Representatives from county and state health agencies discussed establishing a County Health Department in Newberry County. Proponents argue benefits include disease control and maternal child health, with estimated costs around 85 000 to 220 000 yearly and funding from taxpayers slated for November ballot consideration.
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Belle Vale
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Erie County
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Menith Cornell
Traffic Collision Near West Park Parked Car Hits Bicycle
A rider escaped injury after a collision with a passing vehicle in Way Park last night. Police and witnesses described the event as a near miss with the driver leaving the scene before authorities arrived.
Eisenhower’s Condition Improves Amid Talks of Retirement
Denver reports President Eisenhower shows improving health after heart attack and may retire at term end. Doctors note nights outside oxygen tent and satisfactory progress with no complications. White House and Cabinet dynamics hint shifts in future authority as Nixon and Adams figure in plans.
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Retired minister Westmont obituary from 1980 era
The obituary honors a retired minister who served for 37 years until his retirement in 1980. It notes his past roles, including leadership within the church and his long tenure. The article mentions his affiliation with Holy Trinity Church and lingering community ties.
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