Buffalo Flood Begins Cleaning After $35 Million Damage
Massive cleanup starts in Buffalo and suburbs after record rain. Debris, mud, and sewage fill basements as 300 people evacuated. Mayor Kowal cites 7 million in public facility damage and 28 million in homes and business losses. Storm caused widespread outages and boil-water advisory.
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Buffalo
Chester Kowal
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Cheektowaga
Buffalo Zoo
Clayton F. Freiheit
Zoo
Roswell Park Memorial Institute
Truce Line Says To Be Quiet By 1st Cavalry Chief
Maj. Gen. Charles F. Leonard new commander of the 1st Cavalry Division said the Korean truce line has cooled off. Leonard, who took command Wednesday, predicted there will be nothing stirring for some time.
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1St Cavalry Division
Korea
Charles F. Leonard
Leonard
Body recovered from Neida Lake after drowning
The body of David A. Kruth an 18 year old Fort Plain resident was recovered by state police from Neida Lake Wednesday. He drowned Sunday when swept by wind driven waves from a pier.
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Sylvan
Inside Radio TV Market Fulton Births ma 2 Editorial 8 Sports 9 10
The note lists content sections and page numbers for the Fulton newspaper, indicating feature topics on radio and television market, births, editorials, sports, and classified items across pages two, eight, and nine to ten.
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Fulton
Fourth Stanza of America Banned in New York Schools
UN debate on South Africa arms embargo results in mixed compliance while New York education officials ban the fourth stanza of America from daily devotional school exercises. Commissioner Allen allows patriotic readings and the Pledge but forbids daily religious exercises and Bible readings in public schools.
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America
New York
Britain
France
South Africa
Roger Seydoux
Patrick Dean
Dean
Charles W. Yost
United States
Matthys I. Botha
Eric Louw
Albany
James E. Allen Jr
Long Island
Allen
Long Isand
Supreme Court
Levittown
Board of Education
Onondaga County ABC Board Secretary Resigns
Roger A. Pierce resigns as executive secretary of the Onondaga County Alcoholic Beverage Control Board amid a dispute over bar inspections by Syracuse Police Department officers. SLA chairman Donald S. Hostetter says the resignation is voluntary and accepted.
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Syracuse
Pierce
Patrick V. Murphy
State Liquor Authority
Boy Saved From Shaft in Mine near Pittsburg California
Ronald Ruffo, 15, was rescued after more than an hour on his back in a 65 foot abandoned mine shaft east of Pittsburg. His fall occurred when a rope broke as two friends lowered him. Pacific Gas and Electric linemen climbed down and saved him hours later. He suffered only minor injuries.
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Pittsburg
Calif
Ronald Ruffo
Ronald
Here
Pacific Gas and Electric Co
Mail Train Held Up by British Bandits in $2.8 Million Theft
A gang of 20 to 30 masked bandits halted the Glasgow London mail train near Cheddington at 3 a.m. decoying signals and bludgeoning the engineer. They seized about 120 mail bags likely worth seven figures, with currency and possibly diamonds for Hatton Market. Post Office set a 10 000 pound reward. four mail sorters were bound and the engineer moved cars before the robbers fled within 15 minutes. The incident marks the first traveling post office attack in 125 years.
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Cheddington
England
London
United States
Plymouth
Mass
Reginald Bevins
Hatton Market
Jack Mills
Mills
David Whitby
Whitby
Malcolm Fewtrell
Buckinghamshire
Busy Bag Boy Foils Robbers In Louisville Store
In South Louisville two women attempted a hold up at a grocery. A bag boy, heading to the parking area for baskets, was unaware of the crime as the pistol-wielding robber and her partner tried to pull him inside. They fled when doors were locked.
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Louisville
John Walker
Nine Arrested In Catskills Facing Gambling Charge
Syn chronized raids in Sullivan County targeted nine men accused of operating as bookies on a $13 million yearly scale. They faced charges for taking bets without a $50 Internal Revenue tax stamp and were arraigned before U. S. Commissioner Thomas F. Saccoman.
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Monticello
Catskill Mountains
Internal Revenue
Department of Justice
Sullivan County
U. S
Thomas F. Saccoman
Abe French
White Lake
Robert Berzen
Miami
Laurela Country Club
Sackett Lake
Harry Ringel
Sam Leventhal
Sam the Cop
Steven Migdal
Brooklyn
Raleigh
Fallsburg
Jacob Rosenblatt
Isadore Gerstein
Ellenville
Nevele
Hetel
Walter Herzog
Schmaltzie
Loomis Village
Donald Skyler
Liberty
House Rules Leader Howard W. Smith Improves After Illness
Representative Howard W. Smith of Virginia, 90, showed significant improvement after a digestive upset at the Capitol. He experienced a mild food poisoning episode, did not require hospitalization, and rested at his Alexandria home.
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Washington
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Capitol
House Rules Committee
Alexandria
Search Continues for Missing U S Army Plane
Still seeking a light U S Army plane missing since Sunday with five officers and an enlisted man aboard. Authorities in Seoul Korea press on with the hunt as search teams comb rugged terrain and weather continues to hamper efforts.
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Seoul
Korea
No Illegal Conduct Found In 1962 Market Plunge
A Securities and Exchange Commission study concludes there was no evidence of manipulation or illegal conduct in the 1962 stock market drop. It aligns with NYSE findings that no single group caused the May decline and recommends voting-power changes, fee controls on mutual funds, and credit buying rule updates. The report urges stronger self regulation by exchanges and industry bodies.
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Washington P
Securities and Exchange Commission
New York Stock Exchange
Specifl
Stock Exchanges
National Association of Securities Dealers
Commission
Congress
Senate
House
Kennedy Baby Patrick Bouvier Remains in Serious Condition
Boston doctors say Patrick Bouvier Kennedy, one day old son of President Kennedy and Jacqueline, remains in serious condition with idiopathic respiratory distress. President Kennedy visited the hospital as a White House spokesman noted the condition is “still serious” but not critical. Mrs Kennedy rests well, and plans for the president to deliver a nuclear test ban message proceed.
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Boston
Patrick Bouvier Kennedy
Boston Children’s Medical Center
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
White House
Boston Children’s Hospital
Otis Air Force Base
Cape Cod
Kennedy
Jacqueline Kennedy
Hugh Auchincloss
Patrick
Cleveland
Joseph P. Kennedy
England
Stork
John Jr
Palm Beach
Fla
Georgetown University Hospital
Bouvier
John V. Rlouvier
New York
Test Ban Treaty Signed by 30 Nations Moves to Senate
The East West Limited test ban pact drew signatures from about 30 nations in Washington London and Moscow as Kennedy prepared a Senate appeal for ratification. The President balanced duties with his newborn son in Boston while diplomats gathered at the State Department to sign the accord. Senate approval by two thirds is anticipated in about a month subject to reservations on atmospheric outer space and underwater blasts.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
London
Moscow
Capitol
Boston
Otis Air Force Base
Howard Beale
State Department
Henry M. Jackson
Dash
United States
Loss of postal money bag on transfer wagon
About $100,000 in postal cash fell from a transfer wagon in Los Angeles when a train passed and burst the bag open. Track money scattered in $20 bills but a railroad worker said the breeze was calm and the money was recovered in about twenty minutes.
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Los Angeles
President Kennedy Stays At Cape Cod After Birth
President Kennedy remains in the Cape Cod area, traveling between Otis Air Force Base Hospital and Boston as he monitors his newborn son born 50 weeks early and his wife recuperating from Caesarean delivery. The baby is in a special incubator and Mrs. Kennedy is reported to be progressing well.
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John F. Kennedy
Cape Cod
Otis Air Force Base
Massachusetts
Washington
Otis Air Force Basf
Mass. P
Kennedy
Otis Air Force Base Hospital
Boston
Otis
Boston Children’s Hospital Center
Air Force Hospital
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