Republicans Clash Over Use Of Budget Surplus In New York
Albany lawmakers debated Rockefeller's 32 million dollar surplus with factions pushing for a tax cut and others for higher school aid. Senate and Assembly leaders back differing plans as hearings reviewed the budget's state operations and capital construction. Plowden-Wardlaw urged the committees to defend the surplus and curb spending.
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Plowden-Wardlaw
Chambers of Commerce
Invasion of Imperial County Rabid Dogs Brought Under Control
Rabies outbreak along the U S Mexican border led to 3000 to 7000 dogs shot and 135 people treated in Imperial County. A 350 square mile quarantine began December 12 and now could be lifted March 1 if no new cases appear. Across the border Baja California reports ongoing killings and dozens treated. A Syracuse obituary notes Marion Hennessey, 62, dies from auto injuries after a Tuesday collision.
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Inside Bridge 6 Radio TV Phoenix 8 Fulton 8 Classified 10 Sports
Classified and notices across Bridge 6 Radio TV Phoenix and Fulton sections summarize local ads, market updates, sports results, and obituary notices. The page compiles briefs on sales, events, and community notes with concise summaries and reader notices.
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Welfare departments urged to cooperate with press in New York
Albany reports welfare commissioner Raymond W. Houston urged cooperation between local welfare agencies and news media to inform the public about welfare problems and successes. He said district officers would be instructed to work with journalism and invited reporters to cover State Social Welfare Board meetings. The board endorsed bills limiting publication of relief recipients’ names unless crimes or frauds are proven. A federal official opposed residency requirements for public relief, while support and opposition split along party lines on the proposal.
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William H. Mitchell
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Rockefeller
Family of Five Killed in Fire at Tuckers Corners
Five members of the Blair family died when their single story cement block home at Tuckers Corners burned in the early hours. David Blair 30, Betty Blair 27, and children David Jr 3 Susan 2 and Linda 13 months were identified by State Police. Blair worked at Clintondale Nardenes Fruit Storage Center. Clintondale volunteers found the home ablaze after 4 am. a neighbor alerted the family.
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Blair
Humphrey Hails Plan To Ban Nuclear Tests
Senator Hubert Humphrey praised President Eisenhower's proposal to ban nuclear weapons tests while noting he first floated the idea in Pontiac, Michigan. He spoke in Long Beach, California, and San Francisco stressing that no global peace is possible without disarmament.
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Village Rejoices Over Save of Vital Plant
In Herkimer 9000 residents celebrate raising about 195000 in a four day drive to save Standard Furniture Co. The factory facing steel competition pledged 75000 with workers contributing including bank loans and bonds. President Samuel D. Earl calls the response the most gratifying moment in 75 years of the plant’s service.
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Still in Love With Carole Says Dr. Finch
Dr. R Bernard Finch testified he remains in love with Carole Tregoff, saying he would marry in the future if she would have him. The couple, both charged with murder and conspiracy in the death of Finch's socialite wife Barbara Jean, faced questions about their relationship as the eight-day testimony continued.
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Detroit Biochemist cancels virus talk after illness
Dr John Kabara an associate professor at the University of Detroit had to cancel his engagement to address the topic of viruses. He fell ill with a virus and while waiting for a measles testing chemical shipment also contracted measles.
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Khrushchev Navigates Delicate India Visit Brinksmanship
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev aims to reassure India that world communism remains peaceful amid tensions with China while balancing Moscow Beijing rift. He speaks to Parliament and public events timid and weary as New Delhi dampens hopes for a swift border dispute solution.
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Submarine crippled by Argentine ships near Buenos Aires
Argentine warships trapped a mysterious submarine in the Golfo Nuevo 650 miles southwest of Buenos Aires after 12 days of pursuit. Depth charges and artillery damaged the sub, which was forced to surface every 48 hours. The U S and Britain denied operating subs in the area, and officials sought anti submarine gear from Washington as two planes were en route with equipment.
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Soviet Leader Sees Strength in New Delhi Talks
In New Delhi Khrushchev touts Soviet power while pressing a global nuclear test ban. U S officials and senators discuss proposals, potential Geneva deadlock, and bipartisan support for a treaty to halt all detonations with safeguards and verification.
Khrushchev touts Soviet power and economic aim in New Delhi
In New Delhi Premier Khrushchev declared the Soviet Union is the strongest military power yet seeks peaceful coexistence with the United States. He said the USSR intends to surpass the U.S. in per capita production, pledging to improve standards while avoiding armament competition. He met Nehru to discuss Cold War issues and India’s border dispute with China, and a $378 million Soviet loan backed India’s new five-year plan. Nehru stated no ground for a settlement with Beijing currently exists.
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Baltimore Police End Retirement Gift Tradition
Baltimore police end a five year custom of giving retirement gifts to high ranking officers. Police Commissioner James M. Hepburn announced the practice would be discontinued. The move followed patrolmen questioning why they should contribute from a large salary to an inspector receiving a smaller pension.
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Amper Dies Rockefeller Aide at 44 in Great Neck
Richard Amper, 44, press secretary to Gov. Rockefeller, died of a heart attack at his Nassau County home in Great Neck. He lived with his wife Gladys and their four children. A former political reporter for the New York Times, he later worked for United Press and United Press International until 1953. This marks the second Rockefeller aide death in two weeks following Francis Jamieson, 55, special assistant and Pulitzer winner who died January 3.
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Paar Boils Over Walks Out On NBC TV Show
New York UPI reports television star Jack Paar quit his NBC show in anger over censorship of a joke from a prior episode. He said he will not return and plans a long vacation in Europe, canceling future commitments and signaling an extended absence.
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Girl accidentally strangled to death in home stairway
Four year old Julie Mae Jensen of Plainsville died Thursday when her head became caught between open steps of an outside stairway at her home. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs William Jensen. Grange convention to be held in Watertown October 25 28 announced by Harold W Stanley.
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