Hoover Warns Marxist Ideas Infect U S in Address
Former President Herbert Hoover, 85, told a United Presbyterian Men luncheon that Marxist ideology has infected American thinking and government. He warned Communists aim to destroy freedom and cited six dangers including inflation, foreign trade faltering, and labor corruption while urging Christians to resist and strengthen the American way.
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Crippling Storm Heads Eastward From Southland
A crippling snowstorm moved east across the South, stranding motorists and marooning hundreds of families. The storm caused at least six deaths in Texas and disrupted highways from Texas to the Southeast, with up to 10 inches of snow in parts of Texas and Alabama, while Gulf coast winds lashed vessels and temperatures dropped into the 20s and 30s.
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Man Dies in Crash Near West Seneca
William Westwood age 19 of Suburban West Seneca died when his car struck a utility pole and overturned near West Seneca early today. The accident underscores hazards on suburban roads and prompted routine police investigation.
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Phoenix Classifieds Highlight Local News Highlights
The Phoenix section covers community notices, classifieds, local sports scores, funeral announcements, church events, and community updates. Read for small-town happenings, obituaries, church schedules, and arranging services or sales.
Soviets Cuba sign sugar trade and credit deal
Anastas Mikoyan and Fidel Castro signed an agreement for the Soviet Union to buy five million tons of Cuban sugar over five years and provide a 100 million dollar credit repayable in 12 years. The deal envisions one million tons of sugar annually, with 200 thousand tons paid in dollars. Mikoyan framed the visit as promoting friendship while US officials viewed it as propaganda to influence Cuba-US relations. He said no diplomatic ties were restored, and Castro planned a Moscow visit, with an invitation extended.
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California Session Trials Stir Democratic Race
The Associated Press reports voters watch California as candidates court delegates for the Democratic nomination. Kennedy targets Nixon tactics while Humphrey Symington and Johnson face scrutiny, with Knowland backing Nixon and urging unity amid a tense convention road.
Chessman Loses Bid for Stay of Execution
Justice Black denied Daryl Chessman a stay of execution to permit a 14th appeal to the U S Supreme Court. Chessman, on death row since 1948 for kidnapping robbery and sexual assaults, faces another Friday gas chamber date at San Quentin. A L Wirin of the ACLU said a request for a stay and probable cause is being pursued. Chessman will seek a new appeal from the Ninth Circuit on Monday.
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Norwegians Urge Clemency for Cary Chessman
Oslo based Dagbladet published a plea urging President Exsenhower and California’s governor to intervene and spare Cary Chessman from the gas chamber. The petition gathered more than 35,000 supporters in five days.
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Japan to protest French A-bomb test blast
Tokyo officials said Japan will file a formal protest with France over its Sahara Desert nuclear detonation. The Foreign Office called the blast most regrettable and indicated protests would mirror prior actions against the United States Britain and the Soviet Union for their nuclear tests.
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Argentine Ships Battle Submarine for 15th Day
In Golfo Nuevo the Argentine navy fights to trap a mysterious submarine after 15 days of patrols and depth charges. President Frondizi hears assurances from international law experts that Argentina may act under the 1958 Geneva convention to demand surrender.
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NBC Demands Paar Live Up To Contract
NBC insists Jack Paar must honor his contract after quitting The Jack Paar Show amid censorship dispute. Paar, 42, reportedly refuses to return, while NBC weighs legal action to compel performance and damages.
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TV Team Plane Crashes Off Jamaica. One Missing
A twin-engine plane carrying five Hollywood crew members and others plunged into the Caribbean off Jamaica. Four survivors were rescued by fishermen and hospitalized. one passenger, George Schmidt of Leisure City Florida, was missing Friday night. The group, en route to Miami after filming for a new ABC TV series The Islanders, included director-writer Bernard Bare and actor William Resneds. Schmidt suffered severe injuries. others had cuts and fractures.
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Drag Race Crash Kills Syracuse Man at Red Light
Clifford Seguin 22 of Syracuse died Friday night in a two car drag race crash at a red light. Kenneth Mullin 17, also of Syracuse, said Seguin tried to race on South Salina Street before their vehicles collided and rammed into a tree. A wall collapse at a century old New York public school sent bricks into two empty classrooms during Lincoln's Birthday holiday.
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France claims Sahara A bomb test ends year of nuclear quiet
Paris reports a successful all French detonation in the Sahara near Tanerrou, equal in power to Hiroshima Nagasaki. De Gaulle seeks stronger leverage with US UK and USSR, aims for broader French atomic capacity by 1963, and to boost North Atlantic cooperation while denying foreign involvement.
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Wagner Attacks Budget as State Employees Picket
Lawmakers hold hearings on Gov Rockefeller’s 2,035,000,000 budget with three options on the table while Rockefeller defends his plan against Democratic NYC Mayor Wagner who contends state aid for the city is unfairly low. Workers rally outside the Capitol as veterans and business groups lobby, and Ulster County witnesses push corruption probes amid looming fiscal year end.
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Adirondack Lumbermen’s Association
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Fred Eaton
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Ulster County
Bird Takes Bus Ride After Getting Stuck in Fare Box
In Seattle, a sparrow was found inside a fare box on a bus. Driver Tienry Gresham summoned maintenance, who freed the bird. The driver quipped that the bird was heading south while he was going north.
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Wasi
Chris Thorsen
Tienry E. Gresham
Gresham
De Gaulle Cheers France After First Atomic Bomb Test
President Charles de Gaulle saluted the Sahara test director Pierre Guillaumat with a strong "Hurrah for France" after the successful explosion of France's first atomic bomb. He thanked Guillaumat and the team for making France stronger and prouder.
Bodies of Five Lady Be Good Crew Found in Libyan Desert
U S Air Force reports five of the nine crew members from the World War I bomber Lady Be Good have been located in the Libyan Desert near Benghazi. The wrecked plane vanished on April 4, 1943 and was found 106 months later. A sunglasses case bearing Lt. D P Hayes's name confirms at least one identified crew member.
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Benghazi
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Libya
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Lee's Summit
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