Saratoga Spa Faces Possible Closure in Budget Trim
Governor Rockefeller's administration considers drastic steps at the state owned Saratoga Spa amid years of losses. Options include placing the reservation under Conservation Dept oversight, closing baths or repurposing buildings, or leasing bottling operations to private hands. Legislation would be needed to abolish the authority or shutter the spa.
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Charles Dumas
Albany
Rockefeller
Saratoga Springs
Saratoga Reservation
Saratoga Chamber of Commerce
Spa
T. Norman Hurd
Tts
Saratoga Springs Authority
Conservation Department
Spas
Orher
Saratoga Spa
Little Hoover Commission
Temporary Commission On
Abused Nikita Explains Why Tour Cancelled
Nikita Khrushchev says he canceled a planned August Scandinavian tour due to an unfavorable atmosphere among Nordic politicians and editors. He questioned the Geneva talks and criticized U S and global leaders while noting he may visit later if conditions improve.
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Nikita
Stanley Johnson
Warsaw
Upi
Nikita Khrushchev
Scandinavia
Khrushchev
Poland
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Breign
U. S
Richard M. Nixon
Soviet Union
Terry DeFrancesco Waives Exam In Golf Pro Slaying
Terry DeFrancesco waived an examination on a first degree murder charge in the shooting of golf pro Richard G. Smith. She was returned to St. Lawrence County Jail to await a September grand jury. She wore a blue and white skirt and blue blouse at arraignment and spoke softly confirming she had counsel.
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Canton
N.Y
Theresa DeFrancesco
Miss DeFrancesco
Richard G. Smith
St. Lawrence County
James J. Crowley
Sidney Z. Davidson
Rochester
Inside 10 Phoenix 16 Bridge Sports
Inside look at ten Phoenix teams and sixteen bridge sports events. Readers gain quick summaries of notable players, venues, and outcomes across local competitions.
Unprecedented Move as Mitchell Enters Steel Dispute
Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell acts as fact-finder in the Steel strike, the first time a labor secretary has taken such a role. White House may use findings to consider Taft-Hartley emergency powers as union and industry lock horns over a 15 cent hourly wage request. Federal mediators continue talks with United Steelworkers of America.
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New York
James P. Mitchell
Eisenhower
Mitchell
White House
Watt-Hart
United Steelworkers Union
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers of America
Secretary of Labor
Conrad Cooper
U. S. Steel
Washington
Bohlen Bohlen
U. S
Charles E. Bohlen
State Department
Christian A. Herter
Bohren
Germany
United States
West Germany
Mitschell
Seven Crewmen Die as KC97 Crashes Near Andover New Hampshire
An Air Force KC97 tanker on a routine training flight crashed near Andover New Hampshire killing seven crewmen. Capt James H White and six other officers were identified, with bodies recovered after the plane plummeted through an overcast and burned near Bud Keyser’s farm. Firefighters contained the blaze hours later as a trooper and companion plane observed the fall.
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Andover
N. H
Air Force
Pease Air Force Base
James H. White
Cambridge
Mass
Harold C. High
Duluth
Minn
Dean H. Holzworth
Worland
Wyo
Marion C. Ackerman
Vevay
Ind
Phillips K. Daret
Norman
Gkla
Owen Q. Combs
Bloomfield
Jake Schmidt
Riverton
Bud Keyser
New Hampshire
Joseph Humphrey
Alse
KC97
U S. Rt 4
N. H. Rt
Eisenhower Flags Labor Road and Farm Legislation
President Eisenhower urged Congress to act on labor control, highway funding, and a strong farm bill, stressing revenue for interstate construction and a decisive wheat program choice for farmers facing votes. He indicated no formal must list exists and emphasized bill specifics over broad veto power.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate Labor Management Committee
Senate
Special Investigating Committee
John Mclellan
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means Committee
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Geneva talks hinge on Gromyko stance on Berlin truce
Western officials reported that Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko signaled a long speech but offered no concession on East Germany equality. The Big Four conference could hinge on his response to Western proposals for Berlin and unification talks.
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John M. Hightower
Geneva
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Andrei A. Gromyko
Berlin
Grumyko
Christian A. Verner
Selwyn Lloyd
Maurie Couve de Murville
Palace of Nations
Gromko
Lloyd
Couve de Murville
Paris
North Atlantic Council
Charles de Gaulle
East Germany
West Germany
Gromyko
U. 8
Christian A. Herner
Maurice Couce de Murville
West Berlin
Living Cost Surges to Record High in June
U S workers face higher living costs as the index climbs 0.4 percent in June to 124.5 percent of the 1947-49 average, driven by foods especially fresh produce. The gain, seasonal in nature, boosts wages for about 600 000 unionized workers and 230 600 electrical manufacturing staff, while take home pay rises lag behind price increases.
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Labor Department
Ewan Clague
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Jay
H.duy
BLS
Miparison
Cattle Reported Swimming in Flooded Kutch Peninsula
Fifty thousand head of cattle were reported swimming helplessly in flooded areas of the Kutch peninsula in northwest India after twenty two inches of rain fell in two days.
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Bombay
Kutch
India
Albert Escapes but His Freedom Isn’t So Great
A cockatoo named Albert escapes from his Manhattan apartment during a thunderstorm. After days spent on a 23rd floor ledge in rain and wind, he is spotted by office workers, then returned to Miss Fisher who locks him back in a cage and warns that a little freedom can be dangerous.
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Albert Schweitzer
Bobby Hill
Saind- Sambarene
French Equatorial Africa
Bobby
Henry Hill
Waycross
Italy
Europe
Schweitzer
Paris
Albert
New York
Stuart Damon
Damon
Jeanne F Miss Fisher
Piy
Manhattan
Allbert
Madigan Avenue
Miss Fisher
Lieutenant Killed in Car Mishap Near Plattsburgh
A second lieutenant from Plattsburgh Air Force Base was killed when the car he rode in overturned on Route 9 two miles north of Westerville. State Police identified the deceased as 2nd Lt. William G. Moore, 22, of Beaumont Texas. Wilbur J. Childress, 22, of Belmont Louisiana, suffered critical head and chest injuries and was taken to Physician's Hospital in Plattsburgh. Childress had recently been discharged from the Navy.
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Weeseville
UPI
Plattsburgh Air Force Base
Twa m
William G. Moore
Beaumont
Tex
Wilbur J. Childress
Belmont
Physician's Hospital
Plattsburgh
Childress
Navy
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