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Palladium Times

Location

Oswego, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1959

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Allies to Seek Recess in Big Four Talks Over Berlin

Western Allies plan to ask the Soviet Union for two long recesses starting next Wednesday in the Big Four foreign ministers conference to push renewed talks and suspend threats to West Berlin. Khrushchev’s Ukraine speech offered no concession to justify continued negotiations, and U S officials expect the talks to fail without major Soviet concessions or a summit.

Berlin Geneva Soviet Union Alles West Berlin Andrey Gromyko Nikita Khrushchev Ukraine Khrushchev Selwyn Lioyd United States France Christian 4. Herter Organization of American States Santiago Ohie Washington Lloyd Maurice Couve de Murville Herter Gromyko Andrew H. Berding Moscow Ussr Germany

Pro Hoffa Supporters Arrested After Union Hall Fight

A dozen pro Hoffa faction members from Teamsters Local 100 were arrested in Cincinnati after a brawl at union headquarters. Arrest warrants charged trespassing and disorderly conduct as rival officials tried to retain control. Bond set for morning hearings as the dispute spurs calls for international intervention.

Cincinnati Ghigo 12 Teamsters AH 12 Teamsters Inter- National James R Hoffa Rank and File Robert Morris, Cochairman International

GOP Victories in Hawaii Stir Comeback Hopes

The GOP scored surprise wins in Hawaii, electing a governor William Quinn and a U.S. senator Oren Long along with a landlide in state Senate races. Democrats retained the House and a Senate seat via Daniel Inouye, while Lyndon Johnson cautioned that two congressional seats stayed with Democrats.

Hawaii Washington Hawai'i GOP Sen Thruston B. Morton Kentucky United States Morton Senate Lyndon R Johnson Texas Congress Daniel K. Inouye Hiram L. Fong Long

Queen Elizabeth Repairs After Collision Near Ambrose Channel

The Queen Elizabeth sails on after hull repairs in New York harbor following a collision with the American Hunter in fog. No injuries reported. the freighter sustained a two foot bow crack while both ships were maneuvered to Pier 50 for immediate damage assessment and temporary dockside fixes.

New York Ambrose Channel Coney Island Roe Ummediately Pier 50 Elizabeth Southampton Hunter United States Lines Seymour Beil Cunard Line Bell Geoffrey Walker North River Tne Brooklyn

Albany County Supervisor subpoenaed amid Dems audit fallout

William K. Sanford of the Town of Colonie was summoned by the district attorney to appear before a county grand jury and deliver the town’s fiscal records. The action followed a Democratic blast at State Comptroller Levitt and local papers over an audit that questioned tax delinquencies and a sale to a company with links to officials. Probst accused Levitt of seeking control of local government, while Sanford defended the county’s records as clean.

Albany Ip Republan Albany County Wiliam K. Sanford Colone Sanford Daniel P O Levitt Albany Julian B. Elway Donald Lynch O'Connell Knickerbocker News The Times-Union Albany County Republican Committee State Investigation Commission Joseph L Probst Govnor Probst

U S Court Upholds Communist Party as Foreign Agency

In a 2 1 ruling the U S Court of Appeals upheld a finding by the Subversive Activities Control Board that the U S Communist Party is dominated by Moscow. The party must register as an agent of a foreign power and disclose finances and member names pending possible reversal. A nine year government effort to require registration under the 1950 Internal Security Act continues. SHANNON Ireland BOAC

Washington

Syracuse Baby Dies In Tenement Fire

A nine month old boy, Bert Kopach, died when a fire destroyed the first floor of a three story tenement near downtown Syracuse. Babysitter Arthur Spencer, 15, was overcome by smoke but in good condition at Memorial Hospital. Cause of the fire undetermined.

Syracuse Bert Kopach Beverly Marshall

Woman Branded Man In Kitchen Attack Seven Years Ago

Patricia Faye Smith, 30, reports four years of harassment and a brutal assault by a masked intruder who slashed her and threatened to finish the job. An all points bulletin is out for the unidentified assailant in Canoga Park, Los Angeles.

Patricia Faye Smith Mrs Smith Ned Smiths Los Angeles Canoga Park Mra. Smith

Nixon Indicates He Would Favor Talks Between Ike Nikita

Nixon signals openness to face to face talks between President Eisenhower and Premier Nikita Khrushchev amid a broader probe into Ithaca gambling. The State Investigation Commission ends its Ithaca hearing without public sessions or clear findings and schedules future work in New York City.

Nixon Ike Nikita Ithaca State Investigation Commission Commission John W. Ryan, Jr Buffalo Carl Petito Kenneth Daghita Sons of Italy Lodge Ryan New York City Albany County Charles C. Curlette

Sex Survey Trial Hears Students Praise Classes

In Los Angeles Cecil Cook a high school physiology teacher faces charges of unprofessional conduct and moral turpitude over a sex survey. Students and a classmate defend the course describing it as interesting and conducted without vulgarity. Judy Kessler, 17, says the classwork aligned with the textbook and remained above question.

Los Angeles Cecil Cook Bill Kerr Cook Judy Kessler

Chemical Blast Hits Connecticut Depot Fire

A pre-dawn chemical blast in Portland Connecticut destroyed a Phillips Bros. Chemical Co. depot injuring none. Thirteen tanks exploded including a 13 000 gallon alcohol tank causing flames to rise and debris to scatter over a wide area. The warehouse housed about 1000 drums. estimated loss about half a million dollars. Portland lies 17 miles south of Hartford.

Portland Conn Middletown Connecticut River Albert Mugford Phillips Bros. Chemical Co. Inc Hartford

Schoeneck Named Republican Assembly Majority Leader

Albany report says Charles A Schoeneck Jr of Syracuse was chosen as Republican majority leader of the Assembly. Assembly Speaker Joseph P Carling announced the selection at a news conference. Schoeneck called himself a liberal conservative and denied any deal to secure the post after backing Rockefeller budget measures. The leadership pay is 17500 per seat.

Albany Charles A Schoeneck Jr Syracuse Assembly Joseph P. Carling Carlino Schoeneck Gov. Rockefeller Rockefeller Jeader

Do It Yourself Murder Kit Ties Model to Wife’s Death

West Covina California police allege Carole Tregoff 22 and her lover Dr Bernard Finch planned and executed the July 18 murder of Finch’s wife Barbara 33. The case centers on a leather murder kit found near the Finch home and Tregoff’s testimony alleging participation and aiding abetting while she admitted a relationship with Finch.

West Covina Cal Carole Tregoff Camodel Miss Tregoff Bernard Finch Barbara Finch Fred W. Whicheille Miss Tregott

Nixon Tours Siberian Mines as He Seeks Summit Path

Vice President Richard M. Nixon toured the Ural Mountains mining region near Sverdlosk visiting the Pervouraisk mill and Degtyarsk mine. He indicated support for a quick meeting with Eisenhower and Khrushchev or a Geneva accord leading to a summit. He said personal contact alone cannot solve world problems and promised further leader contacts. Thousands welcomed him in Novosibirsk and Sverdlosk despite hecklers about U.S. bases and nuclear tests.

Sverdlovsk Soviet Union Richard M. Nixon Uial Mountains Nixon Eisenhower Nikita Khrushche Geneva Khrushchev United States Jock Siberian Pervouraisk Degtyarsk Nison Sverdhovsk Novosibirsk Siberia Svredhovsk Moscow Svredlovsk Herbert G. Klein

Reject Proposal To Settle Strike At Air Brake Co

Watertown reports machinists in Local 761 of the International Association of Machinists voted 560 to 76 to reject a company plan intended to end a four week strike at New York Air Brake Co. after an all night negotiation. The firm had proposed a three year contract with a 23 cent hourly raise, while the union pressed for a two year deal with fringe benefits and a higher raise. details of the latest proposal were not disclosed.

Watertown Strking Machinists New York Air Brake Co International Association of Machinists Local 761

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