Grief-Stricken Father Seeks Aid After Child Slaying
A Philadelphia professor Anatol Holt the University of Pennsylvania wrote an open letter offering help to 15-year-old Edward Cooney Jr who confessed to killing Becky Holt 3 in a basement toy closet. Holt urged restraint and understanding rather than vengeance, urging care for children and addressing broader social issues.
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Philadelphia
Anatol Holt
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Bulletin
Holt
Baa
Becky Holt
Edward Cooney Jr
Hospital strike spreads to seventh New York hospital
The nonprofessional employees union Local 1199 posted pickets at Flowery and Fifth Avenue Hospitals in upper Manhattan, saying the two facilities rejected a contract that guaranteed union recognition arbitration grievances wage increases and a no strike pledge. The walkout began four weeks earlier targeting six other hospitals in a bid for recognition.
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NEW York
Flowery, & Fifth Avenue Hospitals
Upper Manhattan
Flower & Fifth Avenue Hospitals
Inside 10 Sports
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No Decision On Special Session In New York
Governor Nel sos and legislative leaders left no decision on calling a special session to replace the late Oswald Ty Heck as Assembly speaker. After a morning meeting in the governor's office no further talks were scheduled and Assembly Majority Leader Joseph A. Carlino was among attendees.
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New York
CPI
Nel‘sol
Legislative
Teaders
Oswald Ty Heck
Assembly
Richard Amper
Joseph A. Carlina
Six Hospitals Agree to Union Recognition
Six proprietary hospitals have agreed to recognize the Hotel and Allied Service Employees Union as sole bargaining agent for their workers. Representatives signed the agreement in City Labor Commissioner Harold Felix's office after a meeting with union officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hotel and Allied Service Emploxes Union
City
Harold Felix
Buffalo State Campus Fire Destroys Workshop Building
A campus fire at Buffalo State Teachers College destroyed a two story workshop and storage building on the West Side. Damage exceeds 100000 dollars. Firefighters faced limited hydrants as flames damaged the shop plus tin cutting, shoe and mattress repair areas used by the college and nearby Buffalo State Hospital. No injuries reported.
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Buffalo Up
Buffalo State Teachers College
Buffalo
Elmwood
Forest Aves
Buffalo State Hospital
Rockefeller cites team work and growth in New York GOP drive
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller touts a “teamwork government” between the executive and legislative branches as the Republican administration highlights its record since January 1. He spoke at the 11th annual $100-a-plate fund raiser at the Waldorf Astoria, urging continued hard work to solve problems and projecting GOP victories in local and national races.
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New York LP
Rockefeller
New Yorks
Llth
Republican State Committee
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Thomas E. Dewey
Aud
L. Judson Morrouse
Jane Todd
Varner
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Binghamton
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Alger B. Chapman
Pawling
Tlombee Syracuse Laws
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Syracuse
Chapman
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Sid Caesar Signs with CBS for Hour Long Shows
New York. Sid Caesar has signed a long term exclusive contract with CBS to star in a series of one hour comedy shows with Audrey Meadows starting October 21. The deal anchors CBS summer and fall plans and signals a major comedy block for the network.
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New York
Sid Caesar
CBS Television Network
Audrey Meadows
Flying Grandad Max Conrad Sets 7 638 Miles Nonstop Record
Max Conrad, 59, set a new nonstop distance record flying from Casa Blanca Morocco to Los Angeles California in 358 hours 38 minutes covering 7 638 miles. He fell ill after drinking mint tea mid ocean near Cuba but recovered to land safely in Los Angeles via Corpus Christi El Paso and Phoenix. The flight was a promotional stunt for the aircraft maker and beat the previous 6 856 mile record. Conrad, a former band leader and composer, said tea bitterness and thirst hindered him after takeoff and noted the trip’s danger lay in the fuel load for the single engine Piper Comanche.
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Los Angeles
Max Conrad
Africa
California
Conrad
Casablanca
Morocco
Cuba
Corpus Christ
Fl Paso
Texas
Phoenia
Aliz
San Francisco
L. A
Mary
el Paso
W. L.pats Boling
Mania
Pendleton
Ore
Denver
Debbie Reynolds clarifies on engagement and love rumors
Debbie Reynolds says she is not engaged or in love with anyone. She explains a diamond brooch from a Texan friend was a friendship token, after a NYC trip that included film work and a new album.
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Debbie Saye Sile
Hollywoods
Debbie Reynolds
New York
Bob Neal
Debbie
Measles Vaccine Success Reported By Boston Doctors
A Children’s Hospital team announced a new measles vaccine effective in the first group of children treated. Doctors John Flinders, Nohe Boye Warner, and Samuel Kertz said the vaccine induced fever spots and protective antibodies without making the youngsters sick.
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Boston
Childrens Hospital
John Flinders
Nohe
Boye Warner
Samuel Kertz
Phillies trade Willie Jones to Indians for Jam Bolger
The Philadelphia Phillies trade third baseman Willie Jones to the Cleveland Indians for outfielder Jam Bolger and cash. General Manager John Quinn makes a second deal with Cleveland after recently sending Granny Hammner for pitcher Humberto Robinson.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
Willie Jones
Cleveland Indians
Jam Bolger
John Quinn
Phillies
Indians
Granny Hammner
Cleveland
Humberto Robinson
Starkweather To Get Date For Execution
Nebraska Supreme Court was to set a new execution date for Charles Starkweather, killer of 11, as Attorney General S Beck urged swift action. Federal courts refused to hear his habeas corpus request or extend the stay of execution granted May 22. Starkweather’s 15 year old partner Caril Fugate remains in prison for her role.
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Lincoln
Neb
Charles Starkweather
Nebraska State Supreme Court
S. Beck
Starkweather
Fighthorew Court of Appeals
Apnea
Guy Starkweather
Charles
Caril Ann Fugate
Syracuse Worker Dies After Fall From Roof at Crouse
Charles JH. Hersholtz, a Crouse-Hindson employee, fell three stories to his death Thursday from the roof of a company plant. Officials said the reason he was on the roof had not been determined.
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Syracuse
Charles JH. Hersholtz
Crouse-Hindse
Herholtz
Adenauer Sticks With Chancellorship Amid Opposition
Bonn and Geneva reports outline pressure on Konrad Adenauer as critics from both sides press for a no confidence vote while party leaders weigh Erhard successor and a presidential bid. Herter accuses the Soviet Union of seeking to annex West Berlin via a free city plan at the Big Four talks.
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Germany
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Geneva
Bundestag
Adenauer
Christian Democrats
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
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Brandt
Heinrich Krone
Ludwig Erhard
Washington
Erhard
John M. Hightower
Christian A. Herter
Soviet Union
East Germany
Palace of Nations
Herter
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Russia
New Small Dodge Dart Previewed By Chrysler
Industry sources report that Dodge will replace Plymouth on dealer lots with a new small Dodge named the Dart after this model year. Plymouth will remain at Chrysler-Plymouth and DeSoto-Plymouth dealers, with fewer than 200 exclusive Plymouth outlets. The Dart’s wheelbase is set at 118 inches, about four inches shorter than the 1959 Dodge line. Details were not disclosed and Chrysler declined immediate comment.
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Detroit
Dodge
Plymouth
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler-Plymouth
DeSota-Plymouth
First Ocean Ship Leaves Buffalo Harbor
The first ocean going American vessel to call at Buffalo since the St. Lawrence Seaway opened set sail today for Toronto and Montreal. The Santa Mercedes, a 14.6 million ton freighter of Grace Lines, arrived Thursday from Toronto.
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Eall
Buffalo
St. Lawrence Seaway
Toronto
Montreal
Grace Lines
Sanity Hearing Set for Gov Earl Long in Galveston
Galveston Texas June 16 hearing ordered for Louisiana Governor Earl Long. Judge Hugh Gibson set the sanity hearing at 10 a.m. in the county courthouse annex to determine commitment for mental treatment for up to 90 days. Long is in protective custody at John Sealy hospital after a hush hush trip from Louisiana.
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Gov. Long
Galveston
Tex
Bate
Hugh Gibson
Louisiiana
Earl K. Long
Gibson
Long
John Sealy Hospital
Louisiana
Galveston County
Texas
Lousiana
Carbo Jailed In New Jersey
UPI report states Frankie Carbo described as a corrupting influence on boxing was remanded to Camden County Prison today. Extradition proceedings by New York City were filed and a prior $25.04 bail freed on Memorial Day was canceled by Judge Benjamin Dzick who ordered no bail due to New Jersey governor signing an extradition warrant.
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Camden
N. J
UPI
Frankie Carbo
Camden County
New York
Benjamin Dzick
Carboom
New Jersey
Plastic Bags Kill Two Babies in New York
Two infants, Nancy Lynn Walton of Staten Island aged two months and Migdalia Perez of The Bronx aged four months, died after suffocation by plastic bags. Health officials call for warning labels on cleaners’ bags and cite rising U S deaths. industry urges parents to keep bags away from children.
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New York
Owm
City Health Department
Roscoe P. Randle
United States
National Safety Council
Bronx
Staten Island
Nancy Lynn Walton
Migdalia Perez
Judge Orders Segregation Out in Atlanta
Dist. Judge Frank A. Hooper asserts that Atlanta schools cannot remain racially segregated and states segregated public schools are not permitted by law. The tentative order was issued at a hearing where Negro parents seek to end segregation in the city’s schools. Both judges Hooper and Boyd Sloan hear the case without a jury and have ruled against segregation in recent cases.
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Atlanta
Frank A. Hooper
Hooper
Boyd Sloan
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