Sewage Plant Plans Move Forward in Phoenix
Phoenix officials report preliminary sewers and treatment plant plans prepared by Stearns and Wheeler of Cazenovia ahead of bond issuance and state approval. Estimated total cost 21750 dollars with 27 dollars per user yearly charge plus 6.35 in taxes, spreading 30 years.
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Edson A. Wilcox
New York
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Cazenovia
Davis and
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State Health Department
South Main St
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Wyckoff Returns Home After Eye Surgery
Ralph A. Wyckoff manager of Northeast Feeds was released from hospital today and returned to his home in Fruit Valley after an eye operation last week.
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Ex-Employee of Communist Party Eligible for NYS Jobless Pay
The State Labor Department reviews an appellate ruling that a former Communist Party worker may receive unemployment insurance benefits. William Albertson claimed benefits based on time with the party, despite suspensions of the party as a contributing employer. The Third Department upheld the appeal, noting the party’s status as a contributing employer during the period in question. The department considers appealing to the Court of Appeals, potentially several days away.
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Unemployment Insurance Appeals Board
Court weighs party functions and Albertson employment
The court notes the party cannot perform certain functions but state permission allowed Albertson to be hired, maintain offices, and receive unemployment benefits. No crime or conspiracy alleged in his party work which involved wage trends and labor legislation analysis. The decision hinges on whether the job itself was criminal.
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Missiles to Guard Navy Recon Planes in Far East Waters
Navy jet fighters with Sidewinder missiles will escort future reconnaissance flights in Far Eastern waters after a secret House committee briefing. The move follows a Soviet style attack on a Sea of Japan patrol plane, prompting calls by Senators Bridges and Johnson to ensure American planes cannot be left defenseless.
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Navy
House
Appropriations Defense Subcommittee
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Sea of Japan
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RNH
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dtex
Six Die In Mass Turnpike Crash Between Cars
AUBURN Massachusetts six people were killed when a car veered across the median and was struck by another vehicle on the turnpike Three others including two children were critically injured Jerome Makara 57 of Springfield and his wife Cora about 55 died in the crash Geraldine 15 and Edward 11 Makara s children were among the injured officials said more details would follow
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Unruly Visitors Curbed By Police At Oswego Hospital
Police responded to Oswego Hospital around 4 07 yesterday afternoon amid disturbances by visitors and patients from Oswego High School. Seven injured youths were involved in last Sunday s automobile crash and continued to misuse visitors rights, with several discharged and two still under treatment. Patrolman Schech cleared wards as hospital staff urged cooperation, while an adult patient left early to avoid further disruption.
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Dublin St
Robert S. LaGace
West Seventh St
Hugh E. Shannon
Erie St
Peter LaFave
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Charles R. Sidie
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Thomas Kelly
East Seventh St
Ross Leonard
West Eighth St
Joseph Schech
Senate Hoffa hearings set to begin next week
Probers expect start of a new hearing next Thursday into James R. Hoffa and Teamsters Union scandals. The hearings, aimed at illuminating 215 years of investigations, follow postponements and may reveal new information as Committee counsel Robert F. Kennedy refrains from detail.
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Washington
Senate
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
Teamsters
Robert F. Kennedy
Congress Adjournment Call by Halleck in July
House Republican Leader Charles Halleck urged Democratic leaders to adjourn by the end of July. He said they could do so if they abandon half baked proposals and push Eisenhower's sound program. Democrats hope to close mid August with possible September Senate sessions. In Switzerland 90 percent of mustard is sold in metal tubes.
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House
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Congress
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Halleck
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Cornell Student Talks Girl From Death Leap on Bridge
A Cornell University student, James McKee, 21, from Binghamton, crawled along an 18 inch pipe to talk a threatened jumper, Lois Elaine Jackson, 19 from Trumansburg, off a 225 foot drop into Fall Creek Gorge. He and rescuers lifted her to safety on the Stewart Ave bridge near campus. The girl told police she was tired of life and was hospitalized after the incident. A motorist alerted authorities when he saw her on the bridge railing yesterday. Searchers were about to disband when she clung to the pipe and was talked back.
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Ithaca
Cornell University
James McKee
Binghamton
Lois Elaine Jackson
Trumansburg
Stewart Ave
Cornell
Fragmentary Report Notes McKee Location Clue
A partial transcription hints at a clue about McKee's whereabouts. The text describes McKee as a voluntary figure and mentions general medical visit frequency, suggesting incomplete context.
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