Rockefeller Backed Plan Increases School Aid To 100 Million
Albany reports Gov Rockefeller agrees with a 70 million boost in next year’s education aid, raising total state aid to 100 million with 30 million already mandated. Legislature aims to vote Wednesday. City aid could rise 45 million, including 20 million for schools. Negotiations hinge on Nassau Upstate balance.
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Albany
Rockefeller
New York City
Assembly
Pilots Association
Senate
Nassau
Joseph F. Carlino
Walter J. Mahoney
Carlino
Upstate
Miners Trapped in Old Elk Creek Mine May Have Ended Escape Try
Rescue crews search three refuge rooms inside the abandoned section of the Elk Creek mine for 18 trapped miners. Fire and rock slides a week ago cut power and sent smoke through timbered coal to areas where the men might have barricaded themselves. A hoped ending remains distant as officials note such rooms are dangerous death traps if disturbed.
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Logan
W. Va
Res
Apparen
Rhine
Old Elk Creek
Éivt Pad Lingo
Sitdown Demonstrations Dwindle Amid Convictions in South
AP reports that Negro sitdowns are diminishing across the South as mass convictions and police action rise. Florida A&M students suspend protests at Tallahassee. Virginia, North and South Carolina courts convict demonstrators for trespassing. violence occurs in Charleston and New Orleans. Petersburg hymn singing accompanies library trespass convictions. Raleigh sees two student convictions during February protests.
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Associated Press
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Florida A&m, University
Tallahassee
Montgomery
Ala
South Carolina
Virginia
North Carolina
Charleston
Grady McMakin
New Orlens
Michael Tortorich
Tortorich
Ira C. Robinson
Assn
Florida A&m University
Petersburg
Raleigh
N. C
Three Mail Thieves Slay Two Postal Inspectors
FBI and police hunted for three mail thieves who shot and killed two postal inspectors after trapping them in Chicago. The robbers fled on the Loop edge, dropping mail bags before escaping in two cars as shots hit the men. Witness Winton Murray described the aftermath and the suspects’ rapid escape.
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FBI
Loop
Calicer Service
Ben Spizzirri
Tve
John McAuliffe Jr
McAuliffe
Spizzirri
Winton Murray
Roosevelt Road
Clark St
Sailors Adrift Seven Weeks Arrive in San Francisco
Four Soviet sailors rescued after seven weeks adrift on the Pacific arrived in San Francisco aboard a carrier. An embassy official greeted them at Marina Green and escorted them to a local motel for two days before they proceed to New York.
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U.S
San Francisco
Pacific
Marina Green
Golden Gate
Kearsarge
Anatole Hardashev
Washington
Kardashev
York
Tractor-Trailer Fire Blocks Thruway Three Hours
A flaming tractor trailer blocked the eastbound Thruway for more than three hours while its cargo of paint and varnish ignited. The driver fled as State Trooper William Stubins flagged him down after spotting smoke. Driver John Weare of Syracuse said he was bound for Buffalo from Akron, Ohio. Traffic was rerouted over the westbound lanes.
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Silver Creek
William Stubbins
John Weare
Syracuse
Buffalo
Akron
Ohio
Found Dead in Snow Near Rail Station
Mrs Isa J Kerr aged 78 of Scranton Pennsylvania was found dead in snow Monday near a railroad freight station in Peekskill. Investigating officers ordered an autopsy to determine cause of death. Police are identifying the deceased and notifying relatives.
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ST. Petersburg
Filanly
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Price
Gibbs Junior College
Peekskill
Isajora Kerr
Scranton
Inside Radio TV and Bridge Fulton Funerals Sports Phoenix Classified Markets
Inside pages survey radio and television items across Fulton and Phoenix listings. Funeral notices and classifieds appear with market data and sports snippets.
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Radio-Tv
Bridge Fulton
Phoenix
Major Test In House on Civil Rights Is Near
Civil rights advocates push for House approval of a voting referee plan to resolve the battle over anti discrimination legislation. A key vote was expected late today with a final House decision due around Thursday as the Senate haggles over its own provisions and the administration plan for referees.
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Washington
House
South
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Alleck
Senate
Capitol
Buffalo Robbery Leaves $15,603 Stolen in Transit
Buffalo police questioned three Canadians from Toronto after a mid day robbery at Lewiston Bridge. A messenger, James Puntillo, 63, reported $15,503 in cash receipts taken from G A Kayser & Sons Inc. A man demanded the bag and fled with a companion driving away. The suspects were charged as undesirable aliens and deported recently, now back in the United States illegally.
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Um — Polce
Ambrose Johnson
Alpert Hall
George Davidson
Toronto
Lewiston Bridge
Canada
Joan Whalen
United States
James Puntillo
G. A. Kayser & Sons Inc
Puntilo
Puntillo
Pantilio
Striking Film Stars Use Leisure for Odd Pursuits
Hollywood actors idle by the film strike pursue varied activities from cruises and family reunions to travels and campaigns. Rock Hudson sails a yacht, Shirley MacLaine visits Japan, Simone Signoret hosts Oscar voters, Elizabeth Taylor vacationing in Jamaica, and Marilyn Monroe heads to New York while others study citizenship, promote projects, or prepare for future work.
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Hollywood
Rock Hudson
Shirley MacLaine
Japan
Steve Parker
Simone Signoret
Beverly Hills
Elizabeth Taylor
Jamaica
Eddie Fisher
Peter Lawford
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Marilyn Monroe
New York
Yves Montand
Miss Signoret
England
Frankie Vaughan
Shelley Winters
Anthony Franciosa
Bing Crosby
Perry Como
Gina Lollobrigida
Toronto
Charlton Heston
Washington
Pokyo
Geneva Disarmament Talks Open Amid Western Proposals
The Geneva conference opens with the Soviet Union belittling the Western plan for disarmament as East and West resume talks after a 23 year lapse. Western negotiators press for controlled, verifiable disarmament while East bloc members demand rapid Soviet proposals. The gathering includes the United States Britain France and Canada facing the Soviet Union Poland Romania Czechoslovakia and Bulgaria as their counterparts.
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Soviet Union
Seputs
Valerian Zorn
United States
Britain
France
Iray
Canada
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Peoy Sons
Haion
David Ormsby- Gore
Amercan
Oan International
Lastern
Kiag
Khrushchev
U. N. General Assembly
U. 3
Moscow
Italy
Poland
Romania
Czechoslovakia
Bulgaria
Eisenhower Endorses Nixon for Successor at Gridiron Dinner
New York report says President Eisenhower publicly endorsed Vice President Richard Nixon as his successor at the Gridiron Club dinner in Washington. Doris Freeson quoted details of seating and the President's suggestion that attendees move two places for the future. The London Times echoed the endorsement news.
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New York
Wps
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Washington
Obrien
London Times
Nixon
New Finch Case Trial Date Will Be Set Thursday
In Los Angeles District Attorney McKesson launches an inquiry into reports of near-violent feuding and intimidation during eight days of deadlocked deliberations in the Finch Tregoff murder case. A new trial date will be set Thursday for Dr. R Bernard Finch and Carole Tregoff, accused of murdering Finch’s wife on July 18.
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Los Angeles
Finch Case
Wiliam B. McKesson
MeKesson
McKesson
T Finch-Tregoff
R. Bernard Finch
Carole Tregoff
Finch
Carrier Charges Filed With NLRB
Carrier Corp accused United Steelworkers Union of unfair labor practices after the union halted production by picketing at the plant causing arrests on disorderly conduct charges. If substantiated, the NLRB may seek restraining actions in U.S. district court as negotiations with federal mediator resume.
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Syracuse IP
Carrier Corp
United Steelworkers Union
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Counai Agency
Uneon
U. S
Federal
4SKS Stamps Proposed to Honor Paderewski
Washington Rep Charles E Chamberlain calls on the Post Office to issue a stamp honoring Polish pianist and political leader Ignace Paderewski. November 6 marks the 60th anniversary of Paderewski birth.
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Washington
Charles E. Chamberlain
Rmich
Post Office
Ignace Paderewski
Paderewskis
West Wins War of Passes Over East Germany Travel
Western military missions in Potsdam won a temporary victory over Soviet resistance to new travel passes. The Soviet chief of staff Voronzov approved no changes until further notice, keeping old passes in effect and signaling caution ahead of a forthcoming summit.
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Reds
East Germany
Berlin
West Germany
United States
Potsdam
German Democratic Republic
Germany
GV. Voronzov
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