UN Chief to Start Mideast Peace Mission Tomorrow
United Nations authorized a peace mission after a U N vote. Egypt and Israel traded artillery fire along the border for hours, killing three Israelis and one Arab. The Jordan commission blamed Jordan for ambushing Israeli vehicles. Saudi Arabia announced it bought Egyptian jet aircraft and aligned with Cairo Damascus Djeddah axis. Egyptian Premier Nasser allegedly urged Arab dominance of the Mediterranean crescent. Western powers faced criticism for not supplying defensive arms to Israel.
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Drunken Driver Ordered to Surrender on Bench Warrant
Traury T. Johnson 39 of 416 Shennard Street was convicted of drunken driving and driving without a license. Traffic Judge Truman H. Preston ordered him to surrender by a specified date or face arrest on a bench warrant. Johnson did not appear in court and was sentenced to 60 days in Quonodaga County Penitentiary and fined $200. The judge ordered his attorneys to bring him to jail to begin the term.
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Quondaga
Preston
Community pages preview taxi tax tips and notices
A grainy newspaper sample previews sections including Amusements and Letters while detailing traffic court items. Patrolman Siemund Grudzin sks arrested Johnson in Oct for speeding, with other cases showing drunk driving result dismissals and fines.
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Johnson
Hawley Ave
Borys Chmelnytsky
Merriman Ave
Ball
Flood waters recede as New York floods threaten broader areas
Flooding remains a risk along the Mohawk and Hudson rivers as meltwater and heavy rain continue. Roads flooded across central and northern areas. gas fumes sickened two in Whitesboro. a school cellar flooded. bridges washed out on the Black River. Police report traffic moving where possible despite widespread high water.
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Mohawk
Hudson
Weather Bureau
Whitesboro
Utica
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Tloughnioga
Sauquolt
Thave
Chadwicks
Utlea
Black River
Great Bend
Watertown
The
Adirondacks
Eruptions From Bezymyannaya Volcano Reported in Moscow Broadcast
A Moscow radio report said the Bezymyannaya volcano near the Kamchatka peninsula erupted twice, March 20 and April 1. The blasts threw smoke and ashes as far as 12 miles high and 48 miles wide, with details about the volcanic activity and accompanying reports of a domestic dispute elsewhere in the text.
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Moscow
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Remsen
Peninsula
Ber
Siberian
Paterson
N. J
Innocent Man Eaton Freed After 16 Years Jail
Rock Island Illinois case ends as Roy Eaton is granted release after State’s Attorney Moran revisits evidence. Burrall, paroled from federal prison, confirms Eaton and John Davis robbed Crooks in 1938, two lie detector tests support Burrall’s truthfulness, leading to vacating Eaton’s 1940 conviction.
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Eaton
Circuit Court
Leonard E. ‘Telleen
Bernard J. Moran
Stateville
James
L. Crooks
Rock Island
Louis” G. “Burrall
Davenport
Iowa
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Lordsburg
Moran
Burrall
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Davis
Robé
Bery
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Burral
Todays Chuckle Egotist Quote Laugh Line
An egotist is a fellow who certainly knows a good thing when he says it.
Riesel Attacked On Street After Lab or Racketeering Talk
New York columnist Victor Riesel was splashed with acid by an unidentified assailant after criticizing a Long Island labor union on a radio broadcast. His assistant Miss Betty Nevins said the comments may have provoked the attack. Riesel was hospitalized with possible vision injury though a Hall syndicate spokesman later suggested eyesight could be saved. U.S. Attorney Paul W Williams called the incident an out and out threat aimed at intimidating witnesses in a government probe of tickets in industries. Riesel noted the attack related to his labor racketeering broadcasts and referenced parolee Joseph S Fay linked to extortion of contractors employing union members.
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Victor, Riesel
Long Island
Betty Nevins
Englewood
N. J
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Riesel
Hall Syndicate
Hall’ Syndicate
Daily Mirror
U.S
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Joseph
S. Fay
Fay
Miss ‘Nevins
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Central New York Weather Outlook With Mild Temperatures
Weatherman Dale Collins notes yesterday’s high of 68 degrees as the warmest since Oct 29 1955. A low pressure system brings clouds tonight and tomorrow with a chance of light rain and a high near 52, falling to 35 tonight.
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Collins
Fourteen Year Old Twin Guilty In Slaying Cub Scout
In Wheeling West Virginia 14 year old Tommy Williams Jr was convicted of first degree murder in the slaying of 9 year old Cub Scout David Powell. The jury recommended mercy resulting in a mandatory life sentence. The defense moved to set aside the verdict and a new trial was requested with a hearing set for April 11.
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W.va
Tommy ‘Williams, Jr
David ‘Powell
William. Callahan
Defense Law
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As. McKee
Tommy
Paul Willams
Py .D
Miller
New Amen
Australian Destroyers Leave Sydney Amid Farewell
Australian girls bid farewell as about 200 women line the wharf to see away more than 1,000 sailors aboard destroyers after five days of goodwill visits. U S Navy ships head toward the Philippines on route back to Boston for continued duties.
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Porterfield
Timae Seager Eme
Waren
Powell
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Destroyers
Ini
Goodwill
Boston
Charles W
Olson
Ashland
Philippines
Teta
United States
State Senate
Syracuse tops imports tax take among U S cities aside from New York
An IRS report shows Syracuse collected 23.0 million dollars in imported liquor excise taxes in 1955, second only to New York City and ahead of Detroit, with Chicago, San Francisco and Los Angeles far behind. The report notes geography and Canadian imports explain the high Syracuse figure, while domestic liquor taxes show Syracuse residents near average.
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Syracuse
Yale
Internal Revenue Service
New York
Detroit
New York City
Chicago
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Loutaville
Springfield
Indianapolis
Ind
Baltimore
Syra
Thruway to Flex Speed Limit During Hazards
Albany reports the Thruway will drop the limit from 60 to 35 mph in sections with bad driving conditions. Authority officials say speeds above 85 mph are hazardous and three notice methods will inform motorists of the change including red 35 signs at sections and toll booths and an automated alert system in Albany and Syracuse.
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Thruway Authority
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Syracuse
Pennsylvania Senate Considers Official State Dog
The Pennsylvania Senate debated a bill to adopt a Great Dane as official state dog. Senators argued playfully about breeds as others joked over the idea while Gov. George Leader watched. the measure failed with 7 votes for and 14 against.
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Penny
Sylvania
Senate
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Yosko
Adm
Seld
Byrd
Pennsylvania
William Penn
George BM
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Commonwealth
J. Lane
Robbers Take Fifty Thousand From Toledo Credit Union
Two armed men robbed Willys Federal Credit Union in a Toledo auto plant lot taking about 50 000 in cash from Andrew Jones who was forced to the curb by a masked driver. A second masked man fled in a nearby car after the heist.
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Toledo
Ohio
Willys Federal Credit Union
Andrew Jones
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