Beautiful cool front to end heat wave tomorrow
Weather forecast signals cooler temperatures beginning tomorrow after a 90 degree day. Showers or thundershowers are possible tonight with a low around 74. The cooler spell via a cold front from the Northern Plains is expected to last through Sunday to Tuesday before warming again midweek.
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Hancock Field
Sadow
Sadowski
Plains
Mercury
Syracuse
Bandit Suspected on Knickerbocker Express Train
Syracuse police and New York authorities searched for James Sheridan aboard the Knickerbocker Express as it neared Grand Central Station. Franklin Owens provided a tip estimating Sheridan’s presence after a Buffalo Brink’s robbery. Police expanded checks through Rome Allen Schenectady and Albany as two other bandits were arrested with loot recovered.
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New York Central
Metropolitan Police
Grand Central Station
New York City
James Sheridan
Buffalo
Franklin Owens
Collingwood Ave
William E. Metzger
Sheridan
Syracuse
Metzger
Howard Beagle
New York Central Polace
New York
Owens
Knickerbocker Express
Sylvester Mazzeln
Bronx
Anthony Pattinato
Baltimore
Red Visitors Spread Out
A Russian farm delegation splits tours today with a group heading to Gillette Wyoming to inspect a uranium mine on the Keeline Ranch and another toward Worthington Minnesota. V V Matskevich leaves Washington for a Texas farm view before addressing the National Press Club luncheon. The two week Canada tour and a Mexico visit are planned after the U S trip ends about August 23. An ice show in Huron, South Dakota, capped the evening.
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Matskevich
Washington
Canada
U.S
Mexico
Tce
Huron
New Hampshire to Operate State Sweepstakes
Concord New Hampshire expected to sign a law creating a two million dollar state sweepstakes tied to horse racing at Rockingham Park. The measure passed both houses amid debate over revenue and moral concerns with plans for two annual races under the State Racing Commission.
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N.H
Lane
Dwinell
New Hampshire
Rockingham Park
Salem
Massachusetts
House
Senate
Dwineil
Chicago
Council of State Governments
Laurier A. Lamontagne
Berlin
Benjamin C. Adams
Derry
State Racing Commission
Laurence M. Pickett
Keene
Oponents
Pilot Narrowly Missed Landing Before Fatal Airliner Crash
AAdv Ameri can Airlines Convair carrying 27 passengers and 3 crew crashed near Fort Leonard Wood Missouri after pilots attempts to reach Forney Airport. Pilot Captain Hugh Barron of Tulsa Oklahoma previously guided a crippled plane to safety last November. Eyewitnesses report the craft came in low over a housing area and shed a wing before crashing into the post area.
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FT. Leonard Wood
American Airlines
Convair
Forney
Manis Accused As Tipsy Driver In North Syracuse Crash
Raymond L. Landers of 222 S. Crouse Ave. charged with driving while intoxicated and leaving the scene after a two car collision on Route 11 in North Syracuse. Angeline DeStaffan of 227 Carolyn Ave Solvay sustained the impact near the Caughdeney Road intersection. Landers to be arraigned later today before Peace Justice Blaine Bonstead in the Town of Cicero.
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S. Crouse Ave
Syracuse
Landers
Angeline DeStaffan
Carolyn
Solvay
Caughdeney Rad
T. B. McDermott
KA. Spaulding
DeStaffan
Route 11
Blaine Bonsteadi
Cicero
Malayan Attache Begins Six Month Lecture Tour
Raja Ayoub Bh Raja Haji, Malayan colonial attache to the British Embassy, departs Kuala Lumpur for Washington to sell Malaya to the United States. He will undertake a six month lecture tour.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaya
Eisenhower Eyes New Disarmament Proposal Push
President Eisenhower told reporters he plans to press a fresh set of disarmament inspection proposals after Bulganin blocked a trade of military outlines and aerial surveys. He suggested the Soviet leader closed the door on negotiation yet remains cautiously optimistic about talks with Russia despite recent atomic tests.
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Eisenhower
Russia
Bulganin
Soviet Union
Soviet Premier Signals Openness to Eisenhower Plan
Bulganin told the Supreme Soviet that Russia has not closed the door on President Eisenhower's mutual military inspections proposal. He said Moscow could examine the plan but questions its real effectiveness and warned against any early summit on Far Eastern issues while Red China is branded an aggressor by the United Nations. He indicated no move toward recognizing Red China while its armies are in North Korea.
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Nikolai Bulganin
Supreme Soviet
Eisenhower
Russia
Bulganin
Geneva
Red China
U.S
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North Korea
Nikolai V. Tsitsin
Soviet Union
Slaying Probe Tied to Missing Mrs Allen in Kansas City
A blood stained 1955 convertible belonging to Wilma Allen was found abandoned near 22nd and Broadway with her clothing in the trunk. Police theorize she was kidnapped and slain after she left a beauty parlor yesterday noon, her body not yet recovered. Maj. Eugene Pond led the detectives in the case.
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Kansas City
Wilma Alien
William Allen Jr
22Nd and Broadway
Union Station
Eugene Pond
Nine-Year-Old Drives Car. Uncle John Named
A nine-year-old told a patrolman that Uncle John allowed him to drive a car with an eight-year-old companion. The boys backed the vehicle onto E Water St and were cited with blue tickets for Youth Bureau investigation. car owned by William Davis of 114 Genesee St.
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Emanuel
Leone
E. Water St
Leone Arriv
Youth Bureau
William Davis
Genesee St
Davis
Today's Features and Page Sections Preview
A layout note lists regular features on various pages including Amusements, Financial, Bridge, Inq. Reporter, Classified, It's Your City Life, Money, Deaths, Radio TV, Women’s Re Letters, Sports, and Today’s Pictures.
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Batterinly
Naval Reserve denial for son of ex Communist party member
Cadet Midshipman Eugene W. Landy 21 is denied a Naval Reserve commission because his mother was a Communist party member from 1937 to 1948. Landy, to graduate with honors and a Merchant Marine certificate, faces the ban despite his stated loyalty and the Navy's unwillingness to link the action to his mother's past. The academy notes no question of Landy’s loyalty, while awaiting a counterstatement to the Navy order.
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N.Y
Hqnor
U.S. Merchant Marine Academy
Communist Party
Naval Reserve Commission
Eugene W. Landy
New Jersey
Gordon McClintock
Landy
Naval Reserve
Navy
Alcohol fumes injure 65 workers at plant transfer
In Burbank California an industrial alcohol release at an electrical plant sent at least 65 workers to area hospitals. Twenty six remained in hospital after treatment with none in serious condition as fumes escaped during transfer from a large container to smaller ones.
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Burbank
Calif
and Electric Co
Soviet Deputy Urges Broader Contacts With Foreigners
In Moscow the Supreme Soviet debated tourism and broader exchanges with foreign nations as Premier Bulganin reported. Nikolai V. Tsitsin urged learning from foreigners and foreigners learning from Russians, calling for wider scientific information and personnel exchange between East and West to enhance biology study and global knowledge.
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Tsitsin
Soviet Union
New Vaccine Being Sought
Chicago Surgeon General Leonard A. Scheele says several laboratories are working on a milder yet effective antipolio vaccine. He notes the Mahoney Type 1 strain in the Salk vaccine is highly antigenic but very invasive, and a less invasive variant could improve safety while still generating antibodies.
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Chicago
Leonard A. Scheele
Today's Chuckle: a Quarter Stretches to One Sixth Cut
A light joke notes saving 25 cents thirty years ago would now pay for only one sixth of a haircut, reflecting inflation and humor about money.
Caribbean Islands Brace For Connie the Dangerous Hurricane
Connie strengthened into the first full blown hurricane of the year in tropical Atlantic waters. It moved west to west northwest toward the Leeward Islands with 125 mph winds, prompting hurricane warnings for Barbuda Saba Antigua Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. Forecasters expect further intensity and possible U S mainland impact remains uncertain.
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Leeward Islands
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Weather Bureau
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Leeward
Barbuda
Saba
Antigua
Virgin Islands
Florida
Connie
Atlantic
United States
U. S
Alice
Brenda
Mississippi River
Louisiana
U.S. seeks early release of 40 Americans held by Peiping
U.S. efforts to win the release of 40 American citizens held by the Peiping government are reported bogged down by Communist stalling. Communist envoy Wang Ping-nan aims to skip civilian repatriation and press the second agenda item. Meetings adjourned until Monday as Wang consults with Beijing.
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Geneva
U.S
Peiping
Wang Ping-nan
Wang
U. Alexis Johnson
Polio Epidemic Readiness in Boston Faces Cautions
Boston officials describe polio outbreak as an epidemic though not alarming. Visitors advised to delay bringing children from other regions as 271 statewide crises have occurred, with 22 deaths. Beach closures weren’t ordered. adults’ visits considered low risk, while authorities monitor cases and emphasize no city gate approach.
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Red Sox
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John H. Cauley
Cauley
Alexander Witkow
Worcester
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