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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1956

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Betsy Becomes Full Hurricane Sweeps Leeward Islands

Hurricane Betsy swept into the Leeward Islands from the Atlantic with winds near hurricane force. The storm was about 450 miles southeast of Puerto Rico and 1,450 miles southeast of Miami, with Puerto Rico advised to monitor advisories as Betsy nears. Watches were posted for the Virgin Islands and Dominican Republic as Dominica reported squalls and the center aimed toward Guadeloupe near Basse Terre.

Miami Fla Leeward Islands Atlantic Izu Mues An Puerto Rico Betsy San Juan Ponce Antigua Martinique Dominica-Guadeloupe Virgin Island Can Republic Dominica Guadeloupe Basse Terre

Britain rejects Soviet bid on Suez conference invite

Britain rejects Moscow proposed expansion of the Suez conference to 22 more nations and a delayed date. The British reply, delivered by Sir William Hayter in Moscow, followed talks with British French and American diplomats. Moscow welcomed a 24 nation forum but with caveats and questioned the conference’s scope. Egyptian President Nasser urged Arab nationalism in Cairo as Western powers seek support.

Eddy Gilmore London Britain Foreign Office Moscow William Hayter Soviet Union Thut Red China Morocco Iraq Cairo Suez Paris Egypt Warsaw Czechoslovakia Hungary Russia Gamal Abdel Nasser Suez Canal Nasser

Tipsy Driver Suspect Pleads Not Guilty

Camillns man Michael Gannon aged 25 pleaded not guilty in Traffic Court to drunken driving and dangerous driving charges. Bail set at $1500. He allegedly struck pedestrian Fidele Paza in Memorial Hospital with a fractured leg and abrasions and crashed into an ornamental light and utility pole on Erie Blvd W after failing to turn. Police said he escaped injury in both crashes.

Camillns P. Leo Dorsey Erie Blvd Gannon S. Clinton W. Water Memorial Hospital Fidele Paza Palisades Hotel Derry Slater

Indonesia Backs Suez Canal Nationalization Support

Indonesia approved a resolution backing Egypt's nationalization of the Suez Canal Co by unanimous vote. Jakarta will attend the London conference on the canal next week.

Jakarta Indonesia Egypt London

Polio Declines Nationwide Highlighted in Today’s Features

Today’s edition notes a dramatic nationwide drop in polio cases despite isolated flare ups. Readers are guided to the editorial page for full details, with section references to amusements, letters, classifieds, radio TV, and sports on pages indicated.

American buyer purchases Killarney Lakes in Ireland

J Stewart Robertson of Boca Raton Florida has bought the Killarney lakes and surrounding 3,500 acres from the Kenmare heirs. The deal honors Irish traditions and includes the historic 400 year old Kenmare house to be used as a seasonal home. Robertson, 59, plans to breed Irish racehorses and relocate from Chicago to manage the estate.

Killarney County Kerry Ireland Erin J. Stewart Robertson Boca Raton Fla Earl Beatrice Grosvenor Lakes England Robertson Glasgow Scotland County Kilkenny Kenmare Kenmare House Chicago New York City Florida Fdk

British Auto Strike Ends After 123000 Workers Return

A British auto strike involving 123,000 workers has been settled and unions ordered a return to work on Monday. Fifteen unions initiated the walkout at British Motor Corp plants on July 22, with about half of the 43,000 employees responding. Car production stayed near normal during the stoppage. Plant closures occurred for vacations as unions protested the firing of 6,000 workers deemed redundant amid lower overseas orders and a domestic credit freeze.

London British Motor Corp Huge Corporation Australia New Zealand Britain

Fatal Fear Triggers Child Collapse From Window

Roberto Gutierrez fled to the bathroom of his parents’ New York apartment last night to avoid a haircut. He then crawled from a window and fell four stories to his death, authorities said.

New York Roberto Gutierrezo

Harriman Stars In Democratic Nomination Battle At Chicago

President Truman weighs his choice as Adlai Stevenson and Averell Harriman jockey for position ahead of the Democratic National Convention. Reporters await a 3:30 p.m. EST briefing as Harriman optimism centers on a possible Truman endorsement to boost his bid.

Chicago Averell Harriman New York New Dealer Truman Jack Bell Harry Adlai E. Stevenson Gov Harriman Chalee Stevenson Harriman J Adlai Stevenson New Yorker Haririman London Missouri Imere Lon

FBI Joins Shooting and Kidnap Case in North Branford

Air Force Sgt. Robert Drepperd was shot after a man in a gray uniform rang his doorbell and claimed to be a Russian flyer. The assailant abducted his wife Grace as Drepperd received medical care for a thigh and cheek wound. Bloodhounds were used to search for Grace while their 19 month old son Steven was looked after by a policewoman.

North Branford Grace Drepperd Drepperd Steven Connecticut State Thomas Leonard Grace Drepnerd

Democrats Debate Civil Rights Section At Platform Hearings

A Negro witness warned Northern Black voters may defect if the Democrats fail to adopt a strong civil rights plank. John T. Blue Jr. urged action while MLK Jr. pressed for federal civil rights measures as party debates over school integration and Southern unity continue ahead of the convention.

Chicago Democratic Platform Writers John T. Blue Jr Washington, D. C American Council On Human Rights Democratic Party Jennings Randolph West Virginia Blue Martin Luther King Jr Montgomery Ala South Supreme Court Deep South Tule George Bell Timmerman Jr South Carolina National ‘Democratic Party John S. Battle Virginia

Weekend Showers Predicted By Weatherman Dale Collins

Weather forecast says showers in mid morning and mid afternoon tomorrow with widely scattered activity. Temperatures reach 80 today, 60 tonight, then 78 high and 60 low tomorrow as a weak Canadian storm moves through, cooler Monday.

Dale Collins Collins Canada

Northeast Airlines Wins New York to Florida Route

The Civil Aeronautics Board picked Northeast Airlines to fly the New York to Florida route in competition with Eastern and National Airlines as part of a broad East Coast service expansion. National was authorized to extend from New York to Boston and add southern cities to its routes.

Washington Northeast Airlines New England Civil Aeronautics Board New York-Florida Eastern National Airlines National New York Boston

Car-Truck Crash Kills Two Men

Two men died early today when their car collided with a tractor truck in Evans. William R. Bucholz, 31, and Donald Pholman, 19, both of Buffalo, were pronounced dead at the scene. John Wilkins of Cambridge Springs, Pa., the truck driver, was unhurt.

Buffalo Evans William R. Bucholz Donald Pholman John Wilkins Cambridge Springs

Not a Single Juror Picked

Boston reports the Brink's robbery trial drags on with no juror seated after four days and 401 veniremen called. Eight defendants face a $1,219,000 robbery charge as the trial resumes Monday amid peremptory challenges and health or opinion excuses.

Suffolk Superior Court Commonwealth

Mom Receives Play Pen Gift After Fifth Child Is Born

A young mother thanks friends for a new play pen issued soon after the birth of her fifth child. She notes it is a godsend and that she sits in it every afternoon to read while the children keep their distance.

Hay Baler Snags Farmer's Cash In Baling Mishap

In Scottsville Kentucky G Taylor, 44, was supervising hay baling when his wallet containing 678 dollars fell into the baler. A search recovered 393 dollars in bills 185 in checks and scraps bringing the total to 678 if the scraps are honored.

Scottsville Moda G. Taylor Taylor

Eisenhower vetoes flood control pork barrel bill

President Eisenhower vetoed a 1.6 billion dollar flood control and river harbor development bill, the first such veto since 1940. He criticized adds of 99 projects and 34 basin improvements, saying many lacked proper review and some were not in the public interest. The veto notes can be reconsidered by the next Congress.

Washington Eisenhower Executive Branch

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Michael Gannon Killarney Lakes Kilkenny Gov. Averellar- Timan President Truman Mr. Truman Mrs. E Clifton Daniel Jr FBI INS
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