Presidents of Two Units Reveal Action
The 36 hour strike of dairy farmers across central and northern New York ended after leaders Raymond H. Konck of the Farmers Union and William Waldorf of the Dairy Farmers of America announced calls to resume shipments. The move halted a milk price agitation spanning Albany Schenectady Mohawk Valley and Plattsburgh, with picketing subsiding in Syracuse. Authorities consider anti trust violations and possible investigations into collusion by milk dealers as the strike winds down.
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Raymond H. Konck
Farmers Union
Wiliam Waldorf
Dairy Farmers of America
New York
Albany-Schenectady
Mohawk Valley
Plattsburgh
Syracuse
Easler
Ononaga County
Louis Letxowicz
Divil Dairy Farmers Cooperative
Allen Crego
Baiswinsville
Racketeer Hears Self Advise Pal to Seek Help From Hoffa
A secret tape reveals a racketeer urging contact with James R. Hoffa to influence Teamsters matters. The recording, presented during a hearing, discusses Corallo and Reger seeking intercession with Hoffa and others to prevent Local 522 split and maintain control amid a broader power struggle in the Teamsters leadership.
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Racketeer
Pal
Hoffa
Washington
Teamsters
New York
Tony Ducks
Partment
Natale Laurendi
Giese
Fred Reger
James R. Hoffa
Reger
Jimmy
Corallo
Newwitesa
Jersey
Teamsters Council
Hatty Sae
Midwest
Detroit
Jin
Dave Beck
Teamsters National
B . Corallo
Harold Gibbons
St. Louis
T |Holla
Einar Mchu
Jo Teamsters
Robert Ken l
Donedy
Neil H. McElroy
Kennedy
Charles E. Wilson
Pentagon
Gibt
Bons
Twinng
Pacific
Hadjet
Joint Chiefs
Air Force
Preddia
Twining
Thomas D. White
Winidy
Gesban
Bronx
New
Orit
Coralin
J. M
Boston
Coralla
Jaloor
Elizabeth
London
Prince Charles
Charles
Cheam
Gdynia
Warsaw
Ralachoo
Prince Philip
Anne Celebrates Seventh Birthday at Balmoral Castle
Anne marked her seventh birthday with a private party at Balmoral Castle in Edinburgh. The event, described in brief by British dispatches, underscores the monarch’s family observance in Scotland.
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Anne
Edinburgh
Scotland
Anné
Balmoral Castle
25 Million Asiatic Flu Shots Ready By Oct 15
Washington reports industry sources expect up to 29 million Asiatic flu vaccine shots by mid October with production planned at five million weekly if uptake remains strong. Public health officials anticipate posters and media campaigns to urge Americans to get the shot once available. The government implies vaccines will begin distribution by October or November.
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Washington
United
Ray Humid
New York
Johhiny Dio
Theodore Ray
Dio
Senate
Ray
Rij
U.S
U.S. Public Health Service
Vietor Ric
The
Health Service
Senate Unit OKs M Elroy Nomination Amid Confusion
The Senate Armed Services Committee confirmed Neil H. McElroy as Secretary of Defense amid a scene of confusion as witnesses and officials, including John Evans, described looking under tables during a closed session. Evans reported the committee’s actions and a related nine month prison sentence for an unnamed official.
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Washington
INS
Senate Armed Services Committee
London
Eisen
Thomas Sturrockhower
Neil H
Vom
McElroy
Defensa
John Evans
Frank Barrett
Evans
Tell Newsmen
Procter Prisonment
Breaking
En-Land Gamble Co
Charles Zytering
Wilson
Barrett
Editorial Page Highlights Economic Proposals in Congress
The editorial notes federal installations near the congressman's district and discusses potential votes, urging readers to consider how policy may affect local economy. It suggests writing to the gentleman in Congress and signals upcoming commentary on the matter today.
Trainmen Jailed For Drunken Run
In Traunstein Germany engineers Oskar Saverbrey and fireman Karl Rupp were jailed for driving their excursion express while intoxicated. Saverbrey received an 18 month sentence and Rupp 12 months for the September incident that injured eleven passengers and prompted a German court ruling as a first of its kind.
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Traunstein
Germany
Oskar Saverbrey
Karl Rupp
Todty
Sauerbrey
Rupp
Bridge
Senior City Life
Forum
Desths
Twining Chair Takes Over Joint Chiefs Amid Aid Fight
Gen. Nathan F. Twining becomes chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff succeeding Adm. Arthur W. Radford. The move signals little change in military thinking. Ike seeks cuts and a foreign aid rescue, pushing Congress toward a special session while civil rights backers press for a timely bill.
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Washington
Air Foret
Nathan F
Twining
UN Joint
Chiefs of Staff
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Military High Command
Air Force
Sor Thet
Hoyt Vandenberg
Howard W. Southjasks
Dva
Bandmen Gripe Over Rock N Roll Bandstand At Village Hall
Ernest Laypie, drummer, protests the community band’s rock style at the village hall bandstand. He cites unstable flooring that causes wobble when brass players tap, hindering reading music and creating a rock n roll effect both musically and visually.
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Malone
Ernest Laypie
Pandstand
Villagin
Beant
Eisenhower plea shapes new foreign aid bill action
The 70 member committee approved a bill to provide 2,924,700,000 in new overseas aid for the year, with a 667,050,000 carryover. Eisenhower faces a 1,288,200,000 shortfall from his earlier request as Republican Leader Martin criticizes the subcommittee’s depth. The President’s statement aligns with some predictions but avoids committing to revised terms.
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Washington
Aecelyis
House Appropriations Committee
Hower
Eisenhower
U. S
Halles Fialeni
Ifconvicton
National Interf
Martin
Massachusetts
Sorhower
Security Pledge Debated by Ottawa and London
In London and Ottawa the pending U S House vote on a security pledge is under scrutiny. The committee weighs whether to back Paul H Sargent amid accusations of possessing security information. The debate centers on potential offensive weapons and public safety.
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Sapungsi
London
Daily Mail
Ottawa
U. S
Garmittee
Paul H. Sargent
Canadarom
Cani
Can
Scatter Em Elsewhere Weather Forecast Brief
Scattered showers and thunderstorms predicted for tonight and tomorrow as a pressure system moves from the Great Lakes toward Central New York. Warmer, clearer air expected by tomorrow afternoon into Saturday. Tonight low 60s to mid 60s, tomorrow afternoon near 80, southwest winds 10 to 15 mph then northwest tonight.
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U.S
Bantock Field
Great Lakes
New York
Clearey
US helicopter sinks with uncertain aboard count in Barcelona
A U S aircraft carrier vessel on a courtesy visit to Barcelona plunged into the harbor today and sank. Initial reports indicate multiple fatalities, but the exact number aboard could not be learned. The incident occurred during the ship’s visit to the port.
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Barcelona
Spain
U.S
Carr
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Today's Chuckle: Eastmost map holds four fingers
A playful quip notes the tangle of a puzzle map that can hold up to 400 items, with a light jab about five feminine fingers hinting at a quirky riddle or cartoonish premise.
Russia Scores U S in Syria diplomacy clash headline chaos
Russia asserts victory in a diplomatic dogfight over Syria as Washington demands reprisals for Syria's ouster of a Moscow ally. The State Department orders out three American embassy staff while naming a greater shift in U S policy toward Damascus.
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Jor M. Rightowee
Cen Ealen
Washington
Ihassy
Russia
Zamekine
Alout
Soharid Zeineddine
Syria
United State Department
James
Moose Jr
Ameriby
Postpone Nuclear Test for 17th Time at Nevada
Las Vegas reports persistent adverse weather delaying the medium sized nuclear test at the Nevada proving grounds. The Atomic Energy Commission postponed the firing until Friday morning with potential for a second review if wind conditions fail to improve. Franklin Primes would trigger if the review deems necessary.
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Las Vegas
Ney
Nevada ‘Proving Grounds
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Shasta
Newsman's Luck Soviet Plane Clips Chimney in Copenhagen
A twin engine Soviet airliner clipping a chimney in light mist crashed into Copenhagen Harbor. Twenty three aboard were reported dead or missing as Soviet and SAS crews aided the rescue. Officials detailed passengers from Russia the United States Britain and Denmark among the recovered and missing pieces of the tale.
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Copenhagen
ASL
Apparatu Sete
Feeeetar
Scandinavian Airlines System
Hower
Kasten Pokesmen
Sirport
asRadio
Salves
Belora
Sermans
Ante Dane
Eean
Shelly Peed
SAS
Tivashin 14
Russia
Nto
Jackson, Miss
Thatcher Walt
The
Jackson
State Times
Thatcher
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