Democrats End Primary Designation Court Battle in Syracuse
The court fight over the Democratic primary designation for Traffic Court ends as Justice William E. McClusky dismisses all actions after a conference. Paul C. DeBernardis apologizes to the Democratic Party and Syracuse citizens, agreeing not to appeal or pursue further actions.
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Truman H. Preston
Supreme Court
Willam E. McClusky
DeBernardis
Democratic Party
I Ts
McClusky
Irving Hh’ Lessen
S. Chambers
Syracuse
Lessen
Eli Gingold
County Board of Elections
Humphrey Sees Budget Balance Possible But Pledges No Tax Cuts Yet
Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey says a balanced budget is possible this year but it is too early to pledge tax cuts when Congress returns. The Treasury forecast a deficit of 1.7 billion for the current year, down from January projections, with receipts rising and spending up. The 1.7 billion shortfall would be about 3 percent of total spending, and officials suggest balance could come into sight as the year unfolds.
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Humphrey
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Treasury Department
Treasury
Eisens ‘Hower
Rowland R. Hughes
Sultan Mohammed Ben Arafa refuses to quit Moroccan throne
At Aix France Sultan Mohammed Ben Arafa announced he will not resign, worsening French efforts to resolve the Moroccan crisis. French Premier Edgar Faure sought a deal with Moroccan nationalists to remove him, but the Sultan’s stance upends those plans. The statement was released by his chief of protocol Si Abderrahman el Hajoui.
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Aix
Les Bains
France
Mohammed Ben . Mouliy
Arafa
Si Abderrahman el Hajoui
Rabat
el Hajout
Edgar Faure
Ben Arafa
25 000 Idle by German Strikes In West Germany
Frankfurt report says wildcat walkouts left 25 000 workers idle in West Germany. Two large shipyards in Hamburg and the Henschel locomotive works at Kassel shut down. 1500 construction workers in Lueneburg area joined a union backed strike protesting pay and living costs. Government ordered inquiry into Communist-led charges.
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Frankfurt
Germany
West Germany
Hamburg
Hensehel Locomotive Works
Kassel
Lueneburg
Pope Pius Peace Appeal Highlighted In Editorial Page
Marquis Childson discusses the ongoing appeal for peace by Pope Pius against the alarms of conflict. The feature appears on today’s Editorial Pages with related sections on Amusements Financial Bridge Inq Reporter Classified and more across pages 9 and 24.
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Pope Pius Nie
Marquis Childson
Bee on Planes Detector Heads to Homes and Worksites
The Air Force announced an electronic aircraft detector worn on a hard hat to help spot low flying planes. Rome New York technicians adapted it for the Volunteer Ground Observer Corps to improve radar detection.
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Baltimore
Air Research and Development Command
Rome, N.Y
GOC
Air Force
Flood relief loans boost multi state recovery effort
President Eisenhower announced up to 900 million dollars in loans for rebuilding flood damaged towns and defense industries in six northeastern states Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Army Engineers call damage appalling and forecast a major rehabilitation effort rivaling biblical Noah. The plan includes public facility reconstruction aid and housing for the homeless farmers and small businesses plus credit to restore defense industries.
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Washington
Army
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New
York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Samuel D. Sturgis
Noah
Denver
Ioan
Weekend Weather Outlook From Hancock Field
The U S Weather Bureau at Hancock Field forecasts a warm weekend with 86 expected tomorrow and a low near 60 tonight. Winds tonight variable then southeast 15 to 20 mph tomorrow. Andrew J Keller notes five day temps will run 5 to 10 degrees above normal with a cool change and possible showers Tuesday or Wednesday.
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U. S
Hancock Field
Andrew J. Keller
West German Red Cross Offers Flood Aid to U.S.
Bonn based Red Cross telegram to American Red Cross offered assistance for flood victims in the Northeast. Berlin and Bonn discuss what aid can be provided and coordinated across the Atlantic.
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Bonn
Germany
Red’ Cross
America
Red Cross
organiza_tion
Edith strengthens on Atlantic path toward Cape Hatteras
Edith, a hurricane with 80 mph winds, aims for the East Coast with threats of rapid intensification. Forecasters predict winds could reach 125 mph by Saturday as an air reconnaissance flight monitors growth and size. A new Gulf storm threat emerges near the Mississippi River delta.
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Miami
Edith
Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
U. S
Cape Hatteras
N. C
Connie
Diane
New Orleans
Gordon Dunn
Miami Weather Bureau
Air Force
Insurance salesman cites Connie lifting wind premium updates
Elbert Jordan of Crescent Beach says Hurricane Connie prompted a rush of coastal residents to update wind insurance. About 150 homeowners who had been slow to pay premiums began rushing to pay in the two days before the storm, he reports.
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Crescent Beach
S.C
Elbert Jordan
600 Homes Planned Near Bville on $10 Million Project
Cappuccilli announces a $10 million housing development Seneca Knolls near Route 48 in Van Buren, nine tenths mile north of the Thruway Interchange 39. The plan includes 600 houses, a 10 acre shopping center, a $150000 sewage disposal plant and a three acre playground. Homes priced from 9000 to 14000 with some with cellars. Production begins after mid September with about 50 homes by year end.
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Peter L. Cappuccilli
Cappus of
Syracuse, Inc
Cappuccilli
Seneca Knolls
van Buren
Seneca River
State Fair Blvd
Socialite Doris Ostreicher Dies in Philadelphia
Philadelphia investigation continues into the death of 22 year old socialite Doris Silver Ostreicher wife of a Miami police officer. An autopsy was performed and coroner Melville Ashton withheld findings as the probe proceeds. Ostreicher had eloped to Miami in June and had since separated.
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Philadelphia
Doris Silver Ostreicher
Miami
Ostreicher
Thevice
Food Fair
Melville Ashton
Miami Beach
Police capture India’s No. 1 bandit after 27 year hunt
In New Delhi police shot and killed Man Singh, India’s top bandit, ending a 27 year pursuit costing about two million dollars. The gang he led is linked to at least 185 murders, multiple robberies and kidnappings, with death near Bind south of Agra.
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New Delhi
India
Bind
Agra
Man Singh
Dynamited Bridge Debris Killings Near Stroudsburg
In Stroudsburg Pennsylvania a dynamited bridge abutment killed 16 year old Jon Keifer and injured five others including four children. Police said debris escaped a protective net during work to replace the West Main Street bridge over Pocono Creek damaged by floods.
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Stroudsburg
Jon Keifer
Kids Find 3900 in Ash Box at Milwaukee Store
Six year old Lyn Moeller and five year old Michael found a large stack of $100 bills in an ash box. The cashier advised returning the money to their mother rather than buying ice cream. Police said if the owner isn’t found, the children may have better luck at the next store.
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Milwaukee
Lyn Moeller
Michael
Mochlers
FBI official nets 15 pound lake trout at Schroon Lake
Quinn Tamm, assistant to FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover, took a break from the State Sheriff's Convention in Schroon Lake to catch a 15 pound lake trout. He said he would present the fish to Hoover.
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Schroon Lake
FBI
Quinn’ Tamm
Tamm
J. Edgar Hoover
Reds Jam Matskevich in Munich Broadcasts
VOA reports no perceptible change in Soviet jamming during Russian language broadcasts from Munich while Vladimir Matskevich heads a Soviet farm delegation in the United States. He said the delegation received a friendly welcome and saw useful ideas for Soviet farms.
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Munich
Germany
Voice of America
U. S
Russia
America
VOA
Vladimir Matskevich
United States
Matskevich
Soviet Union
Boss to Secretary Burns Through Office Humor
A humorous exchange has a boss telling the secretary to make about 20 copies of a file so they can pull one out when needed. The line captures office banter and the common practice of duplicate notes for quick reference.
Bay State Polio Cases Decrease Expected Help
Massachusetts health officials report a drop in polio cases with 81 new cases yesterday. The state total for the year reaches 1,904 while New England totals rise to 2,003 and 82 deaths are recorded. Last week Massachusetts reported 448 cases, with 298 so far this week.
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Boston
Massachusetts
New England
Disease Kills 29 in Seoul Encephalitis Outbreak
In Seoul a two week outbreak of encephalitis has claimed 29 young lives among 92 children infected. Health officials warn the illness is spreading and urge precautionary measures nationwide.
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Seoul
South Korea
Eisenhower Nixon Pressures Try To Win Soviet Concessions
President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon urge Moscow to prove friendliness by concessions in key areas. They demand German unification, freedom for satellites, and an end to subversion while signaling Western patience in upcoming talks. The speeches aim to rally US opinion and back Adenauer’s Moscow visit.
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Eisenhower
Nixon
United States
Russia
Moscow
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
United Nations
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