Teacher Safe After Night Lost on Peak in Adirondacks
Mrs Mary Fresn a Plattsburgh teacher, missing for about 20 hours after climbing Mount McComb, was found wet and cold near Route 9. She had bedded down on the 4425 foot peak. companion Helen Rowan left earlier and helped notify state police of the full ascent and return.
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War fears rise as raids widen along Israeli frontier
Tel Aviv dispatch reports renewed raids by Egyptian forces south of Tel Aviv leading to five villagers killed and several wounded. The clashes near the Gaza region mark days of Arab–Israeli fighting with both sides using warplanes. Seventeen deaths have occurred in eight days of violence, prompting a U S appeal for Egyptian intervention to halt the fighting.
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Youth scout’s Niagara River swim ends safely back on shore
Piero Manterazzo, an Italian boy scout who does not speak English, drew a crowd as the lower Niagara River carried him downstream and back to the Canadian shore during a swim from Niagara-on-the-Lake to Youngstown. He walked back to his group after being rescued and remained in St. Catharines following the jamboree.
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Romanian Army Cuts Scheduled Reduction Sought
The report states Romania plans to cut its armed forces by 40,000 troops following similar moves by the Soviet Union and Czechoslovakia. The article notes accompanying comments from officials and references a broader Eastern bloc concentration on downsizing and efficiency.
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Polio cases show Salk vaccine impact upstate
Albany reports the health commissioner citing data from May to August that 68 paralytic polio cases occurred among unvaccinated children per 100000, vs 25 among vaccinated. He warns data are incomplete and further changes may come as polio season nears end.
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Autoist Dowling Charged With Driving While Intoxicated
Robert F. Dowling, 32, of 121 Bradford St, was arrested after his car left Route 11 at Plecher Hill, plunged through a hedge, then rammed a gasoline pump at Cedar Street station. Deputy Clarence D. Walker said the 2 am call described zigzagging on the highway and the subsequent crash.
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Unintended Joi Break Sparks Communist Message Debate
In today’s Factorial Page David Lawrence discusses how an unintended open line on the Communist cause in America could be used to sway U S public opinion. He contrasts this with other regular features and pages on the section.
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Seymour Ind Aids Flooded Namesake Tale of Two Seymours
Copy from UP dispatch describes Seymour Indiana facing flood devastation in Mood-devastated Connecticut area as authorities report two cities share the same name and similar flood pressures. Officials warn residents of rising waters and stranded communities.
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Senate probes to call agen officials on Ladejinsky case
Senate investigators said they will subpoena two top Agriculture Department officials who did not respond to invitations to testify on the Wolf Ladejinsky land reform expert case. The absence forced a postponement of a review by a subcommittee. The officials include Milan D. Ves, cross chairman, and Ezra Tafnet. Local mentions include Jackson County chapter and Seymour Conn fund details.
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Seymour, Conn
Dogs Get Edict In Ocean City Sea Edicts
A fragmented notice describes factory cod damage and job losses with references to Seymour Connecticut and Chicago fire officials. It notes funds campaigns, rehabilitation efforts, and a storm affecting eastern communities, with multiple unrelated fragments about beverages and local events.
Open Lutheran Heresy Trial Nears Verdict in Wisconsin
The Northwest Synod of the United Lutheran Church opens a second heresy trial, targeting Rev. John Geberding of Holy Cross Lutheran in Menomonee Falls for doctrinal beliefs. Fellow ministers Crist and Wrigley face related scrutiny as the church weighs belief in virgin birth and bodily resurrection.
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Durham
Victor J. Wrigley
Brookfield
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Rain and Wind Ahead for Central New York
Syracuse will see scattered showers and thunderstorms today or tonight with wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour as a low pressure system moves east from Lake Superior. Temperatures Cool to around normal through the week with a high near 95 today and a mixed forecast into Friday and Sunday.
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Encephalitis Spreads in Korea Warns Public Health Officials
Public health officials report the encephalitis outbreak in Korea has affected about 202 Koreans, mostly children, over recent weeks. Officials note a rise with 41 new cases in a 24 hour period ending yesterday at 1 am, and deaths remain a concern.
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Gas stove installation chain breaks records in London
The London Daily Express reports a gas stove fitment that required 23 workers across delivery, fitting, metering, removal, blowing pipes, and pavement work, ending with an inspector’s survey and a six man crew arriving to finish. The piece notes the gas board offered no comment.
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Coffee Price Increases Hit Major Brands In New York
New York reports show three cent hikes by Chase & Sanborn and Marwell House brands, pushing wholesale coffee to 91 cents a pound. Trade sources expect other roasters to follow with similar rises as green coffee costs rise in Brazil and Colombia. A separate Dover Plains note reports four deaths in a plane crash on a mountain slope.
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Dutahnce Coonte
Brazilian Finance Ministry
Dulles cites reports of Soviet arms offers in Middle East
Secretary of State Dulles said that there are reliable reports Russia has offered arms to some Middle East nations. He declined to name any country and noted no official evidence that Soviet equipment is already in Arab hands. He urged Israel and Egypt to avoid force as Gaza border clashes continue. Dulles also backed South Viet Nam’s Ngo Dinh Diem on elections and hoped for progress in Geneva talks with Red China.
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Teardi pleads not guilty in Holofian WW II death case
Washington court hears Aldo Teardi 45 plead innocent to federal indictment over the World War II death of May Holofan. Bond set at 10,000 after prosecutors sought 20,000. Judge McGarraghy schedules trial within about two weeks. defense cites voluntary surrender and family burden.
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White Probe II Reopened Opens Public Hearing
Concord New Hampshire Senate Internal Security subcommittee resumes public hearing to probe unrevealed incidents in the life of government official Tinwton White with Chairman Easiland leading the session. The committee intends to uncover undisclosed aspects of the subject's past.
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Urgency Clamp Put on Algeria and Morocco Crisis
A Paris report notes Premier Faure declares a state of urgency in Algeria to quell unrest as U.S. investigations target security issues. The White House is pressed over restrictions and espionage claims tied to information flow amid broader tension with communists.
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Morocco
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Dover Fire and State Police Respond to Plane Crash
A damaged OCR fragment notes Dover fire department and state police arriving at a plane crash scene. It mentions victims, four bodies, and ongoing efforts. some details are garbled, with references to flames and an absence of confirmed missing persons. The disjointed text implies an aviation accident with casualties.
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Arusmieu
Vicini
Hershey Foresees Draft Hike and Chinese Troop Plans
Hershey, head of the National Service, said the current draft total of 20,000 a month could rise to 25,000 or 30,000 next year. He spoke in Taipei Formosa via the Central News Agency, noting a two day defense exercise near Matsu and an enacted reserve plan to bolster draft strength.
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Hershey
National Setective Service
Taipei
Formosa
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Helal Central
Rebuilding Aid For Connecticut Plans Top Planner Support
Abraham A. Tibbott says flood struck Connecticut will receive rebuilding aid. The state will recruit many of the country’s top planners and provide free expert advice to communities. The program aims to guide recovery efforts after the flood emergency in Hartford and surrounding areas.
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Chuckle: Self-made men have many working parts
A lighthearted reflection on the saying that self-made men rely on a complex set of tools, routines, and supporters to build success. The quip suggests independence comes with hidden components like discipline, timing, and persistence.
Chemung County coroner adopts safety belts for car
Elmira reports that Chemung County coroner says eight of ten persons killed in automobile crashes could be alive if safety belts had been used. Dr M B Pittman urges belt use and practices what he preaches by equipping his own car.
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Chemung County
M. BE. Pittman
Elmira
Musk Ox Arrive In Huntington For Breeding Effort
Seven to four young musk oxen have been brought from Canada to Huntington Vermont in an expert attempt to domesticate and breed them for high milk production.
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Huntington
Canadian Northwest Territory
Ike's Arms Exchange Plan At United Nations
UNITED NATIONS N Y presidential adviser Hargld and the U S delegation waited for final touches on President Eisenhower s disarmament proposal calling for an exchange of military blueprints and serial inspections The five power U N Disarmament subcommittee resumed talks as Arkady Sobolev Moscow s delegate delivered a long opening statement without noting the Geneva summit s surprise elements The group planned to present the detailed program later this week with five delegates set to meet again to discuss the U S proposal Concluded on Page 15 Co 3
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