New Drive for Federal School Aid Gains White House Backing
A broaded and improved program of federal school construction aid moves forward after endorsement by the White House Conference on Education. Secretary Folsom told 1,300 delegates Eisenhower asks Congress for funds while urging aid distributed on demonstrated needs. The conference report praised the plan and urged states to decide spending locally.
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West Stupidity Sparks Khrushchev Tirade in Rangoon Shrine
Burmese crowd hears Khrushchev criticize Western arrogance during a visit to Rangoon. He denounces Western “stupidity” and accuses Britain of betraying Burma while touring Shwedagon Pagoda. He also defends Soviet policy amid a broader dialogue with Burmese officials and foreign press.
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France
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Russia
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England
GM and Berlin Crisis Test Senate Auto Rules
GM officials led by Ambassador James B Conant faced Senate scrutiny over four power status in Berlin and GM dealer practices. Yager and other car dealers testified on East and West Berlin tensions, GM policy shifts, and industry ethics amid Cold War pressures.
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Senate
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Curkie
Weather Outlook For Syracuse Snow Rain Sleet
Weather reports from Andy Keller at Hanook Field predict snow mixed with freezing rain and sleet tonight in Syracuse. Temperatures will drop to 32 with a high around the mid 40s tomorrow, then cooler with a warming trend next Tuesday and Wednesday. Winds will be southerly at 20 to 30 miles per hour tonight.
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Andy Keller
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New York
Dr Maurice J Lewis Turns 98 In New York
Dr Maurice J Lewis president of The New York College of Poetry celebrated his 98th birthday yesterday. He enjoyed a quiet evening with a light drink and avoided temptation, saying he does not usually drink at this hour but would celebrate.
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Nehru comments on Russia policy shift in editorial
Prime Minister Nehru told Mary Childs that a shift in Soviet policy has altered India’s foreign relations. The Editorial Page discusses how Moscow's stance affects regional diplomacy and India’s strategic posture.
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Mary Childs
Ben-Gurion Invites Arabs to Talk Peace
Israeli premier David Ben-Gurion urged Arab governments to pursue negotiated peace and proposed mutual benefits from a final settlement. He said peace would bring technical and financial aid for Arab resettlement and development, and offered to share Israel’s experiences in development and services with Arab states.
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Jordan
Baker Defends Fair as Best in History
State Fair Director William Baker, just back from Chicago, proclaims the 1855 New York State Fair the best in history and blames higher costs on improvements and labor. Fair business manager George Shilly releases seven year comparisons of attendance income and gate sales. Baker says his books are open for inspection and stands on the record amid inquiries and abatements in the 1955 operation.
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Chicago
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Fair
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Dest SO years predicted two more world wars by Lin Yu
Column notes Lin Yu dang's forecast of two future world wars within the next Dest SO years. It reassures readers with a cautious, ironic tone about looming conflict and the uncertain aftermath, reflecting a period newspaper humor style.
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Lin Yudang
Die Meets With I Wilson at Radford in Gettysburg Report
In Gettysburg Pennsylvania Eisenhower met with I Wilson detailing defense matters. The White House indicated next year’s military spending program was discussed as the chief executive traveled over slippery roads from his farm to Ink Geltsburg attire for a one- could not parse.
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White House
Newhouse Buys Two Alabama Papers and Stations
The purchase by S. I. Newhouse includes The Birmingham News and Birmingham TV and radio outlets WABT WAPT WAFML plus other North Alabama papers. The $18.7 million deal adds nine Newhouse papers and three radio stations, with Newhouse assuming liabilities and continuing executive leadership.
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Huntsville Times
Charles E. Wile
Breeingham
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Safe Driving Day Death Toll Tops Sixty Nine
The Associated Press reports Safe Driving Day saw 69 traffic deaths nationwide, matching a past tally. In New York Albany observed four fatalities amid icy roads, with the Thruway reporting no accidents on a 396 mile stretch from Buffalo to Suffern.
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New York
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Suffern
Rescued diver faces long recovery near Solomons
A diver rescued after a 12 hour entrapment near Solomons Maryland stated he is ready to go again. The incident, part of a broader Paluxent Bay mining disaster era reference, involved delayed decompression and a barrier of relief efforts by the Coast Guard and local crews. No fatalities were recorded in the initial report, with officials noting the harsh conditions and extended hours underwater.
AFL CIO merger forms single labor federation vote decisive
The AFL and CIO voted overwhelmingly to merge into a single federation representing about 16 million workers. The AFL CIO will be led by George Meany with Walter Reuther heading an Industrial Union Department. The new AFL CIO commences a weeklong consolidation from Monday at the New York Armory amid national political interest.
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Governor to Move Alabama Air Guard to Jacksonville for Gator Bowl
Gov James E Faison vows to deploy every Alabama National Guard aircraft in his command to Jacksonville Florida for the Gator Bowl clash between Auburn and Vanderbilt On December 4 amid an Air Force inquiry and reports of unauthorized trips to football games the plan includes special weather missions and landing inspections to oversee the move.
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Shoe salesman theft saga at Michigan stores ends oddly
In Tammond, Indiana, Homer a shoe salesman from Dearborn allegedly used a station wagon to haul away footwear from multiple Michigan shops. Police found about 100 pairs of shoes, some still in pairs, as officers questioned Lawrence Hofner, who admitted following a ruse to approach female customers but was released without charges.
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Tammondt
Lawrence
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David Orms
Chicago
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Two Fined In Traff y Court For Drunken Conduct
George McLuckie 49 of Fay Rat Noth Syracuse and Leon F Schles 33 of 7 Luberts St Jordan pleaded guilty to a king while ambivaled before Judge Truman Preston. Judge Preston suspended sentence and fined 100. Both licenses and registrations were revoked. McLuckie involved in Oct 20 accident at S Geddes and Dave Sis. McLuckie machine proceeding and struck a parked car. Sobles 5 was arrested Nov 11 by Patrolman Ole Thompson after directing traffic. Sobles wore safety belt. The report notes confusion and misread details with witnesses and names repeatedly.
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