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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1956
Page
10
Occasional snow will be widespread tonight from Prost Tikes to Parte Corst. It will be colder from the northeastern states to the Rockies. New England and the South will have clear, warm weather.
Occasional snow flurries and continued cold expected tonight with a low around 22. Tomorrow remains mostly cloudy and cold with a high near 32. Winds tonight light variable, tomorrow easterly 15 to 20 mph. Record highs and snows noted from prior years, with seasonal totals and forecasts as context.
John D. Rockefeller III announces formation of Asia Society Inc to foster understanding between the United States and Asian nations. The organization will be led by Rockefeller with offices in New York and will coordinate with existing groups focused on Asia to improve ties with South and Southeast Asian countries facing Communist influence.
U S officials urged Americans to provide housing and job offers for the fourfold rise in Hungarian refugees admitted by President Eisenhower. The weekend action raised the intake from 5,000 to 21,500 as more Hungarians seek asylum in the United States.
Officials said they had virtually abandoned hope for 17 people missing after a boat capsized Sunday. The vessel carried passengers fleeing from the Portuguese town of Diu to Indian territory, and officials reported the search would continue only as needed.
William R. Rose, former president of the 4 Catskill mountain bank, was rearrested after an FBI audit found over one million dollars in false entries. He was seized in Mineola and faces federal charges for altering records to conceal fund manipulations. a maximum of five years in prison or a $5,000 fine.
A presidential committee report says Negroes make up 23.4 percent of federal employees in five cities including Washington. One finding notes Negroes are employed above their population share, with 43 percent in classifications or white collar roles and 31 percent in wage or blue collar jobs.
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