Heavy Haulers Deliver 50 Foot Oak to Rochester Fiasco
A 50 foot oak was escorted into Rochester by police for the War Memorial grounds but officials balked as no one wanted the tree. The owner said it was ordered for February planting between the memorial and the Genesee River, while officials questioned the delivery timing and plan.
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Rochester
N.Y
Cato
War Memorial
J. D. Butts
Butts Tree Movers
Yess
Rand
Memorial
Gesee River
Mr. Butts
Unrest Reported Among Soviet Youth and Workers
London reports of unrest among young Soviet students and workers surface amid disillusionment with Communist doctrine. Moscow broadcasts and papers like Kosomolskaya Pravda quote brash remarks while expelling students at Moscow University and similar actions occur in Leningrad and Ukraine universities. The Manchester Guardian notes Trud's critique of speakers who attack everything.
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London
Hungary
Moscow
The
Daily Mail
Moscow University
Daily Express
Leningrad
Ukraine
Moscow Radio
Kosomolskaya Pravda
Manchester Guardian
Trud
Cold Weather Halts Power Project Work In Massena
About 175 construction workers returned to the St. Lawrence power project after a one day layoff due to cold weather. Barnhart Island power house work paused as officials cited frost bite cases and chants of a 15 degree start. The temperature hovered around 25 degrees, dipping to about 15 during a night shift.
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Massena 7
St. Lawrence Power Project
Barnhart Island
Hod Carrier and Building Laborers Union
Sam Agali
Rochester Considers Halfway House for Alcoholics
Rochester plans a first of year opening for a halfway house to break the Skid Row to jail cycle. Dr John L Norris says 70 percent of yearly penitentiary offenders are drunk in toxication. The center would offer Alcoholics Anonymous programs to help alcoholics rejoin society.
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Rochester
John L Norris
Alcoholism Committee
The
Health Association of
Monroe County
Skid Row
Norris
Alcoholics Anonymous
No Substitute for Parents Warns of Home Influence
A Reader's Digest note argues parental influence is the key factor shaping a child's character, stronger than schools churches or camps. December issue promises 43 articles of lasting interest condensed from magazines newspapers and books for quick reading.
Red literature findings spark Senate probe in Honolulu
A New York customs official testified yesterday before a Senate committee that a two month sample of mail in Honolulu contained about 2560 pieces of Red line material. Investigators found only 10 percent of incoming mail was checked and some mail had been screened in other cities. Irving Fishman deputy customs collector said much of the literature came from Red China and the Soviet Union and targeted the local Longshoremen’s union. The hearings’ fourth day adjourned with a final statement draft in progress and four senators remaining to finish the inquiry.
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New York’ City
Senate
Irving Fishman
Customs
Red China
Soviet Union
Harry Bridges
Fishman
James Eastand
D-Miss
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
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