Davis Dies After Funeral Finds at Syracuse Bank Leader
The death of Mr Davies is reported after a bellhop found him dead in bed at his Syracuse residence. He was longtime banking and accounting executive, former president of Marine Midland and chair of Syracuse Trust Co Oswego County National Bank merger. He held roles in NY bankers association and civic boards. Survived by wife Ruth, son Robert, daughter Ruth and four grandchildren. Funeral to be conducted by Fairchild and Meech.
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Israel Withdraws Artillery Battalion from Sinai Peninsula
The Israeli army withdrew an additional artillery battalion from the Sinai Peninsula today. The move follows prior announcements of withdrawing three brigades totaling about 10,000 to 12,000 troops. The report notes limited details on exact troop numbers and locations.
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Withdrawals in Egypt Lighten War Posture After Suez
British and French forces speed up a large scale withdrawal from Egypt with about 3200 troops leaving as U N police expand their presence in Port Said. Israel also withdraws from the Sinai forward area while officials discuss staged evacuation timing and potential regional impact.
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Arrests of 140 in African raids shock city crowds
South Africa security police arrested about 140 people from whites Indians and Africans on charges of treason in pre dawn raids across the country. Demonstrators gathered at Petroff Square near the National Congress to honor Hungarian poet Sandor Petőfi as tanks blocked the monument and women laid bouquets at the pedestal.
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Protests in Budapest as Russian tanks clear streets
Women marching toward Parliament Square faced a Russian tank and armored cars that blocked access while a memorial at Heroes Square remained quiet. Reports from Budapest and Pecs described exaggerated fighting and halted industry amid fuel and coal shortages as Hungary coped with upheaval.
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Power Lines on Rampage in Sunset District Fire
Fire destroyed two homes after an arcing high voltage line fell across secondary wires on 47th Avenue in the Sunset. Flames spread to dryers and TVs as dust and rain accumulated on transformers, with a blue flash lighting the block. Damage pegged at about $8,000.
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School board bans jeans for girls in grades seven to twelve
In Wilkes-Barre Fairview Township the school board prohibits jeans, shinOS, slacks and trouser-like attire in classrooms for girls in grades seven through twelve. The move follows a PTA stance that such clothing is unladylike.
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Hartford proposal would require dangerous drivers to display tags
State Representative Henry Ferne proposes requiring motorists convicted of serious traffic violations to display dangerous driver tags on front and rear bumpers for three years. The plan aims to publicly identify repeat offenders and deter road hazards in Hartford.
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Rebels battle Cuban army in Sierra Maestra clashes
In eastern Cuba near Niquero and Manzanillo emergency crews rush to the site as Army troops clash with rebel forces in the Sierra Maestra. Fragmentary reports say heavy fighting and casualties on both sides with rebels believed to be coastal invaders.
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President to Tour Drought Areas Next January
President Eisenhower announced plans to spend several days in mid January visiting drought stricken regions of the Middle West and Southwest. The trip by air avoids any pledge to drought belt farmers and ranchers from his reelection campaign.
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Kidnapper LaMarca Collapses In Court During Trial
Angelo LaMarca, 31, the man on trial for the Weinberger baby kidnapping, slumped forward in his chair and fainted in the Mineola courtroom. Court was recessed as attendants revived him with ammonia. a psychiatrist earlier testified LaMarca was sane at the time of the abduction.
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Thau Succeeds Schary at MGM Studio
Thau becomes administrative head of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer succeeding Dore Schary. Schary resigned after stockholders complained over profits. Thau previously served as vice president and now leads the Hollywood studio.
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Bootleggers Face Burglary Charges Amid Dry Law Crackdown
Oklahoma City authorities say the bootleg whisky trade has grown unprofitable and led two bootleggers to burglary charges. Police report ongoing raids as Oklahoma remains constitutionally dry.
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Salvage Experts From Nations Head To Suez Clearance
Eighteen salvage experts from the United Nations the Netherlands and Denmark departed Amsterdam for Athens to plan Suez Canal clearance. Led by retired U.S. Gen. Raymond A. Wheeler the team includes four divers among ten Dutch and Danish specialists. A contract for canal clearance was signed yesterday.
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Broadway Baron Killed In Detroit Traffic Death
John J. Hanley 61 known as the Baron of Broadway died after walking into a car in downtown Detroit. Police traced relatives to New York via newspaper clippings in his hotel room. he once owned the Broadway Cafe on 82nd Street Riverside Drive area.
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