Grand Jury to Probe Apalachin Mob Gathering
Tioga County grand jury to investigate Apalachin gangland meeting with Gov Harriman appointee Arthur Reuter and Dist Atty George Boldman saying case ready when organization details are perfected. Syracuse lawmakers urge statewide crime probe funded at half a million. Utica records seized from Falcone wife owned business as part of broader DUI crackdown.
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Woman Pleads Guilty to Forgery to Enter Indiana Prison
Connersville report notes Ruth Wilson, 39, asserted innocence of forgery charges yet pleaded guilty to gain transfer to Indiana Women's Prison. She cited jail conditions, claiming the state prison has a bathtub while the county jail lacks one.
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Today's Features Editorial Page Preview and Contents
Sylvia Porter examines non-defense budget cuts and economic implications as Congress watches the spending outlook. Today editorial page offers commentary and guides to sections including Amusements Junior Set Bridge Lite After Classified Death City Lite Radio TV Senior Forum Editorials Sports Letters and more with page references.
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Jury Mulls Frank Case Deliberations Contested by Defense
A jury of nine women and three men resumes deliberations in the John Joseph Frank case, a former FBI agent charged with failing to register as an agent for the Dominican Republic. Judge Kirkland delayed proceedings due to a snowstorm, while defense motions claimed outside influence from media coverage. Five dead in Stamford apartment asphyxiation discovered by a friend. victims include Jeffroy Green, his wife, Leroy Spates and family. all identified as Black.
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Public Hearing on Milk Price Cuts Draws Opposition
Harriman opposes reducing Class 1 milk price in the Utica area as Agriculture Secretary Benson prepares to decide after a three month test. Pennsylvania Gov Leader urged keeping prices, noting dairy farmers’ income rise under the milkshed order since August 1, with a potential $10 million impact. The hearing, read by Jonathan Bingham, was part of the ongoing price review across New York and northern New Jersey markets.
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Champion steer sold for record $31 050 at expo
Mrs Sue Secondino of New Goshen Indiana sold Honeymoon the grand champion steer at the International Livestock Exposition for a record 31 050 dollars at 300 per pound. Arthur Godfrey purchased the steer and the bidding was telecast on his CBS program. Mrs Secondino said the prize money will help buy a farm in Indiana. The steer weighed 1035 pounds and faced Hereford competition.
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New York Braces After East Coast Storm Kills Ten
A powerful early season storm blasted the East Coast causing ten deaths and widespread travel disruptions from Connecticut to Virginia. Snowfalls topped two feet in parts of New York and New Jersey, with blizzard winds and temperatures plunging below zero in northern Maine. Road crews battled giant cleanup operations as slippery highways persisted despite a brief sunny spell.
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Russia Launches Atomic Ice Breaker Lenin
Moscow reports that the 16,000-ton Lenin, the world’s first atomic surface vessel, was launched in Leningrad by Tass. The ice breaker is described as capable of 32 kilometers per hour and breaking up to two meters of ice, with easy steering.
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Cleanup Won't Be Watered at AFL-CIO Convention
AFL-CIO President George Meany opened the session in Atlantic City and rejected any easing of the drive to purge corruption. He denied speculation of a compromise with James Hoffa and insisted on expulsions for Teamsters Bakery Laundry Distillery and Textile Workers unions amid a 15 million member federation.
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Trains Collision in Fog Kills About 100 Commuters
In thick London fog a rush hour crash between two trains killed around 100 people. Rescue crews recovered 73 bodies. 25 to 39 more were trapped as 110 others were seriously hurt. Salvage efforts warned of a long operation with screens placed to shield onlookers.
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New Satellite Tryout Set for Tomorrow at Cape Canaveral
CAPE CANAVERAL Fin reports a new satellite test attempt planned for daylight hours. Officials cited a valve leak and countdown adjustments as delays but aim to proceed later today with a defueled craft for the Vanguard program. Deputy director J Paul Walsh said the main issue is liquid oxygen fueling and that the exact hour remains uncertain.
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Six Killed In Blast in Villa Rica Georgia
An explosion wrecked four stores in Villa Rica Ga causing a fire. Early reports say six bodies were removed from the rubble and twenty people with burns were taken to Villa Rica Hospital. Fire crews from Atlanta and nearby towns responded after the blast occurred shortly after 11 a.m.
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Weather outlook shows mild temps with increasing clouds ahead
The Weather Bureau reports no precipitation for the next 124 hours as a high pressure ridge dominates. Tonight will be cool with light variable to west winds, while tomorrow a distant low pressure system moves into Central New York bringing clouds and moderate temps around 40 degrees. A spokesman for Stevenson notes the governor has not proposed any move to the State Department amid Middle East NATO cooperation.
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Time won for Bancor man facing long citizenship wait
Newfoundland native Jamear Ramsey 101 was once denied citizenship papers forty years ago due to technicalities. The case was resolved today and he will become a full citizen next month, officials say.
Engineers Seek Jobs as Firms Cut Back in New York
Engineers and scientists report weak demand at a job fair in New York where only four firms attended. Many seasoned workers aged 30 to 40 plus hold advanced degrees and faced layoffs as the turbomotor division of Curtiss Aright Corp. ceased operations in Princeton New Jersey. Recruiters offered limited prospects, with salaries cited around 9,000 to 15,000 annually, and many attendees returned futilely for interviews.
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Indonesia Moves to Evacuate Dutch Citizens in Jakarta
Indonesia plans to evacuate thousands of Dutch citizens as it pressures the Netherlands to cede West New Guinea. Justice Minister Maneekom said consulates will close, leaving only Jakarta open, while government actions hint at nationalization of key Dutch firms.
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Air Speed Record Attempt Delayed By Weather
Edwards Air Force Base in California postpones the attempt to break the world air speed record. The run to surpass 1.1221 mph, set by Great Britain, was to begin today but will now start next Tuesday or Wednesday depending on wind conditions.
Schreiner Refuses City Garbage Fees Over Chickens
In Topeka Mia Schreiner refused to pay city garbage collection charges claiming she disposes of waste by feeding it to chickens. She argued a city ordinance bans chickens, noting her chicken pen is in a neighboring township. The dispute centers on waste disposal methods and local regulations.
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Today’s Chuckle Executive hired to talk to Visitors
A humorous note explains an executive as the person hired to talk to the Visitors so the other employee will have a chance to do the work. The quip highlights office role delays and the joke of supervisory tasks.
Ski Center Guide and Football Selections Sunday
The Herald American Sunday Sports Pages will publish a complete up to date rundown of New York State ski centers with facilities directions and accommodations for winter resorts. It also features its 30th Annual Upstate New York Football selections by Scholastic Editor Adam Gajewski naming the 11 best high school gridiron players in the area.
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