Airman Beswick joins Eisenhower motorcade to Gettysburg
Airman Second Class Jerry Beswick, a 21 year old radioman from Hancock Field Syracuse, says he was stunned to be asked to ride with President Eisenhower in the Gettysburg motorcade. He traveled from his home in Brandywine Maryland to Frederick to catch a bus to Scranton then Syracuse, waiting in slushy late winter weather on Route 15.
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Gettysburg
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32Nd Air Division
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Brandywine
Wad
Samuel Beswick
Frederick
Scranton
Indonesia Expels Dutch as West New Guinea Seizures Begin
Indonesian authorities seize Dutch business enterprises and begin mass expulsion of Dutch nationals. Information Minister Subroto Hia cites embassy evacuation orders while Justice Minister Mangkom says the three day deadline is impractical. About 46,000 Dutch nationals face departure, with two thirds Eurasians born in Indonesia.
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Subrajo
Hia
KLM
Gugtast Manegkom
Brewerton Man Killed In Auto Crash Near Central Square
Lloyd Soules, 32, of Gus Hotel in Brewerton was killed when his car left Route 43 in Constantia and struck a tree after veering off the road around 1:05 am. State Police trooper M E Lape investigated. The body was taken to Traub Funeral Home in Central Square.
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Rowe
Constantia
Lloyd
Soulis
Gus Hotel
Stehe
Edward Murphy
Central Square
Soules
M. E. Lape
Traub
Mantraps Men Only Shopping Signs Spark Controversy
Irregular OCR text reports merchants in Aurora plan posters declaring men only shopping next Thursday to create a carefree Christmas mood for male shoppers, aiming to avoid harassment by women. The note suggests a controversial policy. local reactions and legality are unclear from the fragment.
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Mantraps
Aurora
Warm spell with rain forecast and mild temps
The Weather Bureau predicts a warm spell with a high near 43 degrees and occasional rain. Winds from the south shift as the outlook for the milder period unfolds. a cold snap or business impact is discussed in editorials on the page.
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Weather Bureau
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Sylls
Porter
Navy blimp sinks after engine failure near Georgia coast
A Navy blimp from Glynco Naval Air Station ran out of power and sank 55 miles off Georgia. Eight crew members aboard were rescued unharmed by destroyer escorts Essex and Edison, then transported to Mayport Florida. Pilot Lt(jg) Du al D. Mobley and seven other officers named, including Lt Cmdr Thomas W. Madigan and Lt Cmdr William T. Mahoney, were identified.
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Glynco Naval Air Station
Brunswick
Essex
Edlison
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Ellison
Mayport
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Corbin, Ky
Thomas W. Madigan
Denver
Colo
William T. Mahoney
Holly Hill
Fila
James L. Goodwin Jr
Ruston
Ala
Robert C. Goode
Storesville
Tex
Billy V. Pembleton
Hill City
Kan
Ronald
Navy Rocket Fails To Lift From Cape Canaveral
America's Vanguard rocket failed at Cape Canaveral during a test launch. The three stage vehicle toppled, exploded, and burned the pad after losing chamber pressure in the first stage. All personnel at the site were reported safe and officials described the loss as a ground failure with the rocket burning on the pad.
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Great Ring of Dame
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Washington
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Hagen
J. Smith
Khrushchev Says Sputnik Rocket Parts Recovered by US
Nikita Khrushchev charged that part of the first Sputnik’s carrier rocket fell in the United States last Sunday and that Americans refuse to return it. He told correspondents at a Finnish Embassy reception that if an American Sputnik ever lands on Soviet soil Moscow will return it promptly to the United States.
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Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
United Nations Dismay Over Failed US Moon Flight
UN diplomats express widespread dismay at the United States failure to launch its first man made moon. Western officials blame publicity over Canaveral and question why secrecy was not maintained. European envoy notes Russians likely had early Sputniks but avoided publicized failures.
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Expulsion Vote Shapes Teamsters Telegraphic Rift
Atlantic City delegates backed a nine member appeals committee to suspend and seek expulsion of the Teamsters from the AFL CIO for alleged leadership corruption. Hoffa faced removal as union president amid calls from rivals and labor leaders, while the convention elected him to continue in the top post pending court action.
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Dave Beck
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Rose
Eamsters
Miami Beach
Lam
McClellan
Hoffa
Tafa
Afl-Cio
N Y Central Accused of Shunning Passenger Service
The Public Service Commission accused the New York Central Railroad of deliberately discouraging passenger travel in favor of freight. It ordered four Auburn branch passenger trains kept, the Syracuse to Rochester runs on a line that would otherwise be dropped. The PSC sharply urged against abandoning rail service in favor of trucks.
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Public Service Commission
New York Central Railroad
PSC
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Auburn
Syracse
Rochester
IT & Company
Last Chance to Enter Contest for $5,000 Prize
Readers overwhelmed by Thanksgiving absence flood the contest manager with photo entries. To include 21 famous personality portraits in the Sunday Herald American, copies must be ordered now to secure a chance at the $5,000 first prize and the $40,000 total prizes.
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Sunday Herald-American
Judge and jury find defendant breath-taking and lovable
In a humorous courtroom exchange the judge asks if a verdict is reached and the foreman replies with a playful phrasing declaring the defendant breath-taking, beautiful, sweet, lovable, and not guilty. The exchange ends with the jury seemingly delivering a lighthearted non guilty verdict.
Contagion Fears Rise Over Hospital Infections
FRANK CAREY reports on rising concerns about infectious agents in hospitals. Doctors warn of resistant staphylococci and postoperative infections linked to contact with contaminated surfaces and inadequate sterilization. Experts advocate strict hygiene and careful antibiotic use to curb spread.
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AP Science
Philadel
Phia
Willard Rose
H. Taylor Caswell
University Hospital
Pnett
Fire Department
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Jith Annus Clinic
Bus overturn injures 11-year-old. 39 escape in Cicero
Police say a Cicero school bus tipped onto its side on Island Road near Thompson Road. Driver Myrtle Dickson steered to let a car pass as the bus slid onto the shoulder and rolled into a ditch. One pupil, Susan Knicely, 11, suffered a facial laceration and bruises. others were checked by a doctor and two nurses.
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R. T. Uy
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Ir Island
Secor
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