Syracuse Names Doctor Miller New School Superintendent
Dr Paul A Miller 41 of Warren Ohio named superintendent of Syracuse public schools effective Feb 1 He signs a five year contract with 15000 first year 16000 second 17000 third and 18000 fourth and fifth He becomes the citys highest paid official surpassing Mayor Meags 15000 cap selection followed a nationwide search of 1000 candidates and spans Ohio and New York education officials resumes include Canton Wintersville Hamilton and Warren He is married with three children and a Cincinnati native who studied at Wilmington Miami and Ohio State University
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Eisenhower on McCarthy Third-Party Bid and Criticism
President Eisenhower said a new third party by Senator McCarthy would be difficult and declined personal vituperation. He defended Congress’s right to inquire while upholding civil rights and praised Brig. Gen. Zwicker as a patriot amid McCarthy’s attacks. (Concluded on Page 25, Column 3)
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Hiroshima voters reelect independent governor over Communist challenger
In Hiroshima prefecture the independent governor Dr. Hirog Ohara, aged 60 and backed by conservative parties, won with 604,803 votes while Tsuneyuki Murakami, a 36 year old Communist candidate, received 58,020. The result kept the city’s leadership aligned with conservative forces.
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Snowstorm shuts 18 schools and halts travel
A severe blizzard blanketed the area with heavy drifted snow, up to seven feet in spots, forcing 18 schools to close. Two men died from exposure and road crews struggled to clear secondary highways as winds gusted up to 40 mph. Public works crews worked to reopen roads and clear a submerged car in River Bay.
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Dairy Groups Weigh Marketing Order for Northern New Jersey
THIRTY TOP LEADERS of the four major dairy organizations in the New York milkshed met privately to study the Case Committee report. A source said the morning session focused on a possible marketing order for Northern New Jersey. Mutual’s spokesman noted the group discussed whether to pursue a federal or state approach. The meeting involved leaders from Mutual Federation and Independent Cooperatives, with Shaul of Cobleskill named among participants.
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Girl Dies After Sledding Accident Near Home
A 12 year old Amber girl Elizabeth H MacLeod died at Aubural Memorial Hospital after a sled crash on a hill near her Marcellus home. She suffered a ruptured liver and never regained consciousness following emergency surgery. Services set for United Church Marietta with burial in Cornwall Conn. Friends may visit Friday afternoon and evening.
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Chou En-lai denounces US pact with Chiang group
In a Peiping radio broadcast Chou En-lai called the United States action a grave war juke provocation after the U S signed a mutual security treaty with Chiang Kai-shek. He warned that removal of US forces from Formosa and Penghu is demanded and any interference in China’s internal affairs will have grave consequences. He labeled Chiang a public enemy and vowed Taiwan liberation.
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Soldier Reenlists After POW Experience In Utah
Chief Recruiting Officer Williams at Salt Lake City confirms Tom G Romero 23 reenlisted for another three years in the Army. Romero, a former first sergeant captured in Korea, left the Army a year ago after 34 months as a prisoner of war with the Chinese. He spoke at Highland airport about attending a flying school class despite 13 inches of snow.
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Audacious thief breaks into clerk’s office
A clerk’s office two floors above Jelhma’s was entered during lunch hour yesterday, with $48.65 stolen. Sheriff reports an active investigation as death toll figures and local crime notes fill today’s pages.
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Unemployment Rises in November After Seasonal Dip
In November unemployment rose by 152,600 in a slower seasonal uptick as winter reduces outdoor work. Non-farm payrolls reached 55.6 million the highest of 1954, while auto industry added jobs for the second straight month and retail and wholesale trade rose ahead of the holidays.
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Sam Sheppard Teeth Chipped Evidence At Murder Trial
Dr Samuel Sheppard's dentist testified that his teeth were chipped when examined 11 days after Marilyn Sheppard's murder. A tooth fragment was found beneath the bed where the wife was beaten to death on July 4. The defense contends Sheppard fought an unidentified attacker and was knocked unconscious.
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Wall Collapse Kills Five Miners in Nova Scotia Mine
Rescue teams recovered three bodies from a sunken Nova Scotia coal mine after a wall collapsed underground trapping five miners. Crews used picks and shovels to reach the workers and lift out the victims, with search continuing in the black tunnels. Authorities identified the five victims and confirmed the incident occurred 12,009 feet underground.
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Wesley Hunter
Springfield
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Today’s Chuckle Pearl Quip Highlights Wit
A light joke notes a contrast between ease and cunning as a girl can extract a pearl from an oyster while a clever girl can turn an old crab into a diamond through wit.
Texas Bank Robbers Stir Wild Texas Range
Dallas reporters chronicle a spree of bank robberies across Texas with a Royse City heist at Citizens State Bank and a Dallas Oak Lawn National Bank theft. Police fear a coordinated crew as suspects elude capture while officials consider using women as traffic officers to aid pursuits. In Brownsville, H. Fox alias C Moore faces federal indictment for the August Humble State Bank robbery, after an arrest in Riverside, California.
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Japs Dicker For Leader In Nagging Japanese Coalition
Shigeru Yoshida hands over Liberal leadership to deputy Taketora Ogata as a coalition seeks a new prime minister. Ichiro Hatoyama leads in hopes of closer trade with China within Western ties while Diet votes extend session for tomorrow ballot. In St Petersburg the Three-Quarter Century Softball Club postpones after 23 years with only 12 fans amid 36 degree weather.
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Poles Order Repeat Local Elections After Reds Fail
London dispatch reports Poland orders voters in eleven towns to re vote after Communist candidates failed to gain support in Saturday’s local elections. PAP, the Polish news agency, broadcast the directive for a second turnout to bolster Reds.
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