Eisenhower Happy Ahead of NATO Paris Summit
President Eisenhower, in unusually good spirits, prepares to fly to Paris for the NATO heads of state summit. Eight accompany him, including Lewis L. Strauss and James R. Killian Jr., with plans to counter Soviet missile-space advances.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Paris
NATO
North Atlantic Alliance
White House
Columbine
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
James R. Killian Jr
Jin
Daniel Abmling Chapman
African Republic of Ghana
United States Answers Soviet Peace Plea With Missouri Metaphor
At the United Nations the United States welcomed Vasily Kuznetsov's call for peaceful coexistence and wider scientific cultural ties but said Americans are from Missouri and want to be shown. Henry Cabot Lodge urged concrete Soviet changes, hoping a real shift will follow the conciliatory speech.
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United Nations
United States
Russia
Missouri
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
General Assembly
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.N
Dio Found Guilty In Union Shakedown
New York General Sessions Court jury convicts racketeer John Dio Dioguardi of extortion and conspiracy in a case tied to Mr Dio and Teamsters Local 295 president Johnny McNamara. Sentencing set for January 8. maximum possible term 31 years. The men allegedly conspired to extort two stationery firms for 4700 in 1956.
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New York
John
Johnny Dio
Dio
Sukarno Denies Ouster Amid Health Departure Talk
President Sukarno met with about 30 foreign journalists and stated I am still here amid rumors of his ouster. He had faced a two year military civilian coup sentence and imprisonment for an earlier charge, with reports of health-related plans to leave Indonesia next month.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Dio
Lab
Victor Riesel
Lucky Queen to Be First Friday the 13th Baby
The Friday The 13th Club in Los Angeles announced the first US baby girl born at 1 13 p.m. in any time zone will be named the clubs Lucky Queen and receive a Christmas gift mailed from Christmas Island. The club meets only on Fridays that fall on the 13th due to their superstition.
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Los Angeles
United States
Christmas Island
Strong NY State Senate and Assembly Candidates Explored
Doris Fleeson weighs likely contenders in next fall's New York elections and what could challenge Harriman and Ives. The column appears in today's editorial page along with Amusements financials bridge music and other features across pages 29 through 53.
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New York State
Harriman and Ives
Doris Fleeson
City Life
Law trial details amid labor dispute extortion charge
The Dio-McNamara case opened October 9 with charges that Tower Crossman Corp and Atlas Stationery Corp paid defendants to avert unlawful picket lines. After a day of summation by Atty. Alvin Goldstein, the long trial went to a 12 jurors panel. neither McNamara nor Dio testified.
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Dio-McNamara
Tower- Crossman Corp
Atlas Stationery Corp
Asst. Dist
Alvin ‘Goldstein
McNamara
Dio
H Bomb Scientist Dies in Secret British Station Accident
London AP reports a senior scientist was killed and three others injured in an incident at Britain’s top secret H-bomb research facility in Alderley, Berkshire. Government says no radiation involved.
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London
Britain
Atomic Weapons Research Establishment
Aldermaston
Berkshire
Youth to Rescue Fire on Tennessee Farm
A busload of 23 Sweetwater students formed a bucket brigade under bus driver Boney Lite after spotting a farmhouse blaze. The fire was extinguished by the time firefighters arrived, with the children helping as improvised firefighters.
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Sweetwater
Tenn
Boney Lite
Brgade
Lawmaker Calls for TA Probe Over Subway Strike
Assemblyman William A. Kummer urges an investigation into the Transit Authority amid the subway motormen strike now in its third day. He also seeks removal of commissioners Charles Patterson and Joseph O Grady for alleged arrogant remarks.
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New York
William A. Kummer
Manhattan Democrat
Robert F. Wagner
Kummer
Arthur L. Reuter
Transit Authority
Reuter
Charles Patterson
Joseph O’grady
Teamsters Vote Contested Delegates Named by Local 317
Witness Ernest DeMont testified in Washington that Syracuse Local 317 officers ignored a member vote and seated themselves as delegates to the international convention. He said five men attended the Miami Beach gathering with no one voting in the presidential election and that delegates were instructed not to back Hoffa.
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Washington
Ernest DeMont
Syracuse
Fred Maggie
William H. Roggenkamp
DeMont
Hoffa
DeMerit
Maggio
Roggenkamp
Cold morning freezes door lock in Kinston
Weather reporter Douglas Rouse faced a frigid start as temperatures plummet in Kinston North Carolina. He could not access his instruments due to a frozen office door lock.
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Kinston
Douglas Rouse
Weedsport Fire Kills Child. Ten Hurt In Inferno
A 3 year old boy Daniel Green died in a Weedsport house fire caused by an exploding oil stove. His parents Mary and John Green and seven siblings were hospitalized with burns and exposure. An uncle William Crego suffered non fatal injuries as neighbors and police investigate the early morning blaze.
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Weedsport
Daniel Green
Auburn Memorial Hospital
John Green
George
Francis
Richard
John Jr
Marie
Dolores
Mary Green
William Crego
Greens
IRS receives farmer couple tax return with unusual occupations
The Internal Revenue Service announced that a Midwest farmer and his wife filed a tax return listing his occupation as peasant and his wife’s as slave. The anomaly drew scrutiny as authorities verify classifications and seek clarification on the declarations.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Pat and Mike Loan Joke Echoes a Counted Debt
A brief comic exchange centers on Pat asking Mike for a $100 loan. Mike gives no reply after multiple asks. Pat presses for an answer, then quips that it’s better to owe an answer than Pat owing him $100.
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Pat
Mike
Deadly storm lashes New York with heavy snow and wind
A severe overnight storm swept across New York State killing a Beaver Dams man when his truck struck ice and overturned near Horseheads. Five people were injured in 28 area auto accidents. Syracuse measured seven and a half inches of snow as temperatures dipped below zero before moderating.
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Horseheads
Elmira
Syracuse
Weather Bureau
Hancock Field
Glens Falls
Massena
Watertown
Albany
Lake Ontario
Iran Quake Kills 350 in West Iran and Ravages Areas
An earthquake in western Iran reportedly killed about 350 people and injured thousands. Sahneh and Farsinak towns suffered severe damage as snow blocked roads and left many villages ruined. The government began distributing food and medicine to thousands homeless in the frozen region.
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Tehran
Iran
Tehran Radio
Allen Outlines 9 Point Plan to Boost Science Math Education
New York Education Commissioner Dr James E Allen Jr unveiled a nine point program to upgrade science and mathematics education at a meeting of district superintendents in Syracuse. The plan calls for expanded testing, guidance counseling, more Regents scholarships, more engineering scholarships, gifted programs, expanded advanced placement, elimination of non certified teachers, teacher upgrading grants, and expanded admission and summer school facilities. Allen cautioned there is no simple solution and noted education faces blame for many issues.
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Allen
New York State
James E. Allen Jr
Syracuse
Dr. Allen
Aller
Rocket Plant Blast Kills 3 in Elkton Maryland
An explosion at Thiokol Chemical Corp rocket fuel plant Elkton Maryland killed three workers and hospitalized four, with one in critical condition. The blast damaged one building as a large smoke plume rose into the sky near the facility. The incident follows a space program accident at Little Rock involving Thiokol components.
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Elkton
Thiokol Chemical Corp
Conowingo
Thiokol
Little Rock
Pacific
Allen
Holaday asserts U.S. can launch large satellites on demand
Pentagon missile chief William M. Holaday told Senate probes that the United States can launch large satellites whenever desired. He promised to provide details in executive session, citing classified military weapon information that could aid the Russians if disclosed publicly.
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Agon
William M.holaday
U.S
Holaday
Senate
Edward Wiesl
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
America
American Rocket Society
Navy
Apalachin mob hearing. two dozen questioned on fish tale
At the New York Senate hearing on the Apalachin meeting, mobsters and associates faced questions about the event. Bartola Guccia, a 66 year old retiree, claimed he was “just selling fish” while John Ormento refused to reveal details, invoking the Fifth Amendment 161 times.
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Apalachin
Bartola Guccia
Endicott
Big John Ormento
Long Island
Mob
Albert Anastasia
Capitol
Senate
Ormento
Guccia
Joseph
Barbara
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