Safe Driving Day campaign tests Syracuse safety effort
A two week national safety drive led by Public agencies and civic groups unfolds tomorrow as Safe-Driving Day. President Eisenhower designated the effort with a plan to reduce traffic accidents. A 10 AM red light signal in downtown Syracuse warns residents to drive with care while radio and TV stations broadcast coordinated safety messages.
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Greek Students Pelt U S Aid Offices in Athens Protest
A protest in Athens saw about 4000 Greek students stone American aid offices to oppose U S support for Greek Cyprus claims. Windows broke, police used clubs and fire hoses, injuring 65 people with seven hospitalized in serious condition. Demonstrators scattered near Athens University as water cannons drove them back.
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Cross examination over Sheppard case amid murder accusation
The state’s attorney pressed Dr Samuel Sheppard as he denied killing his wife and injuring himself. Sheppard rejected the lines suggesting he jumped from a platform to the beach and denied beating his wife. The exchange ended with questions about removing blood stains with cold water.
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Samuel Sheppard
Sheppard
John J. Mahon
Mason
Five Doctors Visit Pope Pius XIP at Vatican Bedside
A team of five doctors attended Pope Pius XIP today amid renewed urgency from repeated hiccups. He also suffers mild anemia and his recovery progress, reported 12 days ago after a brush with death, has halted. The Vatican press office called his condition stationary, marking a sobering shift from earlier hopeful notes.
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Vatican City
Pius
Patrol Car Used to Curb Holiday Drunkenness in Osaka
Osaka police plan to deploy a patrol car during the holidays staffed by jujitsu experts to manage citizens who imbibe too freely, aiming to maintain order and safety through a visible, skilled presence.
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Japan
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FHA Blast Scandal Report Hemmed By Senate Panel
Senate Banking Committee officials trimmed a long inquiring report on irregularities in government housing programs. Republicans removed several sections while Democrats debate additional proposals. Distribution to the public is planned near Monday.
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United States
Senate Banking Committee
Democrats
Right to Work debated on today’s editorial page
David Lawrence argues federal Right to Work laws are needed and tariffs quotas import licenses and currency controls interfere with trade. The feature appears on today’s editorial page with related items across sections including politics letters and business.
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Kline
Ulandilo
Wates
Bethichan Graham
Sly Fox
Foot Cliff
Hunter Tom Jones
Fox escapes as hounds plunge to peril on cliff
A fox tempts pursuers by a cliff edge. The hounds lose footing and fall to their deaths while the fox slips away unscathed, avoiding capture.
Farm Bureau President resigns for health reasons
Allen B. Kine, president of the American Farm Bureau Federation, announces his resignation effective Thursday due to health. The surprise move comes as 3,500 delegates attend the federation's annual meeting amid reports of a Boulder fire department brief blaze at the Boulderado Hotel.
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Allen B. Kine
American Farm Bureau Federation
Reasor Health
Gaffney Ex State Police Head Dies Here
John Gaffney former superintendent of the New York State Police died at his home. Since retiring August 14 1933 he served as consultant on police and traffic control for the New York State Thruway Authority.
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New York State Thruway Authority
Rules of Courtesy Safety Drive Toward Safe Day
Capt. John Ronan of the state police urges safe driving on Safe-Driving Day. Drivers should share the road, use proper signals, respect laws and road markings, allow space when passing, dim headlights, adjust to conditions, stop to help others, maintain safe distances, and avoid double parking while parking to avoid blocking others.
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State Police
Capital Mystery—Girl Found Shot Dead in Arlington
Sally Wood a 23 year old government employee linked to a secret Arlington installation was found shot in a fashionable Arlington apartment. Investigators noted a chain locked room and unexplained Chicatenas packages while Dr. W C Welburn suggested the death might be an accident. Officials at the Pentagon confirmed her as a $4200 a year analyst and Michigan graduate.
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Arthur G. Hays Dies Civil Rights Lawyer
New York civil rights lawyer Arthur Garfield Hays died at New York Hospital at age 73, two days after his birth date. He rose from a corporate law career to defend civil liberties, joining the ACLU early in the 1920s and handling cases from the Scopes trial to the Scottsboro defendants. The day’s weather forecast noted a warming trend with no snow or rain expected, despite earlier freezing rain impacting roads.
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Arthur Garfield Hays
Tirana
American Civilifenders
Toverites Union
City Department of Public
Beekeeping and old salaries puzzle educators tale
A garbled clipping cites the Beekeepers Association and Iowa history figures noting teachers from 1831 earned about 19.73 dollars monthly for men and 9.72 for women. The piece hints at bee stings causing agitation and recalls century-old salary data amid scattered quotes from unnamed sources.
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Iowa City
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Iowa Historical Society
U S Bans Deal To Free Chinese Students
Washington ruled out any exchange linking American civilians in the United States with Red China, distinguishing them from captured American airmen deemed prisoners of war. White stressed no deal was possible, while noting the students are civilians pursuing schooling finds.
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United States
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Victoria Stickiey
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Vicky
America
Miss Stewart
Jane Stewart
Q University
Apati
Korea
Ike Shows Price Tags On Defense And Foreign Policy
President Eisenhower outlined the cost of future defense and foreign policy programs to Congress leaders from both parties at a White House conference. The session gathered GOP and Democratic House and Senate leaders, plus committee heads for Appropriations Armed Services and Foreign Affairs.
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Eisenhower
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White House
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Democratic House
Senate
Santa Shot by Army at Camp Scene in Germany
A chaotic incident near an Army post in Germany led to soldiers firing blanks as a mounted Santa character fled after tripping on a talon route. He was evacuated to Memorial Hospital with noncritical injuries. Doug, involved in the episode, was later released to his father, an Army captain.
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U.S. Army
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R.O.T.C
Syracuse University
Victoria
FODAY'S CHUCKLE: Boy Explains Window Breakage to Officer
A small boy tells a police officer he was cleaning his slingshot when the window broke. The amusing exchange highlights a child’s attempt at explaining an accidental mishap to law enforcement.
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