City Phone Contest Rules Prompt Entry
City residents are instructed to keep their answer until all 75 picture entries are filled and to attach the official answer form. The instructions reference a rules page and a printed form to be released after the 75th entry. The notice emphasizes not sending separate entries and mentions a contest framework.
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Syracuse Herald-Journal
Herald-Journal
Herald-American
The
Herald Place
Syracuse 1
Syracuse Herald- Journal
Herald~ American
Von Braun Named Huntsville's Top Citizen of 1957
Dr. Wernher von Braun, 45, director at Redstone Arsenal, was named Huntsville's outstanding citizen for 1957 at the Chamber of Commerce banquet. A World War II German scientist who became a U.S. citizen in 1955, he leads missile development and is a noted authority on space research.
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Huntsville
Ala
Wernher von Braun
America
von Braun
Army Ballistic Missile Agency
Redstone Arsenal
Cape’ Canaveral
Charles Shaver
United States
Igs
Outer Space
Huntsville Chamber of Commerce
Prosecution Group Voicing Wiretap Ban Critique
Garden City committee of New York district attorneys condemns the Supreme Court wiretap ban as stripping law enforcement of a key tool. It urges Congress to amend the law to exempt state officials and notes the practice aided federal investigations and congressional hearings.
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Garden City
New York
U.S. Supreme Court
New York District Attorney's Association
Congress
Congressional
Soviet Jet Flies 1250 mph in Routine Flight
Moscow radio quoted Tass saying a Soviet jet fighter reached 1250 mph during a routine flight though no world record was noted. Separately Maj. Adrian Drew set an official record in California at 1207.6 mph in a Voodoo fighter bomber on a measured course.
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London
Moscow Radio
Adrian Drew
U.S. Air Force
California
Moscow
Tass
Nikolai Korovushin
New York to Cut Unemployment Tax by 39 Million
State Industrial Commissioner Isador Lubin announced an unemployment tax reduction for New York employers. The subsidiary payroll tax will drop from 0.3 percent to 0.1 percent this year due to a 42 million dollar credit in the state unemployment insurance fund, drawn from lapsed accounts of failed businesses.
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New York
Isador
Lubin
New York State
Indonesia Seizures See Dutch Assets Taken by State
Antara reported almost all Dutch businesses in Indonesia were seized by the state amid army bans after unions defied orders. Sukarno plans rest abroad as Nasution and Djuanda prepare to run affairs, while Dutch evacuations and international talks unfold.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Antara
Abdul Harris
Nasution
Sukarno
Trade Ministry
West New Guinea
Netherlands
Chou En-Lai
Peiping
Red China
Sartono
Djuanda
Singapore
East Java
Surabaya
Suluh Indonesia
India
Japan
Oswego College Student Injured in College Accident
A 15 year old State University Teachers College student, David Owens of Syracuse, was hurt last night at the Oswego campus when he tripped over a wire supporting a Christmas tree on the Student Union lawn. He has head and neck injuries but is listed in good condition at Oswego Hospital. X rays will determine injury extent.
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Oswego
State University Teachers College
David Owens
Furman’ St
Syracuse
Three Legislature Seats to Be Filled in 1957
In 1957 a total of 2 276 Brahman cattle were shipped from Albany to foreign countries as part of a report on vacancies to be filled in the Legislature. Gov. Harriman called elections yesterday. One Senate seat is vacant due to the resignation of Democrat James J. Crisona who became Queens borough president. Two Assembly vacancies arose from Bronx Democrats becoming city magistrates Walter K. Gladwin and Mitchell J. Sherwin.
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Albany
United States
Harriman
Senate
James J. Crisona
Queens
Assembly
Bronx
U N's Key Committee Delays Amid Communist Bloc Speeches
The United Nations main political committee stretched into the early morning hours as Communist bloc delegates delivered long speeches in a bid to stall adjournment. The session also weighed action on Hungary and potential relief for Hungarian freedom fighters, while the panel pursued a resolution on peaceful co existence.
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United Nations
N.Y
Soviet Union
NATO
Paris
General Assembly
E.S.T
Hungary
Uruguay
Enrique Rodriguez Fabregat
Five Nation Special Commission
Russia
U.N
Pal Maleter
Maleter
Istvan Kovacs
Sandor Kopacai
Budapest
Fabregat
United States
ATC Seeks Fast Reactors Over Water Reactor Designs
W Kenneth Davis of the Atomic Energy Commission affirmed ongoing government interest in fast reactors, noting their long term economic potential versus water reactors. He cited progress by the Power Reactor Development Company on Enrico Fermi plant, Los Alamos work on molten plutonium reactors, Nevada tests for transient studies, and Mound Laboratory joining the program under Monsanto.
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Chicago
The
Atomic Energy Commission
W. Kenneth Davis
Davis
Enrico Fermi
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
Nevada
Mound Laboratory
Tthe Monsanto Chemical Company
Governor and Wildlife Chief Accused of Illegal Hunting
WICKLIFFE Ky Gov A B Chandler and Kentucky wildlife commissioner plus two commission employees faced warrants charging after hours hunting at a game refuge. Warrants named Earl Wallace John McClintock Otis T Throgmorton with affidavit by Kendall Thomas who was fired for disloyalty. Penalty on conviction ranges from 15 to 50 dollars. Chandler said he would accept consequences if found guilty.
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Kendall Thomas
Wallace
Thomas
Missing Girl Found with Legs Frozen Solid
Rosella Auxier, 15, was found unconscious and in shock in an abandoned Prestonsburg store after being missing five days. Doctors at Louisville hospital described her legs as frozen solid with ice packed to slow thawing. She suffered frost exposure but showed no pain and has eaten since. Her family account places her departure from home Sunday before visiting her grandmother.
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Louisville
Rosella Auxier
Prestonsburg
Rosella
Richard Auxier
Prestonburg
George Archer
Opium Smuggling Arrest Aboard Hoegh Silver Stream
Fisherman ship carpenter Wong Kok Kong, 53, was seized in Los Angeles after customs found opium worth over a quarter of a million dollars aboard the Norwegian vessel Hoegh Silver Stream. Captain Ludvig Ansheim detected odors three days out of Los Angeles, prompting the seizure at San Pedro harbor.
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Los Angeles
INS
Hoegh Silverstream
Wong Kok Kong
San Pedro
Singapore
Carl F. White
Ludvig Ansheim
Wong
Court Sees Double Twice In Divorce Court
In Superior Court, Rose Zvonek Garo sues Clarke Garo for divorce with her twin Mary Zvonek Garo as witness. Edmunde Garo, Clarke’s twin and Mary’s husband, supports the cross-claim. A noon recess property settlement clears an uncontested divorce. The two couples married five years ago when the women were 18 and men 20.
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Los Angeles
Rose Zvonek Garo
Clarke Garo
Mary Zvonek Garo
Edmunde Garo
Clarke
Mary
Edmunde
South Korean Ship Sinks in Tsushima Strait
The 163 ton Shinko Maru sank in the Tsushima Strait between Japan and South Korea yesterday. Fourteen crew members are missing and one was rescued by a nearby fishing boat. The vessel carried 100 tons of scrap from Pusan to Osaka. Coast Guard patrol ships headed to the scene.
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Tokyo
Tsushima Strait
Japan
South Korea
Japanese
Coast Guard
Pusan
Osaka
Meir warns against appeasing Arabs in Middle East
In an exclusive interview with United Press, Golda Meir says any plan to slice Israel territory will bring more tension and undermines peace aims. She notes no 1947 partition deal push and discusses Russia aid, and ongoing talks for a 75 million dollar Eximbank loan with delays seen as concerning.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Golda Meir
Middle East
Meir
Knesset
Syria
Russia
King Mohammed V Ends 19 Day U S Visit With Return Flight
King Mohammed V of Morocco completed a 19 day visit to the United States and departed aboard the Columbine I. He thanked President Eisenhower and the American people for their hospitality as he left for home. In Cuba the hot dog demand grows with five factories boosting output to 250,000 boxes annually each.
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New York
Mohammed V
Morocco
United States
Eisenhower
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Havana
Cuba
Camaguey
Sad cow cited in damage suit in Idaho court
In Pocatello Idaho District Court V1 Oil Co of Idaho Falls files an 11886 dollar damage suit naming Arthur and Bernice Nielson of Inkom and the Union Pacific Railroad. The company says a truck crashed into a ditch after a cow wandered onto the highway December 6. It alleges the defendants knew the cow was separated from a calf and would roam and that a pasture gate was left open by railroad workers. The truck and trailer were extensively damaged and the cow was not hurt.
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Pocatello
Idaho
V1 Oil Co
Idaho Falls
Arthur
Bernice Nielson
Inkom
Union Pacific Railroad
De‘fendants
Bombings In Greece Shock U S Embassy Reports
The State Department expressed profound shock over Thursday night bombings in Athens that damaged a U.S. Information Agency library and two Air Force generators. Four American airmen and one Greek were lightly injured. Greek officials expressed regret, with speculation about Communist or Greek terrorist involvement tied to U N debates on Cyprus self government.
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Washington
State Department
Athens
U.S
U.S. Information Agency
U.S. Air Force
New York
Joseph W. Reap
United Nations
Cyprus
Eyebank Planned for Northeastern United States
A northeastern eyebank clearinghouse was approved at a statewide meeting with ophthalmologists Lions Clubs officials and eyebank representatives from Rochester Syracuse Schenectady and Buffalo. C Douglas OMalley of Schenectady was named temporary chairman of the organizing committee.
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Utica
United States
Opthalmologists
Lions iClubs
National Society For the Presention of Blindness
Eyebanks
Rochester
iSyracuse
Schenectady
Buldtalo
C. Douglas O'Malley
Light Conservation Society of Northeastern
Doctor in Jail Turns Out To Be Tree Surgeon
Tulsa police officer Capt. Riggs overheard inmates discussing medical advice for Asian flu attributed to a jail doctor. Riggs found no such doctor. the so called physician was actually a tree surgeon.
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Tulsa
Okla Ui
Clin‘tors Riggs
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