U S asks China swap on imprisoned airmen and students
United States signaled openness to a deal exchanging imprisoned American airmen for Chinese students in the United States or released to Red China. Diplomatic sources say Peiping has not replied to Dag Hammarskjold requests or Nehru's urging, while China hints at a face-saving exchange amid UN pressure.
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Hammarskjold
Pope Again On Upgrade In Vatican Health Report
The Vatican press office said Pope Pius XII’s condition is improving after a gastric ailment with internal bleeding. The Holy Father’s health is described as improving though bleeding complications complicated his recovery.
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Lee
Martin Foster
Bruce
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Jamaica
Olson Langlois World Title Bout Weighs In San Francisco
World middleweight champion Carl Olson weighed 159 pounds for his title defense against Pierre Langlois of France at San Francisco’s Cow Palace. Officials led by referee Ray Flores and judges gathered minutes before the weigh in, with Langlois and Olson posing for photos as the boxers eyed the scales. The 15 round bout is set for 10 P.M. EST tonight, with the boxing commission naming four members for the bout’s officiating panel.
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Bobo) Olson
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Sid Flaher
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George Kanter
Hit Run Victim Dies After City Traffic Toll Rises
A 19th traffic fatality in Syracuse occurred when Frank Barsuch, 9 1059 X. Statest, died at Onondaga General Hospital two weeks after a hit and run on West Division Street near Oswego Boulevard. He was dragged over 50 feet by a car that fled the scene. Barsuch served in World War I and is survived by two brothers and a sister.
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Bebo) Olson
Hwinsville
San Francisco
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Giardello
Jlohn
Andrew Barsuch
New York
Helen W. Barsuch
Dun & Bradstreet
Keegan & Osbert
Paris
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Dulles
Orly
Xato Council
Wind-up in Sheppard trial hinges on Susan Hayes link
In Cleveland the state's attorney argued during the wind-up of the first degree murder trial that Susan Hayes’s Los Angeles affair with Dr. Samuel Sheppard points to a motive and indicates he knew exposure would hurt his wife Marilyn. Assistant Prosecutor Parvino urged a mandatory death sentence unless mercy is recommended by the jury.
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Eisenhower outlines defense first big war theory
President Eisenhower defined U S military policy as defending against major aggression while keeping planning geared to victory in any conflict. He argued the United States cannot seek 100 percent security everywhere and emphasized deterrence through large-scale retaliation and strong industrial力量 backing. He declined to detail cuts in forces, saying only that immediate active forces would be addressed in coming briefings.
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Gas blast in Nedrow home hurts no one
A Nedrow family escaped injury when their gas furnace exploded about 3 15 AM on Thompson Road waking the neighborhood. Fire Chief William Beaudoin said four residents including two children slept through the blast which shattered cellar window bars but caused no fire. A Niagara Mohawk inspector blamed a defective pilot light and delayed ignition for the explosion.
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Son's Medical Fame Grows As He Cures Small Children
A mother's pride shines as she reveals her son advances in medical studies. He can already cure very small children, drawing astonished admiration for his early skill and promise in the field.
DeSapio To Attend State Dinner In Syracuse Tonight
Carmine DeSapio Tammany leader arrives in Syracuse with entourage to attend the Onondaga County Democratic Committee dinner at Hotel Onondaga. Fire at a palatial Northport villa killed five, including a secretary of state designate, while plans for Harriman’s slate move advance at a meeting.
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Charles W. Halloran
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Buffalo
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H. Balch
Louis Pharmaceutical House
16 S D Day Crashes in City and County
Syracuse and Onondaga County joined a national Safe Driving Day with 104 local accidents and 5 in the county by 1 30 PM. Rain and snow made roads slick as Emmet Temple of Cleveland died in a crash at 3 00 AM. The national toll neared 248 deaths at the halfway mark.
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Ome
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Associated Press
First State Albany3 A schoolboy hit by truck in Elmira on safe driving day
A first grader Ralph Doolittle was struck by a tractor trailer while walking home for lunch in Elmira. The incident marked New York State’s first reported traffic fatality on the safe driving day as the nation logged several deaths in multiple states.
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Morford to Leave Syracuse University Post for Philadelphia Role
Herbert N. Morford, administrator at Syracuse University, is named assistant executive secretary of the American College of Physicians in Philadelphia. He will assume the new duties Jan. 15 after a 1931 start in hospital education and wartime service. he also serves on Blue Cross and Blue Shield boards and regional church councils.
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Francis Wingate
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Pennsylvania
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University of Ichicago
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Brooklyn
Winsted
Amerecan College of Hospital Administrators
American Hospital Association
New York State Hospital Association
Theta Xi
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Blue Shield
Ono
Idaga County
Syracuse
Hall of Fame Game Kicks Off At Doubleday Field
The Yankee Braves and Boston are listed for the annual Hall of Fame game at Cooperstown’s Doubleday Field, as announced today in the event schedule.
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Rescue of 31 From Submarine Talent at Chatham Dockyard
Civilian workers overhauling the submarine Talent were rescued as the vessel washed out of its drydock after a dock gate collapsed. Officials reported a few men still unaccounted for as the Talent wedged in mud along the River Medway. Rain and snow disrupted the area with hazardous driving and flooded basins prompting public works responders.
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Utica sees only crash during Safe Driving Day
Utica reported a single traffic accident this morning as Safe Driving Day began. Police said no written report was filed by 2 PM but Safety Commissioner Joseph N. Sullivan confirmed one car was a city police patrol unit and the other a taxi driven by an off duty patrolman.
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Joseph N. Sullivan
Eisenhower asks Congress to delay 3 billion tax cuts
President Eisenhower said he will ask the new Congress to postpone three billion dollars in tax cuts scheduled for April 1 to offset a growing budget deficit. He noted the loss from corporation and excise taxes would be higher if the cuts proceeded, while defense and military plans remain under review.
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Eisenhower
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Sounds Fishy Progress in Oklahoma City Times Report
Yasushi Sekiguchi, a Tokyo newspaperman for the Oklahoma City Times under State Department sponsorship, says he has become half Americanized in five weeks here. He dreamed half in English, half in Japanese. Celilo chief Tommy Thompson, 100, offers long life advice: avoid driving and eat more salmon.
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