Romano sentence cut to two days by judge order
A Syracuse man named Anthony Romano, aged 26, had a 120 day term for indecent exposure reduced by 118 days after Judge P Leo Dorsey deemed the 120 day sentence excessive. The reduction followed notes added to his Police Court and Records Bureau files and confirmation by Deputy Superintendent Edward Wickham.
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Rayburn predicts OK Of School Aid Bill
In Washington the House Education Committee reported an aid bill backed by Speaker Rayburn. He said Congress will press for early decision and expects passage of some form of federal support for school construction. The issue faces Democratic infighting over segregation and other school policy details.
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Four Boys Die in Fire in Classroom Tragedy
A fire kills four boys in a classroom amid shortages that prompt calls for federal school construction aid. The White House Conference on Education recently endorsed aid by a two to one margin, signaling policy momentum.
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Uruguayan President faces upheaval amid border fire crisis
A chaotic report links Uruguay’s chief with political turmoil and a sweeping fire in Durant Oklahoma where four boys perished and their mother suffered severe burns. Fire Chief Preston Geeson warned the incident followed a wood stove blaze. The president’s public duties were canceled as officials investigated the disaster and broader emergency funding.
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Dulles warns of new Cold War front in Middle East
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles told the NATO Council that Soviet policy opens a new cold war front in the Middle East and South Asia, citing three surpluses in arms technicians and more. The NATO military committee warned of increasing Soviet military threat while Cairo quotes warn of action if Israel aggression continues. Egypt is said to be receiving arms from Czechoslovakia as Moscow’s influence expands.
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Todays Chuckle Economists Report The Joneses Struggling
Economists note that the Joneses face a tougher time keeping up with neighbors and peers as economic pressures rise. The lighthearted item frames rising costs and consumer comparisons in everyday life.
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Sylvia Porter on Today's Editorial Page
The editor highlights Sylvia Porter's view that the American economy embarrasses optimistic forecasts on today's Editorial Page. The feature outlines sections and page numbers for Amusements Inq Reporter Bridge Radio TV Classified Women City Life Deaths Sports Editorials Your Money and Letters.
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Vandergift Youth Captured After Triple Slaying
A 17-year-old boy named John Fallone shot and killed three people and wounded Policeman Gus Zanos near Vandergast. He was wounded and captured by state police after a pursuit by woodland areas northeast of Pittsburgh. Zanos revived but was hospitalized with injuries. Fallone fired while officers moved in and later surrendered. Further details were unavailable immediately.
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U N admits 36 new members amid veto row at scene
The United Nations General Assembly welcomed 36 new members including Austria, Ceylon, Finland, Hungary, Iceland, Jordan, Libya, Portugal, Romania and Spain with delegates seating as the five year freeze on new members drew jubilation and regret over Japan's veto. Russia proposed delaying Japan and Outer Mongolia to 1956 as Nationalist China lamented South Korea and South Viet Nam were blocked by the veto. Japan and Outer Mongolia were part of the original package deal. the report notes ongoing debate on the membership deadlock and marks the historic expansion of the UN.
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Share Our Surplus plan aids hungry worldwide
Church leaders hailed Ameri ca's new share our surplus program aimed at delivering wheat, flour, corn meal, syrup, rice and dairy products to needy families in 67 countries. They said the effort will move about eight million bushels from a total 99 million stored, and that restocking will help but not end the global hunger tide. The plan restarts distribution through church agencies and charities, with one billion pounds of food already identified for shipment.
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Eisenhowers Likely Stay Home For Christmas Quiet Week
Gettysburg lights prepare for Christmas as President and Mrs. Eisenhower plan a quiet week at home. Hagerty calls it a usual pre Christmas lull with fatigue noted. Mutual talks discuss the illness of Shigemitsu while Montreal nurses in training await the next steps. The president’s return to Washington is expected mid next week and Barbara’s baby due soon after.
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Japan faces UN bid veto as Socialists threaten no confidence
TOKO reports Japanese government leaders faced sharp questioning after the Soviet Union vetoed Japan’s bid to join the United Nations. Leaders were accused of over-optimism as 16 other nations were admitted. Socialist party members threatened a no confidence motion against Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigematsu.
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Cold Wave Hits Syracuse As Snow Follows
A severe cold snap grips the region with gusty winds and snow squalls. Syracuse to see 4–6 inches, Oswego County up to 8 inches to 2 feet. temperatures will plunge to near 7 above zero by Saturday. Traffic cases include Mrs Augustine's May incident and Melvin Smiths facing drunken driving charges.
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Veterans Affairs Director Named in Albany
John B. Ryan of Albany was appointed acting director of the State Division of Veterans Affairs by Governor Harriman. The post pays 15400 dollars annually. Ryan succeeds Leo Lasring who resigned in June for a federal position.
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Anislin and Film Corp
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Chandler bans alcohol at Christmas in state offices
Frankfort Kentucky Gov A B Chandler in his second term yesterday ordered the removal of alcohol from Christmas parties held in state offices. The action marks one of the first official moves of his administration and targets all government holiday gatherings.
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U.N. Faces Growing Pains in Assembly Expansion
Sixteen flagpoles will be added as the U.N. enlarges to 14 members, forcing changes to the General Assembly chamber and staff. Italy’s status, new administrative costs, and travel budgets for 70 delegations loom as the world body plans a spring session and potential seat increases.
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