Passenger fare hike proposed by ICC examiner
Interstate Commerce Commission examiner Oren G Barber recommended a 25 percent increase for half of Eastern railroads in time class passengers and a 25 percent hike for coach fares. The same day another case authorized freight rate increases totaling about 2 600 000 dollars annually. Barber called the passenger proposal unreasonable and possibly self destructive, sending the matter to the ICC for decision.
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Syracuse Museum considers campus site for its museum
Theodore M. Hancock, president of the Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts board, says campus site discussion is past talk after a meeting with Everson trustees led by Alfred W. Haight. The board made no final decision but indicated campus options are no longer under study.
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Sycquidee Musseum
Theodore M. Hancock
Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts
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Everson Custees
Alfred W. Haight
US accepts no plan to evacuate troops from Europe said Dulles
Washington reports Secretary of State John Foster Dulles said the United States has no plan to evacuate troops from Europe in return for a Russian withdrawal. He noted boards opposed to a Univer site and discussed possible new arrangements with Russia. The discussion touched on railway passenger service and defense implications amid Cold War tensions.
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Eden to Meet Eisenhower on Possible Talks in Washington
Prime Minister Eden said he would discuss with President Eisenhower the possibility of early face-to-face talks. In the House of Commons he offered no detailed statement yet, noting that his desire is well known to the American government. Earlier, Eden and French Premier Mollet had sought Washington discussions about Western Big Three coordination, while US officials have reservations over any broader Egypt policy linkage.
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Doctors and Wife Resign for Soviet Code Mission
A Boston professor and his wife quit their positions after a coded radio paging system was unveiled in Moscow. They reportedly head a US citizen team and moved to work in the Soviet Union with Beth Israel Hospital involvement. The code concerns photographic map parties and rules for student dates, with associated party activities and a voyage to the shore for dances.
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Hungarian Couple Arrives in U S After Border Relocation
Washington reports CHITTEN, a Young Hungarian couple is en route to new life in the United States. They are to be housed at a temporary American base while processing completes in New Jersey and New York. The journey included crossing from Austria with employment plans in view as crews coordinate housing and job placement.
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Nehru Returns to Washington After Gettysburg Visit
President Eisenhower and Indian Prime Minister Nehru arrived by limousine at the Blair House after a lengthy Gettysburg stopover. Reporters noted a brief, cordial exchange as they prepared to begin discussions on domestic policy and current events in Europe and the Middle East during their Washington visit.
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Middle East
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Hower
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Nehra
Army to Cut 60,000 in Two Years in Streamlining
The United States Army plans a secret two year reorganization reducing overall force size by about one fourth. Twelve infantry divisions drop from 7200 to 13500 troops per unit, airborne divisions decline to 11000, armored divisions barely shrink. The overhaul starts with domestic divisions and aims for completion by mid 1958 to boost mobility for an atomic battlefield.
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Army
U.N. Talks on Egypt Case as Britain and France Clash
Diplomatic sources report Britain and France pressing the United Nations over Egypt detentions. Hammarskjold and U.N. officials weigh a session to address French and British nationals held in Egypt, with numbers cited including 3,670 French and 740 in prison.
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Editorial Pager Teases Roscoe Sammmond Proposal
Today’s feature notes Roscoe Sammmond’s proposal in the editorial pager and hints at continued discussions across pages. Other regular sections including Amusements, Classifieds, City Life, Sports, and Letters appear on indicated pages.
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Roscoe Sammmond
Amusements
Radio-Tv
City Life
Nothing Showy Welcome Planned For Martin and Kalara Arrival
Syracuse area refugee committee will host Martin and Kalara and their interpreter Dosa upon arrival with Jules Wilcover. Jamesh Markie and Mrs Frederick H Biederstedt will greet them at a modest welcome. Dosa, Hungarian refugee now pursuing library science at Syracuse University, will assist as interpreter. The couple will stay with a committee member at a permanent home, with no lavish welcome planned. They will begin a weekend shopping trip guided by Dosa and Kalara.
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Japan Joins United Nations Amid Thunderous Welcome
The United Nations Assembly welcomed Japan as its 60th member in a ceremonial admission that drew thunderous applause. Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu and Prime Minister Shigenuma? Shigemitsu delivered a measured maiden speech urging an early ban on weapon development. The event occurred without Hungary and South Africa, as many nations praised Japan's readiness to assume UN obligations.
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Raw Cold and Snow Hit Central New York
A cold spell brings strong winds and snow across Central New York. Temperatures swing from high 28s to lows near zero with Lake Ontario squalls and continued cold, cloudy conditions forecast for tomorrow. Hibbing and Duluth report deep subzero readings while Syracuse area struggles with frozen winds.
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Syracuse University
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Hibbing
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Refugee Couples Wed in Belgium Mass Ceremony
Eighteen Hungarian refugees were married in a mass ceremony yesterday in Belgium. A local newspaper reported a three day honeymoon trip through Belgium for the couples, symbolizing a warm welcome and new beginnings.
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A fragmented OCR line mentions a heading or label with unclear wording and repeated phrases. The readable fragment suggests a note about saving or alerting but lacks concrete facts, names, places, dates, or outcomes to anchor a proper brief.
Well Trained Dallas Dog Returns with Mystery Bill
A dog trained by Mr and Mrs Jaleo X Stuts reportedly entered a house during a incident. The event left observers puzzled as the animal allegedly carried a $6 bill believed to have come from an unknown source. Further details are unclear.
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Portland couple births twins again at local hospital
In Portland Oregon a couple, Duffield, welcomed twin daughters Cheryl Lynn and Carol, weighing 7 ounces and 16 pounds 4 ounces respectively, marking a third set of twins for the family. The report notes the mother’s prior 1952 delivery as part of the family history.
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Sherwood
Chery
Lynn
Carol
Jan Biel Cach
Today's Chuckle Date Breakers
A light quip notes that when a fellow breaks a date he often faces one consequence, while a girl who breaks a date tends to have two outcomes as the joke plays on wordplay about dating mishaps.
Jury acquits eight in drunken driving case at Atving
A Syohuse Traffic Court jury found eight people innocent of operating while intoxicated after over two hours of deliberation. Edward Murphy of Star Lake led the acquittal effort while attorney Henry Taylan questioned the blood test’s human-factor reliability. Judge Truman H. Prosiga presided. Murphy was arrested November 30 after a traffic accident.
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Star Lake
Henry Taylan Ques Vollet
Truman H. Prosiga
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