Five Suffolk County Justices Quit Over Fixes Scandal
In Riverhead five Suffolk County justices resigned amid looming court action on their alleged role in fixing traffic tickets for politicians. The upheaval marks a historic mass decline in local judiciary as charges of corruption surface against members of the county’s top court and related officials.
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Riverhead
Suffolk County
Monslay
Shapiro
Lester
Tavis
Grookbaver
Moses Drak Islip
Clarence Delffeld
Bruak
Ravan
Rudolph Kanunerec
Southampton
Cheries Pfeifle
Babylon
Tip
Nixon Set For Flight For Europe Trip
President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon prepared to survey the refugee crisis in Mungatia. Nixon outlined early recommendations for Congress on refugee admissions, noting the United States may face decisions on increasing intake beyond 21 500. He planned to depart after a luncheon with Prime Minister Nehry and Tholin, aiming to return around December 23 or 3.
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Eisenhower
Nixon
Munegana
White House
Congress
United States
Europe
Prime
Nehry Af Tholin
Syracuse Everson Museum Site Debate Widens
Syracuse University and Everson Museum leaders clash over a proposed campus tramment site for a new 2 museum complex. Community patrons and officials cite funds from the Ever son foundation and pres ent revenues, while critics warn the plan risks misinterpreting Miss Ever son's will. A university official notes 30 buildings and says the campus could support an art center with university cooperation.
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John Schenck
Everson Board
Kenneth G. Bertlell
Syracuse University
Ani
Syracuisa
Rail fare increases face commission review
Rail fare proposals seek higher coach and first class rates for interstate services with discussions on eliminating discounts and testing the impact on revenue. Major lines including Chesapeake & Ohio and New York Central push 3 to 5 percent rises with sleeping car and parlor car surcharges also eyed. The ICC weighs experimental adoption starting January 1 and notes pending requests from several Western and Pullman firms.
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New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Reading
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Reading Go
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Ular
Western Railroads
ICC
Jines
College Approved For Corning Area
The State University of New York trustees approved establishing a new community college for the Corning area. The college will operate under the sponsorship of the Corning school district and the board’s decision was made at their monthly meeting.
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Corning
Ine
Ine State University of New York
Brew of Education
Wily
Airlines Hire First Negro Pilot
In New York, Perry Young, named as co pilot for Hallonter airline, is slated to begin Monday. He will logged as first African American pilot for the carrier, flying a jet to a designated destination.
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Airlines
New York
Monlay
Perry
Young
Hallonter
Viatir Guslypa
Best Movie Vote Sparks Odd National Award
A misread caption from a 1558 era report notes a “Best Movie” vote by the Committee of Exceptional Films of the National Board of Review of Pictures. In Birmingham Alabama a reported mistaken identity caused fire crews to respond to a non fire alarm, highlighting confusion over a mistaken box and a woman’s error.
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New York
National
Aard of Review
Birmingham
Ala
Pelice
Hungarians Welcome Olympic Stars at Budapest Station
Crowds gathered at Budapest’s railway station to greet returning Hungarian athletes led by Laszlo Papp who earned his third Olympic gold. The crowd cheered as Papp, mobbed by boxing fans, was carried to a taxi amid a foggy day.
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Budapest
Hunsarlan
Gynorgy Mareen Oene
Mesial Ue
Goves Mentite
Droicht
Boker Laszlo Papp
Papp
Great Lakes Flow To Aid Drought
The Supreme Court authorized a temporary increase in diversions of Great Lakes water to augment the Mississippi River system and relieve drought conditions. The decision prompts faster shipping and aims to stabilize water levels, with Justice Harold Burton among those weighing the situation.
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Great Lakes
Washington
UNS
Supreme Court
Minols-Missssippi
Titines
Cour
Mgt
Jesse
Natch
Harold
Burton
Rendas
Suez crews, officials near agreement on open-waterway
Reported talks at Port Said show UN commander Burns and Gen Wheeler backing open- water passage. British French crews likely to be wed to the same terms. Durnford-Slater said Venezuela and postal fees touched on. authorities noted salvage ships and cake cutting amid clearance efforts.
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Egypt
Elas” Burns
Raymond A. Wheeler
Suez
Cenc
Iman Wiyy
LF Durnford-Slater
Venezuela
Baitich Navalt
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