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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1954
Page
9
A 20th anniversary tribute will be presented Sunday night on the Ed Sullivan Show. A live onstage demonstration will show the photofax machine, AP’s unit for receiving pictures, in a spot news photo.
AP announces a 8 P.M. program team including F. C. Resch Harold Carlson Murray Becker Frank Noel and Max Desfor. The first AP wire photo transmitted January 1 1935 marked the debut of simultaneous multi point news picture transmission.
The Navy awarded a contract worth five to ten million dollars for building a Texas tower radar station off the New England coast. Planned a series of these oilrig like towers about 100 miles off the East Coast with exact sites to be announced.
The Eisenhower administration plans to ask Congress for about three billion dollars to continue economic and military aid to friendly nations. Budget release on January 17 will outline the fiscal year starting July 1 and regional allocations ahead of congressional debate.
Cardinal Francis Spellman Archbishop of New York leaves for Okinawa after a nine day trip in Korea. He said Mass aboard the carrier Princeton in Yokosuka harbor.
Readers from the 100 block of S Salina and nearby neighborhoods share holiday routines. Mary Lou Desimone stays home enjoys skating at Crumplins. Anna Stoudnmye visits relatives. Nancy Ray buys gifts attends parties and ice skates at Onondaga Park. Martin Blast sleeps late and watches movies. John Dimento stays up late and plays basketball with friends and watches Nationals games.
A thorough rundown explains how the 1954 federal personal income tax reform affects farmers. It details new farm income rules, filing dates, exemptions for dependents and students, payment deadlines, and the 25 percent soil and water conservation expense deduction, plus credits for dividends and retirement income.
The defense ministry announced that several hundred thousand leaflets were dropped on the Red Chinese coast by Nationalist Chinese planes before dawn. All planes returned and no offshore island artillery action was reported.
President Eisenhower will propose military pay raises next month affecting about 27 percent of Army enlisted personnel due to a two year service minimum. Raises vary by rank and years of service, with major generals gaining about 12 percent and privates first class with over eight years seeing around 1.23 percent.
Two men Bill Goldstein of Culver City and Jay Rich of Pacoima were convicted of conspiracy and grand theft in an accident scam. They arranged a collision in August 1953 between a Goldstein truck and Rich s car and then secured a $3 000 insurance settlement. They face sentencing at a probation report hearing on January 18.
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