Infants Attacked by Rats in Cribs Prompt Hospital Trips
Three infants were reportedly bitten by rats while asleep in cribs. Jinnette Clark, 14 months, suffered a severe chew to the right hand and a deep left thumb laceration and received a rabies shot at St Joseph’s Hospital. Diane Baker, 3, and Frank Baker, 18 months, were treated at Memorial Hospital for bites near the right eye and on the right hand respectively.
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John Clark
Highland St
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Tam
Owis Bakes
Lombard Ave
Diane
Frank Baker
Memorial
Skin Divers Search Seneca River for Baldwinsville Children
Divers probed freezing Seneca River for five year old John Woolridge and his three year old sister Diane missing after their icy river fall near Fobes Island. Authorities note footprints on ice shelf and no return tracks, suggesting they may have fallen through.
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Baldwinsville
Seneca River
Sences River
John
Diane Woolridge
Delores Woolridge
Salina St.airs
Woolridge
Kenneth
Eda Ap Ciel Jaalada
al Ede
Phage
Fobes Island
Wollen Rhyrer
Cuba Voids Degrees by University
An Augustinian Fathers spokesman says Cuba invalidated all degrees granted by the Universidad Catolica de Santo Tomas de Villanueva between Nov 30, 1956 and Jan 11, 1959. The institution is under the jurisdiction of St Thomas of Villanova province based at Villanova University. Courses with grades issued in that period must be repeated for credit.
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Philadelphia
Cuba
Havana
Universidad Catolica de Santo Tomas de Villanueva
Justinians
St. Thomas of Villanova
United States
Villanova University
Medical UT unit offers joke prescription for ulcers
The University of Tennessee medical unit presents a humorous remedy for ulcer sufferers: take one shaded creek bank a fishing pole and forget the bait.
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University of Tennessee
Despairing Redmen Seek Russian Loan
Al Delafontaine head of the Indian Trades Council says he has sounded out the Soviet Union about a five million dollar loan to start industry on reservations. He plans a Washington delegation to press Congress and the White House first, then approach the Soviet Embassy if U S aid remains unavailable.
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Minneapolis, Minn
UPI
Indian Trades Council
al Delafontaine
Delafontaine
Washington
Minnesota
Dakotas
Montana
United States
Mercury Flees Across Unstable Day in City
The day saw erratic temperature swings from 33 degrees below to four above early morning then to 22 by 10 am. Snow forecast late tonight and tomorrow from the Weather Bureau at Hancock Field with a high near 32 and a low around 20.
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Burseau
Hancock Field
Virginians Continue School Integration Clash
Virginia enters a second day of token racial mixing in public schools with lawmakers promising resistance to future integration. In Norfolk and Arlington 17 and four Negro students entered previously white schools without incidents as police watched. Leaders noted peaceful progress while legislators vowed to block further racial mixing.
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Richmond
UPI
Virginia
Norfolk
Arlington
Stratford
Eisenhower
J. Lindsay Almond
Riehards
Almond
Woman Pleads Not Guilty in First Degree Murder Case
Eleanor Jo Ann Wilson of Rochester and Pontiac pleads not guilty in Monroe County Court to the first degree murder of George Fisher a North Syracuse salesman. Judge Clarence J. Henry adjourns the case until February 17 for trial scheduling.
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Eleanor Jo Ann Wilson
Rochester
Pontiac
Ace
Monroe
George Fisher
North Syracuse
Clarence J. Henry
Reds Halt Convoy at Berlin Border Apache style tension rises
Soviet forces halted a US Army convoy near the West Berlin border after denying inspection of Jeep cargo. Four drivers and a corporal stayed in their trucks at Marienborn checkpoint overnight, awaiting orders as Allied traffic continued elsewhere.
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Berlin
Bung
U.S
Red Army
Marienborn
Frankfurt
East Berlin
West Germany
Richard C. Massero
West Stock
I U
Amea
West Berlin
Leaders Discuss Tax Plan Cuts in New York Budget Clash
In Albany, Republican leaders plan cuts to Gov Rockefeller’s 2.041 billion dollar budget to avert rebellions among rank and file lawmakers. Rockefeller opposes deep reductions and warns cuts must be legislated, advocating 277 million in new taxes including income, cigarette, estate and tobacco taxes.
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Albany
Lewishtture
Rockefeller
Associated Press
GOP
Tax-hike speech leaves many voters unconvinced
A Herald Journal survey finds most taxpayers not persuaded by Governor Rockefeller’s budget address. Many stayed up to hear the speech, but only a few feel it justified higher taxes while most call for government economy. Gus Morgan criticizes the governor as promoting higher taxes. Miss Marjorie Miller sees sincerity and acknowledges the case for tax increases.
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Herald-Journal
Gus Morgan
Baker Ave
Ivehy
Marjorie Miller
Jasper St
Col
Talk Here and Get Backing for Rockefeller Tax Plan
Onondaga County's five member delegation who opposed the gasoline tax hike says it would back Gov. Rockefeller's income tax program if he or a Republican leader explains its necessity in Syracuse. Sen. John H. Hughes and colleagues plan item by item budget review to find cut potential with accountants.
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Onondaga County
Rockefeller
Syracuse
John H. Hughes
Onondaga
Astor Dies At 67 In New York Home
Vincent Astor, 67, multimillionaire and New York socialite, died of a heart attack in his apartment. He inherited about 75 million dollars and owned vast real estate and holdings in oil and other industries. His father perished in the Titanic sinking in 1912.
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New York
Vincent Astor
Astor
John Jacob Astor
New York City
John Jacob Astorge II
Heat's on Moscow as Soviet glaciers reportedly shrink
London AP reports Moscow radio says Soviet glaciers are shrinking amid a chilly season. The tone suggests ongoing tension in the cold war context and potential shifts in Arctic dynamics.
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London
Moscow Radio
County Receives $27,953,000 in State Aid Syracuse Share $9,577,000
Albany Onondaga County will receive 27,953,000 in state aid for 1959 60 budget programs with Syracuse getting 9,577,000. Breakdowns include education health welfare housing subsidies and highways among others. Variations exist among counties and city taxpayers benefit from state aid to Syracuse.
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Syracuse
Albany
Onondaga County
Rockefeller
T. Norman Hurd
Youth Commission
Veterans - Affairs
Youth ‘Commission
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