Taxpayers Prepare March on Albany Over Governor Rockefeller Tax Plan
The Citizens Public Expenditure Survey and AFL CIO mobilize New York workers and unions to oppose a 277 million dollar tax increase. A mass letter campaign and February 11 budget hearing are planned with calls to reserve speaking time and protest at the Assembly Ways and Means Committee. Concluded on Page 28, Col. 4.
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Albany
UPI
Rarckefeller
Citizens Public Expenditure Survey
Frged
Sen
Aalon S and
Walter C. Shaw
Assembly Ways and Means Committee
Assembly
Iia
State Armory
Lehman
State of
New York
Eisenhower demands restraint on spending and taxes
President Eisenhower warned Congress to resist excessive spending and tax increases, signaling opposition to a $3 billion housing bill and a Democratic airport aid proposal. He praised Virginia school integration as democracy in action and protested Soviet limits on an American Berlin convoy.
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Washington
Ing
Dalars
Fasenower
Eisenhower
Congress
Virginia
Norfolk
Arlington County
Berlin
Moscow
United States
Eissenhower
Dulles in Europe Brings Nothing New
London AP report says Secretary of State John Foster Dulles arrived for Western policy talks with Allied leaders. He stated no new proposals and stressed listening over presenting plans as he prepares to meet British leaders and prepare for further talks in Paris and Bonn. He will discuss Germany and broader European security with Selwyn Lloyd and Prime Minister Macmillan after brief talks with General Norstad.
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London
John Foster Dulles
Washington
Germany
Europe
Dulles
Paris
Bonn
Sel
Wyn Lloyd
U.S
Lauris Norstad
North Atlantic Alliance
Lloyd
Macmillan
Editorial on budget reform and health drives in New York
The page discusses returning the state budget to the Legislature and suggests merging national health drives with sensible resource allocation. Readers comment on giving, taxes, and rabies vaccination policy.
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New York State
Slayer of four arraigned in Kelloggsville murders
John Jayne, 16, was indicted by a Cayuga County grand jury for first degree murder in the slaying of his parents, brother, and sister at their Kelloggsville farm home. He was arraigned before County Judge Gerald S. Hewitt with lawyers Robert A. Contigugna and John Doyle pledging innocence. March 2 set for trial. He remains in the county jail.
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Auburn
Cayuga County
John Jayne
Kelloggsville
Jayne
Geralds. Hewitt
Robert A. Contigugna
John Doyle
Today’s Chuckle Mother and daughter joke
A light humor item about a mother warning her daughter to pick a considerate boyfriend. The daughter retorts that the suitor already proves thoughtfulness by claiming he put his shirt on a scratched horse.
Icy Roads Close 16 Schools Near Syracuse
Overnight drizzle and dropping temperatures froze roads north and east of Syracuse forcing 16 schools to close while city and county schools stayed open. Winds gusting to 41 mph toppled trees and power lines but no injuries were reported. A car trapped by downed lines on Collamer Road was freed unharmed after a tree fell.
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Syracuse
New York Telephone Co
Collamer
Eugene Moore
RB. DD. 2
Conastota
Moore
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
House panel backs Hawaii statehood bill
The House Interior and Insular Affairs Committee approved a bill to make Hawaii the 50th state by a 25 to 4 vote. Acting chair Rep. Leo W. O'Brien urged House passage before the Easter recess starting March 26 or soon after.
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Washington
UPI
House Interior and Insular Affairs Committee
Hawaii
Union
Leo W. O'Brien Mn.y
House
Tugboat Skipper Recalls East River Airliner Crash Rescue
Everett Phelps a 48 year old tugboat captain described a graphic rescue near his vessel in the East River. He recalled pulling eight survivors from frigid waters while witnessing a plane break apart and a pilot’s hand stretch from a wrecked door.
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New York
East River
Worst Air Disasters Recalled
The East River crash memory prompts reflection on aviation's deadliest incidents. Notable events include the 1953 C124 Globemaster disaster near Tokyo with 129 US servicemen lost, the 1958 Grand Canyon collision killing 128, and the 1958 Atlantic disappearance of a KLM flight with 99 aboard.
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New York
East River
Tokyo
Grand Canyon
United Airlines
KLM
Royal Dutch
Atlantic
Fire crews search icy Seneca River for Woolridge children
Firemen from five villages join a major drag line on the Baldwinsville stretch of the Seneca River to locate Dinna and Kenneth Woolridge after they vanished Monday afternoon. Volunteers cut more than 10 000 square feet of ice and split 20 by 25 foot sections to midstream as divers probe under a 15 foot ice shelf amid dangerous conditions.
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Seneca
Baldwinsville
Woollridge
Dinna
Delores Woolridge
Salina St
Imother
Kenneth
Plane With 73 Falls in River and 8 Survive
An American Airlines four engine turboprop crash landed in the East River near LaGuardia with 73 aboard. Rescue crews pulled eight survivors from the wreckage while 46 remained missing. The site was marked by floating debris and the river’s currents hampered recovery efforts.
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New York
American Airlines
East River
Connecticut
Long Island Sound
Tragic Long Island NYC Crash Referenced in Harbor Scenery
A full page of pictures shows remnants of the disaster including a baby’s glove and a woman’s shoe as New York harbor tugs, struck by a crew strike, face limited work. Among the missing are Beulah Zachary and Richard Winn. The new airliners mixed jet and propeller tech, flew in fog toward LaGuardia at 200 to 400 feet, then plunged into the river, breaking apart near Rikers Island.
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New York Harbor
Connecticut
Beulah Zachary
Fran and
Ollie
Richard Winn
Amerlcan Airlines
la Guardia
Onl Yagi
Rikers Isle
Tragic plane crash strands Hempstead family at sea
Eight year old Robert Sullivan survived after a plane crash in icy waters near a tugboat, while his mother died in hospital and his father Joseph and sisters Patricia thirteen and Joan five were listed as missing. The family from Hempstead Long Island had been visiting relatives in Chicago and were returning home when disaster struck.
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Joseph Sullivan
1Patricia
Joan
Phelps
H. Thomas Teli Jr
New England Dredge & Dock Co
Norwalk
Conn
Nierre
New York
Robert Sullivan
Chicago
Robert
Joseph
Patricia
Robsprert
Ie I
Hempstead
Long Island
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Associated Press
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R. Y. Malinovsky
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Aeeae Teeee
Herald-Journal Wire
Hosea
Everett Phelps
Seabrook
Joosa
Dasderaras
By Tom Kennedy
Loos
John Commune
Winsville
Akin
Commane
Ciel Guillane
Fabe's Point
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