Greeks Turks reach constitution for independent Cyprus
In Zurich Greece and Turkey agreed on a constitution creating an independent Cyprus. Britain and Cypriot leaders must approve. The plan bans enosis and allows Turkish troops on bases with joint garrison duties debated by Cypriots. Archbishop Makarios cautioned that full independence demands may not be met.
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Cyprus
Zurich
Switzerland
API
Greece
Turkey
Republic of
Constantine Karamantis
Adrian Menderes
Britain
EORA
Deadly winter storms lash East with floods and tornadoes
A second winter storm lashes the East bringing ice and snow with tornadoes, floods, and deaths. At least two killed and more than 350 injured in a St. Louis balcony collapse area. multiple weather-related fatalities reported across Illinois Wisconsin Arizona Indiana Ohio Michigan and Pennsylvania. Flash floods flood parts of Indiana Ohio and Pennsylvania as arctic air and icy roads worsen travel conditions. Concluded on Page 8, Col. 5.
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Great Lakes
New England
St. Louis
Illinois
Wisconsin
Arizona
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Town
Pennsylvania
Mississippi Valley
New York
Wreck Delays Trains to North
Several northbound trains were delayed up to three hours after a baggage mail car derailed on the Maiden Lane bridge during switching operations. Railroad officials said no injuries occurred.
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Albany
New York Central
Maiden Lane Bridge
Viewpoints and Letters Expand Editorial Voice on Foreign Affairs
The editorial page argues the State Department has been a one man show and urges the US to recruit other capable leaders in foreign affairs. It invites readers to submit opinions via a special Viewpoints display on the Editorial Page alongside features such as City Life and Business and Finance.
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State Department
Alexander F. Jones
Uwieir
Cceere
Ecesereencees
Tuscaroras Win Reservoir Battle
The Tuscarora Indians celebrate a decisive victory after 18 months of court battles with the State Power Authority over 1383 acres near Niagara Falls. The SPA board in New York City abandoned plans for a reservoir on reservation land and approved a new site off Indian land. only a Court of Appeals ruling before March 1 could alter this outcome.
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Niagara Falls
UPI
SPA Board of Trustees
New York City
Robert Moses
Court of Appeals
Washington
Power Authority
High Court
Federal Power Commission
Tuscaroras
Miserable Conditions Continue In Upstate New York
A biting northerly wind and continued cold weather kept upstate residents slipping and sliding. Forecasters expect improvement tomorrow with a high around 22 after a frigid night. Snow and ice clog streets as crews salt and clear, while schools close and traffic slows across the region.
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Upstate
Hancock Weather Bureau
Syracuse
New York
Special Church Services Mark Opening of Lenten Season
The 1959 Lenten season began with Ash Wednesday observances across city and county churches. Episcopal, Lutheran, and Roman Catholic parishes held ashes and special services. the Syracuse diocese bishop officiated at the 12 10 Pontifical Low Mass in the Cathedral. Parish Lent plans include two special elevations weekly with sermons and Stations of the Cross. Downtown noon observances continued at local churches for workers.
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Syracuse
Walter A. Foeory
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Foery
Frit Baptist Church
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Season to Flower Spiritual Rebirth During Lent
Lent brings inward reflection and a personal audit of beliefs and conduct. The piece urges discarding cynical philosophies, weighing faith against lived practice, and renewing trust in God, mankind, and self for a spiritual renaissance.
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Addison Dr Codes
Congress debates January unemployment rise in 1960s economy
Washington lawmakers discuss a 600000 jump in jobless in January bringing total unemployment to 4724000. Rep Bolling and Sen Aiken cite recession concerns and cautious forecasts while Douglas urges steps to reduce unemployment and expand aid programs.
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Cap
Congress
Richard Bolling
D-Mo
Senate
House Economic Committee
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Danner
Leven
Aiken
Paul Douglas
D-Ti
Douglas
Rail giant to haul autos on flatcars in trucks
Southern Pacific Railroad plans piggy back service using flatcars to carry trucks loaded with autos. President Donald J. Russell announced the innovation as a new rail transportation option.
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San Francisco
UPID
Southern Pacific Railroad
Donald J. Russell
Onondaga March On Albany Over Rockefeller Tax Plan
A large Onondaga County delegation gathers in Albany for a stormy public hearing on Gov. Rockefeller’s tax program and the 71959 budget. Snowy roads and a slippery Thruway curb attendance while Stanley Barin of Local 320 voices unified GE workers. The report notes strong union support and ongoing hearings.
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Albany
Onondaga County
Rockefeller
Chancellor’s Hall
Canajoharie
Schenectady
Stanley Barin
John Stanley
International Electrical Workers Union
Syracuse
General Electric Pliant
Stanley
Snowfall Record Threatened in Houghton Michigan
The state snowfall record of 282.2 inches set in 1319 50 is in jeopardy as of Tuesday. Houghton reports 209 inches, a total not reached in the record year until February 19.
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Houghton, Mich
Houghton
Census hires target older workers for 1960 count
About 160000 workers will take the census for 1960. Representative John J. McFall urges the Census Bureau to give special priority to applicants over 40 years old, expanding opportunity for older workers.
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Washington
John J. McFalli
D-Califf
Census Bureau
Runaway Spending Assailed in State Budget Hearing
Gov Rockefeller faces sharp criticism over a 277 million tax hike and a 2 041 billion budget at a public hearing. Taxpayer groups and labor representatives warned of election impact and urged economy in government. Mayor Wagner urged legalizing off track betting to help close a financial gap. Senator Austin Erwin noted over 400 attendees.
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Albany
UPI
Rockefeller
Louis Dushek
Union Free Ravena-Coeymans Taxpayer Association
Boston
Wagner
Planes Diverted To Baltimore Due to Weather
About 35 to 40 planes with more than 1 000 persons were diverted to Friendship International Airport in Baltimore Tuesday night because weather conditions in New York and Philadelphia disrupted flights.
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Baltimore, Md
Friendship International Airport
New York
Philadelphia
Prisoner’s Quip About Money and a Quarter Inch
A prisoner jokes to a fellow inmate that he was earning big money only because his coin was a quarter inch too big. The gag hinges on a small measurement altering perceived value.
Pope Echoes Pius XI Ash Wednesday Appeal at Vatican
Pope John XXIII, with ashes on his brow, urged peace mirroring Pius XI on Ash Wednesday. He spoke to about 10,000 in St Peter's Square on the Lateran Pact anniversary, recalling the dead pope's words affirming Italy and faith.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Pius XI
Italy
John
St. Peter’s Square
Prince of Apostles
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