Emergency ban taps nationalist movement in Rhodesia
Prime Minister Sir Edgar Whitehead declares no state of emergency in Southern Rhodesia while banning the African National Party as raids seize 250 to 300 troublemakers. He cites potential spread of Nyasaland unrest and imposes curbs on gatherings movement and publications to keep stability amid regional nationalist tensions.
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African National Party
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National Party
Blantyre
Hastings Banda
Unreliable Weather Forecast Tempts Syracusans
A breezy notice mixes optimism and caution as forecasters predict mild warmth reaching the forties today and tomorrow with a chance of rain in the afternoon. Strong winds from the south at five to fifteen miles per hour accompany the unsettled springlike outlook.
Editorial Page explores nepotism and anti nepotism
Today’s editorial weighs the case for or against family employment by office holders and the public response. It also surveys a diplomatic flare up in Moscow and offers a size up of Prime Minister Macmillan amid the U S and Albany politics.
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Albany
Moscow
Macmillan
Shoes Off Keynote Sparks Youth Conference
A Youth Conference at the Hotel Onondaga drew 250 attendees as a high school girlReporters urged candid talks on youth issues. Participants from city and county schools discussed the law, community responsibility, recreation, vocations, and other concerns. Shedding shoes, the speaker set a candid tone for freely voiced opinions to be shared with area and state conferences.
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Hotel Onondaga
The
County Youth Board
White House
Tank Disappears After Explosion Near Syracuse Shop
A 390 pound tank exploded at 1255 Erie Blvd W in Syracuse sending the device 33 feet into the street. Ralph Hendricks, an employee, saw the tank vanish minutes after the blast and police and Hendricks search for clues while considering hoist involvement.
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Erie Blvd
Ralph Hendricks
Milton Ave
Hendricks
John Moyse
205 Dunning
Camillus
Lake George father jailed for striking high school teacher
Philip Lace, 43, of Lake George, was convicted by a six member jury for punching Miss Emily Bozanic, a Lake George Central School music teacher and cheerleading head, after she disciplined his daughter at a basketball game. He received 30 days in jail and a $190 fine.
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Philip Lace
Emily Bozanic
Bozanic
Lake George Central School
Lace
Carolyn
Today’s Chuckle Questioning swimsuit designers in budgets
A playful panel considers why designers of ladies’ bathing suits aren’t in charge of government budgets. The gag hints at fashion expertise vs fiscal decision making in a light, humorous tone.
British Prime Minister Macmillan Visits Kiev Amid Cold War Tension
In Kiev, British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan arrives without Soviet Premier Khrushchev, signaling cooled relations after Khrushchev’s Berlin stance. Macmillan warns against Western rights interference, and talks on global issues end without progress. Khrushchev cites a bad tooth for missing the meeting, while Moscow reports his Kremlin meeting with Iraqi delegates.
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Nikita Khrushchev
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Britain
Iraq
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Grand Jury to Hear Phone Hogging Case in Onondaga
District attorney reports a charge of telephone hogging against Sarah Stratton 42 of Mattydale arising from delaying a doctor call for Anthony Idank. Stratton free on $200 bail, arraigned in Salina, case set for grand jury consideration next week.
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Garden City
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Robert Idank
Gould Pl
Anthony Idank
Idank
Raymond Burke
Richfield Blvd
Shank
Burke
Stratton
Fred J. Root
Salina
Sdank
Luczyski
Baldwinsville
Clare Boothe Luce Nominated Ambassador to Brazil
President Eisenhower names Mrs Clare Boothe Luce former U S ambassador to Italy to serve as ambassador to Brazil in a formal nomination announced today in Washington.
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Italy
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Republicans Cut Pay for Albany Bottle Club Operator
In Albany Republicans trimmed the salary of Harry Willoughby, longtime operator of the "Republican Club," reducing him from a general clerk to assistant deputy clerk in the Assembly. He will be paid 4600 this year for running the club in Room 250 at the Sheraton Ten-Eyck Hotel, while the club remains open during cocktail hour and after 11 p.m. Members pay 125 for the three month session, with 2 per guest. Willoughby also runs a Cape Vincent liquor store and summers guiding fishing parties on the St. Lawrence river.
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Harry Willoughby
Assembly
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Erates
Cape Vincent
Republican Club
Millens Bay
Ways and Means
St. Lawrence River
Legislature Publishes Full Payroll Details in Albany Roll
The Legislature disclosed names and salaries of all payroll employees, revealing 467 Senate workers with 52 earning 5000 or more yearly. Top earners include Joseph Kaitz 16500, George Heim 16316, John Sandler 15700, with others earning from 8100 to 23000 for consultants and staff. The move follows reforms after recurring payroll secrecy and work-abuse disclosures.
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Albany
Senate
Joseph Kaitz
Cedarhurst
George W. Heim
Walter J. Mahoney
John Sandler
Mahoney
Charles Pallmer
Delmar
William O'Reilly
Utica
Howard Henig
New York City
Frank Campechiaro
Kingston
Fred Forbes
Coeymans Hollow
Helen MM. Beal
Castleton
William King
Bernard Nadel
Joseph Zaretzki
George Shapiro
Campochiari
Nadel
Syracuse Payroll List Shows Five Local Addressed Names
The Assembly payroll includes nine names with five Syracuse addresses among them. Dennis P Nash Marion T McCarthy Irwin Birnbaum Elizabeth Mastin Co Dean Viassis all listed with Syracuse streets and salaries from 2 500 to 5 700. Senate session payroll also features multiple Syracuse residents including Francis C Moran Kathrine OBrien Robert Pietruzcha W Albert Bill Domenic Archiuali with salaries ranging from 2 000 to 4 300.
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Assembly
Dennis P. Nash
Shotwell Park
Marion T. McCarthy
Calthrop Ave
Irwin Birnbaum
DeFororest Rd
Elizabeth Mastin
Douglas St
Dean Viassis
Comstock Ave
Senate
Francis C. Moran
Myrtle St
Kathrine O’brien
Wilkinson St
Robert Pietruzcha
Allen Dr
North Syracuse
W. Albert Bill
Buffington Rad
de Witt
Domenic Arciuali
Hickok St
Onondaga lawmakers seek 86 million budget cut
Albany reports detail an 86 million reduction to Rockefeller's 1959 60 budget with a breakdown to fiscal committees. Republican lawmakers face tax increase pressure as opposition grows in the Assembly though Senate support remains strong.
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Onondaga County
Onondaga
Herald-Journal
UPI
Rockefeller
Mien
Senate
Assembly
RBS
Levine
Billy Ecomie
Esa
Carmichael is Coming Cartoon Panel Feature
Carmichael, a cheerful smiling character, will visit readers daily starting next Monday in a new cartoon panel. The friendly figure promises a laugh a day and joins exclusive features of the publication.
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