Not Broke GOP Says Harriman Ban Risks Jobs
Republican leaders in Albany denounced Gov. Harriman for temporarily banning new state construction contracts, saying there is no fiscal crisis and that the move jeopardizes thousands of jobs. They defended the Dewey era reserves and criticized Harriman's first annual message to the Legislature, while praising some health proposals.
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Panama Slaying Spurs Nationwide Suspect Roundup
Panama police hold 34 year old American incommunicado in the Remon assassination inquiry. At least 70 suspects are being questioned after Remon and two others were shot at Juan Franco race track. Arrest of former President Arnulfo Arias noted. Police report weapons seized included German made Schmeisser machine guns.
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Today’s Features Theyre Talking in Washington
A fragmented Washington note mentions David Lawrence and today’s cBsocial game as part of a feature.
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Syracuse Escapes Ice Storm Weather Halts 60 area Schools
Central and northern New York faced ice and freezing rain with hundreds stranded on highways. More than 60 schools outside Syracuse closed as bus routes and back road travel were deemed unsafe. Roads iced over, temps near freezing, and Greyhound delays disrupted travel while Syracuse area avoided the worst.
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Former Erie Mayor Jailed for Oath Violation and Conspiracy
Erie news reports former Erie Mayor Thomas W. Flatley guilty of violating his oath of office and conspiracy in a gambling syndicate probe. He was sentenced to 12 to 15 years in the Allegheny County workhouse and fined 1 915, as part of a case tied to a statewide arrest sweep. The piece also covers President Eisenhower's State of the Union message, stressing strong military power and international trade aims to deter Soviet aggression.
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Drunken Driving Charge Reduced in Traffic Court
EOHN W LAWRENCE 31 of Cazenovia fined 100 in Traffic Court for failure to control on Dec 29. Judge Truman H Preston lowered the charge to inhale intoxicated and suspended his operator’s license until Feb 7. Police said Lawrence’s car collided with another at Hawley and MN Crouseaus.
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Mrs. Malone Walks Out Amid Neuberger Dinner Incident
Washington reports at the Women’s National Press Club Congressional dinner Mrs. George W. Malone wife of Nevada senator left during Oregon Democrat Richard Neuberger’s speech. Accounts vary with one claim she booed and exited after a dispute with Mrs. Perle Meserve Mesta, while Mrs. Malone and others deny bold behavior.
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Two Selling Waves Drive Stocks Down
The stock market fell in heavy trading as two selling waves pushed many issues lower by early afternoon. Most gains disappeared after noon with a few stocks plunging as much as eight or nine dollars. Volume reached about 1,020,000 shares as traders reacted to ongoing declines and press reports.
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Fourth Meeting With Chou En Lai Highlights Hammarskjold Talks
Dag Hammarskjold held a fourteenth hour meeting with Chou En Lai in Tokyo amid a four point exchange. Peiping radio gave only a brief acknowledgment and omitted the purpose of the talks. UN officials say Hammarskjold aims to conclude the discussions before returning to New York.
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Hammarskjold
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Sneaky thief steals license fate from Wells car
A swift thief grabbed a 1955 license plate from Willis Wells’ auto as Wells was securing the plate. The incident occurred outdoors near the Willis Wells dealership, and police are reviewing nearby surveillance for clues.
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Willis Wells Auto
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Today’s Chuckle: Big Shots and Explosions
A lighthearted note riffs on people who fancy themselves important by virtue of loud or flashy actions. The line plays on the idea that mere detonations or drama do not prove real substance.
Ranchers denounce uranium mining access in Texas frontier
Fort Worth dispatch notes ranchers and cattle raisers oppose 1919 land lease rights expanded to uranium and other minerals. Prospectors with Geiger counters patrol ranchlands for ore to fuel A bomb research, prompting calls for tighter controls. Directors of cattle association push for similar mineral access limits.
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Didi
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association
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Doggone
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Eisenhower Urges BiPartisan Harmony In State Of Union
President Eisenhower appealed for bipartisanship as Congress began its 64th session and warned of sobering challenges ahead. He touted prosperity and high personal incomes while stressing continued heavy spending to deter Soviet aggression, including growing nuclear risk, and urged maintaining counter military power to deter communism. The lengthy message outlined a familiar legislative agenda with no tax cuts this year.
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Eisenhower calls for 15 cent raise to 90 cent minimum wage
President Eisenhower in his state of the union urged Congress to raise the federal minimum wage for interstate workers from 75 to 90 cents an hour, a 20 percent boost that would affect about 1.3 million workers and extend coverage to additional exempt groups such as retail, farm, and service employees pending details.
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