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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1958

Page

19

Nixon's 1960 Bid Tied to California Primary

Vice President Nixon may gain signals for the 1960 GOP nomination from California's Tuesday primary. Senator Knowland vs Attorney General Brown lead the contest with each running on both party lines for governor. Outcome could boost Nixon’s national standing or cloud his prospects if Knowland prevails.

Washington Nixon California William Knowland Edmund G Pat) Brown Knowland

Sharp Cataract Knife Needs Keen Edge Test

An ophthalmologist tests a cataract knife by slicing a taut sheet of kid leather over a jelly glass with a rubber band. A jagged tear means the blade is not sharp enough. The instrument must cut clean to remove opaque lenses and restore sight. Give to Community Hospital Fund.

Same Thief Takes TV Set Twice

Eugene Williams had his 21 inch television stolen from his home. Detectives found and returned it after the thief sold it for 20 dollars. The burglary happened again with the same man taking the set a second time and selling it for 30 dollars. The TV is held as evidence while police pursue the suspect.

Atlanta Eugene Williams Williams

Palsy Parley Opens Friday at Hotel Syracuse

A three day conference of the United Cerebral Palsy Associations of New York State begins Friday at the Hotel Syracuse. State president Lionel O. Grossman chairs a Friday professional institute with neurosurgeon Dr. Stanley Batkin and speakers from the U K and Montreal. A seven person panel covers afternoon topics. Saturday features Miss Janet Lockwood.

United Cerebral Palsy Associations of New York State, Inc Syracuse Lionel O. Grossman Stanley Batkin Syracuse Association Upstate Medical Center Karel Booth Brookwood Hospital Surrey England Western Cerebral Palsy Center London Bertha Bobath London Center Louis DiCarlo Gordon D. Hepple Speech and Hearing Center Syracuse University Lavi ‘A Davidson New York State

Conference at Goshen to host executive and clinical directors

The Orange County Association will have its director lead the workshop for executive and clinical directors at Goshen. Sessions cover auxiliary work, teenage needs, cerebral palsy therapy and recreation, community support, and program developments. A board meeting with a special film will occur, and the 12th annual conference ends Sunday with a general business meeting.

Orange County Association Goshen

Tank Car Blast Turns Mount Pulaski Into Ghost Town

Mount Pulaski Illinois endured a tank car explosion that killed two men Robert Glover and Jack Griffin both of Mattoon Illinois and injured about 40. The blast destroyed ten freight cars and shattered every window in town forcing about 1 000 residents to seek shelter in Lincoln or other areas as Civil Defense units kept watch over the wreckage and damaged yards. The tank car carried a volatile solvent and detonated during a switching operation leaving the town nearly uninhabitable and described by residents as a ghost town.

Mount Pulaski Ill UPD Twinois Central Railroad Lincoln Robert Glover Jack Griffin Mattoon Laway

Billy Graham Crusade Tops Attendance In San Francisco

AP report notes Billy Graham's San Francisco crusade exceeded 505 600 in attendance after a 12 000 crowd at Cow Palace. He warned that judgment is certain and entering heaven comes only through faith in Christ. At Third Baptist rally he urged love across racial lines and defined eternal life by Good Samaritan actions.

Graham Christ Third Baptist Church United States

Mahoney Gains More Delegates in Albany Contention

Senate Majority Leader Walter J Mahoney expands delegate base as four more county chairmen back him. Nine counties endorse Mahoney with 152 votes possible if allies follow. Hall weighs a run with a NY dinner looming, touted as likely. Endorsers Neal Brandon E Ogden Bush Harold Cole Kenneth L Wilson.

Albany Senate Walter J. Mahoney Buffalo Upstate Mahoney Leonard W. Hall Hall New York City Nelson A. Rockefeller Harriman Neal Brandon Greene County E. Ogden Bush Delaware County Harold Cole Sullivan County

Four counties back Mahoney for delegate seat

A joint statement says all candidates suggested fall short of Mahoney in essential qualifications and state government experience. They praise Mahoney’s forthright, intelligent issue presentation and note the four counties collectively hold 28 delegates.

Mahoney Sen. Mahoney

Allegany State Park Largest NYS Forest Reserve

Allegany State Park spans 58 000 wooded acres and stands as the largest state run park in New York, highlighting vast woodlands and recreational value within the system.

Allegany State Park New York State Park

Foreman Drove Welding Truck Into River to Save Crew

Sure Fire incident in Grangeville Idaho where Foreman Lester Seymour drove a welding truck off a bridge into the Clearwater River to prevent a larger blaze after his road crew could not extinguish it.

Grangeville Idaho Lester Seymour Clearwater River

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