Simulated A-Bomb Drill Plays Out In City Park
McCarthy and Welch agree on phone call releases as a simulated atomic blast is staged at Schiller Park. About 4,000 Onondaga County Civil Defense volunteers join a timed drill under Gen. Huebner with 9 30 AM alert and 9 25 AM all clear, testing evacuation, rescue, and debris cleanup after the pretend explosion near Grant Street and Court Street.
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Onondaga County Civil Defense Command
Thomas FR. Ballantyne
Civil Defense
C. R. Huebner
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Schiller Park
Civil Defense Command
Chy
Grant Bird and
Court St
Allies urged atomic data sharing with NATO commanders
Defense Department and Atomic Energy Commission press for President authority to share information on atomic weapon design with NATO allies. Admiral Radford testified a body of data should reach allied commanders for mutual defense, while cautioning against revealing secrets of how weapons are made.
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Defense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Joint Congressional Committee On Atomic Energy
Hicken|looper
Iowa
Donalan A. Quarles
Defense
Arthur Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
JCS
NATO
Quarles
Todays Features And Regular Columns Page Preview
The page lists sections and page numbers for features such as Amusements Financial and Bridge Graham Classifieds Inquiries City Life Radio TV Deaths Women's Editorials Sports Letters and more. It serves as a contents guide to the day’s newspaper offerings.
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Amusements
Graham
City Life
O'Malia Graduates From Naval Academy With Ensign Rank
Sistie O Malia of Liverpool visits Annapolis as her half brother Robert J O Malia graduates from the U S Naval Academy with a bachelor of science and ensign commission. He entered on a fleet appointment in 1950 after serving as electronics seaman and was senior class commander. He earned three varsity gymnastics letters, captained the 1953 54 team and made Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities 1954. He is the son of Joan F O Malla of 623 First Street Liverpool.
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Sistie
Annapolis
Robert J. O’malia
U. S Naval Academy
O'Malia
Navy
Liverpool
Parrot Fever Kills City Railroad Baggageman
The city Health Department reports the first death from psittacosis parrot fever. A railroad baggage handler died, marking the illness as now fatal in the city.
Weekend Weather Promises Clearing Skies in Central New York
Central New York will see a fair cool weekend after showers tonight in Syracuse. Andrew J. Keller predicts 65 degrees Sunday, with night temps near 48 and winds shifting from west to northwest. In health news, Marty E. Wells, 63, of 131 Bellevue Ave, died Wednesday at rouse-Irving Hospital, the second Upstate New York death from a rare disease since 1932, drawing national attention.
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New York
Weather Bureau
Andrew J. Keller
Syracuse
Marty E. Wells
Bellevue Ar
rouse-Irving Hospital
Wells
Senior and Junior in Oklahoma Universities
John M. White Sr. aged 58, a retired Army captain, is a junior at Phillips University in Oklahoma. His son John Jr. is a graduating senior at the University of Oklahoma. The White family story links two generations at Oklahoma colleges.
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End
Okla
John M. White
Phillips University
John, Jr
University of Oklahoma
James W. Gibson Arrested After Sleeping in Car in Berkeley Lot
James W. Gibson, 34, was booked for being drunk after stopping his cart in a Berkeley parking lot near the Hall of Justice. Police on duty reserved the lot for officials, and Gibson was taken into custody.
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Alameda
Calid
James W. Gibson
Berkeley
Hall of Justice
Eisenhower Housing Plan Moves to Senate House Conference
Public housing policy tops the agenda as conferees prepare to sculpt a compromise bill. The Senate backed liberalized insured credits, rapid slum clearance, and safeguards, and approved authorizing 39,000 new public housing units yearly for four years. House opposition remains.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Senate House
Senatees
Capehart
Senate Banking Committee
House
Cabinet to Decide on Geneva Talks After Eden Report
London prime minister Churchill calls an emergency cabinet meeting to decide whether to continue negotiations with the Reds at Geneva or condemn the talks as a failure. Foreign Secretary Eden, ill in Geneva, indicates negotiations are hopeless and Britain may join a Southeast Asia defense pact with the United States and France. Two weeks earlier Eden urged a fortnight grace for Communist sincerity. Some cease fire progress has been reported since.
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London
Winston Churchill
Geneva
Anthony Eden
iGeneva
Britain
United States
France
Eden
Baroness Leaps To River Death Over George Washington Bridge
Baroness Gertrude Ranshofen-Wertheimer, 34, wife of Austrian nobleman and UN official Baron Egon Ranshofen-Wertheimer, leaped to her death yesterday from the George Washington Bridge. Authorities reported she had been ill recently.
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New York
Gertrude Ranshofen-Werttheimer
United Nations
George Washington Bridge
Baron Egon Ranshoefen-Wertheimer
UN Social Affairs Department
Chuckle Ends With Missed Call At Home
A joke about calling his wife on the telephone and finding she is not home when the line is clear, and home when she is not available. The quip highlights timing and miscommunication in domestic life.
Court Rules Fair Trade Law Constitutional in Three NYC Cases
The Court of Appeals upheld the 1941 fair trade law against three retailers, including Masters Inc and S. Klein, ruling that selling below established fair trade prices can be challenged even without signed agreements. The decision cites legislative policy and rejects claims of unconstitutional restraint on commerce in a bilingual report.
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Albany
Court of Appeals
New York City
Charles W. Froessel
Froessel
John Vani [Voorhis
Masters Inc
General Electric Company
S. Klein
Lionel Corporation
Sam Goody
Capitol Records, Inc
Dulles Stresses Grave Yet Not Hopeless Indo China Risk
Secretary of State Dulles told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the military situation in Indo China is grave but not hopeless. He urged flexible use of Eisenhower’s 332 billion dollar foreign aid proposal to meet the Communist threat quickly. Chairmen Wiley said a thorough review of international aid and the crisis would precede approval of funds.
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Washington CP
Dulles
Congress
Indo-China
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
Wiley
R-Wis
South Korea
United States
Mailboxes Split, Attendant Puts Letters in One Sack
In New York the Post Office installed two street corner mail boxes marked for different districts. A clerk collected letters from both boxes and combined them into a single sack. A bystander asked about separate sacks, and the attendant assured them the mail would be separated.
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York
New York Post Office
Manhattan-Bronx
Prison guards uncover convict hidden in potato sack
Guards at the state prison reported a heavy potato sack being removed. Inside the sack they found convict Malcolm Matheson, 30, concealed and awaiting further proceedings.
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Poliet
Malcolm Matheson
Smart dogs back track wardens in street chase
Stray dogs mock dog catcher Al Rhoden by decoying a truck up a one way street then backtracking. The catcher cannot turn around to continue the pursuit as the dogs stop running and sit, seemingly grinning at him.
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Cleveland
al Phoden
Rhoden
Nanshu Maru SOS as it sinks near Okinawa
A Japanese ship with more than 200 aboard sent an SOS stating it was sinking in waters near Okinawa. The 326 ton Nanshu Maru reportedly foundered between southern Japan and Okinawa, after Moji station on Kyushu picked up the signal. Other vessels sped toward the area.
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Tokyo
Okinawa
Japan
Moji
Kyushu
Court orders execution of Vander Wyde in July slaying case
The Court of Appeals issued an execution date for William Vander Wyde for the murder of a New York waterfront hiring boss. The execution is scheduled for the week of July 19.
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Albany
Court of Appeals
William Vander Wyde
New York
Jenkins Stevens and McCarthy Reach Understanding For Wedding
Ann Stevens will marry Harry McCarthy in a ceremony tomorrow with Ray Jenkins as best man. The trio note no relation to others with similar names involved in Washington hearings.
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Elizabeth
XL. J
McCarthy Welch Agree to Put Monitored Calls in Record
Senators will hear monitored telephone calls in the McCarthy Army hearings. McCarthy and Welch agree all calls between Pemagon officials and senators, including McCarthy, go public. Public calls by admin officials only and calls involving Cohn and Carr are to be withheld.
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Washington
McCarthy
McCarthy Army
Army
Joseph N. Welch
Welch
Administration
Roy M. Cohn
Francis P. Carr
Eisenhower
McCarthy- Welch
Subcommittee
Welch-McCarthy
City Sees First Polio Case of 1954 Reported
Dr A Clement Silverman city health commissioner announced the first polio case of 1954. A one year old from the North Side developed leg paralysis with onset May 19 and was taken to City Hospital for diagnosis. The child is under treatment as the hospital handles two polio cases, one from outside the city.
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City Health Department
A. Clement Silverman
City Health
Bureau of
City Hospital
Whih
Silverman
Man alters name in federal court to Michael Payk
Miguel Pszyk, 24, of Knoxville Tennessee, had his given name changed in federal court to Michael Payk citing dislike of his birth name. The decision allows him to adopt the new name for all legal and personal use.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Miguel Pszyk
Michael Payk
Graduate Finally Sees School For First Time
Betty Sheaffer, 22, graduates at Stowe Township High School amid rare calcium storage disorder that left her with over 100 bone fractures and a wheelchair past. She learned at home, then with a visiting teacher, later mastering typing and hoping for secretarial work from home.
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Pittsburgh
Betty Sheaffer
Betty
Stowe Township
Township School Board
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