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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1958

Page

5

Trade Aid For Reds Is Unlikely

Washington officials said little chance of large scale credits to fund Soviet purchases of U S industrial machinery and consumer goods. Khrushchev’s claim of multi billion dollar trade growth may be exaggerated but talks of a trade buildup remain possible. The administration doubts credits will be granted and notes alignment with Allied export controls. Khrushchev’s shopping list includes machinery for consumer goods, refrigeration, air conditioning, plastics, textiles, food processing, vending equipment, and building materials.

Washington United States Khrushchev Soviet Union Eisenhower U.S Moscow

Catholic Bishop urges end to Sabbath abuses in Richmond

The Most Rev. Peter L. Ireton, bishop of the Richmond diocese, calls on 145000 Catholics to avoid Sunday purchases. He says if worshippers skip buying on Sunday, many shops will close and workers freed from Sabbath labor.

Richmond, Va Peter L. Ireton Richmond

Giant white pine found near Neward Wisconsin

A giant white pine discovered near Neward Wisconsin measures 140 feet in height with a 16 feet eight inch trunk circumference and a 48 foot crown spread, marking a notable tree in the region.

Neward Wis

Harri man names Morris Iushewitz to State University Board

Gov. Harriman appoints Morris Iushewitz, Mount Vernon resident and secretary treasurer of the New York City CIO Council, to the State University Board of Trustees to fill Norman Goetz’s term expiring June 30. Iushewitz, born in Russia, has led the CIO post since 1949 and serves without salary but with expense reimbursement. Appointment runs to June 30, 1967, subject to Senate confirmation. he may serve until the next January session.

Iushewitz Mount Vernon New York City CIO Council Harriman Norman Goetz Lushewitz State Senate Senate Sushewitz Russia United States CIO

Nasser Backs Cyprus Independence at Makarios Dinner

President Nasser voiced support for Cyprus independence from Britain during a Cairo dinner honoring Archbishop Makarios. The exile leader of the Greek Cypriot movement met with Nasser as the Egyptian leader linked Cyprus freedom to regional peace and warned Britain’s occupation threatened eastern Mediterranean security.

Cairo Nasser United Arab Republic Cyprus Britain Makarios East Mediterranean U.A Mediterranean France Egypt

Lost Massapequa student vanishes in Canadian bush

A 26 year old Massapequa New York student, John R Bouck, disappeared into rugged bush country near La Sabre Quebec six weeks ago after parking his convertible at a Gagnon farm. He studied at MIT and was a 1953 Yale engineering graduate. His father George and brother Benjamin joined the search.

LA Sabre Massapequa N.Y John R. Bouck Edmond Gagnon Gagnon Ottawa Amityville Bouck Massachusetts Institute of Technology Yale University George Bouck Benjamin

Thieves Fail to Open Shawnee High Vault Door

Intruders tried to force a vault at Shawnee High School but failed to gain access. They instead pounded a small hole in the concrete wall to loot through the opening.

Wolf Lake Shawnee High School Shawnee High

Salvation Army Reviews Evangelization Methods

In Sunbury on Thames, 41 commissioners from Japan, India, Brazil and elsewhere hold a private two week meeting to modernize Salvation Army evangelism. Gen Wilfred Kitching says methods are outmoded as UK streets empty at night and shops close early.

London Salvation Army Sunbury-on-Thames Japan India Brazil Wilfred Kitching Britain

Wembleys Wash n Wear Neckties For Dad on His Day

Wembley 51.50 out tells of wash n wear neckwear that washes in a whisk drips dry and needs no ironing. Available in light or dark backgrounds with stripes in summer greys reds blues and wines. Gift wrap several for Father’s Day.

Wembley Dad

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