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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1958
Page
6
Washington officials doubt large scale credits to finance Soviet purchases in the United States. Khrushchev claims trade could reach several billions, but credits face political and policy hurdles. He lists machinery refrigeration equipment plastics textiles and more as desired U.S. imports.
Gov Hariman named Morris Tushewitz a top CIO official as a new member of the State University Board of Trustees. Tushewitz of Mount Vernon is secretary treasurer of the New York City CIO Council and replaces Norman Goetz whose term expired. His appointment runs to June 30 1967 and is subject to Senate confirmation. Sushewitz has led the CIO post since 1949. Trustees serve without salary but are reimbursed for expenses.
The Most Rev. Peter L. Ireton, bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Richmond, asks 145000 Catholics to avoid Sunday purchases. He says if worshippers refrain, Sunday businesses will close and workers freed from Sabbath labor.
A giant white pine discovered near Neward Wisconsin stands 140 feet tall with a circumference of 16 feet eight inches and a crown spread of 48 feet, marking an impressive specimen identified by local observers.
President Gamal Abdel Nasser voiced support for Cyprus independence from Britain during a Cairo dinner honoring Archbishop Makarios, stating freedom would affirm his principles and ensure security in the eastern Mediterranean. He linked British occupation to aggression and cited Cyprus as a base in the 1956 invasion of Egypt.
A search was to begin for 26 year old John R Bouck missing six weeks. He vanished after parking his convertible and walking into bush near LA SABRE Quebec 275 miles from Ottawa. Bouck, a Yale 1953 graduate and MIT student, was nervous about his studies. His father and brother joined the search. The car was found unlocked with windows down and a half empty tranquilizer bottle inside.
In Wolf Lake Illinois thieves tried to breach Shawnee High School by punching a hole in concrete to pull loot through the opening. Police investigated the failed effort as a break-in at the school.
In Sunbury on Thames a private two week meeting gathers 41 commissioners from Japan, India, Brazil and elsewhere to audit Salvation Army evangelism tactics. Gen. Wilfred Kitching notes changed habits and shifts in Britain, including fewer street crowds at night and early shop closings.
Wembleys wash n wear neckwear washes in a whisk dries without ironing. Offered in light or dark backgrounds with stripes in summer shades of grey red blue wine. Gift-wrap several for Dad on His Day. Priced at $1.50 for each tie.
Lightweight version of the mar velous ManSmooth shirt styled in the Manhattan manner. Blake Manstay collar with convertible cuffs for links or no links. Long-sleeved in white sizes 32 to 35 sleeves and 14 to 17 collars. Also available short sleeve Dress-n-Play collar.
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