Rockefeller Sweeps Secret G O P Poll for Governorship
Rockefeller leads a confidential Republican poll for governor, with Mahoney and Hall far behind while Javits runs ahead of Hall and Mahoney but behind Rockefeller. The party plans another poll as leaders express surprise at the results amid a Waldorf dinner scene.
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G.O.P
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Republican State Committee
Herald-Journal
Leonard W.hall
Oyster’ Bay
Senate
Walter J. Mahoney
Buffalo
Sen
Jacob K. Javits
Hall and Mahoney
New York City
State Executive Committee
Waldorf Astoria
Assembly
Oswald D. Heck
Schenectady
Deaconess Hospital
Boston
City Cleans Up After Severe Storms Hit Syracuse Area
Syracuse area residents mop out cellars and haul away broken tree limbs after a thunderstorm system with lightning and heavy rain. One injured, many homes flooded or without power. A LaFayette firefighter injured. Ronald Amidon treated for a brushed thumb after helping clear rocks. Weather Bureau warned of tornado risk and winds up to 60 mph.
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Syracuse
LaFayette
Cardiff
Ronald Amidon
Syracuse General Hospital
Weather Bureau
Community Hospital Fund tops goal by nearly 7 million
The Community Hospital Fund surpassed its target with a total of 6,965,954 raised in public subscription. Over 400 fund workers gathered at the Hotel Onondaga to hear Leonard P. Markert announce the sum, the largest public campaign total in Syracuse and Onondaga County for a civic project.
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Community Hospital
Hotel Onondaga
Leonard P. Markert
Syracuse
Onondaga County
James D. Heffernan
Asher S. Markson
John D. Williams
May Employment Rises as Unemployment Drops
The government reports May employment up 1 154 000 and unemployment down 216 000 to 4 964 000. Seasonally adjusted unemployment falls to 7.2 percent, the first decline since the rate rose last summer. Manufacturing loses 67 000 jobs, mostly in durable goods, while total employment reaches 64 061 000.
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Washington
UPI
Labor and Commerce
Worm Eating Trio From Australia Bound for Bronx Zoo
Three worm eating immigrants from Australia leave Honolulu for New York's Bronx Zoo. Paul Pamela and Patty Platypus have their first taste of American food Florida earthworms upon arrival and will eat worms and Australian soil. They are due in New York tomorrow.
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Australia
United States
Bronx
Paul
Pamela
Patty Platypus
Florida
New York
Triplets and Twins Lead Lelanu Junior High Graduation
Washington AP reports five families contribute an unusual class at Lelanu Junior High with diplomas awarded June 17. The graduating group includes one set of triplets and four pairs of twins among the students.
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Washington
Lelanu Junior High School
De Gaulle and Algeria analysis on today's Editorial Page
Alexander F. Jones argues De Gaulle faces conflict over Algeria as he weighs citizenship and independence options. The piece analyzes whether France can grant true self rule while maintaining national bonds.
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DE Gaulle
Algeria
Alexander F. Jones
de Gauille
De Gaulle to Run Algeria From Paris. Salan to Link as Delegate
In Algiers Charles de Gaulle declared he would govern Algeria from Paris with General Raoul Salan as his delegate. He said the insurgent committees must yield to the government and warned they cannot infringe authorities. The plan signals a clash with Massu’s right wing junta and Soustelle’s faction. He spoke before flying back to Paris after a three day tour.
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Oran
Algeria
UPI
Gren
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
de Gaulle
Raoul Salan
Jacques Massu
Salan
Jacques Soustelle
Radioactive Rain Reported Near Soviet Ship
Moscow radio said a Soviet scientific expedition ship encountered radioactive rain 1,800 miles west of a U S atomic test base in the Pacific. The ship Vityaz recorded the radioactivity, first detected May 23, according to the broadcast.
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London
UPS
Moscow Radio
U.S
Pacific
Vityaz
Eisenhower Outlines Four Commandments for Congress
President Eisenhower presented what he called four commandments on current legislative problems to a Republican House group at the White House breakfast. Key items included defense reorganization, foreign aid, renewal of the Reciprocal Trade Act, and recession measures with tax cuts and federal works projects under discussion.
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Eisenhower
House
Capitol
Congressional
Peter Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Jack Westland
Westland
Eisen
Eisenhower Surprised By D Day Anniversary Remark
President Eisenhower, who led the Normandy invasion, hosted a White House breakfast for 15 Republican House members. Autographing seating cards, he appeared surprised to learn the occasion was the D-Day anniversary on June 6.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
France
House of Representatives
White House
Peter Frelinghuysen
R-N.j
D-Day
Couple Exchange Sarcastic Comment About Weight
A brief exchange shows a woman stating she has lost weight to the point of ribs showing and a man replying with sarcasm. The remark captures a tense moment highlighting body image and blunt humor.
Frost Hint Raises Frost Risk for Farmers Tonight
Weatherman Andy Keller warns of a light frost tonight in exposed areas with a clear sky and a low around 38 degrees. Tomorrow he forecasts fair weather and warmer conditions with a high near 65 degrees.
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Andy Keller
Keller
Storm Damage and Fire Hit Hancock Field Area
A storm caused trees to fall in the 200 block of West Castle, the 100 block of East Castle, and North Syracuse. Lightning struck the Bonne Music Co building two stories high, starting a fire that fire crews extinguished before arrival. A 16 year old girl was nearly injured when lightning struck nearby while at Eastwood Tasti Freeze. Concluded on page? column shows continuation.
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W. Castle St
E. Castle St
Syracuse
Bonne Music Co
Leonora aZobkin
Glencove Rd
Eastwood Tasti Freeze
William Zobkin
Danish Phone Directory Drops Olsen Omission
The Danish Telephone Company said it will revise its new telephone directory after omitting Olsen names. Olsen, a common Copenhagen surname, usually occupies 60 columns, similar to the prominence of Smith in the United States.
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Copenhagen
Upi
Danish Telephone Company
Olsens
Olsen
Smith
United States
Omaha Beach Heroes Saluted In Normandy Memorial
In Normandy on Omaha Beach, living memorials gathered to thank fallen Allied soldiers from the 1944 invasion. Dignitaries from the U S and British embassies joined locals at the ruins of the Atlantic wall to honor American British French and other troops who died in the liberation of Europe. The main observances focused on American beaches Omaha and Utah with plans to honor Sword Juno and Gold next year on the British sections.
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France
UPI
Normandy
Europe
Germany
Atlantic Wall
V U
Colville
Omaha
Utah
Ormandy Scores Another Triumph in Stockholm
The Philadelphia Orchestra conducted by Eugene Ormandy drew a sell-out Stockholm crowd with a radiant ovation after performing Stravinsky Firebird Suite. An encore of Strauss Rosenkavalier waltzes followed as dignitaries including King Gustaf VI Adolf Queen Louise and Countess Estelle Bernadotte attended the packed concert.
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Stockholm
API
Philadelphia Orchestra
Soviet Union
Eugene Ormandy
Igor Stravinsky
Strauss
Rosenkavalier
Gustav Adolf
Quart Louise
Estelle I Bernadotte
Two Men Killed in Route 15 Crash Near Bath
On Route 15 near Kanana Bath two men died when their car struck a highway bridge. Victims were Victor Longwell 28 and Richard Sprague 22 both of Bath. Sheriff deputies believe the auto went out of control with Longwell driving.
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Bath (Ap
Kanana
Victor Longwell
Richard Sprague
Bath
Steuben County
Longwell
Ryan's Debts Exceed Estate in Warren County Accounting
In Belvidere New Jersey an accounting shows creditors claim $1,108,104 against the estate of Clendenin J. Ryan. Debts surpass the estate by $60,000. Ryan killed himself in his New York City home on September 12 1957.
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Belvidere
N. J
Clendenin J. Ryan
Warren County
Frank J. Kingfield
Ryan
New York City
Dulles Outlines Satellite Dilemma in Senate Clash
Secretary of State Dulles warned the Soviet Union must grant more independence to its satellites or risk harsher oppression and revolt. The Senate rejected a satellite aid amendment 43 to 42 as part of the foreign aid bill, with Kennedy proposing limited aid to satellites under national interest.
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Dulles
Soviet Union
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Moscow
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Eisenhower
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
State Department
Europe
Yugoslavia
Humphrey
Senate
Red China
North Korea
Polaris missile test shows split in mid flight
The Navy launched a Polaris experimental missile from Cape Canaveral in a difficult test. The rocket rose for about 20 seconds before breaking apart and some sections fell into the ocean as crash boats stood by.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Navy
Capitol Announces Prosecution Threat for Small Vehicles
Washington UPI reports Capitol police vow to prosecute any person operating a tricycle sled kiddie car or scooter on Capitol grounds, signaling strict enforcement of vehicle restrictions.
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UPI
Capitol
U.S. Capitol Grounds
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