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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1954
Page
7
Seventy nine West Point cadets graduate and will wed soon as Army officers. The June ceremonies occur after commencement with brides in wedding gowns and grooms in new second lieutenants uniforms in academy chapels. Eight others plan to marry in ceremonies elsewhere.
The Atomic Energy Commission asks Congress to amend the law to allow exchange of intelligence on atomic capabilities of potential enemies. A report notes secrecy hurdles hinder sharing with allied nations and outlines proposed revisions.
Air and rescue teams gave up the sea search after five American servicemen were missing since a Marine C-119 crashed off Korea's southeastern coast. Six others were rescued soon after the crash.
Obituaries list several prominent figures dying in various cities. Edward M. Durham Jr with ties to the Rock Island Railroad dies in St. Louis. Rose Freeman Jones, linked to Lions International, dies in Chicago. William H. Albers, a Boy Scouts of America official, dies in Cincinnati. John Richard Dodson, executive of Janizen Hyritting Minls, dies in Laguna Beach. The Rev Harold Elliott Nicely, pastor of Brick Presbyterian Church, dies in Rochester. Edwin Allen Stebbins, chairman of the Rochester Savings Bank, death noted without city details.
General James Van Fleet met with President Eisenhower for 30 minutes then departed to resume a fact finding tour focused on U S military aid during which he will visit Japan and Southeast Asia to assess programs. A White House spokesman declined to specify Indo China.
An elderly Chicago couple died in a fore night fire at their home on Neighbors reported seven dogs three cats and a Lahien perished in the blaze. One kitten survived the tragedy at the home of John Macuzia 76 and his wife Victoria 78.
The commission backs amending the act to permit some atomic data sharing with Allies while keeping strict bans on restricted data. Britain withholds its own intel, fearing US limits, and senators warn over giving the president power to decide what design and manufacturing data can be transmitted.
Tehran Parliament deputy Afahdi Mirashrafi alleges government officials plundered 66 million dollars in sugar sent to black marketeers and 51.125 million dollars of goods looted from a warehouse on May 20. He claims a fire that destroyed the warehouse was staged to hide the theft.
An advertisement touts a new healing substance Bio-Dyne discovered by a world famous research institute that shrinks hemorrhoids and stops bleeding without surgery. The ointment Preparation H is offered with a money back guarantee at drug stores.
New York rescuers tore through a roof and a bathroom wall to reach seven year old Ida Esperanza trapped on a rooftop. They lowered a section of tin to expose her head and pulled her to safety with no serious injuries.
Lionel G. Grossman of Syracuse was elected president of the New York State United Cerebral Palsy Association. Other officers elected included Harry B. Fisher of Long Beach L. J. executive vice president Mrs Mong Brenson of Suffern Robert Rozgin of New York Elis Ricker of Albany Anne Dean of Goshen and Edward Kilbane of New York City. Dr Louis M. Di Carto urged improved breathing coordination and rhythm exercises as aids for speech in palsy victims based on tests at the Syracuse Cerebral Palsy Center.
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