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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1956
Page
16
Warmer in the northeast and Midwest tonight with cooler South Dakota. Elsewhere little temperature change. Some areas will have scattered showers as a warm front passes.
Paris reports quote Khrushchev alleging Stalin hunted young girls and may face posthumous trial. Rome dispatch notes Malenkov and Voroshilov criticized, with France Soir citing a Vienna dateline. Contained claims include Beria’s admission and vanished girls, plus promised new domestic policy outlines.
Secretary Dulles tells Lester Pearson the United States is ready to join in coordinating Western nations policy. Pearson, in N A T O talks on broadening alliance work, will also meet Sen Georgell and West German Chancellor Adenauer. Dulles warns NATO risks inactivity without new tasks and cites Middle East, North Africa and Cyprus issues as areas for possible consultation among members.
Ithaca report says Horace Whiteside of Cornell University Law School died yesterday at age 65. A 1922 graduate with a flawless A average, he joined Whitman Ransom Coulson and Goetz in 1939 and later served as a consultant to New York State Law Revision Commission last year.
About 25 faculty members from the state university system's 11 teachers' colleges opened a five day conference here on instructional practices. Dr. Herman Cooper, executive dean for teacher education for the university, is in charge of the program.
PARIS The limousine tour of the Loire Valley stops amid a blowout at 50 miles from Conway. Miss Chestnut, a 25 year old blue eyed blonde from Manning South Carolina, was named Miss South Carolina in a beauty contest with former President Truman as guest. The pair, roommates at Coker College Hartsville, celebrated the win when the chauffeur brought the car to a halt.
Fletcher Pratt, age 59, prominent author of 54 books on Civil War naval history science fiction and more died yesterday at Monmouth Memorial Hospital Long Branch N J His works covered Napoleon World War I and naval topics and included What Every Alien Should Know About the War The Civil War in Western Waters and America and the Total War also among his titles New York champions Gene Tunney James Braddock and Jack Sharkey were born in New York state.
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