Nancy Driver Advances in National Spelling Bee
Nancy Driver of Marcellus, Herald-Journal spelling champ, reached the second session of the 31st national bee in Washington. She survived six rounds in Sheraton Hall, spelling hynath acclimated ensconced prodigious ghoul cacophonous, while Fredel Amos failed on weird. Nancy noted fatigue after visiting the FBI building before today’s sessions.
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Nancy Driver
Marcellus
Herald- Journal
Sheraton Hall
Nancy
Sheraton Park
Washington
Herald-Journal
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Bureau
De Gaulle Demands Algeria Rebels Quit Interfering
Paris reports say General Charles de Gaulle bluntly told the Algeria insurgents to stop meddling in government and criticized General Raoul Salan after a cabinet meeting focused on foreign affairs. He urged calm, unity, and adherence to national authority amid tensions over local elections in Algeria.
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Paris
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de Gaulle
Raoul Salan
All-Algeria Committee of Public Safety
France
Salan
Editorial Page Ponders Labor Legislation Unity and Russia Expulsion
Today’s editorial asks if new labor laws are a facade and contrasts Poland and France, considers whether Europe can gain renewed unity, and debates whether the Russian ambassador should be expelled. It highlights questions for readers to follow up.
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Poland
France
Europe
Car Crash Injures Cortland State Officials at Delphi Route 13
Two Cortland State College officials, Edward Keady and Robert Walsh, were injured when their car collided with a milk tanker at the Delphi New Woodstock road four corner intersection on Route 13. Keady was listed in critical condition with internal and multiple fractures, while Walsh had cuts bruises and a concussion.
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Route 13
St. Joseph’s Hospital
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Ithaca
Robert Walsh
Chestnut St
Cortland
Keady
Walsh
Smith
Cazenovia
J. C. Ingraham
Morrisville
Can Firm Donates 25000 to Hospital
Continental Can Co Inc gave 25000 to the Community Hospital Fund in Syracuse. Gerry J. Dietz, chair of the fund's corporations committee, quoted company managers John Zachai J G Wray and R H Nelson praising the gift. The donation came as fund total neared 7 million announced at a public campaign dinner.
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Community Hospital Fund
Gerry J. Dietz
Dietz
Syracuse
John Zachai
J. G. Wray
R. H. Nelson
Tornado Rips El Dorado. 13 Dead and Many Injured
A devastating tornado struck a modest El Dorado residential area wounding 49 and killing 13. National Guard search teams expect more bodies as rescuers comb rubble. cars on the Turnpike sweep area vanish, including a Dallas couple seeking refuge.
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EL Dorado, Wan
el Dorado
W. W. Goodwin
137Th Infantry Regiment
National Guard
Weather Forecast Promises Clearing Skies and Cooler Temperatures
Andy Keller of the Weather Bureau predicts fair and cooler weather after tonight. Tonight will drop to 45 with northwest winds 20 to 30 mph shifting to northerlies 15 to 20 mph tomorrow as temperatures rise to a high of 65.
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Calvin Coolidge
Andy Keller
Weather Bureau
Court orders daily grave visits for driver in fatal crash
Challen Robertson, 22, failed to yield May 4 at a local intersection and his car collided with another, killing 3 year old Debbie Waggoner. For 30 days Robertson must daily visit Debbie's grave, where Police Justice William Roach said he should do some mighty serious considering. The alternative was 30 days in jail.
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Walla Walla, Wash
Challen Robertson
Debbie Waggoner
Robertson
Debbie
William Roach
Man Charged In Theft Of Bag Of Nothing
Louisville police charged 37 year old Earl W. Stanley with strong arm robbery. He allegedly snatched a night deposit bag from 49 year old W. E. Stanfill after Stanfill had just retrieved the empty bag from a bank.
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Louisville, Ky
Earl W. Stanley
W. E. Stanfill
Stanfill
East Germany ties nine American captives to direct talks
Berlin reports East Germany promises quick release of nine captured U.S. servicemen if Washington negotiates directly with the GDR. Neues Deutschland editorial says such direct talks would acknowledge the puppet regime while Dulles signals willingness to negotiate with East Germany.
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United States
Communist Party
Neues Deutschland
Washington
East Germany
Communist China
John Foster Dulles
Germany
GDR
Sion
Morhouse defends private polls for GOP ahead of Rochester convention
Syracuse visit by L Judson Morhouse shows private polls will continue for the Republican State Committee. He says results will reach county leaders but not the press, and polls are not sole criteria for candidates. Morhouse predicts a GOP win this fall as party optimism grows.
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State’ Executive Committee
Herald-Journal
New York
White House denies Adams pal favored treatment
The White House rejected insinuations that Bernard Goldfine got special treatment from federal agencies due to friendship with Sherman Adams. Press secretary James Hagerty pledged a quick disposal after Adams returns from a New England fishing trip, noting Adams has the President's full confidence. House investigators allege Goldfine paid nearly $2,000 in Adams hotel bills, and will push to access Goldfine's records next week.
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James C. Hagerty
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Eisenhower
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Boston
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Sheraton Plaza
Fischer to Head Utica Vice Probe
Attorney General Louis Lefkowitz appointed Robert E. Fischer former Broome County DA as special prosecutor to probe crime and corruption in Utica and Oneida County. A $150000 budget was set with about $25000 for Fischer's salary. Fischer said he would start from scratch and denied appointing Sgt. Edward Croswell to his staff.
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Albany
Louis J. Lefkowitz
Robert E. Fischer
Broome County
Utica
Oneida County
Fischer
Lefkowitz
Fischeri
Edward Croswell
Apalachin
Croswell
Gossip spreads faster than the mail, says today’s chuckle
A lighthearted quip notes the female of the species spreading gossip quicker than mail, playful contrast on speed of rumor.
Record heat hits 111 degrees at Presidio Texas
The UPI report notes the nation's hottest temperature yesterday reached 111 degrees at Presidio Texas while Fraser Colorado logged a low of 27 degrees F this morning.
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UPI
Presidio
Tex
U. S. Weather Bureau
Fraser, Colo
International Passport Ring Busted Worldwide
The government reports an international operation that altered and sold U S passports has been uncovered. Based in Palermo Italy the ring also operated in Milan Rome Naples and Massena. Eight people in the United States and three abroad have been arrested with others at large in Europe and the U S.
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U.S
Palermo
Italy
State Department
United States
Europe
Milan
Rome
Naples
Massena
Cat Litter Found after Nest Invaded by Family Squatter
A mother cat invaded a bird nest in Baltimore and displaced the residents to settle and bear a litter of kittens. Mrs John Edward discovered the litter in the nest.
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Baltimore
John Edward
Bill Goes To Senate For Action
The House passed and sent to the Senate a bill extending the reciprocal trade program for five years, defeating a two year limit and curbs on presidential tariff powers. The 317 to 98 vote backed President Eisenhower as Democrats rallied behind the extension and his authority.
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Eisenhower
Senate
Richard M. Simpson
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
John W. McCormack
Dmass
Joseph W. Martin Jr
R-Mass
Tariff Commission
United States
British Recipe for Success A Rich American Mother
London AP report notes Britain’s upper class credit their success to American mothers. Duke of Bedford markets Woburn Abbey to tourists with rides and a shop, aided by Consuelo Vanderbilt Balsan as Marlborough’s mother. Marlborough dismisses the jibe as vulgar.
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Harold Macmillan
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Duke of Bed ‘Ford
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Bedford
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Consuelo Vanderbilt
Jacques Balsan
New York
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