Syracuse Teachers Rally Behind Superintendent Paul A Miller
Syracuse educators and organizations defend Dr. Paul A Miller after a hostile letter to Ohio State Board of Education. The Federation of Teachers and Administrators groups praise his loyalty, democratic style, and dedication to city schools amid rumors of replacement.
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Syracuse
State Board
Miller
Dulien
Ead
Ohio
Harold O'Neal
Edward H. Leng
O'Neal
Paul A. Miler
Ohio State Board of Education
F. C. Soule
Citizens’ Committee For Public Schools of
Citizens’ Committee
New York State
Citizens’ Committee For Public Schools
New York State Citizens’ Council
Syracuse Federation of Teachers
Dr. Miller
Teachers of
Margaret Dwyer
The
Association of Administrators and Supervisors
Syracuse Association of Administrators and Supervisors
Paul A Miller
Te Vo
Pasional High School
J. Paul A. Miller
Miler
Herman F. Bieling
the Alumni Assn
Stassen Dedicates Chief Joseph Dam
Bridgeport Washington President Eisenhower aide Harold E Stassen dedicated the Chief Joseph Dam described as a mighty symbol of our times. He called the federal dam a magnificent tribute to industry and initiative flowing from the wellsprings of freedom.
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Stassen
Joseph
Peronista Revolt Leader Seized in Argentina
The Argentine government announced the arrest of Gen. Juan Jose Valle, leader of a bloody weekend uprising aimed at restoring Juan Peron to power. An unofficial report said troops surrounded the revolt's co leader Gen Real Tanca, who and Valle were forced to retire from the army after Peron was deposed last year.
Two Port Talbots workers rescued after nine hour burial
John James and David Burns were buried neck deep for more than nine hours by sliding iron ore in a blast furnace bunker at Port Talbots. Rescue teams freed them as hundreds of tons of rock trapped them, and they were carried on stretchers to a hospital.
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Port Talbots
Wales
John James
David Burns
Pair Honored at Princeton Commencement by Hayes and Copland
Princeton University conferred honorary degrees on actress Helen Hayes and composer Aaron Copland at its 208th commencement in New Jersey. Hayes and Copland were recognized for their contributions to the arts and culture, underscoring the university's celebration of achievement across disciplines.
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Princeton, N.J. Gr
Helen Hayes
Aaron Copland
Princeton University
Leaders Hold Talks as German Unification Deadlock Persists
Washington reports West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and Secretary of State John Foster Dulles meeting to break the German unification stalemate. In Paris, dignitaries attend funeral rites for Mrs. Margaret Thompson Biddle, noted American social figure and writer, at the American Cathedral.
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Washington
INS
Konrad Adenauer
John Foster Dulles
Rites Paris
Margaret Thompson Biddle
Foreign Aid Debate Spurs Senate Figures and NATO ties
Confusing OCR text mentions Republican Senate leaders, NATO funding, and Social Security. References to Eisenhower era debates, an aid bill funding, and a court case with a divorce claim. Mentions Adams and Martins, government departments, and a focus on welfare and defense spending amid partisan conflict.
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Duang
Lamnening Bulletta
Pare Namungteaten
Teiow Sham
Tles
NATO la Car
Detroit
Erty
Tle
Elsenhow- Waslington
Hagerty
Atland House
Santa Monica
Adams
Elva Cores
Grantsenhower
Uhel Joseph Martin Jr
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Allred
Justice
NATO
Fia
Lehalfon
Exschhoner
Difert
Paul
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