Forward Step in Dealing With Lake Pollution
Syracusans celebrate ending discharge of raw sewage into Onondaga Lake as Mayor Mead and Public Works Commissioner Stanton halt a faulty system. The plant on Hiawatha Boulevard runs at full capacity with primary treatment and trenches for sludge, reducing pollution though lake inflow remains.
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Park Fees for Swimmers
Central New York Parks Commission is urged to lower bus parking fees for children enrolled in community swimming programs. Chairman Donald T. Pomeroy expresses sympathy to Warren S. Pease of the Community Chest. Fees rising from 1.50 to 3.50 threaten free swimming plans and raise traffic concerns at park gates.
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Mrs Dyer Passes. Harmony Circle Mourns Loss
Notice of the death of Mrs William Allan Dyer caregiver and longtime Harmony Circle executive at Syracuse Memorial Hospital and a volunteer with the Woman's Exchange. Acquaintances and friends honor her service and community work in Syracuse.
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Our Lovely Sunsets Across Europe and Home Skies
A vignette on evening skies in Europe and at home shows golden, pink, mauve and violet hues. It invites readers to look westward on summer nights around 8 PM to admire the sky pageants and traveler praise of sunsets in France and Italy.
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Mendes France Wins France's Premiership With Reform Plan
Pierre Mendes France, a young French politician, has become premier as the 20th postwar leader. He rejects Communist support unless elected by a majority. He vows peace and outlines aims by July 20: settle Indochina, present economic recovery program, and seek France’s entry into the European Defense Community.
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Maine Senate Contest Narrows Between Smith and Jones
Maine primary voters face a race between Senator Margaret Chase Smith and Robert L. Jones, a former research assistant tied to the Senate Investigating Subcommittee. Smith accuses Jones of McCarthy era reprisal tactics while Jones campaigns on anti internationalism policies and tariff reform.
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State Weighs Personal Income Tax Withholding Plan
The Temporary State Commission on the Fiscal Affairs of the State Government considers using withholding for state income tax as in Vermont. Chairman Frederick I Bird cites a 10 percent revenue rise in Vermont due to reduced evasion but warns of harm to workers and public resentment from a new withholding system.
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Hong Kong Quirks Affect American Farm Exports
J S Russell outlines Hong Kong's agricultural tastes and trade needs including pork fat demand, lard imports, soybean shortfalls, and dairy plant efforts. He notes American soybeans costly, Manchurian beans via back doors, and local hatchery practices. export delays for cotton frustrate Hong Kong importers.
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Wives Take Jobs Debate Highlights Demands and Realities
Readers respond on wage work for married women noting unions and seniority protect jobs. Doris Hall argues many married women work to support families amid high living costs. Attlee visit to China sparks USBritish tension and anti American sentiment. J Edgar Hoover reflects on faith and duty in a separate Thought for the Day.
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Sketches By BEN BURROUGHS Dead Father Tribute
Poem describing a father as a kind steady presence who supports family dreams and offers comfort and joy. It honors a father figure as a cherished, unspoken treasure guiding children with virtue and care.
Democrats Plan Drives By Dervis Fleese
Democrats project gains in the Senate this fall as Wyoming and Colorado nominees bolster a national trend. They foresee Reed Johnson Hunt retirement opens a seat, Rep. Harrison potentially running, and GOP hopes tempered by strong Democratic shows in Illinois Minnesota Montana and Iowa.
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Generosity Backfires in Indo China Poison Pill Debacle
A Washington inquiry probes a $389,250 shipment of hexyl-resorcinal tablets sent to Indo China to combat hookworm. Gelatine coatings failed in tropical heat, leaving 2,550,000 vials deteriorating and prompting questions about FDA inspection and future action.
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R-Ind
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Indo-China
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R-Mich
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Murphy
Food and Drug Administration
Meader
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