Penn Crews Favored To Sweep In IRA Grind Regatta
Penn is favored to win the 50th IRA Grind at Onondaga Lake with defending champions Cornell and Syracuse among challengers. Ten colleges compete in the three mile varsity race scheduled for 4 15 pm. Other entrants include Columbia Dartmouth Navy MIT Princeton Wisconsin with jayvee and freshman races also on the program. About 13 000 fans are expected to attend the afternoon events at Willow Bay with tents and grandstand planned. Concluded on Page 2, Col. 74.
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Dag Hammarskjold to visit Jerusalem amid Lebanon crisis
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold planned stops in Jerusalem and Amman en route to Cairo as Lebanese rebel violence persisted. A bomb near the Beirut presidential palace raised tensions while warrants were issued for 37 rebel leaders including former premiers Saed Salam Rashed Karam and Kamal Jumblatt.
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Judge Grants Suspension Of Little Rock Integration
In Little Rock Arkansas the federal judge Lemley granted the school board permission to suspend racial integration at Central High School for the 1960-61 term. The order allows the seven Negro students still enrolled to remain under federal protection while the NAACP appeals. The ruling cites potential mid semester suspension and cites past threats by state officials and the governor.
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U N committee opens study of Hungarian executions
The United Nations Security Council meeting discussed Hungary's 1958 executions of Imre Nagy and others. The panel, led by Donald Walker of Australia, weighs safety guarantees from the Soviet Union after protests in Budapest and Bonn. Hungarian refugees hold demonstrations across Europe, including a 400-strong march and a stone attack on the Soviet embassy in Bonn. The French Foreign Affairs Committee urged UN condemnation of those responsible.
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Record June Heat Hits Fairbanks at 92 Degrees
The hottest June day on record in interior Alaska reached 92 degrees yesterday. This study notes the temperature tied and surpassed prior June highs, signaling an unusual heat spike for Fairbanks and nearby interior regions.
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Soviet parity demand risks stalling nuclear test talks
Washington reports indicate Soviet insistence on bloc parity could delay the planned July 1 Geneva conference on detecting nuclear tests. Officials said the United States hopes talks will proceed with an international panel of experts, while Washington suspects Moscow sought to force a parity arrangement across blocs.
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Mahoney Endorsed By Jefferson County GOP
Jefferson County Republican leaders endorsed Mahoney as a front runner for governor at an informal caucus. Ray Reeves said the party slate backed him, boosting pledged votes to 202. Leonard Halli holds 161, Nelson Rockefeller 97, with 586 needed to win. Mahoney has not confirmed his candidacy but welcomes the support.
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Todays Chuckle About Children and Necessities
A lighthearted quip notes that what kids tolerate best today are basic needs rather than wants. The joke hinges on daily life friction and a nostalgic poke at modern excess, suggesting simple essentials unify households amid busy routines.
Summer Heat Wave Arrives With Pleasant Weekend Forecast
The Weatherman predicts a warm weekend for Central New Yorkers with sunny skies. Overnight low about 47 and high near 70, about 10 degrees below normal. Tight westerly winds accompany the fair weather after last night’s rainfall of a quarter inch.
Boy Found Wandering In London Reunited With Parents
London police report a three year old boy found wandering on a street. officials stated the child was shy and initially did not provide a name. Parents later claimed the child and gave the name Niroumanzadeh.
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Nixon urges GOP chairmen to unite amid Adams controversy
Wastington AP Nixon told Republican state chairmen to pull together and stop infighting over Sherman Adams. He warned that Republicans in trouble tend to cannibalize themselves. Reporters noted chairmen offered mixed views on Adams with no direct reference by Nixon.
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Regatta Facts and Lane Colors on Page 9
Facts from a page show school lane colors and uniforms for teams including Dartmouth, California, Penn State, Princeton, Wisconsin, and others. Lanes are numbered from the Liverpool shore. Race times listed: 3.00 PM freshman two miles, 4:15 PM varsity three miles, all times in Eastern Daylight Saving Time.
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Eight Months in America Touches Polish Refugee Family
Dr Jerzy Leon Nowinski a leading Polish theoretical mathematician his wife Maria and daughter Krystyna left Warsaw for Madison Wisconsin where he will join University of Wisconsin as adjunct professor His family learned English and feels at home after fleeing Communist Poland They plan to apply for citizenship and look forward to the next chapter in their American life
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