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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1956
Page
4
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Washington reports Laurence Henderson of North American Airlines predicts a one-way New York to Europe fare could drop to $9 within five years. He cites pending CAB actions to slash trans Atlantic prices and criticizes IATA members as subsidized and overpriced. Plans by Pan American and TWA propose up to 20 percent cuts with April implementation.
The article argues Uruguay should deepen Western trade ties to avoid Soviet capture after Russia offers above market prices for wheat and wool in sterling. It notes Uruguay's currency gap, urges a U.S. loan to stabilize exchange and foster freer trade, potentially preventing a swing to Moscow's bloc.
Spy Gimpel tells how he told his Nazi mission for money, rejected Army work, and was paroled after a near-execution. He recalls baseball, Times Square arrest for change, and his hope to visit America as a tourist someday.
The piece warns that a Democratic resolution backing federal election oversight and expulsion of lawmakers elected amid racial discrimination could cost the South its allegiance. It notes past Truman era moves, predicts southern losses, and cites Stevenson or Symington as possible paths forward for the party.
The readable line notes that someone else must stop an effort and that no one is near Stevenson in front, indicating a continuing competition without a clear leader.
Hawley from Clarksburg West Virginia climbs to the roof of the paddle river boat Avalon and repairs the leaky pipes and keyboard. He earns a job after fooling around with the calliope and spends three months on the Ohio River voyage. Captain BE Wagner from New Richmond Ohio leads a 45 member crew that can carry 1370 passengers aboard the Avalon built in 1914.
Hawley described playing the calliope aboard the excursion boat Steamer Avalon owned by Steamer Avalon Inc Cincinnati as demanding and hot on the roof. He noted the instrument requires transposed music and high key pressure and said he may retire after college despite loving the boat and crew.
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