Expected Wind Storm Veers From City
Syracuse escaped the brunt of violent winds that struck Rochester last night as a storm swung out over Lake Ontario and missed the Central New York area. Police and Niagara Mohawk officials warned the gale could strike but the peak in Syracuse was about 40 miles per hour. No serious damage was reported in the city though the county logged downed wires and trees. Niagara Mohawk said primary lines failed in 16 locations causing about 1,000 homes to lose power briefly. A cable burned out near Liverpool cutting lights in Bayberry and nearby areas. about 500 homes were affected. Service resumed by 10 15 a.m. after repairs on the main under Thruway cable.
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Syracuse
Rochester
Lake Ontario
New York
New York State
Niagara Mohawkle
Ranger
Sherff Department
Niagara Mohawk Corp
At & Am
Liverpool
Bayberry
Thruway
Hancock Field
Six Killed In Tripoli In Lebanese Rebellion
Be irut AP reports heavy fighting in Tripoli lasting over four hours. At least six dead and 20 injured as Omar Karami cites clashes centering in the port area. Rashid Karomi says the climax came around 3 pm with ongoing gunfire at 4 pm. Security forces shelled rebel positions and claimed a destroyed building. Karami denies reinforcements marching toward Tripoli.
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Beirut
Trpoli
Omar Karami
Associated Press
Ear
Tripoli
Rashid Karomi
Karami
Caro
Editorial Page Poses Key Political Questions
Today's features ask why Sherman Adams is in focus and whether the Legislature will be convened for a special session. It questions Congressmen testifying in influence cases and weighs the strength of the Soviets. The piece also queries whether Republicans are growing panicky, inviting readers to the editorial page for answers.
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Sherman Adams
U S Notifies Russia Geneva Talks Proceed
Washington reports that the United States notified the Soviet government that U S scientists will go to Geneva for the opening of nuclear test talks next Tuesday. The note states the talks are technical only and that political agreement remains for another forum. Secretary Dulles and President Eisenhower discussed the crisis after Moscow threatened a boycott.
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Washington
API
United States
TLS
Geneva
Moscow
Dulles
Eisenhower
Two Buses Auto Collide Injuring Nineteen In Wichita
In Wichita two Wichita Bus Co. buses and an auto collided injuring 19 passengers. A chartered bus carrying student nurses crashed into the rear of a scheduled bus at a street intersection, police said. The impact knocked the scheduled bus into an auto. driver Elias Ruiz said brakes failed. In London, the Duke of Edinburgh's royal limousine collided with a taxi en route to a motorists meeting. both vehicles were slightly damaged and one person injured.
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Wichita, Kan
Wichita Bus Co
Elias Ruiz
London
Duke of Edinburgh
Doctor and son die in Newton house fire
A physician Dr. Robert Buka and his four year old son Richard died as flames engulfed their two story Newton home. Magda Buka escaped with baby Stephen and older son David, while Magda and the infant suffered burns though not seriously.
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Newton
Mass
UPI
Roberti Buka
Richard
Buka
Magda
Stephen
David
Man Killed In Hit and Run in Buffalo Amherst
Buffalo resident Frank Kearns, 71, was killed when struck by a passing car while walking along a highway near Amherst. The driver, James Regan, 40, of Amherst, was arrested about an hour later and charged with leaving the scene of an accident.
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Buffalo
UPI
Frank Kearns
Currying
Amherst
James Regan
Vanguard Satellite Flop Follows March Launches
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP An other Vanguard satellite failed after liftoff as the second stage did not ignite. The Navy says the 72 foot rocket missed orbit after reaching 35 miles, marking five failures in six tries. General Electric reports a new high thrust engine is under development.
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Navy
General Electric Co
Vanguard
G& Rocket Engine
Malta
N.Y
Florida
Seaman from Soviet tanker seeks asylum in Shetlands
An Estonian seaman from a Soviet tanker fled his ship during a coastal chase in the Shetlands. He rowed ashore and surrendered to Lerwick police, asking for asylum in Britain. Three Soviet trawler captains were remanded. London stated the facts would be evaluated before any ashore discussion.
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London
Foreign Office
Moscow
Brit l
Thelain
Reignty
Two Cornell seniors resolve best time to add milk to coffee
At Cornell University two coffee minded seniors, Robert L. Sedet and Darwin A. Novak, studied how milk or cream affects cooling. Their abstract reports coffee cools faster if milk is added after about ten seconds, taking 425 seconds when added immediately versus 310 seconds after a short wait, a result celebrated at the American Institute of Chemical Engineers convention.
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Cornell University
Robert L. Sedet
Cresskill
Darwin A. Novak
East St. Louil
Britain
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Records Examined on Vanguard Satellite Malfunction
Navy officials stated records are being examined to determine the cause of the malfunction. The first two three stage boosters exploded near the launch pad and at high altitude, while Vanguard I was launched as the third. The fourth and fifth boosters carried satellites described as basketballs that rushed into space but quickly fell back. The recovered satellite was built to measure solar radiation.
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Navy
Supreme Court Hearing Sought on Little Rock School Integration
Lawyers for Negro students urged the Supreme Court to hear an direct appeal of the federal court ruling that suspended integration at Central High School in Little Rock Arkansas. The move aims to speed action before October adjournment and bypass the Eighth Circuit to obtain a cooling-off period for opponents of the 1954 integration decision.
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Harry
J. Lemley
High Court
Lemley
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
U.S. Court of Appeals
Eighth Circuit
St. Louis
Supreme Court
Eight Circuit
Ionea
Truman Help Pushes Car in San Remo Cheer Parade
Former President Truman and wife Bess vacationing on the French Riviera stopped in San Remo, Italy. Mrs Truman bought a silk scarf at a local store. When the engine balked, Truman got out, removed his straw hat and began pushing the car while hundreds cheered. The engine finally started normally.
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San Remo
Italy
Truman
Riviera
Bess
French Riviera
Bomber crew rides crippled aircraft to safety
In a dramatic forced landing near Roanoke, a bomber suffered a ripped wing and engine failure. Lt. Chase and crew chose to ride it down rather than bail out, bringing the plane to a controlled landing at Forbes Air Force Base after two hours of tests and deliberation.
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Topeka
Kan
Air Force
Frank Roanoke
UPI
Thessas Plains
Morfonr
Western Railway
Thomas de Homey
Honolulu
Thomas jSies
Chase
Gresaii
Baldwin
Long Island
Roscoe H
Robair
Covina
Calif
Forbes Air Force
Here
Gallitzin
Lewis Chase
Cpl
James K. Johnson
55Th Strategic Reconnaissance Wing
Lewis
Forbes Air Force Base
Ottawa
Kans
Sith
Today's Chuckle Ends With A Cheeky Punchline
A lighthearted quip notes that some men wonder how to live without women. The reply suggests the answer is cheaper, delivering a brief, playful joke typical of a daily humor column.
They Stay Twins The Hard Way
Charlotte readers learn that identical twins Richard and Robert Galloway, aged seven, now carry distinct casts after Robert arrived with a broken left arm and two weeks later Richard followed with the same injury, making their plaster casts and slings identical.
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Charlotte
N. C
Richard
Robert Galloway
Robert
Fordham Feels Earth Tremors in New York Area
A strong earthquake was recorded near Fordham University by its seismograph. Seismologist Rev. Joseph Lynch reported the quake struck about 100 miles underground, with the first shock at 12 49 53 a m EDT and a second at 12 30 21.
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New York
Fordham University
Joseph Lynch
Swiss Man Seeks New Trial After Judge Sleep Claim
Marcel Peiry, 25, from Fribourg, Switzerland, sentenced to five years for theft, requests a new trial alleging a judge dozed during part of the proceedings and the jury was not qualified to verdict. He wins a second trial.
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Fribourg
Switzerland
UPD
Marcel Peiry
Reie
Peiry
Fox Cites Goldfine Influence Behind Boston Post Loss
Former Boston publisher John Fox testifies to a House subcommittee that powerful forces in the Republican era pressured the Boston Post out of business. He links Bernard Goldfine and Presidential Assistant Sherman Adams to a campaign that allegedly forced a 13 million dollar liquidation, damaging the paper that backed Truman in 1948.
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UPI
Boston
Boston Post
United States
Harry S. Truman
Fox Sani Fox
Securities & Exchange
SEC
Post Publishing Co
Fox
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