Four Dead in Area Auto Crashes Last Night
Four people died and three were injured in separate traffic accidents in the area last night. Rodney F. Davey of Altmar died when his car struck a tree near Pulaski. Donald J. Houds Jr. of Rochester perished when his vehicle veered off Route 164 near Oswego. Air Force Maj. Chester G. Williams of Springfield Mass. was fatally injured when his car hit a pole near Ithaca. Army Pvt. Bernard Drake 20, injured in the Rome crash, also claimed the life of 16 year old Charlene Anson of Rome. No further details provided.
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Rome
Rodney F. Davey
Altmar
Pulaski
Donald J. Houds Jr
Beechwood Ave
Rochester
Oswego
Air Force
Chester G. Williams
Springfield
Mass
Ithaca
Army
Bernard Drake
Charlene Anson
Matthew St
R. C. “Manning
Davey
Route 13
John Mason
Mason
Woman Dies as Gas Truck Explodes in Cincinnati Fire
A gasoline truck trailer overturned and exploded in Cincinnati causing a blaze that burned ten stores and residences and destroyed at least four parked automobiles. Local authorities investigated the incident and identified the fatalities and scope of the damage as crews battled the flames.
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Cincinnati
Fire and crash devastate Salt Lake drive‑in theater scene
A 3 a.m. call from a drive‑in theater led police to a multi‑car crash and fire near Harrison and State Avenues. A woman, May Barnett, 52, died amid efforts to evacuate her home. fuel sprayed and a trailer exploded as flames reached 50 feet. Firefighters battled the blaze as about 50 residents were displaced and the viaduct traffic rerouted.
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Harrison and
State Avenues
Western Hills
Jand
Bor
Elvert Frye
Larry Whitaker
Cincinnati
Harrison
Whitaker
May Barnett
Stanley
Atheaniatelaien
James
John Funk
Shirley Gist
Police report hints at spouse involvement in case
The document notes a remark that suggests a wife might have fallen asleep, while officers may interpret the context with reasoning. The quoted line implies the presence of a spouse but does not confirm it.
Teddy Boys Attack Four GIs in London
In downtown London Friday night a group of about a dozen teddy boys attacked four U.S. soldiers with bicycle chains and broken bottles. One American was hospitalized with cuts. names were not immediately released.
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London
U.S
Eisenhower Leaves Hospital for Gettysburg Convalescence
President Eisenhower ends a three week hospital stay and drives to his Gettysburg farm with Mrs. Eisenhower. He arrives at the dream house after an 85 mile trip and remains silent on running for another term. He lost six pounds but is described as well and in high spirits.
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Gettysburg
Ins
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Gettys
Fletitis
White House
Jack W. Schwartz
Hos
Pital
Schwartz
Army Medical Center
Steel wage talks near midnight strike deadline
United Steelworkers and the Big Three autoworkers met in an 11th hour bid to avert a strike by 650000 steel workers as midnight approached. No new proposal was disclosed while both sides held firm on a four year four month contract and the union prepared for a worst case scenario.
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New York
Big Three
United Steelworkers of America
John A. Stephens
U.S. Steel
David J. McDonald
Arthur J. Goldberg
United Steelworkers
Poznan Workers Fight Reds Amid Citywide Clash
Reports from Poznan describe ongoing armed clashes between workers and Polish troops backed by tanks and jets. Western travelers in Berlin recount night gunfire, sporadic sniping, and battles in quarters of the city. Some claim rebels hold out while others say cordons limit actions.
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Berlin
Poznan
Poland
Red China Admits Errors Amid Unrest
Peiping radio quoted Premier Chou En-lai promising to rectify shortcomings and mistakes after deputies criticized government work. The National People's Congress session heard assurances that all departments will examine and correct issues, marking the first official admission of unrest in Communist China.
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London
Red
China
Tallahassee Buses Stop After Negro Boycott
Tallahassee's bus service halted at midnight after a five week protest against segregated seating. City commissioners rejected a plan from the Negro Inter-Civic Council while cadets provided transport for boycott participants. transit officials warn of indefinite suspension, leaving 48,000 residents without public transit except taxis.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Negro Inter-Civic Council
Integrated Confine
C. L. Carter
Carter
Harriman campaign tour targets farm belt votes
Averell Harriman opens a three day Midwest swing in Iowa North Dakota and Minnesota his first visit since announcing candidacy for the Democratic presidential nomination. He attacks Eisenhower saying price supports were cut and farm income fell and urges a nationwide farm aid program including a food stockpile and food stamp plan.
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Xeord
New Yorker
Iowa
North Dakota
Minnesota
Midwest
Harriman
Truman
Oxford
American ‘Legion
Eisenhower
Benson
Secretary of Agriculture
New Book With Caricatures Of President Eisenhower
A forthcoming book showcases caricatures of President Eisenhower. Samples of the cartoons and accompanying commentary appear on today’s Editorial Page. The notice references sections including Amusements Editorials and Letters.
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Eisenhower
Radio-Tv
Tax Hikes at Midnight Fuel New Highway Program
Federal taxes rise tonight to fund a 33 billion interstate system. Gasoline diesel and tires taxed higher while urban and rural roads share federal funding. Secretary Weeks allocates one billion for interstate highways and 125 million for ideal bonds, with contracts possible once approvals arrive.
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Washington
Federal Bureau of ‘Public Roads
Eisenhower
Yester
Jay
Secretary of Commerce
Weeks
States
District of Columbia
Treasury Department
Picnickers Warned as Weather Talks of Storms
Chief Meteorologist Andrew Keller cautions scattered showers or thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon for picnickers and boaters. He notes winds southwest 15 to 25 mph, making Onondaga Lake conditions rough for the Olympic Rowing Trials now underway. Overnight temperature around 52 degrees with a record low near.
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Andrew Keller
Onondaga Lake
Keller
Tactful directions tease a cheerful trip request
A lighthearted quip defines Tact as guiding someone to a destination so politely that they anticipate the journey. It plays on the idea of turning a command into a pleasant invitation.
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Associated Press
Ike
Richard N. Donovan
Salt Lake City
Teddy Boys Mob
Robert E. Clark
Burg
Esenhower
Mamie
Reds
Red China
Farm Belt
Averell Harriman
Voles Rgare
Feisenbéwer
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