Cofferdam Blast Signals New Era for North Country
North Country residents prepare for a landmark development as a cofferdam blast near Massena initiates a Seaway era. Officials including Robert Moses project Hafen predicted vast benefits, with new plants and industries, hotels, and a state park cited as catalysts for growth and tourism along the Lake St. Lawrence corridor.
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U S asks release of nine American airmen held in Soviet Armenia
Ambassador Llewellyn E Thompson Jr handed Moscow a U S demand for the immediate release of nine American airmen forced down in Soviet Armenia. Washington denied Soviet accusations that an unarmed DC-6 Air Force transport deliberately trespassed into Soviet air space. The envoy also sought embassy access to the detainees.
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Soviet talks drift as family scenes emerge in crisis
In Geneva and London reports, Lady Molly Huggins and Sir John Huggins expose strain over a downed plane and stalled talks. The U S and Soviet delegations hold parallel positions on suspending nuclear tests while a crewmember rescue and family matters complicate diplomacy.
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At Last, It's Warm At Last It's Warm
A Soviet account says a foreign plane did not respond, then turned and flew south. Our fliers forced the intruder to land, where it burned. Nine crew members who jumped out were detained. The Defense Department notes the plane traveled a civil airway route about 30 miles from the Soviet border.
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Boy 2 Killed By Fallen Tree In Syracuse Area
A two year old child died after being struck by a tree felled by a neighbor as warm humid weather dominated the Syracuse area. The accident occurred while the boy was at home with his guardian. The boy was pronounced dead at Albany hospital. Mr and Mrs Malcolm Taylor of Ulster County are noted as the village villagers. Weather outlook predicts warm conditions with a chance of showers or storms tomorrow.
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Adams defends Goldfine amid hush up allegations
Ex publisher John Fox testified that Sherman Adams tried to hush up Jernard Goldfine and prevent him from boasting Adams never let him down. Adams denied Goldfine's claim in his presence as Fox described a conference at the Sheraton Carlton Hotel. Fox’s account followed arguments over Goldfine labeling disputes with the FTC in May 1955.
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Alcoholic Parakeet Flies Coop in Newark
A parakeet named Max, able to speak Italian and English, has flown the coop in Newark New Jersey. The bird reportedly favors scotch and left home, prompting a local search by owners and neighbors.
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Rockefeller enters New York governor race in GOP bid
New York AP report says A Rockefeller announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for governor, saying he would welcome the challenge if nominated. The move opens a wide open convention race in Rochester August 25 26, with Leonard W Hall also entering the race.
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Rockefeller declares run to wage issue driven campaign
The statement focuses on a broad conviction that a new approach is needed in government and that if nominated Rockefeller will accept the challenge and run an aggressive campaign on the issues. He frames the bid as a response to urgent national problems and vows to serve with responsibility if elected.
Morhouse comments on Rockefeller as GOP leader candidate
Morhouse faced complaints from Hal and Mahoney camps over showing Rockefeller as strongest potential GOP candidate. He avoided favoritism, saying Rockefeller could reestablish efficient progressive leadership and get things done.
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Editorial Page Highlights From Today’s Papers
A compact overview of today’s features includes MME Chiang Kai-shek and her democratic concept, a Soviet stance shift on test bans, and Washington’s distinctive scene at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. The page teases editorial takes, amusements, city life, classifieds, deaths, letters, finance, and sports.
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Traffic death toll forecast for 4th of July weekend
The National Safety Council estimates 410 Americans may be killed in traffic accidents during the Independence Day weekend, a new three day record if reached. The council warned 12,000 disabling injuries and about 45 million cars traveling 42 billion miles are expected nationwide as authorities brace for holiday travel.
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Pat Boone Rally Attracts Dallas Teens
About 16 000 people, mostly teens, filled Dallas Memorial Auditorium for a Church of Christ youth rally featuring Pat Boone and star athletes. An additional 2 000 were turned away, described by sponsors as the denomination’s largest rally of its kind. Boone led a hymn and urged teens to join and remain in church life.
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No Sign Seen Of Explorer LIT
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory scientists said Sunday there has been no confirmed sighting of the Explorer satellite since 10:30 p.m. Friday. They discounted reported sightings from Connecticut, Arizona, and over the Atlantic Ocean. A spokesman said the objects were probably fires. Experts had predicted Explorer NT would burn up by Sunday night.
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Preacher's Auto Safety Sermon Ends With Fractured Wrist
In TULS4 Oklahoma, Reverend James Struthers delivered a sermon on automobile safety then went horseback riding and fractured his wrist. He was leaving for vacation with his wife when the accident occurred.
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