Syracuse University shakes up football coaching staff
The university announced the entire football coaching staff would be replaced. Athletic director Lewis Andreas remains in an administrative role, while head coach Reaves Baysinger is released. Baysinger rejected a new two year deal and rumor spread about Laverne Taylor, but no head coach was approached.
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Trolley Crash Hurts Sixty Four in Downtown Los Angeles
Sixty four trolley passengers were injured in a head on crash of two cars in downtown Los Angeles last night. Glass injuries affected many and thirty required hospital treatment though none were seriously hurt.
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States Recognized Israel and Trans-Jordan by Canton CPI
The Chinese Republic today formally recognized the states of Israel and Trans- Jordan. This official action by the Canton Communist Party International marks a notable diplomatic development amid regional tensions.
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Syracuse to Get TV Cable by Year’s End
American Telephone and Telegraph Co plans to extend its television network service to 13 additional eastern cities, doubling the miles of network channels. The expansion increases the total connected cities to 28 and opens room for more channels this year.
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Doolittle declares GOP mayoral bid amid meters dispute
Councilman Leslie A. Doolittle announced his candidacy for the Republican mayoral nomination after charging city parking meter specifications were written to favor one bidder. He cited strong financial backing and support from GOP leaders and indicated he might run as an independent if rejected by the party. The report also notes expanding AT T Bell System TV cable plans linking East Coast and Midwest cities with new channels and future long term network upgrades.
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Son of Ex Syracusan Dies in Guam Mishap
Four year old George Michael Riker son of T/Sgt George A Riker formerly of Syracuse died in Guam when a 255 gallon oil drum and wood rack fell on him. Riker served with Air Corps Engineers and his family had resided in Guam for about two years. Mickie Riker was born in Bedford Indiana and had ties to Syracuse relatives including Lt Michael Boland of the Syracuse Police Department.
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Today’s Features And Page Guide Highlights
A guide to contents across pages 12 to 29 lists sections such as Comics Ida Jean Rain Dr Dean Crossword Mary Haworth Horoscope Talking It Over on page 15 and regulars like Amusements Financial Bridge Ing.Report Classified Music City Life Radio Deaths Editorials Sports and Letters with page references.
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Endowed Name Change Offered by College of South Jersey
Collingswood N J College president Arthur Armitage says an endowment of 1 million dollars could rename the College of South Jersey to any chosen title from John Jones Institution to Shidu Tiapin College. smaller gifts could fund a library name or chairs. In New York, stock, civic and cotton exchanges joined leaders of the United Financial Workers Union for lunch hosted by M David Keefe, amid debate over capitalism.
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GOP Insurgents Push To Trim Dewey Budget
Republican rebels led by Senator Walter Mahoney press for cuts to the 936 million dollar budget to offset a 168 million tax increase. Mahoney cites hundreds of telegrams backing his plan to eliminate extra gas taxes and curb income tax hikes, while others in the GOP hesitate on where to cut.
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Lonely Hearts Slayers Confess To Multiple Murders
Grand Rapids Michigan police say an itinerant couple tied to the Lonely Hearts cases confessed to killing Byron Center widow Delphine Downing and her three year old daughter Painel. They also admitted killing Janet Fay of Albany New York in a rooming house.
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Young Plans to Seek Central Control of New York Central
Robert R. Young, chairman of Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad, said his Allegheny Corp. plans to buy more New York Central stock to gain control. He reported Allegheny currently owns 6 percent of NY Central shares.
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Albany approves Mylott to State Public Service Commission
The Senate confirmed Francis T. Mylott a Democrat as a member of the New York State Public Service Commission. The post pays $16,500 a year.
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Senate backs Mitchell resolution on civil service exams
The Senate passed the Mitchell resolution by 50 to 4 eliminating absolute preference for disabled veterans in state and municipal civil service tests. It now goes to the Assembly for action.
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Area Pupils Tour Freedom Train Exhibit in Syracuse
The New York State Freedom Train drew 12 500 attendees as pupils from Syracuse area districts and 161 Marsellus Casket Co. workers toured the exhibit cars. Lt. Col. Frank B Corry welcomed guests while Col. Derry noted totals since arrival. Young Children’s Day announced for tomorrow.
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Blizzard Wallops Six States Leaves Death Toll Rising
A winter storm blamed for at least 11 deaths devastated New England. Connecticut suffered the worst damage with 12 to 25 inches of snow after 24 hours. Rhode Island and Massachusetts each reported multiple fatalities. Cape Cod lost power in many areas as high winds felled lines. Westover Field and nearby airports in the Holyoke Chicopee area faced severe disruption.
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Atlantic storm moves off Nantucket after dumping snow
The cold snap from the Atlantic born storm which brought Syracuse three inches of snow moved slowly to sea off Nantucket today. The Weather Bureau forecast Syracuse could see another inch of snow and a low of 10 above tonight. Tomorrow brings fair, continued cold with a high of 25. Warmer weather is expected tomorrow night as fresh westerly winds diminish tonight.
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Snow Storm Closes Airports and Schools Across Six States
A major early winter storm dumped 10 to 13 inches of snow with drifts up to 48 inches, closing runways and grounding planes. Many schools across six states canceled classes as highways became hazardous and travel slowed. by evening a hard freeze was forecast for New England. Buffalo reported two inches while cities like Rochester Utica Glens Falls and Canton saw four inches Albany seven inches and New York City from 30 to 14 inches. The storm also disrupted rail service and traffic across central and southern regions. Southwest New England endured its heaviest snow of the winter with up to 12 inches in parts of Western Massachusetts and Connecticut.
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Policeman on Sick Leave Fires at Tar Sailor in Tavern
New York reports Paul Lyman a 120 sailor attached to the cruiser Little Rock was shot in the abdomen and critically wounded by a sick leave police officer Michael Bilanchuck 42 in a downtown tavern. Lyman recalls overhearing Bilanchuck discuss communism and being struck with a blackjack before being shot twice as he left the tavern.
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A Cockney Teacher Confuses Spines and Spines of the Back
A garbled quote compares English and American accents. A J Cronin recalls a cockney teacher cautioning about similar sounding words, noting spine as the mid back, and mentioning Franco.
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