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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1955
Page
7
Barbara Burns Higgins a 21 year old nurse was beaten on the University of Buffalo campus last night by a young man who fled after her scream. She was taken to Sisters Hospital for treatment.
About 8,000 members of the CIO United Automobile Workers walk off the Brook Park foundry and two engine plants at Ford in suburban Cleveland striking yesterday over contract disputes. The action disrupts production and signals broader labor tensions at the plant.
West German Chancellor Adenauer urged the United States and Russia to reach agreement on control of the hydrogen bomb as an essential pre condition to ending the Cold War. The report also notes Nixon's remarks on Eisenhower reelection and Pope Pius XII turning 79 amid his 16th election anniversary.
London AP report says Western allies plan to press the Soviet representative at the five power disarmament conference at Lancaster House to choose between secrecy and a propaganda free-for-all after Moscow broadcasts exposed details of Soviet proposals. The conference resumes at 3 30 P M with the United States Britain Canada and France prepared to demand a firm stance on secrecy. The Breach sparked concern about possible deadlock in negotiations.
Joseph J. Fried won a divorce yesterday claiming that a man living with the couple would sic the family dog on him whenever he hugged his wife. Fried said the two men were sheltered for years and helped by his wife who paints pictures they sold. the Frieds have been married 31 years.
Republican majorities in the Legislature plan to drop rent control in upstate communities while allowing localities to reinstate the curbs. The state rent control law will continue two more years with upstate exemptions and NYC to keep tightened controls. Assembly Speaker Heck notes Monroe and Erie counties have not decided on lifting the controls.
News dispatches from Espirito Santo state report unusually heavy earth tremors in three eastern coastal cities just before 9 PM. No casualties were reported in the area as of night.
South Korean Army headquarters officially returned to Seoul today after five years in Taegu about 250 miles south of here.
The Protestant Episcopal Church in America began at Woodbury Connecticut in 1873 with Samuel Seabury named as the first bishop.
Obituary notices list deaths of Dr Paul L. Garrett 61 president WK State College Bowing Green Kentucky Dr Fred F Bays 72 Indiana Democratic leader and dog and pony show operator Sullivan Indiana Frank D Hale former Dayton mayor 1922 1926 and grocer Auburndale Florida Dr Samuel Laronsal 54 pulp and paper authority head USDA North Utilization Research Peoria Milton Lazarus 56 NY playwright turned LA press agent in Los Angeles California
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