Soda-pop bandit abducts, rapes Syracuse couple on Onondaga Lake Pkwy
State police search for the so called soda pop bandit after he hijacked a Syracuse couple’s car, forced them to drive for hours, abducted a 21 year old Maréville girl, then raped her near Wolcott. The suspect, linked to three East Side store robberies, remains at large as a statewide hunt continues.
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William Nanno
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Barbara Cummings
Martville
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Rain heralds mild, steady showers and Iran tax talks
The U S Weather Bureau at Hancock Field predicts fair to mild tonight with a possible quick warm up tomorrow in Tehran. In Albany, Governor Harriman and Republican leaders resume talks on slashing 50 million dollars from personal income taxes with a deadlock likely to block a general tax cut this year. Bannigan proposed a flat five dollar deduction plus five per dependent, while Republicans push a broader plan.
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Tehran
Iran
Russia
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Albany
Harriman
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Bannigan
Senate
Walter J. Mahoney
The Seven Men and a Dream Behind Crouse Irving Plan
The hospital story in Syracuse centers on seven former Crouse Irving trustees who reject the Citizens Hospital Committee plan. The board split after last August's plan presentation, prompting resignations. The seven vow to block any merge or sale of Crouse Irving property as the community weighs future hospital needs. Concluded on Page 14.
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Greater Syracuse Hospital
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Rhee declines third term bid cites age and duty
President Syngman Rhee announces he will not accept a third term as Korea’s leader. He says he feels responsible for unifying the peninsula after the communist struggle and would prefer a younger successor, leaving room for a potential draft movement if the people demand it. Observers note parallels with his 1952 tactic of bowing to public will before accepting the ballot.
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Syngman Rhee
Republic of Korea
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Liberal Party
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Korea
Eisenhower Sermon Focuses on High Decis ions
President Eisenhower attended a 3 o'clock service at National Presbyterian Church and heard a sermon by Re L R Elson on Alternatives in High Decisions. The address touched on themes of choice and leadership in moments of important policy and personal duty.
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Eisenhower
Re. L. R. Elson
National Presbyterian Church
Todays Features and Page Highlights
A listing of regular sections in todays issue outlines Amusements on page 17 Financial on page 23 Bridge on page 11 Inquiring Classified on pages 24 to 27 Reporter on page 30 City Life on page 15 Music on page 23 Deaths on page 12 Radio TV on page 13 Editorials on page 16 Womens on pages 8 and 9 Letters on page 16 Sports on pages 20 to 22 Education on page 11 Your Money on page 5 Todays Pictures on page 10.
Drunk Driving Charge Denied For LeRoy Mere
LeRoy J. Mere, 50, of 46 Shonnard Street, pleaded not guilty in Traffic Court to driving while intoxicated after allegedly striking a parked car in the 400 block of Shonnard Street. Judge P. Leo Dorsey set bail at $1,000 for a March 27 hearing. The document later mentions a Kara chi meeting about security and wellbeing of the member.
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Shonnard St
P. Leo Dorsey
Yaarch
Kara’ Chi
Dulles Arrives in Karachi for SEATO Talks
U S Secretary of State Dulles lands in Karachi to participate in a three day SEATO Council meeting with foreign ministers and military leaders from America's seven SEATO Pact allies. He expresses optimism that the conference will yield great goodwill.
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Day
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Dulles
Treaty Organization Council
Eden recalls British officers from Jordan amid treaty dispute
British Prime Minister Anthony Eden condemned Jordan's firing of Gen Glubb and ordered the recall of about 150 British officers serving with the Arab Legion. He stated any active officers would be pulled back and future contracts reexamined with Jordan. King Hussein dismissed Glubb Pasha and appointed Rahdi Innab to lead Jordan's forces.
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Anthony Eden
Arab Legion Army
Jordan
House of Commons
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Arab Legion
Hussein
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Glubb Pasha
Rahdi Innab
Jordan Crisis Dominates Commons Debates As Leaders Push Action
Labour leader Hugh Gaitskell urged an early Commons debate on the Jordan situation while Sir Anthony Eden suggested cross‑party unity. The discussion highlighted the Middle East pose and possible effects on regional stability as delegates prepared to discuss the issue this week.
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Tess Cents” Lindstrom
Christian Pineau
Sweden
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Zealand
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Gaza and Galilee violence stirs fears of wider war
Israeli officials accuse Egypt of massing troops in Gaza as fighting flares along the Gaza Strip and Sea of Galilee. Israeli police casualties, a missing officer, and Syrian-Israeli clashes escalate tensions while U N truce chief Burns meets Israeli authorities to discuss the crisis.
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Jerusalem
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Kissufim
Middle East
U. N
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Walter Eyton
Israel Foreign Ministry
Sea of Galilee
Burns
Kennedy longtime Syracuse official dies at 76
Thomas E. Kennedy a former Syracuse mayor and long time city official died at 3 30 am at his home 166 Chat ham Rd He served since 1909 in public works later as city clerk and as first commissioner of finance under the 1938 charter He was 76 born July 1 1878 in Skaneateles and remained active in municipal finance circles through decades Funeral services set for St John the Evangelist Church with a Solemn High Mass and a prayer service at the Burns funeral home Burial is in St Marys Cemetery Calling hours are Tue and Wed 2-4 and 7-9 pm in the Burns home for further arrangements
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Syracuse
Chatham Rd
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St. Joseph's Hospital
Ireland
St. John the Evangelist Church
J. P. Burns & Son
St. Mary's Cemetery
Mr. Kennedy
Skaneateles
Mottville
Onondaga County
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Department of Public Works
Upstate
New York
Faddists and Fads Across Time Say Dr Bogardus
A 42 year survey by Dr Emery Bogardus of USC notes most fads last under a year and those enduring gain utility. He cites revivals like bobbed hair and tortoise shell glasses, while slang fades fastest. Noting lasting fads include wrist watches since 1916 and durable quirks like dating from 1924 and 1931.
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Bogardus
Charlie
Fire claims two lives in Ottawa rooming house
Two people died when a frame rooming house burned in Ottawa. Victims identified as Mrs. Morley Strong, 49, and Michael Denis, about 60, a laborer who had moved in three weeks earlier. The Ottawa fire death toll reached 21 since mid December.
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Ottawa
Morley Strong
Michael Denis
Elephant rescue clears bridge traffic in Davenport
A convoy of exhibition elephants stalled on a Mississippi River bridge in Davenport Iowa. Animal keepers coerced one elephant to dislodge the blocked semi trailer by pushing it forward, freeing the crossing and restoring flow.
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Davenport
Iowa
Mead Pays Tribute To Kennedy As City Mourns
Mayor Mead issued a statement praising Tom Kennedy for his leadership as former Syracuse mayor. He and Mrs Mead extended sympathy to Kennedy's family as city flags fly at half mast through his funeral, symbolizing the community’s grief and respect.
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Mead
Tom. Kennedy
Syracuse
Postal ban on using I for Vancouver Island abbreviation
The Post Office Department ordered employees to stop using the initials I as an abbreviation for Vancouver Island in British Columbia after excessive mail was misdirected to the Virgin Islands in the Caribbean.
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Post Office Department
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British Columbia
Virgin Islands
Caribbean
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