Conflicts cited in ongoing issue noted on page 16
The article notes continuing personality clashes hindering progress and mentions a conclusion on page 16 column 1, signaling a wrap up of disputes and next steps unsettled by the editorial board.
07 Mar 1956
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1956
Page
1
The article notes continuing personality clashes hindering progress and mentions a conclusion on page 16 column 1, signaling a wrap up of disputes and next steps unsettled by the editorial board.
President Eisenhower said Nixon must chart his own political future and that he has no criticism for Nixon as a man or running mate. He would step aside if his fitness to govern deteriorates and would present the issue to the American people. He praised Bulganin’s reaction to the nuclear weapons talks and urged urgent UN action in the Middle East. He noted Bulganin discussed moves at the Geneva summit.
Gov Harriman's budget faces final approval with 2314 million in reductions kept intact after Republican carving. Report notes tension with Democrats and calls for restoring some cuts as lawmakers consider a five year wage and tax plan amid national and international pressure.
New York report shows the wholesale food price index slipped to 6.55 pounds per 31 items, down one cent from the prior week. The drop coincides with broader market readings as Holy Week approaches and Eden’s government faces potential shifts in policy with Britain.
AP reports a New York state sampling finds Ike supporters largely unmoved by health concerns and by the prospect of Nixon as running mate. Republican leaders argue Ike could even widen his 1952 margin. Democrats predict a 1954 style shift to the party in the state. Concluded on pane 19 col 1.
Israel's nationalist Heruth party failed 66 to 113 in a no confidence vote on Premier David Ben-Gurion's government amid tense Middle East talk. The debate followed fears of renewed Arab-Israeli conflict as Cairo hosts leaders from Saudi Arabia Syria and Egypt. Contending plans push for Jordanian alignment with the Arab states as Britain’s Glubb faces dismissal and debate looms.
Avalanches struck three small communities in northern Norway during the night. At least 22 people died with Skredbukt village worst hit where 14 fatalities occurred. Among the dead were several children and women. many men were at sea fishing.
Onondaga County Medical Society, in a meeting at the University Club, unanimously endorsed the Greater Syracuse Hospital Plan after committee modifications. About 150 members approved the report while preserving hospital property under boards and medical staff control, and discussed bed expansion and merger provisions for physicians.
A lighthearted quip notes that wealth won’t win affection as “they won’t go out with you if you’re broke.” The joke plays on money versus romance with a punchy takeaway.
Heavy rains and a thunder lightning storm drenched Syracuse and surrounding counties. .83 inch fell in Syracuse overnight with rain lasting until 7 am. Flooding affected lowlands across two thirds of New York State and caused several Hancock Field flights to be canceled or delayed.
A tornado struck Marion Indiana last night killing one person and sending 22 to hospitals. The storm damaged power lines and forced hospitals to run on generators as doctors treated victims by flashlight. Several injuries occurred in nearby Dunnington and Galveston areas while Marion schools closed.
A hurricane battered north Queensland last night, driving a freighter ashore and destroying a bomber. The cyclone forced a coastal city to evacuate as hundreds of feet of shore were damaged and an estimated 2% million 澳? in losses were reported.
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