First New Hampshire 1956 Primary Opens Quietly
The New Hampshire primary test begins as Millsfield and Ellsworth report early results. Millsfield splits four votes between Eisenhower and Stevenson. Ellsworth records five for Eisenhower and one bank vote. Kefauver and Eisenhower are listed on the ballot. Stevenson and Harnan appear as write ins in Millsfield.
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Manchester
N. UE
New Hampshire
Millsfield
Ellsworth
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Sen
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Stevenson
Averell Harnman
New York
Millsuola
Too Many Jobs To Handle He Wins A Helper Corfu
Leonard J Gardner of Genesee County village returned to work after a 10 day suspension as police officer crossing guard and water meter reader plus other duties. The Village Board cited dereliction of duties and hired an assistant to run the water system. A heated dispute over the suspension led to formation of a new Peoples Party and a slate of candidates this year.
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Corfu
Leonard J. Gardner
Genesee County
Gardner
Harold M. Lawrence
Village Board
Peoples Party
Greeks Seek UN Action On Cyprus Crisis 1956
Greece urges UN General Assembly to intervene over Cyprus as anti British strike disrupts commerce for a second day. Archbishop Makarios arrests spark protests. Greek leaders demand US pressure on Britain and renewed negotiations.
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United Nations Uns
Greece
United Nations
Cyprus
Christian X. Palamas
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Nicosia
Britain
Makarios
union-vilth-Greece
State Department
Washington
United States
Spyros ‘Theotokis
Mediterranean
Thestokis
Geece
Sadut
Constantine Karamanlis
U. S
Free World
Maharios
Westinghouse Talks Resume and Jordan Ouster Tensions
Dispatch from Washington details Gen. John Bagot Glubb recounting his dismissal after 26 years in Jordan. King Hussein arrives in Amman with Arab Legion to replace ministers and officers, issuing orders to execute the king’s policy, amid cabinet upheaval. Also notes House vote delaying tax reductions to balance the 1957 budget.
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Gen. Glubb
Jordan
Arab Legion
Ty King Husein
John Bagot Gli
Mander
Mier
King
Berlain
Delout
House
Washington
INS
Senate
Esenhower
Reading problem discussed in Syracuse schools and beyond
A discussion on Johnny non-readers, roots of poor literacy, and the long standing challenge in Syracuse and nationwide. Teachers note the issue as a major problem, referencing Horace Mann and classroom groups in Mrs. Mary Gillette’s first grade as illustration, with a hint of continuation on page one.
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Syracuse
Horace Mann
Drunk Driving Cases Hear Verdicts in County Court
Five drunken driving cases were heard with one man receiving a 100 day sentence. Lloyd D. Downing, 44, of Liverpool, got 100 days in the county pen and license revoked after pleading guilty to intoxication. John D. Wirsig, 24, received a 30 day suspended sentence and a $100 fine for an auto crash involving Edward Kohler Jr. Two charges were dismissed. Jack T. Berg, 21, Rochester, pleaded not guilty and bail set at $1,000. Concluded on Page 15, Col. 2
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Jessé E. Cantor
Oswego Blvd
Buckley Rd
Liverpool
John D. Wirslg
Jack T. Berg
Rochester
Auto Found Partly Submerged in Susquehanna River
A car believed to be owned by residents of Binghamton was found partly submerged in the Susquehanna River yesterday. Police reported the auto located near riverbank, with likely owner identification pending further investigation.
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Binghamton
Lane Denies Tax Evasion In Federal Indictment
U S Representative Thomas J Lane of Lawrence pleaded innocent to a three count federal income tax evasion case accusing him of evading 38543 from 1949 to 1951. Judge Charles E Wyznanski set bail at 1000 and the arraignment was delayed as Lane and his lawyer reviewed the indictment. The grand jury last week indicted Lane for allegedly filing false and fraudulent joint returns for himself and his wife. she was not indicted.
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Boston
LLP
U. S
Thomas J. Lane
D-Mass
Lane
Lawrence
Charles E. Wyzanaski Jr
Thail
C. Keele Hurley
Nixon and Eisenhower hold private half hour talk
In Washington, Vice President Richard M. Nixon met privately with President Eisenhower for about thirty minutes. No White House statement followed, and Nixon remained with Republican congressional leaders after the discussion to talk in private about his political future.
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Washington
INS
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
White House
Nixon
Nian
Reputiican
Spring Gets A Setback
Central New York sees rain and snow through the next five days as Hancock Field Weatherman Andy Keller notes a weekend continuation. Expect occasional snow flurries tonight and tomorrow with little temperature change, colder Friday, and precipitation totaling a quarter to three quarters of an inch. Temperatures run three to six degrees below normal.
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New York
Hancock Field
Andy Keller
Eller
Harriman Veto Sticks Tax Cut Dead in Albany Fight
The Senate failed to override Gov Harriman s veto on a 50 million dollar state income tax cut. Republicans said they would push the issue in campaigns and allocate relief to schools and highways. Harriman favored a plan with 40 million in aid and opposed the GOP 60 dollar cap while endorsing a long range highway financing proposal. Senate Republicans lost the vote 33 to 23, a two thirds requirement, leaving the veto in effect.
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Albany
7 Harriman
Walter J. Mahoney
Senate
Assembly
Oswald D. Heck
Harrimen
GOP
Harriman
Dietendorf Commission
Commission
Hartiman
Tokyo Rose Faces Oust.ter in Deportation Action
Iva Toguri D Aquino known as Tokyo Rose was ordered to depart the United States or face deportation. INS Chicago district director Robert H. Robinson notified her she must leave voluntarily by April 13 1956 or a deportation hearing will be scheduled. She has been living with her brother in Chicago since release from Alderson federal prison after treason sentence.
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cmcaGo
INS
Iva Toguri D'Aquino
Pacific
United States
Robert H. Robinson
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Chicago
Hvoman
Immigration Service
Army to draft 12,000 in May raise enlistment pace
The Army issued a request for 12,000 draftees in May doubling the rate of inductions set for the first two months of the year. The increase would allow releases for about 8,000 soldiers in June, a month early from their service terms.
Today’s Chuckle Intervals Punchline
A reader joke asks what the husband does for work and the reply is intervals. The quip plays on timing and pauses, delivering a quick笑 line for the day.
Central Seeking Injunction Over Railroad Walkouts
The New York Central Railroad won from Federal Judge Claiborne a temporary order to halt walkouts by freight handlers in five cities over new work schedules that cut Sunday overtime pay. A hearing on a preliminary injunction is set for Tuesday, March 27, with the order covering the NYC system. William J. Winston said the stoppage would be called off immediately.
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Cleveland
New York Central Railroad
Clais
Brotherhood
Ramroad
McNamee
NYC
William J. Winston
Brotherhood of Lines
Buffalo
Idle freight cars swell New York Central Syracuse yards
New York Central Railroad in Syracuse reports 165 freight cars tied up today, including 134 from yesterday. About 250 workers reported at Utica terminal but left after learning the railroad would not meet demands, with 400+ cars idle in Utica yards. No perishable merchandise is in Syracuse cars. officials receive frequent freight inquiries from local businesses awaiting deliveries.
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New York Central Railroad
Syracuse
John W. Hobb
Railway and Shipping Clerks Union
New York Central
Hobbs
Utica
Daniel Shields
Mary Stark Knowlton dies at 104 in Rochester
Mrs. Mary Stark Knowlton died at her Rochester home yesterday at age 104. She was born in Mt. Morris, just south of the city. There were no immediate survivors.
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Rochester
Mary Stark Knowlton
What Lent Means to Me Ideal Lenten Reflection Card
A Lenten message urges self examination by leading laymen of all faiths. It advises reflecting on past actions, setting goals, and making changes to live as true Christians. The season offers an opportunity for clear self reform and moral reset.
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