Eisenhower backs Dulles on atomic war in conference
President Eisenhower reiterated support for using atomic weapons against strictly military targets. He aligned with Secretary Dulles who stated tactical atomic arms could be employed in major U.S. military conflicts. The remarks imply future wars may be atomic to some extent and touched on stock market concerns and economic confidence.
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Washington
Fisthower
Eisenhower
State Dulles
United States
Dulles
Finnish Seamen Strike Threatens Aruba Jet Fuel Cargo
The Finnish Seamen's union announced the Aruba crew will strike rather than sail to Communist China with jet fuel, citing Nationalist-Chinese threats and UN bans. The ship may head to safer waters or Indonesia for redeployment. the crew refused to sail beyond Singapore.
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Helsined- Finland
The
Finnish Seamen’s Union
Aruba
China
Singapore
Indian Ocean
Re-Be Shipping Co
Indonesia
Constanza
Black Sea
Red China
U.S
Formosa
Hong Kong
Reds
Wiima
Shanghai
Ego
United States
Gunnar Damstroem
Hainan
South China
Seamen’s Union
Union
Lets Freeze Some More Lets Freeze Some More
Central New York braces for freezing nights with temperatures dropping to 24 tonight and 20 tomorrow as a cold front moves in. A warming trend is expected by Friday. Winds shift from northwest to small changes as Onondaga Lake sees high waves and park areas report flooding from the latest storm.
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New York
U. S
Hancock Field
Mercury
Andrew Keller
Keller
Onondaga Lake
Today’s Features Preview and Page References
The page lists features across sections including Amusements Graham Bridge India Prince Classified Your City Life Money Deaths and Editorials with page numbers for each, plus a note that Today’s Pictures appears on Page 26 and Radio TV of Financial on Page 41.
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Graham
Junwr
TV of Financial
Ing. Repter
Teen girl driver in crash faces DUI charge and bail
Miss Dixie Louise Hall, 19, of 736 James, posted $1,000 bail after allegedly renting a car, driving intoxicated without a license, and leaving the scene on Walton Street. The rented car struck a parked car owned by Francis Fitzpatrick, 50, at 200 block Walton, and was reported after a general alarm. A hearing is set for March 24 before P. Leo Dorsey.
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Dixie Louise Hall
James Jr
Edward Corbett
James Dixon
Franklin St
Walton St
Francis Fitzpatrick
Juror Dropped In Minot Jelke Trial
A juror named Max Cohen was removed after a reporter questioned him about real estate holdings. Ernest G. Wheeler, a postal clerk, replaces Cohen as an alternate juror. trial proceedings were delayed but will continue.
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New York
Minot
Max Cohen
Ernest G. Wheeler
Cohen
What Lent Means to Me Season Affords Time
The article presents a Lenten message by Jhrea, chairman of the Lutheran Laymen's Movement for Stewardship, urging personal soul-searching and renewed faith during Lent. It argues faith strengthens national character and guides daily life toward Jesus Christ’s teachings.
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Syracuse
Jhrea
Lutheran Laymen's Movement For Stewardship
United Lutheran Church In America
Jesus Christ
Eisenhower Tax Row Shifts Back to House in Tax Vote
Senate support for extending corporate and excise tax rates faced a House battle as Democrats failed to push a $20 tax cut. Five Democrats joined 45 Republicans to defeat the Johnson plan, signaling a political victory for Eisenhower allies and a looming House conference.
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Washington
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Byrd and Robertson
Virginia
Ellender
Louisiana
George
Georgia
Holland
Florida
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Langer
R-Ind
Johnson
Finance Committee
Joseph W.martin, Jr
Massachusetts
Senate House Conference Committee
Ike Gets Load Of Shamrocks
Washington reports President Eisenhower will have a shamrock on St Patrick Day a shipment from Ireland arrives today Joseph D Brennan counsellor of the Irish embassy presents the plants along with a Waterford glass bowl moss and a lump of emerald isle Brennan plans to distribute shamrocks to Congress from the Walsh farm in County Waterford Ireland
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Ireland
James J. Walsh
County Waterford
Democrats extend power in Solvay and North Syracuse
In Solvay, Mayor Stanley Major and three Democratic trustees won reelection, extending Democratic control. In North Syracuse, Democrat James J. Barry narrowly defeated Warren Johnson by seven votes. Republicans gain 3-1 control of the village board with Thomas Richards and Clifford Bigeral joining. Gordon Cushman won a solo seat for the GOP.
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Syracuse
Solvay
James J.barry
North Syracuse
Othe Village
Stanley FE. Major
Major
Barry
Warren Johnson
Johnson
G.O.P
Thomas Richards
Clifford Bigeral
Gordon Cushman
Carl H. Tows
Ley
Stock Market Hearing Signals Boom to Doom Discussion
The Senate inquiry warns of a stock market boom to doom risk while suggesting the market has merely caught up with the economy. Witnesses discuss whether current gains reflect real growth or an impending crash and compare today with past crashes.
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Washington
Senate
Wall
Stocks Still Recovering From Morning Rally Slumps
New York markets extended a recovery with gains around four dollars per share for leaders like Bethlehem Steel General Dynamics American Telephone Kern County Land Sears Roebuck and Texas Co. Prices moved up in early trading but later faded from the day’s highs as turnover slowed and many issues slipped below their best levels.
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New York
Bethlehem Steel
General Dynamics
American Telephone
Kern County Land
Sears Roebuck and Texas Co
High Prices Cut U.S. Coffee Use
U S coffee consumption fell by 2.2 pounds per person last year as the Commerce Department noted resistance to rising prices. Civilian use stood at 14.7 pounds per capita, down from 16.3 pounds in 1953.
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Washington
INS
United States
Commerce Department
Watson
Mount Morris mayoral tie under review after 419 votes each
Proper procedure to settle the mayoral election tie is being studied in Livingston County Village MT. Morris. Republican incumbent Craig C. Shurtleff and independent Sera fine J. Ladella each polled 419 votes yesterday.
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MT. Morris
Livingstone County
Craig C. Shurtleff
Serafine J. Ladella
New York Extends Daylight Time to Late October
The New York City Council passed a bill extending daylight saving time to October 30. Mayor Wagner is expected to sign. If statewide, daylight saving would become mandatory from April’s last Sunday to October’s last Sunday, repealing local option rules.
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New York
Robert F. Wagner
Edward A. Cunningham
Bronx
State Senate
Assembly
Food Price Index Drops to 6.53 in Declining Week
New York wholesale food prices measured by the Dun and Bradstreet index fell to 6.53 this week, the lowest since November 1953. It marked the seventh straight weekly decline, down from 6.35 a week earlier and 6.12 a year ago, with the last 6.53 reading dated November 24, 1953.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet
Blessed are those that circle aimlessly for they are Big Wheels
A brief quip labels wandering individuals as Big Wheels who go around in circles, implying a playful, self-deprecating jab at aimless behavior. The line uses a mock biblical cadence to punch up the whimsy.
Bevan expelled from Labour in Commons vote
In London the Labour Party votes 141 to 112 to withdraw Bevan’s whip and remove his party label. Bevan, 57, vows not to seek reinstatement, and the split signals tensions over hydrogen weapons policy and a possible setback for Labour against Churchill’s Conservatives.
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Jeromy Bevan
Clement R. Attlee
Bevan
Attlee
Bevall Ie
Labor
Churchill
Laborites
Nationale
Britain
Watchman Found Slain in Rochester Presbyterian Institute
A 35 year old night watchman Stanleyyie was bludgeoned and stabbed to death in a second floor hall at the Brick Presbyterian Institute Rochester. The victim had only two weeks on the job and was found by a laundryman after a struggle with an unknown assailant. Police say he was beaten about the head with a large can opener and stabbed in the abdomen and right side with a knife sharpener. The four story building houses offices and 75 residents on the top floors. Earlier reports noted sermons criticizing crime prevention in Rochester.
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Rochester
Presbyterian Institute
Stanleyyie
President Eisenhower Visits National Flower Show
Washington report describes a chaotic scene at the National Flower Garden Show as President Eisenhower tours the District of Columbia armory. Garden club ladies, photographers, and onlookers create a frenzied spectacle with alligators shown to the Chief Executive.
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Washington
United States
Mr. Eisenhower
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