Dope Bust Tangles Syracuse Boxer and Two Men
Syracuse detectives arrested Lawrence A. Robinson a 26 year old boxer known as Al Robbins after a police tip led to marijuana found under a car seat in Sullivan County. Beverly 38 of 111 Thomas Ave remained jailed on a narcotics charge while a third Syracuse man is sought.
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McNutt Dies in New York City
Paul V. McNutt aged 63 former Indiana governor and ex envoy to the Philippines died in a Fifth Avenue apartment in New York City with his wife and daughter Louise present. He had been flown home from Manila during an around-the-world voyage. His cause of death was not disclosed. He had recent years remained active in Democratic Party affairs and had interests in insurance agencies. He rose to national prominence in 1928 as American Legion commander and later served as governor and presidential aspirant.
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French Premier Edgar Faure Likely to Fall Says Marquis Chilis
Editorial page quotes Marquis Chilis predicting the fall of French Prime Minister Edgar Faure in the near future. The item appears on today’s editorial page with a note about Today’s Pictures on page 14.
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Not Guilty Ike Tells Old Squirrel Fancier
President Eisenhower denies ordering a ban on White House squirrels amid a Park mist and green damage. Bernard Baruch, 84, teases Ike about putts while reporters note aides say squirrels were moved without his knowledge. Baruch jokes on a potential second term as Ike deflects.
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St Louis Globe-Democrat Sold to Newhouse Firm
The 103 year old St Louis Globe-Democrat was sold for over 6 million dollars to Samuel I Newhouse of New York. Newhouse already owns several newspapers and media outlets in multiple states. Publisher E Lansing Ray announced the sale and will stay on in her current role.
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What Lent Means to Me by John W. Willard in Syracuse
A Lenten meditation by John W. Willard of Lamson Corp and Syracuse Manufacturers Association. He links Lent to spiritual preparation, Christ's crucifixion and the hope of Easter, urging conviction and strength to endure life’s trials.
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Noodle the wandering dachshund returns home by taxi
In northwest Washington a red dachshund named Noodle, owned by Elizabeth Sher, 12, roams widely but often arrives home by taxi or in the Sher family car. He is famous in the area and even park police have guided him home. A photo arrangement was in progress when a family member spoke from the Sher residence.
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Big Three urged to fix policy for possible talks this year
Senator George of Georgia calls for unity among free world powers and a preliminary Big Three conference with the United States Britain and France after Germany rearmament. Senator Knowland says a pre conference unity and congressional canvass are needed before any heads of state meeting with Russia. Senator Sparkman backs low level exploration and warns about releasing Yalta documents hindering talks.
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Jet crashes into farmhouse. two Japanese killed
An American Starfire jet from Johnson Air Base crashed into a Japanese farmhouse killing two Japanese airmen. The jet exploded, narrowly missing four children in the yard. An Air Force spokesman said a 21-year-old man was injured. Date of the two crewmen not determined.
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Wages Question Folds Into Kitchen Duties
A housewife interviews a prospective cook. They discuss hours and days off and then the applicant asks about wages. The reply depends on whether the tasks involve peeling or unfreezing drinkable items.
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Senate Trips French Reds on Onondaga Lake Shore
Paris reports the French Senate faced violent pro Red disturbances along Onondaga Lake shore with wind driven waves and high water. Officials describe the damage as the worst yet, with 30 to 40 feet of shoreline eroded and waters flooding picnic areas near Willow Bay and Hiawatha Point. Deputy Speaker Yves Esteve delayed a vote until end of general debate while Senator Jean Cha tron urged an immediate amendment to halt arms treaty ratification.
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Republicans Push School Squeeze Play In Albany
Albany reports the Senate Republicans advanced a broad school aid package despite Governor Harriman's expected veto. The omnibus measure includes 1 million for Puerto Rican Spanish speakers in New York City, 1 million for handicapped students, 25 million emergency aid, 10 million for nursing scholarships, and 1.4 million for upstate town roads, funded by a five year equalization plan.
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Little Hope Held For John Davis
Doctors in Charleston hold little hope for the recovery of John W. Davis the 1924 Democratic presidential nominee after pneumonia worsened him in a local hospital. The New York attorney and constitutional lawyer is 72 years old and has shown no improvement in the last 24 hours. In Saigon Indo China Viet Nam rebels threaten a general strike and blockade to pressure Premier Ngo Dinh Diem to concede amid a nationwide crisis risking civil war.
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Scelba Flies To America on Goodwill Visit
Italy premier Mario Scelba left Rome for a goodwill tour of the United States and Canada with Foreign Minister Gaetano Martino. He said the trip aims to strengthen international policy links among NATO allies.
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Gale Delays Queen Mary Transatlantic Departure
A 60 mile per hour gale halts the Queen Mary from leaving Southampton for New York. Cunard Line officials postpone the sailing to tomorrow morning.
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Gas Tax Boost Passes Assembly With Bond Referendum
The New York Assembly approved a two cent per gallon increase in state gasoline tax to take effect next January if a 750 million highway bond issue passes. A three cent diesel tax rise and the bond proposal also cleared, all by 170 to 3, and sent to the Senate for action.
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Governor urges one year delay for auto safety inspections
Albany Governor Harriman calls postponing for a year mandatory auto safety inspections set to begin May 1. He cites high costs to motorists and insufficient qualified inspection stations, urging the Legislature to study the measure further before implementation.
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Get Braced for a Cold Snap Tonight
Al Sadowski of Hancock Field warns of an early spring cold snap from the Dakotas. Tonight brings gusts of wind from the southwest and a drop in temperature to about 17 degrees with a low around 17. Tomorrow's winds shift to the northwest at 15 to 25 mph and a high near 30 degrees.
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Heuss Signs Paris Arms Treaties Amid Challenge
In Bonn Theodor Heuss signed the Paris treaties endorsing West German rearmament within NATO. A suit by opposition Loyalists challenged one treaty the Franco German security agreement in the constitutional court.
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