State Thruway Authority backs Syracuse north south expressway
The State Thruway Authority preferred a north-south expressway through Syracuse but said it cannot be self liquidating as a toll facility in the near future. A 38 mile Syracuse to Pulaski section might be the only stretch with that potential. Cost is estimated at 129 221 000. Further field surveys borings and revenue studies are needed to decide the self liquidating status. The report cites a 10 year highway program funded by a 750 million bond issue and President Eisenhower's national program as influential developments.
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Albany
State Thruway Authority
Syracuse
Harriman
Pulaski
Pennsylvania
Authority
New York
Syracuse-Pulaski
State Temporary
Tipsy Driver Fined 100 After Guilty Plea in Traffic Court
A motorist pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated in Traffic Court and received a 106 fine with a 30 day suspended sentence. Judge P Leo Dorsey presided in Preston while Traffic Court Judge Tragant was on vacation.
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P. Leo Dorsey
Preston
William J. Hunt
Beach Vd
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Theodore Scott
E. Castlesi
S. State St
Cortland
S. Salinasis
Scott
Hunt
Catherine M. Goss
Lodi St
N. Salina St
Editorial Page Highlights On Mortgage Discounts
Today’s editorial notes no down payment mortgages are discussed by Sylvian Porter. Other regular features appear across Amusements Financial Atomic and more. The page also lists sections for Deaths Music Radio-TV Letters Women’s and Sports with pictures on page 2.
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Amusements
Financial
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Bridges
Governor Intervenes as Nebraska Convicts End 65 Hour Prison Revolt
Gov Victor E Anderson took control at the Nebraska State Penitentiary as eight rebels surrendered after 65 hours. He freed two guards Eugene Swanson and Warren Miller and another prisoner, then negotiated with four convicts who faced 15 days in the hole plus 60 days solitary confinement. The hostages shared a meal with their captors during the standoff.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Eugene Swangon
Werren Miller
Gov. Anderson
Anderson
Nautilus skipper cites 3000 miles logged on atomic submarine
Commander Eugene P. Wilkinson announced the Nautilus has logged more than 3000 miles with hundreds submerged and called the submarine revolutionary and amazing in performance. He noted minor bugs during trials including five electrical flaws and a loose gear casing as builders trials wrap up and a Navy board demonstration is planned.
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Groton, Conn
Jon & Gear
Wilkinson
Navy
Board For Inspection and Survey
Ex-Soviet Captive Fined as AWOL
Pvt. William A. Verdine, a Soviet prisoner for six years, was fined 396 by a military court for being absent without leave. He faced possible six months jail, dishonorable discharge and forfeiture of pay. The 28 year old from Starks Louisiana will not receive Army pay for time in Red prisons, with pay beginning January 20 1955.
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Frankfurt
Germany
William A. Verdine
Starks
Degin
Berlin
Cottages toppled into Lake Ontario at Rainbow Shores
Severe winds and record high water level in Lake Ontario destroyed several cottages in the Rainbow Shores area near Pulaski. The first cottage loss was T. P. Dixon of Syracuse on Wednesday night. others owned by Anthony Ruf, Floyd Carpenter, and Walter Lang were demolished over the weekend. About 20 camps line the shore and a 100 foot access road is washed out by debris and ice.
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Pulaski
Lake Ontario
Rainbow Shores
T. P. Dixon
Syracuse
Edward Kapesser
Anthony Ruf
Manlius
Florida
Floyd Carpenter
Walter Lang
South Sandy Pond
Britain Joins Near East Pact
London reports Foreign Secretary Sir Anthony Eden announced Britain would join the Turkish Iraqi mutual defence pact. He said a separate defence cooperation pact with Iraq was started in Baghdad this morning.
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London
INS
Anthony Eden
Britain
House of Commons
Iraq
Baghdad
Fourth grader puzzled by long division joke
A fourth grade student struggles with long division while the test paper bears a printed quip in neat lettering saying IT can spell chrysanthemum, adding whimsy to a math moment.
Titusville mother plans home delivery of eighth child
Mrs Ellerbe W. Carter Sr of Titusville expects her eighth baby in April and intends to deliver it herself with minimal assistance. She describes childbirth as natural and painless, using whisky highballs to relax, then immediately returning to family duties. Her husband Ti is a retired general and local official.
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Titusville, Fla
Ellerbe W. Carter
Apri
Pact 4
Carter
Titusville Lions Club
Compromise Reaches State School Aid Deal in Albany
Governor Harriman and Republican leaders reached a closed door compromise to end the feud over education funding. The agreement leaves Harriman with about two million of the five million he sought, plus a plan to add one million for non English speaking children. Adjournment was set for Saturday as part of the package.
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Albany
Harriman
Flood Threat Rises as Temperatures Climb This Week
Weather forecast shows temperatures rising from the mid-40s to 50 tomorrow and near 60 Friday with rain likely to hasten snowmelt. Officials study flood potential along Seneca Oneida Ostero rivers as Niagara Mohawk surveys 28 points to gauge risk and water release.
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Andrew P. Keller
Seneca
Onekla
Ostero
Lake Ontario
Barnes
Niagara Mohawk
West Canada Creek
Hamilton County
Racquelle
St Lawrence County
Crash Kills Syracusan Charles Bailey in Route 13 Collision
Syracusan Charles S. Bailey 64 of 908 Crawford Ave. died instantly in a Route 13 crash near Elmira when his southbound car swerved to avoid a stopped truck and was hit by a northbound 15 ton truck. Willis E. Nave of Horseheads drove the northbound truck. Bailey worked as a sales representative for Oberdorfer Foundries and Oswere Casting Corp. His body was taken to Mogros Funeral Home El Mira. wife Ellen J. Bailey survives.
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Charles S. Bailey
Crawford Av
Emira
Bailey
Horseheads
Trafic
Willis E. Nave
General Ice Cream Corp
Af lElmira
ML EL Pitlman
Oberdorfer Foundries, Inc
Oswere Casting
Lockwood Quits State Posts in Resignation Flurry
Paul E. Lockwood resigned from his post as a member of the State Public Service Commission and as a non salaried member of the Saratoga Springs Authority. He will join Schenley Industries as vice president in charge of public policy, ending a term that would have run to 1963. The moves allow Governor Harriman to appoint replacements.
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New York
Paul £. Lockwood
Dever
Asn
State Public Service Commission
Schenley Industries
Tno
Lockwood
Harriman
Saratoga Springs Authority
Revolt fears deeper fighting in Saigon after 100 killed
Saigon braces for new clashes after a revolt against Premier Ngo Dinh Diem cost over 100 lives. Nationalist troops secure key city points while Binh Xuyen forces remain alert. Diem assumes Defense Ministry, praising the army after repelling palace and police attacks amid talks with Gen. Collins and Gen. Ely.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinah Diem
Viet Nam
Diem
Defense Ministry
Ho Thong Minh
Binh Xuyen
Paul Ely
Indo-China
Binh Kuyen
U. S
Lawton Collins
Eisenhower
Dears
Eisenhower Rebukes War Talk Over Quemoy Predictions
President Eisenhower urged an end to speculative war talk and said he has no information that China plans an early attack on Quemoy and Matsu. He hinted at criticism of Admiral Carney for predicting a mid April strike and stressed no crystal ball exists for forecasting war. The press conference left open whether further comment would come on the dispute.
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Washington (P
Eisenhower
Quemoy
Matsu
Adm
Robert B Carney
Naval Operations
Carney
Matsus
United States
Carneys
Mars
United
Bevan Back On Toe Line In Labour Plot
London British Labour Party leaders dropped plans to expel left winger Aneurin Bevan and secured promises he will toe the official line in the run up to a general election possibly this summer or fall. Bevan remains formally on the party’s blacklist but reinstatement seems only a formality after a three hour meeting.
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London
Labor Party
Aneurin Bevan
Bevan
Parliamentary
Labor
Pariament
Cement Attlee
House of Commons
What Lent Means to Me in Syracuse Series
A Lenten message by a Syracuse layman urges Lent as a period for growth and doing good. It frames Lent as a time for dol not dont and seeks abundant life through kindness, thoughtfulness, prayer, and closer calls with God.
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Than
Syracuse
Jesus
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