NATO Hears Analysis Dulles Sees Hope Of Reform
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles told the Paris NATO Ministers meeting that pressure by Russians for more freedom could eventually transform the Soviet Union. He warned that newly independent peoples, about a third of the world, may be drawn to Soviet economic and political lures while noting domestic Kremlin pressures to liberalize and grant more individual freedoms.
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Kremlin
Ike May Go To Panama and West Help Change USSR
U.S. statesman John Foster Dulles discussed a potential path to transform the USSR into a society acceptable to the nations. He cited a Kremlin shift and noted hopes to extend NATO cooperation into economic and political areas while addressing Moscow’s outreach to Asians and non-Communists.
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Kremlin
U. S
Dulles
NATO
West
Satellite to circle Earth visible as golf ball sized dot
Dr John P Hagen, Vanguard director, said the first space satellite could be seen from Earth for about an hour after sunrise or before sunset, appearing as a small golf ball at 30 000 feet. He spoke before the Armed Forces Electronics group, noting the project aims for launch between July 1957 and December 1958, with a two week orbital life and a 20 inch, 204 pound craft circling every 90 minutes at altitudes from 200 to 1 500 miles.
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Washington
America
John P. Hagen
Hagen
Vanguard
Armed Forces Communications and
Electr ‘Tronics Assn
Graham Case Nears Jury
The Graham murder trial moves toward jury deliberations in a case where 43 others died in the disaster near Longmont. State troopers volunteers and firemen search riverbanks as attorneys prepare closing statements.
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Saranac
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In Court Five Defendants Face Dwi Pleas and Penalty
In Traffic Court today five defendants faced driving while intoxicated charges. John J. Olah, 38, Watertown, was sentenced to 30 days in Onondaga County Penitentiary and fined $100 after pleading guilty to the Dwi. Others pleaded innocent or were found guilty after trial, including Herman Tanner, 54, Pulaski, whose case had a long delay before a jury verdict.
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Onondaga County Penitentiary
John J. Olah
Grant St
Watertown
Olah
Joseph J. Edwards Jr
Bronson Ra
Nil Salina and
Willow Sts
Ulah
Truman H.praston
LeRoy
C. Walker
N. Townsend
Willam E. O'Donnell
Lennan St
Iriving
L. Logan
R.D
Nedrow
Herman Tanner
Pulaski
Tanner
Atom Blast Opens New Test Series at Eniwetok
Reporters and Civil Defense observers prepared to witness a surface nuclear test on Runit Isle as the United States launches Operation Reiwing at Eniwetok with a first shot due today, weather permitting. The sequence leads to a climax with an H-bomb detonation planned for Tuesday.
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Eniwetok
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mid-Pacific
United States
Eniwetok Atoll
Runit Isle
Civil Defense
Woman fined for parking with sawhorse in Montgomery
Mrs J L Weldon of Montgomery Alabama was fined 1 for placing a carpenter sawhorse on the street in front of her home to reserve a parking space for her son's car. A local officer cited the improvised barrier as unlawful curb occupancy.
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Montgomery
Ala
J. L. Weldon
Prospects for Hariman's Democratic nomination plans
Marquis Childs analyzes Governor Hariman's path to the Democratic presidential nomination. The piece appears in the editorial section, framing the political landscape and potential hurdles. The notice lists other features and page numbers for Amusements, Financial, Bridge, and more.
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Harriman
Marquis Childs
Arab Killed in Clash as Cease-Fire Briefly Holds
An Israeli military spokesman said a Jordanian was killed last night during a clash with an Israeli patrol in the Gilboa Hills after crossing into Israeli territory north of Tenin. A second incident involved Egyptians crossing the front near Gaza. a group of Arabs took crops near Nahal Oz east of Gaua.
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Gilboa Hills
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Israel
Jordan
Tenin
Gaza Strip
Nahal Oz
Gaua
Wet Auto Kills Baby in Carriage in Fatal Crash
Five month old Randy J. Waller was killed when a car swerved onto a sidewalk, struck a baby carriage, and fled. Driver Ernest Barber, 25, of Watkins Glen, faces a driving while intoxicated charge and is held in Schuyler County jail. Two girls, Georgette Clawson and Bonnie Lou Arnold, escaped injury. Clawson aided the baby’s aunt during the crash aftermath.
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Watkins Glen
Georgette Clawson
Bonnie Lou Arnold
Car Crash Claims Fabius Salesman William Dwyer
William F Dwyer a 32 year old salesman from Fabius died instantly in a one vehicle crash on the Oran Delphi Road near Delphi at 2 20 am. He swerved to avoid a crossing car and struck a concrete abutment causing fatal injuries. Dwyer was alone in a 1956 four door car. The animal carcass found in the road suggests a cat may have contributed to the loss of control. Dr Edward Cannon declared him dead at the scene and funeral rites were conducted by Rev Paul Mortineau. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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William F. Dwyer
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Edward BR. Cannon
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Paul Mortineau
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July Draft Call Raised to 13,000
Washington report says the Pentagon boosted the July draft call to 13,000 for the Army, up from 12,000 in May and June and from 6,000 per month in the first four months of the year. The move increases the total rate of inductees by 1,000 men per month.
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Fire wrecks Adirondack hotel in Friends Lake area
Fire early today wrecked the Friends Lake Manor, a 30 room Adirondack resort hotel at Friends Lake. Damage to the two story frame building was estimated at $80,000 by owner Albert Vrana of South Glens Falls.
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Friends Lake Manor
Albert Vrana
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Burglars Chop Door Into San Fernando Liquor Store
San Fernando police report burglars chopped a doorway into the rear of a liquor store on Thursday and took more than merchandise, while the unperturbed store owner Belle said she had always wanted to check the door in the building.
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San Fernando
Calif
Old Belle
New York Telephone seeks 15.8 million rate increase
The New York Telephone Co asked the Public Service Commission for a 15,759,000 rise to cover employee pay hikes and other costs. It marks the third rate increase in three years with only a temporary boost granted. The request would raise monthly party line and rural subs crit by 10 cents, private home lines by 25 cents, and business lines by 50 cents, while denying increases for pay phones, extension phones, or long distance calls. The company notes no link to its bid for a larger permanent 68,850,000 boost and cites wage settlements in early 1960. article continues on page 18.
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New York Telephone Co
Public Service Commission
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New York ‘Telephone
Weather man's forecast falls short for Syracuse
Andy Keller at Hancock Field joked about predicting warm weather for Syracuse but failed. He said tonight will be clear with 36 degrees and tomorrow 48 with a chilly breeze. Frost is forecast for tomorrow night, followed by warmer Sunday and then showers, cooler Monday and Tuesday.
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Andy Keller
Hancock Field
Syracuse
Keller
Eisenhower blasts influence peddling in government dealings
President Eisenhower denounced anyone claiming political influence with government agencies and said such attempts should be banned from contacting officials. He rejected the idea of using Chotiner's influence as a test of air power while noting Russia’s threats and defending Navy strength.
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Eisenhower
Eisen
Nixon
Bom
UD Rednaccines Committee
Chotiner
Russia
United States
Senate Armed Forces
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Pranks Escalate Into Penn Campus Fracas
Philadelphia reports that a spring prank on the University of Pennsylvania campus erupted into a disturbance with about 170 students jailed for arraignment. A roadblock on Locust Street triggered chaos as eggs flew and debris rained down, drawing police and prompting numerous arrests amid a 500-strong crowd.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
S Hospital
Locust Street
Fraternity House Row
Ice Out and Snow In at Saranac
Snow began in Saranac Adirondack town after 9 am with heavy fall at noon. Streets reported covered but driving free of hinderance. Visibility and ceiling zero. Temperature around freezing. No official measurement. fall under an inch at noon. Ice left Lower Saranac Lake yesterday at 7 p m, latest ice out in 50 years per locals.
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Adirondack
Saranac Lake At & P.m
Minister notes welcome for the poor in church
Today’s chuckle recalls a minister telling the church that the poor are welcome at all times. He joked that a morning collection plate confirmed the message as the benevolent attendance arrived.
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