Chess Star Woman Vanishes En Route To New York
Mrs. Carl Nye, 48, a leading New York state woman chess player residing at 146 Weymouth Dr, disappeared 11 days ago while traveling to New York City. Her husband reported to police. she boarded a Greyhound on April 27 and was to study at New College, with classes missed the next day. In Florida, a pest trap belt is set across Central Florida to monitor the second Mediterranean fruit fly invasion. The outbreak centers in Dade and Broward, with traps spreading to Polk Hillsborough Osceola Orange Seminole Lake Volusia and Palm Beach counties. no flies found outside Dade Broward as officials try to contain the spread.
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New York City
Ste Chess Association
New College
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William Holden
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Hillsborough
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Orange
Seminole
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Palm Beach
Citrus
Florida
Mye
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New York
New’ York
Tye
Tito Meets Mollet For Peace Talks
Paris reports President Tito of Yugoslavia met French Premier Guy Mollet to press for renewed world peace efforts amid calls by 2000 French students for Algeria to stay under French rule. The visit occurred as tensions rose with nationalist rebels in Africa, and security measures were heightened with guards and protests on the streets.
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Paris
Tito
Yugoslavia
Guy Mollet
Algibas
Abhi Red
Rioledj
Algeria
de Lamong Nations
Robert Lacoste
Rayburn and Martin to Speak at Syracuse Commencement
Democratic Speaker Sam Rayburn of Texas and Republican Joseph W. Martin of Massachusetts will share the commencement platform at Syracuse University on June 4 and receive honorary degrees. They are longtime House leaders who have alternated as speakers when their party controls the chamber.
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House of Representatives
Syracuse University
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Joseph W. Martin
Massachusetts
Herald-Journal
Washington
Harriman
Congress
House
Rayburn
Martin
John Taber
Auburn
Daniel Reed
Dunkirk
Massachusetts Legisighure
Snoving
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Allan Shivers
Rochester
Syracuse
Air Power Increase Revealed for B-52 Bombers
Defense Secretary Wilson told Congress that B-52 production has risen from 12 to 20 per month over the past year. He outlined budget plans totaling about 3 billion dollars for missiles, a 38 percent rise in research funding, and daily military spending around 160 million dollars. Wilson rejected claims the U.S. lags in air power and said production will peak earlier than planned, with a brief delay tied to a minor flaw now corrected.
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Washington
INS
Charles E. Wilson
Russia
United States
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Free World
Congress
Eisenhower
Wilson
Senate Military Appropriations Subcommittee
Uss.a
Curtis E. Lemay
Defense
Ex Buddy Kills Soph at Dormitory in Richmond
James Edward Whitlow, 21, a sophomore at the Professional Institute in Richmond, was found dead in his dorm room after being shot multiple times in the back of the head. Alfred Vischio, 21, of Brooklyn, was arrested about an hour later and charged with first degree murder. Vischio, a former mental patient, had returned to McGuire Veterans Administration Hospital after the shooting and threatened a guard with a revolver.
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Richmond
Professional Institute
James Edward Whitlow
Clover
Whitlow
Alfred Vischio
Brooklyn
McGuire Veterans Administration Hospital
Free Press Parley Closed to Press Bon Voyage
The Columbia Bureau of Investigation sent Mr and Mrs Harry Tra nseminar for the Columbia Policeman given a sendoff on civil rights and freedom of the press as they depart Independence for eight week trip. The press was barred from the closed meeting and the trip includes six weeks in Europe.
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Columbia
Fed! Independence
UINS
Bureau of Investigation
Harry
Transeminar
Europe
Top Doctor James Bennett Dies After Long Illness
Dr. James H. Bennett 47, named 1955 New York State Medical Society outstanding general practitioner, died at his Baldwinsville home after a prolonged illness. He lifelong served as school physician, led the New York State School Physicians Association in 1953 54, and held roles with Syracuse Memorial and Lee Memorial Hospitals. He was honored yesterday at the society convention opening.
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James Bennett
James H. Bennett
New York ‘State Medical Society
Baldwinsville
New York
Bennett
J. Bennett
Syracuse Memorial Hospital
Syracuse Memorial
Lee Memorial Hospital
Fulton
New York State School Physicians Association
General Practice
Onondagas County
New York State Academy of General Practice
New York State Health Officers Association
Indiana primary focus on GOP and Dem votes
Five states held primaries including Indiana Ohio Florida West Virginia and New Mexico with national attention on the Indiana Republican Democrat split. Eisenhower and Keefe’s father factor into watchful vote analyses as results trickle in from Maryland showing Tydings narrowly leading Mahoney in a high stakes Democratic contest for the Senate seat held by Butler.
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Maryland
Millard Tydings
U. S
Senate
Indiana
Ohio
Florida
West Virginia
New Mexico
Eisenhower
Sen
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Atrow
Tydgeings
George P. Mahoney
Butler
Tydings
Mahoney
Baltimore
GOP
Five Hour Vigil Ends as Convicts Free Guard in Prison Bargain
Vancouver Province city editor Bruce Larsen secured a five hour stalemate with convicts at Oakalla Prison Farm after they threatened a guard with a razor and barber shears. Ernest Loveless, held for over six hours, was released when Larsen mediated a peace, amid a tense escape plan tied to an upcoming trial for attempted murder. The event spurred an extra edition of the paper, selling 11,000 copies within an hour.
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Vancouver
B. C
Oakalla
Bruce Larsen
Larsen
Ernest Loveless
Loveless
Robert Tremblay
Marcel Frenette
Charles Talbot
Adi
Tremblay
Frenette
Talbot
Tremway
Chicago
See Tremblay
Supreme Court
Jackson
Olivet’ Baptist
Olivet Baptist
iBon
Church
Jional Baptist Convention
If Dog Didn't iDrive Who Did
A garbled police or crime snippet describes a vehicle theft at an amusement park area. It mentions an editorials touch and a suspect possibly Drummond in a car, with Syracuse teachers referenced and late evening activity near an empty street. The fragmentary text suggests a crime investigation ongoing with uncertain leads.
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Richmond, Watt
Organization For Trade Co
Useos Drummond
Wa Wa Soneeng
Howard J. Carroll
Syracuse
Itsi
Citizens Hear Teachers Appeal for Higher Salaries
About 200 citizens attended a three hour session led by a teachers salary committee to discuss a proposed pay raise. Teachers urged a new minimum of 3200 with a maximum of 8600, arguing current schedules are too low to attract and retain staff. The meeting followed a dinner with consultants and covered employment, editorial notes, and local education concerns.
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Amusements Financial
Bridge 7 Radio-Tv
Ailingham High School
Arey
Washington
Surrey
Imust
Syracuse
Col
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Horse Laughs Last After Car Crash in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles, Superior Judge Joseph W. Vickers recounted a car collision with a horse on Monday. The horse walked away unharmed while the car sustained $415 in damage.
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Los Angeles
Llp
Joseph W. Vickers
Vickers
Tax Trial in St Louis Opens with First Witness
The government will present its first witness today in the tax scandal trial of Matthew J. Connelly, T. Amar Caudle, and Harry L. Schwimmer in U.S. District Court at St. Louis.
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ST. Louis
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Matthew J. Connelly
T. “Amar Caudle
Harry’ L Schwimmer
U.S
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Chuckle Growth: Neighbor’s Garden as Key to Joy
A witty quip notes the best garden pleasure comes from living beside a green neighbor and tending your shared plot. The joke hinges on neighborly cultivation and the humor of proximity shaping delight.
Cold Spring Sets Record Low Amid Alaska-like Chill
A brutal spring cold wave grips the Northeast and parts of New York State with record May lows. Weatherman Andy Keller reports Buffalo, Utica, Watertown and others posting subfreezing readings, while Mount Washington notes zero temps. Two rowers from the West Side Rowing Club, Fox and Schnabel, rescue a man from the Niagara River, and Philadelphia Transit workers face a work stoppage tied to a transport strike amid chaotic conditions.
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Andy Keller
Hancozie Field
John Schnabel
Niagara River
Bird Island
West Side
Syracuse
James Wood
Philadelphia
Phila-Kent
Jelnhia Transportation Co
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