Upstate New York Car Crashes Claim Four More Lives
A spate of overnight crashes in upstate New York leaves four men dead and the 84 hour toll at twelve. Three men die when their car hits a utility pole near Sandy Pond Road northwest of Pulaski. another man dies after his car overturns on the New York State Thruway near Canastota. Names include Joseph Lisk Barker 41 of Fulton Fred Weaver 80 of Pulaski Charles Schreiner 47 of Pulaski and John R. Sebring 45 of Cheektowaga. Officials cite fractured skulls and internal injuries and note the crashes occurred as authorities responded to earlier fatalities.
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Sandy Pond
Pulaski
Joseph Lisk Barker
Worth St. Fulton
Fred. Weaver
Charles Schreiner
Schreiner
Route 11
Oswego County
Burch K. Reed
John’ R. Sebring
Heather Rd
Cheektowaga
New York State Thruway
Canastota
Thruway
L. R. Ruhle
J. F. Schuyler
R.K. Zimmer
Sebring
Utica
Central Mall
Lennox Memorial Hospital
S A.m
Byron
Sandy
Pond
Syracuse
Weaver
Sandy Creek
Weston
Woodward
Maurice Weaver
Creek
Franklin Taylor
Vhis
Gene
Gerry Schreiner
Judy Schreiner
Barker
Carther Corp
Margaret, Barker
John
Richard Rossman
Germany
Mary “Barker
Fulton
Ernest Kring
Barbara Barker
Ruth
Strazzante
Virginia
Gardner, Funeral
Supreme Court backs union shop limits across rail and air industries
The Supreme Court overturned a Nebraska ruling and said state right to work laws do not apply to railroad and airline workers. The decision lets unions push shop contracts in 18 states that previously outlawed mandatory union membership and dues.
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Arkansas
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Georgia
Iowa
Louisiana
Mississippi
Nevada
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South Dakota
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Texas
Utah
Virginia
Nixon’s Political Game Highlighted In Editorial
Roscoe Drummond analyzes Nixon’s strategic moves as the nation’s vice president in today’s editorial. Other features appear across pages including Amusements, Junior Set, Bridge, Radio-TV, Classifieds, and Deaths.
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Nixon
Roscoe Drummond
City Life
Anita Ekberg Weds Paratrooper in Florence Amid Delays
In Florence Italy Anita Ekberg and British actor Anthony Steel married after a three hour search for a chapel outside the council chamber. The Swedish star, famed as the Ice Berg, wore a tight wedding gown despite the delay and press scrutiny.
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Florence
Italy
Anita
Ekberg
Anthony Steel
Warm trend to continue with showers likely today
Meteorologist Andy Keller from Hancock Field reports a warm muggy day with scattered showers. High around 78 degrees, with southerly winds 20 to 30 mph. Temperatures expected to run 2 to 6 degrees above normal before cooling midweek and rising again by Friday.
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Hancock Feld
Lake Stward
Syracuse
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Hancock
Forest Blaze Threatens Homes Near Adirondack Village
A forest fire burned about ten acres of pine in the Adirondack mountain village of Witherbee yesterday. The blaze spread to within a few hundred feet of nearby homes before being contained. Local firefighters battled the flames throughout the day.
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Witherbee
Adirondack Mountain
Armed Forces Row Draws Senate Inquiry Talk
Senator Chavez says a Senate Appropriations subcommittee will investigate the armed services over basic policies. Secretary Wilson resists calls for inquiry, claiming solid military advice. Chavez accuses top brass of behaving like prima donnas and plans to grill them. Wilson warns the dispute is a minor hurricane to be stopped from growing.
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Sen. Chavez
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Wilson
Services
Joint Chiefs of
Island Seeks Doctor to Replace Beloved Healer Uncle Dee
Islanders on Hooper Island Chesapeake Bay seek a physician owner to run a general practice serving oyster and crab fishermen and families. The post follows the death of Dr James W W Meade after 46 years of service with no local facilities and nearest care 25 miles away in Cambridge.
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Dorchester
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Island
Baltimore
Cambridge
Three Admit Two Deny in Drunk Driving Court
Five defendants faced charges in Traffic Court. Charley Kelley pleaded not guilty to driving while intoxicated and driving without an operator's license with bail set at 1500 dollars, case set for June 11. Edward Linehan pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and received a 30 day suspended sentence with a 100 dollar fine. Linehan also faced related charges dismissed. Walter Wiley was sentenced to 30 days and fined 100 dollars on two counts of driving while intoxicated and driving without an operator's license. The report notes a collision involving Kelley and a separate incident with Linehan and a police vehicle.
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Truman H. Preston
Charley’ Kelley
Granger St
Kelley
Peter J. Zolik
Stafford Ave
James St
Rudy DiBiasio
Edward RB. Linthan
Linehan
Ambrose
Abert
N. West
W. Genesee Sts
Sigmund Grudzinski
West St
Genesee St
Walter Pz .Wiley
Rochester
Onondaga Penitentiary
Fire in London Tunnels Traps Soldiers
Firefighters battled overnight a blaze 150 feet below central London in tunnels described as an Army transit shelter. Soldiers asleep in the former air raid shelter escaped safely as crews fought the flames through the labyrinth.
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London
INS
Rural teacher awards pupil after arithmetic riddle
A rural schoolteacher gives an A to a pupil for solving a joke arithmetic problem. The question asks what the father would get from selling 1 500 bushels of corn at 2 per bushel. The punchline: the pupil answers with a playful “A new ear.”
Nasser Receives Soviet Made Twin Jet at Almaza Airport
At Almaza Military Airport in Cairo Premier Abdel Nasser accepted a Soviet built Myushin 14 twin jet airplane with 40 seats. The jet, capable of 550 miles per hour, arrived with a formation of MIG jets flown by Egyptian pilots. The ceremony followed a presentation reminiscent of Khrushchev’s similar gift.
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Reece
Russia
Abdel Nasser
Glass Shatters on Broadway Near Macy’s Injuring Five
Four women and a man were cut by flying glass aboard Broadway near Macy’s when about 40 30 cases of carbonated water fell from a delivery truck and shattered.
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New York
Broadway
Macy's Department Store
Jamestown Gunman Hunt Narrows to City West Area
An escaped convict James Carter thirty two and his companion John Dedrick twenty three were pursued by more than two hundred officers through Jamestown and nearby areas. Dedrick was killed when the stolen car crashed in the Boomertown oil and lumber yard. Detectives Earl Stafford and Patrick Whalen were bound in the back seat as the pursuit ended.
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Jamestown
Nay
Here
James “Carter
Rochester
Watkins, Glen
New York
John
Dedrick
Corning
Boomertown
Earl Stafford
Patrick Whalen
Dulles Doubts U.S. Aid on Aswan Dam and China Ties
Secretary of State Dulles said the United States would not participate with Russia in financing the vast Aswan Dam. He noted Egypt’s recognition of Communist China, doubting it improves Red China’s UN chances. He also commented on Khrushchev and Stassen’s discussion of Soviet manpower reductions and urged potential U.N. action on Middle East peace.
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Egypt
Red China
United States
Russia
Aswan Dam
Dullés
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Harold HE. Stassens
Krushchev
Stassen
Eisenhower
U.N. Dulles
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China
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Aswan
Union
Soviet Union
Security’ Council
Middle East
Security Council
New York
Dedrick
Carter
U.N
Sheraton Buys 19 Hotels in Major Expansion
Sheraton Corp of America announced the purchase of 19 hotels from Eugenie C. Eppley for over 30 million dollars and will lease three more under Eppley. The deal includes the 1,500 room William Penn in Pittsburgh and the 50 room Seelbach in Louisville. Sheraton will operate 22 hotels as the Eppley Division with headquarters in Omaha, effective May 31.
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Neb
Sheraton Corp.’ of America
Eugenie C. Eppley
Midwest
Sheraton
Eppley
William Penn
Pittsburgh
Seelbach
Louisville
Ernest Henderson
Company J
Boston
Henderson
Sheraton’.Corp
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