Adlai Storms Big Business Charge At Luncheon
Adlai E Stevenson addressed a Bycuse Democratic luncheon from Pittsburgh by telephone, denouncing the Eisenhower administration as staffed by big business and urging a nationwide radio television address to discuss the Near East crisis. He attacked stock market focus and praised human needs such as education, arguing government should value people as more than dollars.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Bycaeuse
Pittsburgh
Risen
General Motors
IBM
Colt
Salute to Women and City Drive Hits 1957 Fund Goal Progress
Deland D. McCormac announced the fourth annual luncheon in Syracuse to urge rapid fund raising for the United Giving drive. The drive reports 84 percent of its goal of 99,092 with 3,200 women participating. Carrier Corp employees reach 176 percent of quota, totaling 105,211. Public Employes Division leads with 68 percent of its 568,098 target. Onondaga County pledges stand at 78.3 percent toward Community Chest Red Cross needs for 1957.
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Hotel Syacuse
Deland D. McCormac
Generail
Theroiinty
James H.greene
Syracuse
Carrier Corp
United
Onondaga County
We Can: Take It We Can: Take It Weather Outlook
The Weatherman forecasts warm air from the Southland. Showers tonight and tomorrow morning, then sun late tomorrow. Today's high around 67 with a low tonight near 48. Yesterday's rainfall totaled about 0.23 inches.
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Tony
Southland
Lomore
Two Die in Police Chase Crash in Niagara Falls
Police chased a car after a brief pursuit through Lawrence then north to Stamford. A man and a woman, Sharon Hugging 29 and Herthed Priddie 23 of Niagara Falls, were killed in a crash that injured another couple and left the driver Edward Kolomy 28 of Toronto in serious condition.
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Poice
Crase
Jay
Stamford
Sharon
Priddie
Niagara
Paris
Mary Melman
Edward Kolomy
Toronto
Middle East
Davidis
Lawrence
Bombing Assailed Commons in Uproar Over Egypt War
London Britain’s Commons erupted in debate as Labor MPs demanded an answer to the question of the country’s Egypt campaign. The uproar followed discussions on the onslaught and calls for accountability amid the wartime policy.
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London
House of Commons
Britain
Egypt
Labor Party
Eden refusals spark heated Commons clash over war status
Labour leaders Gaitskell and Bevan demand a clear declaration on whether Britain has declared war on Egypt. Eden declines to answer, stating no declaration has been made beyond urging Egypt and Israel to halt fighting. MPs shout for resignation as the Prime Minister endures the fiercest storm of his 30-year career amid calls for a statement on war status.
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Egypt
Hugh Galtsbell
Tie
U.N
Gaitskell
Aneurin “Beyar
Eder
Britain
Israel
Suez ‘Canal
Soviet Urges Bandung Meeting to Back Egypt
Moscow calls for a new Bandung conference to mobilize 24 Asian and African powers in support of Egypt. It brands Israel, Britain, and the United States as responsible for Middle East aggression and calls for an international response coordinated by Bulganin and Voroshilov in letters to Nehru and Sukarno.
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Dunestely
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Kality
United States
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Jawaharlal Nehru
Voroshilov
Klimenti
Sukarno
Three U.S. scientists share Nobel Prize in physics
East and West Berlin and Brussels cables note the Nobel Prize in physics awarded to three U.S. scientists for transistor development. The report links Cold War tensions to scientific achievement, citing government and academic figures, and mentions Bandung and regional political strife affecting universities and education policy.
Poll Shows Ike Gaining In Syracuse
The New York Daily News straw poll reports in Syracuse that Eisenhower leads with 65.9 percent to Stevenson 34.1 percent from 769 tabulated straws. statewide, 50.4 to 40.6 percent from 24,590. plan to reach 30,000 as returns continue through Saturday.
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Today’s Chuckle About Flooded Cars Gets Burp Bonus
A lighthearted note jokes that flooding a modern sports car’s carburetor would cause the car to burp and metaphorically spill over, playfully imagining an impossible reaction to vehicle fuel issues.
Hungary Withdraws From Warsaw Pact And Seeks Neutral Path
Premier Nagy announced to the Soviet ambassador Hungary would withdraw from the Warsaw Pact and pursue neutrality. He protested Soviet troops entering Hungary and asked the UN for protection of neutrality. Budapest saw a brief lull in gunfire while daily life remained disrupted and streets filled with people.
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Encouraging Was Last Night Haltoyween Pirgnen Not Believed
A fragment describes a night marked by no alarms and five men left bewildered in the city. The report notes officials or observers reacting to an event described as Haltoyween or Pirgnen with disbelief.
Admiral Dufek Becomes First To Land At South Pole
Rear Admiral George Dufek piloted a Navy R4-D ski plane from McMurdo Sound to the South Pole early today, landing at midnight EST and spending 43 minutes at the bottom of the world. He became the first person to touch down at the pole, following two prior overland expeditions by Amundsen in 1911 and Scott, who died during his attempt.
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Ril
South Pole
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Newton Kraus
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Antarctica
Dufek
Pole
Israelis Claim Foe in Retreat Across Sinai
London reports nonstop British and French air strikes on Egyptian airfields and raids along canal crossing points. Cairo says air and sea actions blocked the Suez Canal and cut oil shipments to Europe. Israel claims Egyptian troops are retreating in the Sinai Peninsula as clashes continue near Ismailia.
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UN General Assembly Opens Emergency Session on Middle East Crisis
U N leaders convened the first emergency session in history to address the escalating crisis. Britain and France warned of action while the United States Russia and others urged restraint and an end to fighting. Cairo reported air raids and diplomatic moves included Britain and France seeking broad action, with Yemen and Jordan altering relations as the canal threat loomed.
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