West plans three point reunification for Germany
Western Allies pressed Molotov at the Big Four talks to back a 1956 nationwide free election plan to form an all German National Assembly and government. The proposal calls for a four power commission to draft election law and supervise voting, with a January 1956 initial report, aiming to unify Germany under four power oversight.
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Pilotless Plane Escapes and Crashes Near Charleston
A radio controlled target drone launched at Chin Cove, Virginia, broke free from control and flew for hours across the region. The World War I piston engine F6F crashed in wooded Bass Island area of the Santee River near Charleston, causing little damage.
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Neighbors hear radio on full blast from Poss home
Springfield report says Mr and Mrs John Poss explained neighbors heard a loud radio from their house while they were away working. They added their two boxer dogs like to turn on the radio, keeping the rum of the house alive.
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Tucson Center of Electronics Industry Debated
Sylvia Porter discusses Tucson Aziz and its outlook as a potential center of electronics industry in the U S on today's Basteria Page. TALKING IT OVER page 28 mentions other features across the paper including Amusements Financial Bridge Hitler Classified Radio TV Your Money Editorials Sports Letters and Deaths.
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Cy Young Dies at 88 in Newcomerstown Ohio
Denton True Cy Young, renowned as one of baseball's greatest pitchers, died at age 88 in Newcomerstown Ohio. He pitched in 22 major league seasons and appeared in 873 games, shaping the game's history and fostering youth interest in baseball through decades of involvement.
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U S and Russia Grant Clergy Visas Amid Diplomatic Tension
U S and the Soviet Union agreed to issue visas to church leaders, marking a rare clerical visa accord amid long running visa dispute. The move follows prior expulsions and protests linked to the 1933 Litvinov agreement and features Archbishop Boris and other church officials.
Buffalo Chest Campaign Reaches Record Goal in 1955 Drive
Buffalo’s 1955 Community Chest Red Cross campaign reached 4 213 278 at deadline the largest ever pledged in a local drive. Campaign chairman Howard T. Saperston announced the tally as the chest finally met its goal for seven years.
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Expansion Planned as Ward International Buys Prosperity Co
Ward International Corp buys control of Prosperity Co Inc a Syracuse maker of commercial laundry and dry cleaning equipment in a multi million dollar deal announced by Richard Weininger and John A Bouvier Jr The move signals expansion into new fields including water clarification and neutralization of atomic contamination with Prosperity operations centralized in Syracuse and about 1000 employees affected. The Toledo plant of Martin Parry was noted as sold to General Motors.
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Polls show Ike policies win strong support in New York
A survey of 13,899 New York residents by the Republican women's division indicates 77.2 percent back Eisenhower foreign policy and 71.9 percent approve his domestic prosperity effort. Results were announced by Jane Todd, state GOP vice chairman, with mixed reaction across the electorate.
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Atom Bomb Tops Piece In Chess Game In Tokyo Report
Toymakers in Tokyo adapt a one year old military chess, adding three new pieces the atom bomb spy and military police. The atom bomb is rated the most powerful piece equal to the queen while the spy and MP ranking remains undecided.
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Crash Victim Gets Good Break
New York traffic court records show Gypsies accumulating 222 tickets. Gypsy George Lee, 45, plead guilty to 118 park ing violations becoming the citys scofflaw king. Also in court were Big Joe Uwanawich and George Adams with multiple charges. sentences included fines and jail days. The summons bureau reports about 1500 outstanding Gypsy tickets, noting they wander between states confusing enforcement.
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Police Seize Major Heroin Cache in New York Raid
Police and federal agents seized more than 30 pounds of pure heroin valued at about 134 million dollars on the illegal wholesale market and 4 million at retail in a raid on a first floor apartment at 326 West 20th Street New York. Nathan Berman 42 of Manhattan and Anthony J Velucei 31 of Rego Park Queens were arrested on narcotics possession with intent to sell charges. U S Attorney Paul W Williams called the seizure the largest in U S history.
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Visitor Remarks On New Sister Draws Child’s Candid View
The humor strip features Bobbie replying that a new sister is fine but that there are many things they needed more, reflecting a child’s blunt perspective on family changes.
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Israeli repulse night attack near Nir Itzhak in Gaza
Egyptian forces struck Israeli positions near Nir Itzhak on the Gaza frontier as two Egyptian units opened fire with rifles and mortars. Major Dan Gov said Israeli troops repulsed the assault with no casualties, marking a second night of moonlit fighting that risks renewed 1948 era hostilities.
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Egyptian border fighting looms as El Auja heats up
Cairo dispatches report the whole Egyptian war machine moving into top gear for a resumed border clash. Both sides pour men, guns and tanks into El Auja as a major battle raged Thursday. Egyptian sources deny arms from Czechoslovakia and say the initiative will likely come from Israel. In the U S, a legislativeイヤ probe in New York uncovers irregularities in the Niagara Frontier State Parks system. Gov Harriman asks for information as Hanna pledges impartiality.
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Hanna Gets His Hearing and Hanna Speaks
The investigator was not identified by name. Hanna said the investigator requested anonymity. In his statement Hanna said the governor has persistently pursued the matter.
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Weekend Warmup Predicts Warmer Weekend Then Cooler Week
The Weather Man forecasts a pleasant weekend with occasional light rain or snow flurries today and a low of 30 tonight. Saturday will be fair and warmer, high around 46. However, Andrew Keller warns the next five days average three to five degrees below normal, with cold air returning by Monday.
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Crosby Reported Ready to Retire
Hollywood dispatch says Bing Crosby plans retirement after a quarter century as a leading entertainment star. A family source says he will rest after years of work and devote time to his sons Gary Dennis Phillip and Lindsay.
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Hard Realities Dictate India's Inconsistencies
Alexander F. Jones executive editor of the Herald Journal writes from New Delhi for today's editorial page, pondering how India's ideals clash with practices and urging reflection on national conduct.
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Jail For Driver With One Drunken Driving Conviction
Charles Palmer, 43, of 617 E Genesee St, appeared in Traffic Court after pleading innocent to a new drunken driving charge. He pleaded guilty to having no operator license and received a 150 fine and 30 days in jail. Palmer, arrested by Patrolman John Birardi at E Water and S Townsend Sts, allegedly ran stop signs and drove on the wrong side before the incident. Frank B. Smith, 64, of 730 Le Moyne Ave, was found guilty of driving while drunk in Traffic Court, fined 100 and given 30 days with the jail term suspended. he was arrested Oct. 16 after a collision on Park St.
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Townsend Exits in Belgium After Royal Love Rejection
Britain's popular figure RAF Group Captain Peter Townsend left London for exile in Belgium. He boarded a plane at Lydd Airport amid a neutral farewell with no official sendoff or tears. Margaret Thatcher behind the gates at Clarence House remained sheltered as Townsend departed, symbolizing a public end to the royal romance.
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Legislators Seek New State School in Fairmount
State Senator Johns and Assemblyman Hughes along with Senator Rulison testified to support bills proposing a new state school for educable mentally retarded children at Fairmount. The delegation urged closing the Wilbur Avenue facility and cited educational and professional advantages of a centralized modern school, backed by Onondaga County leaders.
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Plumber May Dismantle Window Display Over Traffic
In Grand Rapids Michigan plumbing store owner Gerard Sommerdyke said he may dismantle his window display if it continues to cause trash tie ups. The display is an old fashioned plumbing fixture with a new twist if it's furlined.
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Economic Fate Of Our Colleges series profiles
The Herald Journal Herald American assigns Malcolm Alam to examine 14 private colleges in the Syracuse area. Beginning Sunday the series highlights Clarkson College Colgate University Cornell University Hamilton College Hartwick College Hobart College Ithaca College Keuka College LeMoyne College Rochester University St Lawrence University Syracuse University Wells College and William Smith College, detailing rising costs and financial pressures affecting each institution.
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