Raiders Stage Early Morning Invasion At Syracuse Campus
Colgate students returned to Hamilton in disarray after raiders invaded Syracuse University, looted a sorority house, shaved men, and vandalized buildings with paint while an alert fraternity helped thwart a larger plan.
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Hamilton
Syracuse University
Archbold Stadium
Maxing Je
S.A
Sigma Alphas
Comstock Ave
Alpha Chij Gamma Phi Beta
Rho
College Pl
Walnut Ave
Two Freed Till Case Closed No Charge
Two white men are freed of charges in the Emmett Till case after a Leflore County grand jury declined to indict Roy Bryant and JW Milam on kidnapping accusations. A prior murder acquittal left broad questions about responsibility for Till’s disappearance and death.
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Greenwood, Mss
Emmett Till
Chicago
Mississippi
Leflore County
Roy Bryant
Alam
Till
Tallahatchie
Roy Wilkins
NAACP
New York
Milam
Bryant
Young Till
Wilmins
Mamiel’ Bradley
Bradley
Negro Organization
Cal
Sharett Arrives in New York to Seek U S Arms Support
Israeli Foreign Minister Moshe Sharett lands in New York en route to Washington where he is expected to ask for American arms to maintain Middle East balance. He refuses to comment on the Israel Egypt clash and has brief talks with Italian officials in Rome.
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New York
Moshe Sharett
Washington
Middle East
Sharett
Rome
Italy
Eliahu, Sasson
Bartolomeo Migone
Sharrett
State Department
Egypt
Reds aggression exposed in today's editorial page
Today's feature discusses communism and aggression with contempt for Western arguments in Reds, says David Lawrence. The page also highlights sections on Amusements, Hitler, Bridge, Inq. Reporter, Classified, Radio-TV, City Life, College Cost, Debates on Deaths, Women's, Editorials, Sports, Letters, Your Money, and Financial.
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David Lawrence
Hitler
Radio
City Life
Rai
Suspect Arrested In Syracuse Swindle Gang Case
Syracuse served as a meeting and stopover for a gang accused of swindling Rochester industrialist Augustine Cunningham out of 423771 over four years. Postal Inspector Charles Miller tied the group to Syracuse visits and bogus patent schemes tied to a 1929 stock crash. Harold P. Odom, 60, arrested in Maryland for a separate role in the scheme and a linked gambling case, was jailed after release for lack of evidence.
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Syracuse
Rochester
Herald-Journal
Charles Miller
Syracuse 23
Augustine Z. Cunningham
Cumberland
Harold P. Odom
Odom
Maryland
U. S
German Reunification Issue Shelved in Geneva Talks
The Big Four foreign ministers shelved the German reunification item and turned to disarmament after Western allies blamed Russia for shattering the Spirit of Geneva. Molotov resisted and kept the debate open, while Western officials prepared proposals on troop reductions. A lavish Swiss luncheon followed with leaders of the four delegations.
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Geneva
INS
Secon
Russia
Germany
Petitpierre
John Foster
Dulles
Harold Macmillan
Antoine] Pinay
V. M. Molotov
East
West Germany
Xy Molotov
Fliers Saved and Sighted after Ocean Rescue Mission
Three in two last planes sighted after a dramatic rescue operation off Hawaii. The lead and second aircraft reported survivors as crew from the 1708th Ferry Wing based at Kelly AFB aided in the救 return to base. One more survivor was picked up in the sea about 650 miles east of Honolulu.
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Honolulu
Sacramento
Calif
Pacific
Fuckara Afb
Japan
Kelly Afb
Navy
Hawai Wom
Troopers Stage On-The-Spot Justice Drive At Weigh Station
A New York State Police unit led by Lt. Harry A. Scoville conducted a daytime routine check at the Route 5 weighing station in Elbridge. From 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. they inspected 1,300 cars and 200 trucks, issuing 24 violations as Justice of the Peace Fred Wright dispensed on-the-spot judgments.
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Harry A. Scoville
Route 5
Elbridge
Justice of the Peace
Fred Wright
Vote Deals Blow to Sewer Plans
New York voters rejected a sewer bond issue. Mayor Wagner said the defeat leaves the city facing budget holes and forces drastic cuts to proposed construction. Police noted delays as Detroit prepared to vote on Amendment No. 5, which was also defeated.
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New York
Robert F. Wagner
James Shea
Detroit
Wagner
Third Man Misnomer In Libel Row Over Spy Tip
London MP Lt Col Marcus Lipton retracts claim that Harold Philby tipped Burgess and Maclean. Philby challenges Lipton to repeat charge outside Parliament, calling it gossip and libel.
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London
Harold Philby
Guy Burgess
Donald Maclean
Marcus Lipton
Miner Killed in Accident on Last Work Day
George Ili Beckingham aged 55 of Bradley West Virginia died in a rib collapse at Stannord No 2 Mine of New River coal company. Federal and state mine inspectors reported the fatal mishap occurred on his final day of work.
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Beckley
W.va
George Ili Beckingham
Bradley
New River
Egyptian floods leave 4000 homeless as lines break
Torrential rains disrupt railways and telephone links between Alexandria and the western desert in Egypt. More than 4,000 people are homeless and about 80 marooned in scattered villages and oases. One report said a dam built with Pont Four aid burst.
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Cairo
Egypt
Alexandria
General Gruenther to visit United States
Gen Alfred M Gruenther Allied supreme commander Europe will fly to the United States for a week of meetings. He will speak at the Associated Press Managing Editors meeting in Colorado Springs on Nov 34 and at the Dallas Council of World Affairs on Nov 17.
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Paris
Alfred M Gruenther
Europe
United States
Washington
Associated Press
Colorado Springs
Calo
Dallas Council of World Affairs
Publicity on Tax Exemptions Hailed
Washington lawmakers and Treasury officials debated publicity on tax exemptions and government information practices. Representative Moss criticized delays in releasing actions by nongovernmental groups while Undersecretary Morse discussed studies and plans for a more suitable arrangement to balance secrecy and public access. The subcommittee pledged further investigation and press engagement.
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Washington
Moss Agriculture Department
Particu
D-Cahf
Treasury
Isecrecy
Eisenhower presses peace push in Middle East drive
The United States increases pressure on Israel and Arab states to halt fighting and work toward short term ceasefire and long term boundary guarantees. President Eisenhower backs UN ceasefire plans and Dulles boundary proposals with US support and arms for self defense if needed to deter Communist bloc arms. Lehman urges broader strategy.
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Washington
United States
Israel
Middle East
Eisenhower
U.S
United Naions
Egypt
John Foster Dulles
U.N
Denver
Herbert Hoover Jr
$250 000 Heroin Seized in Queens Home
New York detectives raided a 12 room lavishly furnished Queens home last night and reported heroin with a street value of 250000. Occupant James Pagano age 51 was arrested on possession of narcotics with intent to sell.
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New York
Queens
James Pagano
Ike's Last Day at Fitzsimons Before Departure
The 6?year-old president Eisenhower shows a joyous mood as his damaged heart heals in Fitzsimons Army Hospital. With departure planned for about 3 30 a m MST tomorrow he rests amid doctors and nurses and has Sherman Adams as the only official visitor.
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Denver
Deat Eisenhower
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Washington
Hns
Sherman Adams
Texas Towers Rising Off Coast Boosts Coastal Warning System
The Navy awarded a 16.4 million dollar contract to J. Rich and Morrison-Knudsen to build extra Texas towers as part of a coastal warning system. Plans call for several towers near Cashel Ledge off Maine and Nantucket Shoal near Cape Cod, to be manned and operated by the Air Force.
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Washington
the Navy
Inc
New York
Kine Cov
Texas
Cashel Ledge
Portland
Maine
New Yorks
Nantucket Shoal
Cape Cod
J. Rich Air Force
Coastal Steers Inc
Morrison-Knudsen
Woman Sues Mattress Company After Bedspring Impales Her
In Los Angeles a woman sues a mattress maker claiming a steel bedspring pierced her body when the mattress collapsed. She seeks damages of 10 dollars for injuries and property loss including the mattress cover and nightclothes. Weather notes forecast rising temps to 50 with winds and later dismal skies and cooler lows.
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Los Angeles
Syracuse
Tomarraiees
Maederlein
Bear Attacks Boy at Zoo. Polar Bear Killed
A year-old boy fell into the polar bear moat at a Mendoza zoo and was fatally attacked. The bear was shot and killed after authorities arrived. Grandparents and a bus tour group witnessed the incident. The zoo remained closed to the public as officials investigated.
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Mendoza
Argentina
En- Toronto
Henry Juan Jeronimo Rosetta
Government Simplifies Tax Form For Next Year
A humorous item notes the government has simplified a tax form for next year with four questions about income expenses remaining and submission. The joke plays on the brevity of the form.
Onondaga Hotel Sells for 3 Million to Schleifer Realty
Melvin interests announce sale of the Onondaga hotel in Syracuse to L Schleifer Realty Corp of New York for 3 million dollars. Closing set for Nov 21 with earnest money of 50 thousand and 300 thousand cash down, mortgage for 2.5 million. Brokers Potter Real Estate Syracuse and Nordblom Boston handle the deal.
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Myron
Melvin
Onondaga Hotel Inc
Onondaga Hotel
L. Schleifer Realty Corp
I New York
Onondaga Hotel Operating Co
Sol Spiegel
Chicago
Schleifer
Lexington
New York
Syracuse
Potter Real Estate
Jand Nordblom Co., Inc
Boston
United Hotels System
Lewel
IS. Warren
E. Jefferson St
Bank St
Melvins
Myron S. Melvin
On- Jondaga Hotel Inc
Louis Schlesser
Schlesser Realty Corp
Joseph Wolf
All Citizens Serve in Israel Armed Forces
Editorial notes universal service in Israel with citizens called to duty amid national tension. Alexander F. Jones reports from today’s page, outlining a mobilization mood and broader regional implications.
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Israel
Armed Forces
Alexander F. Jones
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