Lower Level Flooded At Memorial After Thunderstorms
A wall of water cascaded into the Onondaga County War Memorial during violent storms, flooding the lower floor and splashing steam pipes. Outside, manhole covers popped as Ice Capades equipment worth $200,000 was removed two hours earlier. Public works crews were alerted as flash floods and street flooding occurred on S. Salina, Eastwood, and W Genesee streets.
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Family of Five Shot to Death and Four Burned
Milwaukee police say a man shot his wife and three children in their Buckethal home and then killed himself after a fire at his plumbing shop. Bodies were found in upstairs rooms, with the woman and children reportedly covered with oil and set ablaze. Buckethal was also dead from a gunshot.
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Ike Goes to Gettysburg to recuperate and decide on term
President Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower left for a six week stay at the Gettysburg farm in Pennsylvania. The trip marks a period of recuperation after his heart attack and could influence his plans for another term. He appeared fit and reporters noted his relaxed demeanor as he arrived at the White House before leaving by auto.
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Playwright Sherwood Dies of Heart Attack in New York
New York news reports that playwright Robert E. Sherwood, 59, died after a moderate heart attack early Saturday. He had been flown to Geneva for a meeting with Secretary of State Dulles and was later at New York Hospital. Survivors include his widow and a married daughter.
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Russia Would Tie U N Entry to Outer Mongolia
Western and Soviet officials clash over membership for four Eastern states and Mongolia as Dulles and Molotov discuss the U N admissions. The United States signals abstention on several candidates while Albania's status shifts, and Lonardi is ousted in Argentina as Aramburu assume leadership amid Peronist tensions.
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Frantic mother to wild children at birthday party
A frantic mother at a birthday party promises a special prize to the child who goes home first. The line reflects light humor about party chaos and a competitive moment among guests.
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Feared Dead On Shipwreck Near Newfoundland Harbor
The Newfoundland motor vessel Mabel Dorothy, a 446-ton ship, is feared lost with captain and six crew after wreckage was found five miles southeast of Hopping Harbor on Newfoundland's north shore. Canadian air force planes were to join the search for possible survivors from Torbay and Nild.
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Arson Charge in Eley Fires Tied to Local Man John Maynard
John W. Maynard, 40, was charged with arson in Louisa Kentucky after police tied him to three small fires in Eley. Prosecutors noted he stood near a fire scene, carried a box of matches, and claimed he did not smoke.
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Prince Charles Turns Seven Amid Birthday Glory in Britain
In London the nation marked Prince Charles seventh birthday with public and court notices. Queen Elizabeth attended the event with Charles as he blew out seven pink candles on a birthday cake at Balmoral Castle, while front pages showcased his birthday photographs. The prince, officially Duke of Cornwall, appeared in a Scottish kilt during the celebration, described by editors as a sturdy and growing boy.
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Denver man admits sabotage in United Airlines bombing
U S Attorney Donald Kelley said John Gilbert Graham, 23, signed a written admission claiming he planted the device that brought down a United Airlines plane near Longmont Colorado killing all 44 aboard including his mother. Bond set at 100000, arraigned, FBI declined further comment, investigation ongoing.
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Dip in Central New York Brings Cooler Weather
Cooler weather moves into Central New York with a 24 hour cold snap. Temperatures forecast to dip this afternoon to an overnight low near 35 degrees in Syracuse. Occasional rain or snow flurries expected tomorrow with a high around 43. Winds shift from north-northwest tonight to mostly northerly tomorrow. A new storm in the Far West hints at a warming trend by Wednesday.
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The Summing Up by the HJs Traveling Editor
The dispatch notes impressions from the Far East and Middle East focusing on independence and land. Alexander F. Jones provides Rome coverage in today’s editorial note outlining conclusions and central themes.
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