Syracuse Favored In 58th Colgate Clash At Archbold
Archbold Stadium hosts Syracuse and Colgate in a 58th meeting with the Orange favored to win. Kickoff is 1 30 p m with a wet field possibly aiding Syracuse’s stronger ground game, while Colgate relies on the air attack. About 37 000 fans expected amid mild festivities.
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U S Explores Space Based Missile Defense
Washington reports a group of scientists at Kirtland Air Force Base probing the possibility of destroying ballistic missiles in space. Pentagon officials offered cautious comments as Maj. Gen. A. R. Lyecke and Lt. Col. Carlo Tosti described ongoing research and a new post to coordinate space age defense strategies.
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Eisenhower to meet McElroy on Augusta defense budget
President Eisenhower summoned Defense Secretary Neil McElroy to Augusta for a Tuesday conference on the new defense budget and faster missile program. McElroy outlined plans at a news conference and said the United States will pursue NATO agreements on advance missile means at next month’s Paris meeting.
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NATO Council Strives to Ease Tunisia Arms Rift
The NATO Permanent Council in Paris met in tense session to smooth over rift from U S and British arms shipments to Tunisia. France protested, delegates argued, and the assembly adjourned after a walkout by the French delegation. The U S pushes for intermediate range missiles on foreign bases within 1500 miles of potential enemy, seen as warning against Russia.
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Plane crash in Newport kills 43 of 58 aboard
A Solent airliner crashed on a wooded hillside near Newport Isle of Wight killing 43 of the 58 aboard after departing Southampton for Lisbon. No Americans were aboard. Survivors were hospitalized with five in serious condition. Pilot radioed turning back due to engine failure in cloudy weather. Fire crews and farmers helped pull survivors and recover bodies as wreckage burned.
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Garb age Hauling Probe Union Boss Denies Threats
Bernie Adelstein, a Teamsters official, testified before the Senate Rackets Investigating Committee that he never threatened rival John Acropolis. He called previous testimony untrue and disputed Urst ig’s claim that tougher men than Acropolis had been “taken care of.”
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Snow forecast fuels concerns amid threats in Wester's County
Weather forecaster Ed Doyle warns of tomorrow's snow in Wester's County as droughts and crime fears flare. The report ties a bitter feud among racketeers to potential violence and threats, while Adelstein of Teamsters Local 812 faces scrutiny. The committee investigates labor-linked threats, with Kennedy citing taped conversations and ongoing questioning.
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Tenement Fire Kills 17 Young Resigns as Democratic Chair
John J. Young announces resignation today as chairman of the Democratic County Committee. His successor to be elected Friday at the full committee meeting in Hotel Onondaga. Keene, his rival, may Assume post and possibly quit as county election commissioner with a $34,000 next year. Arthur B. McGuire slated for Keene's posts. Young cites time and family as reasons, noting long hours since election and his law practice. Ward and town chairmen to meet Monday to seek agreement on the new leadership.
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Today’s Chuckle Taet
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10009 Dollar Days Start Tomorrow
Tomorrow marks Dollars Day with a photo contest offering a $7000 first prize for identifying the person in each of 75 photos. There is no entry fee, age limit is 10, and business restrictions are not noted. Second prize is $1000, third and fourth $500 each, and thirty more prizes of $100. Tomorrow's Herald American features the first image, with subsequent photos in Herald Journal and other papers daily and on Sundays until all 75 are published.
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Bomber Overdue With 10 Aboard Near Alaska Base
A B29 Superfortress with a 20 man crew was reported overdue from a training flight last night from Elmendorf Air Force Base Alaska. No distress call was received and search efforts were hindered by heavy mountainous terrain and bad weather.
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Trapped Fourteen Children Perish in Fire
Seventeen persons died in a three story tenement fire in Niagara Falls, including Mrs. Mary Ewing and her eight children, and the Reid family with six children. Two adults were also killed. Firemen reported rapid spread and stairways blocked by flames, trapping many on upper floors.
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Hoodlum Rally At Mansion Sparks Police Roundup
Police halted a high profile gathering at Joseph Barbara’s hilltop mansion in Apalachin after state troopers noted a fleet of luxurious limousines. Dozens of guests including racketeers and mob figures fled in panic, driving off under roadblocks as the plan to meet smelted away.
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