Meehan Kopp Indicted in Steel Black Market Probe
Former Syracuse University coach Chick Meehan and Hyman Kopp, a former Syracuse lawyer, were indicted by a federal grand jury with two accomplices on charges of conspiring to violate defense regulations by fraudulently obtaining steel. Three corporations tied to the scheme were named. The case cites thousands of tons of steel diverted for wartime use and notes Meehan’s long coaching career and connections to Syracuse.
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Colgate Weekend at Archbold Stadium Draws Thousands
Syracuse Universitys final grid encounter attracts about 39010 students alumni and guests. Gov Averell Harriman and wife expected to attend with Vice Chancellor Crawford. Early half shows Harrimans sit Orange stands then switch to Colgate. Wiss Ludmilla Elliot Colgate queen to be presented at halftime bouquet of red roses. Downtown hotels report full houses as preparations begin for celebrations. Alpha Chi Rho holds annual poster contest results on page 2 col 5.
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Dock Strike Spreads To West Coast Ships
The nationwide dockworkers strike widens with sympathy walkouts on the West Coast. In Florida, Miami and Port Everglades began stoppages while others planned Tampa actions, as more than 150 ships were halted from New York to Texas.
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Jet Crashes Through Sound Barrier Over Onondaga Area
Area residents reported a sonic boom yesterday as a jet, possibly a F102 Voodoo, flew near Solvay and Westvale Fairmount area, causing alarms and scattered damage. Police and fire units responded. explosion fears eased as officials explained atmospheric shock waves. Local residents described shook homes and objects toppled, with reports tying disturbances to sonic speeds well above 650 miles per hour.
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Weather Man Keller Sees Fair Cold Night Ahead
Andy Keller forecasts fair but chilly conditions for tonight with a warmer day tomorrow and an expected high around 45 degrees. The recent strong winds storm moved north of the area and no new storm is expected to affect Syracuse-Colgeta football crowd plans.
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Secret Agents Unleashed in Budapest and Vienna Turmoil
Reports from Budapest describe Soviet secret agents conducting house to house searches for arms and rebels as the AVE secret police resume active operations. Indications of a new Communist reign coincide with continued defiance of Soviet puppet authorities, while partisan bands clash with Russian troops and tanks along the Czech border amid a broader regional crisis.
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Egyptians Demand Eden Trial for War Crimes
An Egyptian newspaper calls for a war crimes trial of Prime Minister Eden as part of discussions on settling the Middle East crisis. Al Gumhurriya notes Britain’s claim to fight for peace while backing aggression, and urges U.N. action alongside Egypt’s push for accountability.
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Soviet Union offers new summit on disarmament talks
MOSCOW says it will discuss Eisenhower open skies plan at a fresh four power and Indian summit. It proposes destruction of all bombed A-bomb stockpiles and halting nuclear tests. The Soviets say Eisenhower's plan could cover all NATO and Warsaw Pact nations. A declaration states Moscow is strong enough to take Western Europe without rockets or old weapons. Premier Puigama and PMs of Britain, France, India and Communist China outline disarmament proposals.
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U N and U S Stand Against Volunteered Intervention in Egypt
Western diplomats praised the firm U S stand against Communist volunteers in Egypt as a stabilizing factor for Middle East peace. Hoover urged international control on disarmament and warned the Soviet Union to keep its volunteers out of the region. The U S reiterated support for the UN plan while urging member states to cooperate to restore peace in the Middle East.
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U S to Give Russ Proposal Careful Study
Washington weighs Premier Bulganin’s disarmament proposal as careful study by President Eisenhower and aides. observers question whether the offer aims at a summit while probing for leverage on inspections and possible NATO dynamics. The White House declines to comment on some points as the dispatch notes July 1955 summit talk.
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Crash Kills 7 Persons in Lebanon and California
Seven people died in a two car crash on a California highway near San Onofre and Beirut Lebanon. The fatalities include five Marines from Camp Pendleton and two civilians. The incident coincides with heightened regional violence after last night bombing near Oceanside and Beirut. The dead Marines were identified as Everett Wall Hughes , Billy Gray , Donald Leblanc , Joc Deino , and Jack Bowlin. Civilian victims were Bernie Har enorted Davis and Arthur Shankman.
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Eden Defends Blocked Red Plot in Middle East Speech
Prime Minister Eden said Britain and France blocked a Communist plot in Egypt to prevent vast bloodshed and evils. He asserted no apology for actions taken with France and criticized UN inaction while warning the world could have faced disaster if intervention had been delayed. He noted domestic critics over cease fire and outlined conditions for halting further military action.
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Today’s Chuckle Pessimist’s Wry Prediction Tale
A light comic about a perpetual pessimist who believes tomorrow will surely go wrong. The snippet plays on a character who anticipates misfortune with a humorous tone.
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