Carey Reveals Rise Of State Fair Costs Attributed To Inexperience
Albany reports show the State Fair cost increase totaling 899202 with a 92350 net rise from the prior year. Carey cites inexperience and supervisory factors as drivers, outlining 128326 in planned increases for permanent improvements labor costs and other categories. He promises better planning and orderly procedures next year and notes a $54502 balance tied to inexperience in a letter to Paul H Appleby.
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Appleby
Carey
Daniel J. Carey
Paul H. Appleby
Harriman
U.N. Pushes to End Deadlocks on Security Council Seat
With 12 working days left before adjournment of the 60 nation Assembly, leaders pressed to break deadlocks over a disputed Security Council seat and 18 nation membership bids. The body must also advance disarmament and colonial issues involving Morocco and West New Guinea to meet the December windup target.
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N. Y
U.N. Assembly
Security Council
Assembly
Morocco
West New Guinea
Morocco Riff Tribes Return to Clash With French Forces
In French Morocco the Riff tribes resume clashes as colonial troops push into the Rif. French authorities report 17 soldiers killed and 12 wounded, while rebels’ casualties are not estimated. The unrest follows decades of rebellion led by Abd el Krim and prompts debate among nations at the UN disarmament commission.
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India
UN. Disarmament Commission
France
Abd el Krim
Morocco
Woodward Grand Jury Clears Ann in Slaying
The Nassau County grand jury found Ann Woodward not criminally blamable for the death of her husband William Woodward Jr. The 22 jurors agreed on dismissing homicide charges by a large margin after nine and a half hours of testimony. Mrs Woodward testified how she shot her husband on the morning of October 30 believing him a prowler and feared she faced a life of memory and grief.
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Nassau County
New York Court House
Mineola
Ijust
Jbeautifal
Haggard
Woodward
Anna R.J. Warner
Nor- Aknoui
Irish Rebels Bomb British Police Post Near Border
A bomb struck a Royal Ulster Constabulary barracks at Roslea Northern Ireland in a half hour gun battle. About a dozen gunmen attacked, one officer was wounded and hospitalized. IRA terrorists were blamed as barracks walls were breached and police urged surrender.
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Irish Republican Army
Ulster Police
Irish Republic
United Kingdom
IRA
Farm issue plays vital role in 1956 campaign
Editorial page analysis by David Lawrence outlines how agriculture dominates the political race as candidates navigate farm policy. Other features listed include Amusements, Editorials, Bridge, Letters, Classifieds, Radio and TV, Comics, Sports, Deaths, and page references for Today's Pictures on page 18.
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David Lawrence
Russians Confirm Mighty Nuclear Test Blast
Moscow announced the test of a hydrogen bomb with a yield in the megaton range. The blast, described as the largest Soviet explosion to date, prompted Khrushchev’s India tour remarks and raised U.S. AEC disclosures tied to the event.
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Russia
AEC
Peete
United States
Bangalore
India
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Premer Nikolai
Bulgaria
Bonus Joe's Overtime Shackles Rolls Royce
Glasgow reports 3500 clerks idle as overtime anger spreads across Rolls Royce plants. Shop stewards from Amalgamated Engineering Union urge reduced overtime while Joseph McEarnon nicknamed Bons Joe stands as center of dispute amid wage talks. Nearby weather and global news brief the day.
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Scoland
Rolls Royce
Amalwork
Ork
Theltte General Iron Fitters Assn
Joseph Melernon
Melernon
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Nonymon
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Lfhmes
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Pilot Lt Kesel Killed In Syracuse Lake Crash During Guard Mission
Lt John J Kesel a 25 year old Le Moyne College student and member of the 138th Fighter Squadron died when his Air National Guard jet crashed into Onondaga Lake during a training air defense mission from Hancock Field Capt John P Etherington piloting the second jet survived the incident Etherington said snow squall and pilot error led to Kesel turning nose first into the water Rescue teams including fire divers recovered portions of the seat raft and fuel tank while observers heard an explosion near the lake edge Kesel is survived by his mother two brothers and his grandfather a former Syracuse postmaster.
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Morocco
Halifax
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Getj
France
Hur J
Nasontrol
Caperiane
Leonard W. Hall
Washington
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White House
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Jose P. Guggiari
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Democracia
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Paraguay
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Unition Liberal Party
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E. Genesee St
Fayetteville
Hancock Field
John P. Etherington
Garfield Ave
Etherington
James Erwin
Baldwinsville
Kesel
Francis Ferren
Syracuse Fire Department
Phoenix
U. S. Naval Reserve Training Center
Liverpool
Hancock Fields
Rome
Griffiss Air Force Base
Kasel
Colin Armstrong
Thomas
Wiliam Kesel
Syracuse
Soviet note warns Iran over Baghdad Pact membership
Moscow disclosed a Soviet Foreign Ministry note delivered to Iran’s chargé d’affaires warning that Iran joining the Baghdad Pact endangers Soviet frontiers. The note, read to reporters, says Iran agreed to join the Iran Iraq Turkey and Pakistan defense bloc despite a “friendly warning.” The pact links Tehran with Baghdad and Ankara against Soviet influence as Britain backs the alliance.
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Molotov
Ette ‘Sami
Sami
Hns
Iraq
Turkey
Pakistan
Russia
Britain
Harold Imadstan
Baghdad
Mann Denies Tipsy Charge In Backing Collision
Thomas W. Cloyd, 49, of 326 Steen St, pleaded not guilty today to driving while intoxicated and failure to see way clear while backing. Judge P. Leo Dorsey set bail at 1500 and adjourned the case to Dec. 12. Cloyd was arrested yesterday in the 800 block of IS Townsend St after backing from a driveway at 825 S Townsend St and striking a northbound car driven by Sidney J. Stolusky, 26, of 328 Ellis St.
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Thomas W. Cloyd
Steen St
P. Leo Dorsey
IS. Townsend St
S. Townsend St
Sidney J.stolusky
Ellis St
One of Revived Brothers Dies After Crash
In Utica New York Edmund W. Mack Jr. died at St Elizabeth Hospital from a fractured skull and cerebral hemorrhage after a automobile accident. His younger brother Leon Mack remains in critical condition after both were revived with ventilators and had stopped breathing yesterday.
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N. Y
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Edmund WW. Mack Jr
Leon
Mack
Chuckle: Job Offer Sparks Terse Exchange
A humorous exchange features a store owner offering a job with a sweeping task and a college graduate replying with pride. The owner then promises to demonstrate, delivering a light ending to the anecdote.
County recorder’s court solicitor defends drunkenness trial
Neill Ross, the county recorder’s court solicitor in Lillington North Carolina, defended himself at his drunkenness trial saying his accusers were misled by his face which is normally red.
Woman reports beating but cites family interference
Mexico City police say Mrs. Ofelia Castanon de Juarez testified she would not have called authorities over her husband’s beating, but stated it became too much when his mother and brother helped in the abuse.
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Ofelia Castanon de Juarez
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