State Office Building Hearing Onondaga Tuberculosis Sanatorium
Public hearing to discuss closing the Onondaga Tuberculosis Sanatorium at Onondaga Hall will be held in the State Office Building on December 4 afternoon. Clark D. Ahlberg, state budget director, notes the closure would save about 1 million annually and 1.6 million in capital. Onondaga County legislators seek to offer 40 acres of sanatorium land for a proposed 98.5 million community hospital, while Dr. Herman Fr. Hillehoe faces questions about information sharing.
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Explosion Blows Roof Off House in Cavendish Area
UPI reports an oil furnace blast at the Sand home in Cayuga early today tore off the roof while Robert Sand and family slept. Mrs Sand, their new baby girl, and Sen. Kennedy were unharmed. Kennedy visited, noting the baby’s arrival and the family’s safe exit.
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Robert Sand
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Kennedy
New York Hospital
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Kenchangle
Nedy
Jacqueline Bouvier
Manhattan
Massachusetts
Newport
Chief Denies City Is Dope Hot Spot Reports Trouble Spots
Police Chief Harold F. rejects claims the city is a narcotics hub amid reports of trouble spots in drug trafficking. Community concerns prompt officials to stress ongoing enforcement and investigations. City leaders urge residents to report suspicious activity to aid public safety efforts.
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Harold F
Air Force pilot sets speed record from LA to NYC
A Voodoo jet piloted by Capt. Kelly flew Los Angeles to New York in 3 hours 17 minutes 29.2 seconds, lowering the previous state record. Air Force officials and NY narcotics authorities highlighted ongoing concerns about narcotics in upstate New York, with Syracuse and Buffalo singled out.
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Air Force Today
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Los Angeles
Kelly
Frank J. Smith
State Department of Health
New York City
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Syracuse
Buffalo
Ray W. Schrecengust Jr
Kittanning
Floyd Bennett
New York State Joint Legislative [the Record, Committee of Narcotics Study
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Ester
Electrifying Montgomery Man Reports Theft After Battery Recharged
Montgomery resident Fred McDaniel reported his car stolen from a service station after leaving it with a failed battery for charging. He returned to find the vehicle missing, battery removed, and police alerted to the nighttime incident.
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Teller testimony and editorial notes across Today’s pages
The piece surveys Dr Edward Teller's forthcoming Senate testimony focusing on the financial implications for the country and asks what impression the "father of the hydrogen bomb" left in his remarks. It also notes editorials by Marquis Ghilds and Frederick Othman on today’s page along with assorted features and sections listed for the day.
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Frederick Othman
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Two-Year Hitch In Antarctic Ends
Auckland New Zealand dispatch reports John Tuck of the US Navy has returned to Christchurch after a two year Antarctic assignment. He grew a Lincoln-type beard and described the cold as extremely severe reaching below zero Fahrenheit. Tuck joined Dr. Paul Siple at a spot they marked as the exact South Pole and observed a polar base show three times weekly while maintaining radio contact with his parents and brother in Massachusetts before heading home.
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South Pole
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Today’s chuckle about a husband and neighbors
A joke notes that behind every successful man you can generally find three people his wife and Mr and Mrs Jones. The quip plays on the idea of close to a village helping build success.
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Senate subcommittee hears CIA briefing on Russian science
Washington The Senate Preparedness subcommittee received what chairman Johnson called very excellent data from U S intelligence on scientific developments in Russia. Johnson disclosed the briefing after a closed door recess with CIA director Allen Dulles and aides, noting it was very impressive to reporters.
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President Eisenhower’s health limits power transfer options
A 1 pm medical bulletin reported President Eisenhower showing excellent recovery progress with long sleep, painting, and brief meetings. He signed documents with staff, conferred with Vice President Nixon and aides, and discussed budget and NATO matters as physicians assess next steps. Weather and missile readings followed with reports of cold, snow, and Jupiter tests amid ongoing public briefings.
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Nixon
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James C. Hagerty
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Capito
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President Illness Sparks Talk of Resigning to See Nixon
The president contemplates resignation if recovery stalls and he lacks the stamina for office. Eisenhower had urged Congress to prepare for such an emergency, though action was not taken. White House physicians report an excellent outlook, but the possibility remains under discussion.
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NATO members urge summit as Nixon stands in for Eisenhower
Britain France West Germany and Italy urged the scheduled NATO summit take place next month with Vice President Richard Nixon at the helm. The United States offered to send Nixon if other alliance members agreed. Netherlands and Turkey voiced similar views while Greece suggested postponement.
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Cartier
Nixon
Nation prepares Thanksgiving across urban and rural America
Associated Press reports Americans plan a broad Thanksgiving with church services and public ceremonies nationwide. Pilgrim craft, costumed processions, and holiday travel are noted as communities celebrate from Plymouth to city housing projects, seeking unity amid illness fears and the public mood.
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Red Papers Show President's Illness In Moscow Dispatches
Moscow reports from Tass and other Soviet outlets note the President's illness without comment. Two Washington medical bulletins issued yesterday outline Eisenhower's condition as observers relay cautious updates from the White House.
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