Yankees Take 1-0 Lead In World Series Game Four
Brooklyn October 1 Yankees jump to a 1-0 lead as Gil McDougald homers off Carl Erskine in the first inning. Casey Stengel shifts Mantle to right and replays Berra at catcher with Noren in center as Yankees stack left-handed bats against Erskine. Dodgers answer with 14 hits as Alston’s lineup battles back in the pregame shuffle.
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Mickey Mantle
Yogi Berra
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Joe Collins
Walter Alston
Anna Fy
Typhoon Louise devastates Niigata City in Japan
Louise, a sweeping typhoon, struck Niigata City causing a major blaze and widespread destruction. About 1,200 buildings burned, 100 acres scorched, and nearly 5,000 left homeless as rescue efforts mobilized with help from government and Niigata Air Base. The storm fled toward Hokkaido, followed by Typhoon Marge forming near Iwo Jima.
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Adams Signs First Papers Since Attack
President Eisenhower resumed an active role at last, signing two routine documents from Fitzsimons Army Hospital promoting 117 foreign service officers. Doctors report he is relaxed and stable after a heart attack, with no talk of retreating from duties. The Niigata fire devastated parts of the city, including government offices and media outlets, as Japan’s largest port on the Sea of Japan faced wide damage.
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James Dean Dies In Highway Crash Near Paso Robles
Hollywood actor James Dean died in a head on crash on a dark Friday night 28 miles east of Paso Robles. Dean's Porsche Spyder collided with a car driven by Donald Turnipseed. Dean died instantly from a broken neck and multiple injuries. Passenger Rolf Weatherbie, a 29 year old mechanic, survived with a broken leg and fractured jaw. Turnipseed escaped with a bruised nose. Dean's father Wilson Dean traveled to Paso Robles to retrieve the body for the Los Angeles funeral arrangements.
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Dean driven Porsche races sparks worry at Warner Studio
In Cinema City, Young Dean, famed for road racing Porsche sports cars, worries his employers Warner Studio. He insists danger lies in normal highway driving with ordinary drivers not in the races, while a weekend crash claims the life of 45-year-old high school teacher Cecil Dies At Wheel. President’s biology teacher Sherman Adams suffers two bites from a rattlesnake after bites in class average. Doctors advise focus on the reptile during care. Gen. Snyder, the President’s physician, informs of his condition as page 2 continues.
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Governor Opens Ohio Turnpike Amid Opening Night Fanfare
Ohio's first turnpike opened to traffic at 12:01 am as Governor praised the project. More than 1,000 people gathered despite chilly air to witness the ceremony. a recount indicated small change was paid, with pennies to be returned. Ronald Murray from Cincinnati attended the event.
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NineYearOld Girl Fatally Struck by Car Near Liverpool
Bonnie Jane Coulter nine died instantly when struck by a car driven by Harold LaClair while riding a bicycle near her home in Morgan Ra. Deputies say she left the curb to enter a driveway and was hit as the vehicle skidded. Coroner reports a fractured skull and neck.
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Nixon to Pass Up Dinner on Oct. 10
Vice President Nixon will skip a San Francisco Republican dinner on October 10 due to illness and be replaced by Senator William Knowland. Arthur J. Dolan Jr. of the local Republican Finance Committee said Nixon would not have altered his decision.
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Driver Faces Drunk Charge After Collision
Harold F. Zogg, 30, of 8L Canton St Baldwinsville, was jailed on a drunk driving charge after a crash with Chester Liddington, 52, near Liddington’s home in Warners. Zogg allegedly fled the scene, later found the car’s fender, refused a breath test, and faced arraignment.
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Rome Murder Charges Stand in Barracks Sale Case
Rome police report that Judge Abraham Baker refused to dismiss two first degree murder charges tied to a fake sale of government barracks in Sackets Harbor. William Griffin, 45, allegedly plotted with his wife Leanne and sister-in-law Roselle Howard to impersonate a realty deal, using a fabricated bid of 226000 dollars to obtain deeds from Michael Pari. The case involves the Sagve Com pany and the General Services Administration. The action, filed in federal court, seeks to bar further deeds and holds Griffin in custody as investigations continue.
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Sounds Logical Huricanes Name Aged Boy Sees Girls
Eight year old Donald Anderson of Seattle wonders why hurricanes are named for girls and asks if anyone has heard of a huricane. The lighthearted remark captures a child’s view of naming conventions and language.
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Dynamite Recovered After Theft in Oneida County
Nine youths aged 16 to 18 stole six cases of dynamite from Clinton Metallurgical Paint Co. in Clinton. The 100 sticks per case and caps were recovered from a field in New Hartford. Investigators say one case was blown up in a field and another was thrown into the Mohawk River. No arrests yet. the case will go to a grand jury.
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Moroccan Sultan Deposed Amid Turmoil and Flight
In Rabat the sultan Abd al-Wahid Mohammed ben Moulay Arafa quits the throne amid a two year crisis that has cost thousands of lives. Officials say Arafa and entourage left by French military plane as the crisis ends for now, with the Moroccan protectorate tentatively stabilized and Tangier awaiting the next move. Pan Am announces military travel fare cuts for personnel from the United States to Europe starting November 1.
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Meddling prompts France to recall UN delegation to Paris
Premier Edgar Faure ordered the entire French delegation to the United Nations to return to Paris immediately after the UN General Assembly voted to debate the Algerian crisis. Foreign Minister Antoine Pinay concurred, recalling a tense standoff as France brands Algeria a metropolitan issue and vows to boycott the UN for now.
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Light Frost Expected, Then Warmer For Week
Weather note by Andrew P. Keller predicts a light frost tonight with readings around 38 degrees and a high of 67 tomorrow. The forecast calls for fair, cooler conditions due to a high pressure area over the lake region and winds 10 to 25 mph turning southerly. temperatures expected to hover near normal for 30 days with above normal precipitation. In Grand Island, James A Kane, 24, was killed when a bulldozer lurched backward and crushed him into a pickup truck. fellow worker Albert Caparella, 37, sustained fractures of both legs.
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The City and Its Suburbs Metropolis Challenge Explored
The City and Its Suburbs Syracuse and its fast growing suburbs form a metro area facing shared growth problems. McGuinness investigates the metropolitan issue, sending letters, reviewing studies, and presenting an eight part series in The Herald American begins tomorrow.
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