White Sox and Dodgers Open 56th World Series in Chicago
The Chicago White Sox host the Los Angeles Dodgers in the opening game with an 11-10 favorite line for the first game and the best of seven series. Weather forecast calls for 60 degree and partly cloudy conditions with a light wind as 50,000 fans expect a NBC televised event. Early Wynn faces Roger Craig in a pitching matchup marked by past pennants and World Series history.
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Polio Hits Three Area Children In City Report
Dr. David Bigwood reports three new paralytic polio cases in children, all treated at City Hospital. An eight year old Tully girl and two Oswego County youngsters from Cleveland and Phoenix show limb paralysis despite prior Salk vaccination. Eight of the year’s twelve cases are out of city. last year at this time there were fourteen cases.
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Fish Dealer Imprisoned for Poisoned Seafood Death
Daniel Di Orio, president of Universal Seafood Co., received one month in prison and a $2,500 fine for distributing poisoned seafood that killed 3 year old Dale Kleinschmidt of Haddon Heights New Jersey. He faces three years probation after pleading no defense to using sodium nitrite to mislead. Over 200 people were treated in hospitals during the scare.
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Quiet patriotism on Khrushchev tour dominates pages
The editorial page centers on Khrushchev’s U S visit and displays a sober, patriotic tone. It also includes continued discussion on Syracuse Music Hall plans and ongoing excerpts from Force Plain with features across Arts AmUS MeNtS and other sections.
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Canadian 14 Year Old Convicted in Lynne Harper Case
Steven Truscott, 14, son of an RCAF warrant officer, was found guilty of murder in the rape and slaying of Lynne Harper, 12. He faces a Dec. 8 hanging, with a mercy recommendation that could lead to cabinet commutation to life imprisonment. Harper disappeared June 9 and was found in a woodlot two days later.
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Steel talks resume in Pittsburgh as strike drags on
After 79 days of nationwide steel strikes, talks move from New York to Pittsburgh with President Eisenhower pressing for a return to collective bargaining. Union and industry leaders meet after delaying start. a basis for settlement is hoped despite lingering disputes and possible Taft-Hartley action.
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Bomb Like Tornado Kills 11 in Ivy Virginia
A tornado spawned by a dying hurricane struck Ivy near Charlottesville killing eleven people, ten from the Morris family. The disaster destroyed a duplex, injured others, and tore through a wooded area as responders battled flooded roads.
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Mil ford Surrogate to resign after 43 years in court
Surrogate Charles R. Milford Jr. announced resignation to become effective Nov 1, 1968. Health issues prompted the step after years of illness related absences. Milford, 66, has served in Surrogate's Court since 1916 and now eyes Laur ence D. Wood as leading successor candidate for the $18 000 annual post.
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Arnaz Farceits Bail on Hollywood Drunk Charge
Desi Arnaz forfeited a $21 bail after failing to appear in Municipal Court to answer a drunk charge. Police said two plainclothes officers found him staggering on a Hollywood street following an arrest on September 19.
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Drought Ends as Heavy Rains Hit Syracuse Area
Near record rainfall floods the Rochester region with 2.67 inches by morning while Syracuse and its suburbs see 2.65 inches. Authorities forecast cooler weather tonight with temperatures down to 55, then rising to 65 tomorrow as skies stay cloudy.
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Rain Delays Renewed Search For David Raleigh
In the Catskills near Lake Winnisook heavy rain halted a renewed search for five year old David Raleigh missing for over three months. A 60 person task force including state police deputies and conservation officers planned to comb the area as leaves fall. The boy, son of Mr and Mrs Stewart Raleigh Jr of Jayetteville near Syracuse, disappeared during a family fishing outing and is presumed dead.
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Today’s Chuckle Cartoon Line
A humorous exchange features a man asking if a kiss would trigger help and the woman replying that help would be needed. The light dialogue plays on romantic awkwardness with a playful twist.
Eisenhower Arrives at Palm Springs for Warmer Golf Weather
President Eisenhower arrives in Palm Springs California after a cross country flight from Washington. A sand storm greets him but the White House reveals a week of daily golf at Allen’s desert residence near La Quinta with plans for bridge games in the evenings. The welcome includes a gold plated putter from local officials and a crowd of about two thousand.
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Swain Pleads Guilty In Our Dumb Friends League Embezzlement
London UP I reports accountant Francis G Swain pleaded guilty to embezzling 8500 from Our Dumb Friends League and received a two year prison sentence. He told the judge he lost most of the funds in bets on dog and horse races.
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East Coast and Gulf ports shut as 85,000 dockers strike
Longshoremen from Maine to Texas walk out despite federal pleas, with Local 291 in Manhattan voting to strike. The independent Longshoremen's Association orders a full-scale action tying up 173 to 190 ships in New York alone. Pickets march as ships race the deadline to load. Federal mediation seeks talks as both sides resist an illegal strike.
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Four Truck Collision In Allegheny Tunnel Injures Bus Passengers
Four tractor trailers and a Greyhound bus collided in the Allegheny tunnel on the Pennsylvania Turnpike in Somerset Pennsylvania early today. At least seven people were injured, all bus passengers. The bus was traveling from Cleveland Ohio to Harrisburg.
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