State eyes closing Onondaga Sanatorium amid TB bed declines
State Health Commissioner Dr Hilleboe said one of the five TB hospitals may close due to reduced bed need. Onondaga Sanatorium and others are under review as the administration contemplates consolidating facilities. The Biggs Memorial Hospital in Ithaca was recently closed and reassigned to Tompkins County. The Sanatorium population sits at 180 with capacity 240. buildings and bed counts are outlined, while TB incidence and mortality trends improve due to lower infections, better nutrition, lighter work, and new treatments.
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Teamster Fight to Halt Hoffa Steamroller in Power Battle
In a high stakes struggle James R. Hoffa moves toward the presidency of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters as opponents, including El far Mohn and John English, rally delegates from New England and Los Angeles while Maryland and Washington DC delegates withhold endorsements. The French political scene in Paris centers on Premier search by President Rene Coty amid Algeria concerns.
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Pitchers Duel in Series Opens World Series
Lefty Warren Spahn of the Braves and Whitey Ford of the Yankees delivered a scoreless start in the World Series opener. McDougald and Mantle collected the first hits as New York and Milwaukee traded early chances with strong defense and sharp pitching. The game featured tight innings, with no runs through the first three frames and key defensive plays shaping the pace.
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Governors Try Again To Solve School Crisis
Governor Orval Faubus held to his stance on accepting Eisenhower terms for removing federal troops from Little Rock Central High School. The move stalled as Faubus altered wording, while Eisenhower and four Southern governors sought a workable solution. Weather and guard changes followed, with a separate Malone shooting tragedy reported.
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Air Force unveils automatic radar flight navigation system
Summary of a wide array of Doppler radar navigation systems described as a core upgrade for aircraft. The piece notes a compact unit weighing about 110 pounds with Doppler capabilities to measure speed and drift for precise flight guidance, intended for versatile platforms from helicopters to bombers. It mentions tax penalties involving Sam and Silver Silvers and a related court ruling on undeclared income and back taxes.
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Kidnap Trio Imprisoned in Laurens Trial
A Laurens Circuit Court judge sentenced three men to life in prison for a $250 000 kidnapping plot. Jurors recommended mercy in one case, but sentencing was delayed as legal proceedings continued. The trio included Thomas D. Jacobs, a printer, with others named Williams Hill and Jobie Shelton.
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Iove of Peace Warns Russians of War
New York columnist Eleanor Roosevelt writes a multi part series on the Soviet Union, describing the dove of peace as a state symbol used to indoctrinate citizens. She previews interviews with Nikita Khrushchev and notes the need for understanding the USSR’s portrayal of peace and war.
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The Chuckle Item on Delayed Payments
A brief note observes that the only difference is that they used more time to pay for them, implying extended payment terms or delays without changing the outcome.
British Reserves Dip Amid September Gold Decline
Britain reports a fall in gold and dollar reserves of about 29 million dollars for September. The total reserves stood around 1.86 billion dollars on September 3, with economists noting a potential minimum below two billion could threaten value.
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Eisenhower Leads National Day of Prayer Amid Emphasis on Race
President Eisenhower attended a National Day of Prayer service stressing racial integration issues. He appeared with a sparse crowd and a few officials including Secretary of State Dulles and Dr. Edward L. R. Elson. The event followed long hours of work, with the president dressed in gray and a light blue shirt. The service opened at the Little Rock church, and reporters noted his reserved demeanor and brief handshakes.
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Saudi Arabia urges UN to let Middle East settle itself
In a General Assembly policy declaration Ahmad Shukairy of Saudi Arabia rejected Western claims that Soviet arms threaten peace. He pledged full solidarity with Syria and resisted interference, warning against a new cold war in the region.
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Middie East
Syria
Bank of America Buys Italian Bank
Bank of America acquires a major privately owned Italian bank for about 11.5 million dollars. The purchase marks a significant expansion by the U S lender in Europe. Executives did not disclose further terms.
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Wholesale Coffee Prices Cut Again
New York reports another three cent drop in wholesale coffee prices as Bank of America cuts reach a low level unseen in two decades. The move, by the Italia chain and General Foods through Trengamerica Corp, spans 33 Italian cities and 65 branches, totaling 270 million dollars in assets. Other wholesalers are expected to follow.
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Southern governors press Little Rock crisis talks
A committee of Southern governors renewed efforts to solve the Little Rock integration crisis with no clear sign of a breakthrough. Gov. Frank Clement of Tennessee expressed hope negotiations will succeed and suggested a new White House meeting if current talks fail. He called for a face to face solution to avoid federal troop withdrawal turmoil.
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