Sox Favored Again as World Series Moves to Dodger Tilt
Chicago holds an 11-0 win and is 6-5 favorite to beat Los Angeles in game two at Wrigley Field. Forecast calls for mid 60s and partly cloudy skies with about 48,000 expected in attendance at Comiskey Park. Ted Kluszewski leads the Sox with 5 RBIs including two homers while Johnny Podres hopes to slow them for the Dodgers.
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Total solar eclipse captivates world observers
The moon shaded the sun in a dramatic eclipse seen from both sides of the Atlantic. Planes carried observers above clouds for clear views while crowds in Las Palmas and Paris witnessed the shadow pass, Bailey's Beads flaring as the corona ringed the moon and daylight turned to night.
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Dock Union Leaders Squelch Rebellion
New York AP dispatch reports a regional dock workers strike paralyzing ports from Maine to Texas. The Brooklyn ILU local led by Anthony Anastasia voted to end the action, but morning shipfronts showed only a handful of workers reporting before withdrawal while union president William Bradley declared a 100 percent effective strike across the coast. Bradley warned top leaders to ensure full cooperation and said Anastasia would face internal talks later.
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Eclipse Is Something to See in the Canaries
A solar eclipse failed to appear for observers in upstate New York and the Canary Islands as fog and clouds hid the event. The Herald Journal team and others reported only dim light and scattered glimpses while meteorologists and astronomy groups followed the phenomenon.
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Just Right For Football
A cool fair pattern is forecast at Hancock Field with tonight and tomorrow’s highs in the low 60s and lows in the 40s. Winds from the north-northeast at 10 to 15 mph. The area received 2.34 inches of rain yesterday.
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Todays Chuckle Upper Berth Wordplay
A light humor item notes an upper berth as a place to rise to Tretite and then get down to get up in a playful twist on travel slang.
Bishop Urges Catholics to Support United Fund Drive
Most Rev. Walter A. Foery, bishop of Syracuse, appeals to clergy and laity to back the 1960 United Fund Campaign. The goal for Syracuse and Onondaga County is 301 319 dollars for Catholic health and welfare agencies, part of a total 2 651 880 dollars. The bishop cites the crisis year and quotes scripture urging aid for the poor served by the Community Chest.
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United Fund Appeals for Letters and Support in Syracuse
The Herald Journal urges readers to write to the United Fund Editor to share why they contribute and plan to increase giving. Dr Joseph A Head advocates doctors in Onondaga County to meet the goal, noting hospital funding and Red Cross support. The Greater Syracuse Industrial Union Council endorses fair share giving, proposing one cent an hour or one day’s pay to support 64 agencies and the Red Cross.
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Editorial Page Topics Highlight Welfare Programs and Costs
Today’s features discuss welfare project implications, the end of college hazing, rising college loan costs, sentiment in Manlius, and how parents bear vandalism costs. The page previews multiple editorials on social policy, education finance, and local attitudes.
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Eisenhower cooks on vacation in Palm Springs
President Eisenhower, fatigued and cooling a cold, spends time in the La Quinta home kitchen during a Palm Springs vacation. He cooks meals for himself and fellow golfers, using simple fare rather than elaborate chef’s dishes, while James Hagerty notes the dining setup but says the press secretary is excluded from the exclusive arrangement.
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Million Are Idled By Strikes Across Nation
More than a million workers are idle due to strikes nationwide. Dockworkers 85,000 on East and Gulf ports. Steel 500,000 plus 200,000 in allied jobs. Nonferrous metals over 1000? workers in mining and processing. Meatpacking 17,000 at Swift & Co. Ship repair about 15,000 from San Francisco Bay to Canada. Glass 2,000 moldmakers. Chrysler Twinsburg Ohio plant strike halts most operations. about 45,000 of 71,000 workers in seven states affected. Scattered smaller strikes may add hundreds of thousands.
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Steel strike talks resume as McDonald wary of progress
United Steelworkers President David J. McDonald said he is not hopeful the White House ordered talks will quickly end the 500,000 steel workers strike. Negotiators from the union and 12 basic steel companies met after a brief recess, with officials offering little comment and a cryptic joint statement promising further meetings. Government intervention via the Taft Hartley Act looms if no negotiated settlement by October 8 as Eisenhower prepares to return to Washington.
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