Skowron Homer Powers Yankees In Opening Flurry
In the sixth World Series game the Yankees score five runs in the first inning and knock out Dodgers starter Karl Spooner. Bill Skowron belts a three run homer as New York solves Brooklyn for a 5 3 win and a 3 2 series lead.
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Fog Shrouds Thruway Crashes Near Albany
Fog heavily reduced visibility on the New York Thruway near Albany as 7 to 9 cars collided in a sequence of wrecks from around 8:20 AM to 2:20 PM. Troopers reported injuries but few details. multiple vehicles damaged in a fogbound stretch south and west of Albany ahead of the city.
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France postpones Faure Pinay Moscow visit amid United Nations strain
Paris says the planned October 14 to 16 trip to Moscow by Premier Edgar Faure and Foreign Minister Antoine Pinay is delayed. The government cites unfavorable atmosphere in light of recent UN debates on Algeria and France’s stance that Algeria remains an integral part of France.
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Peron Labeled Mentally Unbalanced Amid Exile News
Buenos Aires reports claim Juan D. Peron, deposed president, is labeled mentally unbalanced by authorities. Peron flew to exile in Paraguay after a tense political crisis as France withdraws its U.N. delegation over Algeria unrest.
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President Eisenhower Shows No New Complications
Anxiety over President Eisenhower's illness eased as doctors at Fitzsimons Army Hospital reported his condition remained satisfactory with no changes indicating complications. The 64 year old chief executive slept soundly and awakened after continued medical examination during the crucial first two weeks following his heart attack.
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Brazil Picks President in Hotly Contested Vote
Rio de Janeiro reports about 9.5 million voters face a choice between millionaire industrialist Adhemar de Barros and Communist-backed heir Juscelino Kubitschek in Brazil's first Vargas-era ballot since his death. Weather outlook mostly fair with coastal rain. Kubitschek leads slightly in pre election talk supported by Vargas’ party and the outlawed Communist Party.
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G I Splits Pleas in Crash Case at Traffic Court
Camp Drum soldier Willie B. Dennis pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and dangerous driving in Traffic Court. He faces Friday sentencing for leaving the scene and having no operator's license. Dennis’ passenger Leo Fields pleaded guilty to allowing an unlicensed driver to operate the car and was fined. A car collision near Almond and Jefferson streets injured Marjorie Noyes.
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Weather page tease promises cooler night and warmer day
Readers hear forecast of a crisp night around 42 degrees with ideal moonlight conditions and a next day high near 70 with more clouds. The paper notes regular features on other pages and highlights the Army Artillery Battalion returning from thirteen years overseas.
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Editorial: Porter counters claim of a business boom undermined
Sylvia Porter states on today's Editorial Page that rumors of a booming economy are not valid. She argues against the narrative of widespread prosperity and urges readers to scrutinize data and policy implications.
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Gen Adler Dies Newspaper Executive at 62
Julius Ochs Adler, 62, longtime New York Times executive and former commander of the 77th Infantry Division, died in New York Hospital after a recurrence of kidney ailment. Born in Chattanooga, Tenn., he joined the Times in 1914, rose to general manager in 1935, and served as president and publisher of the Chattanooga Times in 1935. Adler retired at the end of 1954 and had military leave during World War II.
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Supreme Court Opens Term With Heavy Docket
Washington dispatch reports the Supreme Court begins a new term with a heavy docket including cases on communism military justice and racial segregation. President Eisenhower’s potential re election and Chief Justice Warren’s name as a possible GOP candidate add political interest amid the long list of 200 plus cases. The court plans a five week session as over 300 more cases await review than last term.
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Floods in eastern Mexico drive toll to 290
Janet Wake reports floods across eastern Mexico following three hurricanes. Mexico City highway damage disrupts travel. Tamamamehale, a major tourist stop, flooded as the Moctezuma River rose, washing out a steel bridge. Homes destroyed, aid sought. 1,000+ injured and 100,000 homeless. A missing 14 year old girl from Suffern, Nancy Bubler, was found after distressing delays. Rescue teams push to deliver antirabies injections and supplies.
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Stock Prices Fall Sharply Amid Heavy Trading
The market opened with heavy selling and fell sharply in the early afternoon, with many stocks dropping around three points and some down as much as six. Volume rose quickly, nearing three million shares traded for the day. The week saw a strong rebound after Eisenhower's heart attack news, followed by further declines in the final two days. New York stock market report.
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Phone Strike Ends Quickly in Detroit
DETROIT INS reports the Communications Workers of America strike against Michigan Bell Telephone Company began early today but lasted only one hour and five minutes. A settlement was reached at 7:15 a.m. and picket lines were withdrawn. Day shift workers at multiple exchanges began returning to work.
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Schoolboy Killed in Fog Shrouded Hill Crash
A school bus and a dump truck collided on a foggy hill near Mansfield Pennsylvania killing the bus driver Dee Jackson’s son. Ten others injured in the daylong incident as state police investigated.
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Today's Chuckle Teaches Persistence With a Playful Twist
A light joke riffs on the saying you only fail until you try again, noting that ordinary effort can yield an average result. The quip plays on resilience and humor to remind readers not to be discouraged by early missteps.
Stipsy Pilot Dodges Cops On Runway
Concord New Hampshire police chased a drunken former pilot who zigzagged a small plane along a foggy runway for about an hour. James R. Walker 29 of Concord identified by police, roared the plane up to 50 feet, blocked a Northeast Airlines DC-3 landing, and faces charges including careless and reckless operation of a plane flying after drinking and operating without a license.
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Drunken Driver Is Fined $100
Zack Pollard Jr., 30, of 704 Almond St, was fined $100 and his license and car registration were revoked after pleading guilty in Traffic Court to driving while intoxicated. Patrolman Nicholas De Gelorm reported Pollard backing from a driveway opposite 612 S. Townsend St when he collided with a taxi driven by James Greco, 34, of 206 E. Glen Ave.
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Bay State Reports 28 New Polio Cases Today
Twenty eight new cases of polio in Massachusetts were reported today to the state department of public health. The total this year rose to 3,203, compared with 675 a year ago.
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