Community Chest Red Cross Drive Opens With Dinner Kickoff
Ten thousand volunteers launch the second annual combined Community Chest and Red Cross campaign in Syracuse with a Dutch Treat dinner at Motel Syracuse and a 6:30 PM radio broadcast. The countywide canvass begins tomorrow targeting 114 000 residents to raise 2 424 8520 dollars for 63 Red Feather agencies and 10 Red Cross services.
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Community Chest-Red Cross United’ Appeal
Syracuse
Community Chest-Red Cross
Onondaga County
Ers
Community Chest
Red Cross
John D. Williams
Leonard P. Markert
Community Chest and
Council of Social Agencies
Warren R.bentley
Syracuse and Onondaga County
The
American Red Cross
Red Feather
Alabama Boy Slain at State Fair. Juvenile Held
Detailing the Birmingham case, a 14 year old Negro boy is held on murder charges after a white youth Frank Licavoli Jr. was shot at the Alabama State Fair. Police say the wallet and purse clues surfaced as investigators questioned suspects and examined the scene.
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Alabama
Birmingham
Ala
Sharon Kay
Patchie
St. Clair Shores
C. B. Golden
Alfred Moore
Market Rebounds After Shaky Opening With Broad Gains
A volatile start gave way to a solid recovery as the stock market rallied. Union Carbide and Bethlehem Steel posted strong openings with notable gains, while General Motors and Chrysler advanced on active trading. News from the Eisenhower sickness in Denver provided a cautious backdrop as investors bought steadily.
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New York
Union Bet
Eisenhower
Denver
Chrysler
Bethlehem Steel
General Motors
Noted shooting at fair ends in fatality in Peoria
Forced Gift Moore was apprehended soon after the shooting and taken to police headquarters as details of the incident emerged. Witnesses described a confrontation between Waldrop and Moore at a midway concession, a pistol fired, and Waldrop killed by a shot to the temple. Relatives and bystanders gathered as police maintained order.
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Moore
Peoria
S. Steel
C. W. Lusher
C. D. Milwee
Fair
Golden
Waldrop
Mead Gets Recommendation For Four Housing Locations
New York reporters describe a baseball game at Yankee Stadium as the Yankees face the Dodgers in a decisive seventh game. Duke Snider returns to the Dodgers lineup while Jackie Robinson sits with an Achilles issue. Tommy Byrne starts for the Yankees against Johnny Podres. Robinson may be available if needed.
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New York
Duke Snider
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Jackie Robinson
New York Yankees
Yankee Stadium
Tormmy Byrne
Yankee
Johnny Podres
Dodger
Byrne
Robinson
Snider
Jackie
Don
Hoak
Junior
Gilliam
Yanks
Don Zimmer
Dulles Warns Soviet Arms to Middle East Risk Tension
Secretary of State Dulles told reporters he warned Molotov at the United Nations that Communist bloc arms deliveries to the Middle East would not ease tensions. He cited a Czech Egypt arms deal as under negotiation and noted uncertainty about quantities and effects on a regional arms race.
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Washington
Dulles
Molotov
Middle East
United Nations
New York
U. S
Soviet Union
Red
Czechoslovakia
Egypt
Delinquency Vision Tie Cited By Fuller
Albany reports an optometrist, Richard H. Fuller of Syracuse, says school eye tests are inadequate and many pupils miss vision problems. He links poor reading to juvenile delinquency, urging new tests in schools for early detection between ages five and eight.
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Fuller
Albany
Richard H. Fuller
Syracuse
Central New York Optometric Society
New York City
Hair length debate sparks kissable neck remark
Mrs. Tressie Arnold of Shreveport, first vice president of the Interstate Council of Beauty Boards, says hair should be kissable length. She argues current styles reveal necks that invite a kiss, reflecting fashion norms in Baton Rouge coverage.
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Baton Rouge
Tressie Arnold
Shreveport
Interstate Council of Beauty Boards
Police Dog Sgt. Orvie’s Bold Role in War on Crime
Commissioner Margarite C. Johnson of Dearborn Michigan discusses a pioneering program using police dogs to assist officers. The dogs can locate armed suspects, disarm them, and guard until help arrives, potentially reducing patrol car needs. Sgt. Orvie, Johnson’s trained dog, demonstrated by stamping his paw in ink on an application blank at the conference.
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Philadelphia
Johnson
Ay Provesis
Margarite C. John- Far
Dearborn
Mich
Sgt
Orvie
Eisenhower Refreshed and in Control from Hospital Bed
President Eisenhower, recovering in hospital, signs a letter asking Vice President Nixon to chair cabinet and NSC meetings during his illness. He reports a good night and a rested start to the day as Sherman Adams aids in continued work and signing of papers.
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Denver
INS
Eisen‘hower
Richard M. Nixon
Cabinet
National Security Council
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
New Continental Car Unveiled
Dearborn reports Ford Motor Co unveils the Continental Mark II, a luxury Lincoln Continental successor. Expected price around 20000 dollars with about 1000 cars built yearly. exact figures to be released at a public showing in two weeks.
Driver Fined for Drunk Driving Plea in Traf fic Court
Paul Beckman 42 of R D 1 Nedrow pleaded guilty in Traf fic Court today to drunk driving. He received a $100 fine.
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Paul Beckman
Nedrow
Dri
Manuscript Row Over Duchess Ties With Amory Memoir
Cleve Amory, aboard the Queen Mary, refused a writing bid and canceled a 60 day jail term suspension. The Duchess of Windsor and Amory discuss manuscript changes and a planned memoir as tensions over Sunnybrook Farm loom, with references to Paris and Palm Beach.
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New York
Cleve J
Queen Mary
Land Amory
Amory
Bu J
Duchess of Rope
S. State St
Windsor
Getling
Duke
Dachine
Public housing plan proposes scattered site locations
The City Planning Commission submits a scattered sites proposal for 190 to 200 housing units under a $6,600,000 city state public housing contract. Recommended sites include several blocks in the Urban Renewal Area and one outside, with a Cedar Street location noted for large family units and a 70 unit building for single seniors.
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Mead
City Planning Commission
Almond, Cedar and
Madison Sts
Irving Ave
Ashworth
Walnut Ave
E. Fayette St
Cedar St
Central New York Weather Outlook with Warmer Weekend
Central New York remains cloudy with some sun breaks possible tonight and tomorrow. Highs near 78 expected tomorrow, with mid 60s to low 70s over the period and rainfall total between one quarter and one half inch late Thursday through the weekend.
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New
Rampaging Waters Flood Wichita Falls
Wichita Falls faces rising floods with 50 families evacuated as rains swell creeks and the Wichita River. Chief Forecaster Moore warns the inundation could be the worst since 1941 and 1950, with National Guardsmen and emergency units aiding evacuations.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
Jim Andrus
E. A. Moore
North Texas
National Guardsmen
Cross
U. S
Wichita River
Harnessed Sun Powers First Rural Telephone Test
AMERICUS Georgia date INS reports a new solar powered telephone system with a flat solar battery on a pole catching sun rays. Engineers at Bell Laboratories developed silicon disks to convert sunlight to electricity. The trial aims to show solar power can support rural phone use.
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Americus, Ga
INS
Jintao
Americus
George L. Mathews
Bell Laboratory
Today’s Chuckle on Trade Relations
A lighthearted note laughs at trade relations with a playful nudge that most people would like to see smoother exchanges and fewer frictions in global commerce.
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William B. Stark
Benjamin Friendman
Temple Society of Concord
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Onondaga County Board of Supervisors
James Heffernan
American Federation of Musicians
Music Performance Trust Fund of
Recording Industries
Associated Press
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Detroit
Frank Licavoli Jr
IEE
Skowron
Sgt. Orvie
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Sunnybrook Farm
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