Sheriff Albert E. Stone Dies After Surgery
Sheriff Albert E. Stone died at 6 45 p.m. in University Hospital following gall bladder surgery after abdominal pains. He had served 25 years in the county force and was a former undersheriff and president of the New York State Sheriff's Association. Services will be held at St Pauls Episcopal Church with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Impasse in steel strike as White House urged to act
Negotiations over the 56 day steel strike stall with both sides expecting the White House to take the next step. President Eisenhower, returning from California, had urged a negotiated settlement. Union leader David J. McDonald labeled that industry aims to force workers back under Taft Hartley and warned an impartial fact finding board could be more effective. He faulted the industry offer as a pay cut and loss of cost of living adjustments, while noting fringe benefits and higher employee insurance costs.
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Night of Terror Follows Iraqi Premier Shooting
Baghdad faced a night of terror with constant gunfire after an assassination attempt on Premier Abdel Karim Kassem. Kassem was wounded but in good condition, as Cairo papers report mass arrests and citywide army patrols to restore order amid fears of new massacres by anti Kassem elements.
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A Touch Of Summer Weather Notes
The weatherman says cloudy and warm today with a chance of rain tomorrow night. Temperatures rise to a warm 73 degrees tomorrow, matching today’s high, while tonight’s low is 38. Winds stay southerly at 10 to 20 mph tonight and tomorrow.
Rhee and wife celebrate silver wedding in Seoul
President Syngman Rhee and his Austrian born wife observed their silver wedding today in Seoul. Cabinet members, the speaker of the Nations Assembly, and the chief justice called at the presidential mansion to congratulate the Rhees on behalf of the government and the people. Rhee celebrated his birthday last March.
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Editorial Notes on Peace Dominance by GOP
On the Editorial Page William S. White argues that peace is the sole issue in focus today, noting a lull in presidential campaigns and the GOP holding a monopoly on pacific themes. The piece reflects a single issue framing and current political climate.
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Everybody Wants To Be A Judge In Democratic Party
Former Gov Averell Harriman criticized the party saying many Democratic office holders view politics as a path to judgeships while Republicans tend to stay longer and hold greater value for the party. Harriman spoke in New York City to an Albany Knickerbocker News reporter.
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Federal judge to halt longshoreman strike injunction ordered
President Eisenhower directed Atty. Gen. Rogers to seek a Taft Hartley injunction to end an 85 000 strong longshoremen walkout. The shutdown disrupted food and fuel delivery to about 22 million people and prompted rapid action after a three member fact finding panel reported the strike harms coast areas and defense material supply.
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Typhoon Vera Death Toll Reaches 4253 in Japan
Tokyo reports Typhoon Vera devastated central Honshu with 138 mph winds on Sept 27. Official police tallies list 4253 dead and 17693 injured with many still missing.
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Dotto Quiz Winner Testifies of Rigged Questions
Former contestant David Huschle testified before a House subcommittee that the NBC show Dotto was rigged to help him win eleven thousand six hundred dollars. He said he was ordered to "take a dive" on the night shows after earlier wins on daytime broadcasts. He named assistant producer Gil Cates as supplying prearranged questions and the contestant’s identity to win. Page 16 Column 4.
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Gas pipeline blast drives 400 families from Austin area
A propane pipeline broke near Austin causing a three mile toxic gas cloud. Police fire and Bergstrom AFB crews evacuated about 400 families as officials warned against sparks or flames while engineers warned gas could linger in low places for months.
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Rhinoceros Wins Brazilian Vote in City Elections
In Sao Paulo Brazil UPI reports Cacareco a female rhinoceros was the write in favorite of tens of thousands in Sunday local elections as a protest against high living costs. Early totals show about 10 percent of the municipal council vote perhaps 100 000 votes with another five percent blank ballots.
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Her Own Nursery Sparked City Probe in Nebraska
A city inspector questioned Mrs. John Herman about running an unregistered nursery after complaints. She explained six children under six were all hers and playing about the house.
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Woman narrowly escapes in furnace attack in Bronx
Hilda Koch, 24, mother of two, told police a 6 foot suspect beat her with a gun and forced her into a furnace in their basement apartment. She escaped with third degree burns and is hospitalized. her husband Gerhard Woch was away at work.
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Man Confesses to Mysterious Slaying Linked to Buffalo Case
A Chicago man identified as William Fish claims he aided two others in shooting a man in New York state last year. Buffalo police, investigating the Aquino killings, detained him without charge while awaiting further inquiry. Fish's father dismisses the tale as drunken rambling.
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Pioneer IV Reaches Aphelion On First Solar Orbit
Pioneer IV, the 1342 pound satellite, reaches aphelion at 9 p.m. EST on its first solar lap. It will be 107,951,000 miles from the sun, traveling at 59,848 miles per hour, and about 15 million miles from Earth at aphelion.
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Knoxville selects Clara Simpson safest driver
Mrs. Clara Simpson, 25, was chosen Knoxville's safest driver. A startled Simpson quipped that her husband would ride in the car even when she is driving, highlighting the lighthearted nature of the prize announcement.
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Knoxville
Agriculturist Defined as Farmer With Station Wagon
A humorous line notes that an agriculturist is simply a farmer who uses a station wagon. This light remark plays on the practical image of rural life and mobility.
Heat’s Off in Bay Area After Artichoke Top Disposal Decision
San Francisco AP reports the Day Area Air Pollution Control District ruled on Wednesday there was no alternative way to dispose of artichoke tops in the Bay Area. The ruling ends debate over disposal methods and affects local waste practices.
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Britain votes as Conservatives seek third term in power
Britons cast ballots in heavy turnout as polls and markets point to a Conservative victory. Prime Minister Harold Macmillan and Labour rival Hugh Gaitskell campaigned in final hours while stock prices rose on optimism. Forecasts expected a Conservative majority in the 630 seat House of Commons and another five years in government.
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Skunk Rescue After Mayonnaise Jar Incident in Saranac Lake
In Saranac Lake Mrs. Greenleaf Chase reports a skunk trapped a mayonnaise jar on a village street. She stopped, grabbed the skunk and bottle, and freed the animal as it scratched then ambled away. Conservation official nigdattias notes the skunks had rummaged in garbage and become accidentally trapped.
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