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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1959
Page
1
The article explains that Syracuse hospitals offer advanced equipment and highly trained staff as a form of insurance against dire need. Teaching hospitals carry higher costs spread across patients, funding education and subsidized services, resulting in higher daily room rates compared with non teaching facilities.
A Syracuse driver, Charles E. Filinger, 2830 S. Salina St., stopped to aid crash victims on Route 11 at 1 15 am. While he helped, a tractor trailer in the collision was struck and his car was stolen by the unidentified thief who left the scene.
Editorial Page features a graphic re telling of John Brown raid on Harpers Ferry. also discusses trucking industry safety obligations and urges civic officials to explain technical acts. Includes a note on the state's new hard hat promotion and a light feature.
An 11 year old girl, Terry Ann Beak of Lafayette, was crushed to death when a convertible crashed into a tree near Otisco Lake. Her mother Mrs Richard Beak was injured and her brother Charles 8 was in critical condition at Memorial Hospital. The crash occurred about 5 40 pm on Otisco Valley road four miles south of Route 20.
Virginia Cerda, mother of four children who perished in a Columbus apartment fire, gave birth to a boy at University Hospital. She stated plans to raise another family. Pablo Cerda, her husband and hospital maintenance worker, reassured his wife after the tragedy.
New Process Division of Chrysler Corp will build a 400000 square foot plant on a 125 acre site east of Carrier recreation center in DeWitt near the New York Thruway Fly road. Employment is expected to rise from about 1250 to over 2200 next year. The move preserves the Syracuse operation, with Wolf street and Auburn foundry jobs continuing for now. payroll about 10 million annually. Concluded on Page 11.
Pope John XIII spoke briefly in English to American churchmen in Rome, joking about vowel rules and pronunciation. He noted Italian as the language for today and announced steps toward possibly canonizing Mother Elizabeth Ann Seton.
Washington D C UPI Earl W Kintner told a House subcommittee the FTC would risk policing wrestling and censoring entertainment if it tried to curb quiz show deception. He said the jurisdiction is a grey area and questioned authorities. Charles Van Doren’s appearance remained pending as NBC kept him off air while the inquiry weighs law adequacy to prevent future deception.
Lorra ine Graves of Annapolis described herself as lucky after delivering quadruplets at Johns Hopkins Hospital. The single birth includes three girls and a boy, weighing heaviest 4 pounds 12 ounces and lightest 3 pounds, with 24 hours after birth reported as doing well. Graves has eight other children, including two sets of twins aged 2 and 8. Medical staff noted 72 hours needed to fully evaluate the infants.
Syracuse hunter John Callisto and North Creek man Clayton Cross remained missing in the Adirondacks as state police, forest rangers, and volunteers pressed searches near Rock Lake and North Lake. Callisto, 35, from Grand Ave Syracuse, disappeared after a partridge hunt near Forestport. Cross, 77, was last seen near Route 10 east of Indian Lake after a ride with Phil Scott.
A three man panel opens hearings under Taft Hartley to urge a voluntary settlement in the 90 day steel strike. The board may advise whether to seek a federal injunction and must report to President Eisenhower by Friday. Union and management dispute keep avoiding a court order.
A humorous line notes that damage comes not from loose words but from muddled messages that slip out tangled after entering the ear. The quip reflects playful wisdom on miscommunication and memory.
The U S Weather Bureau predicts a mix of snow and scattered showers with a cold snap. Temperatures will range from a 35 degree low to a 50 degree high, with light snowfall overnight that melted as it fell between 1 and 2 a m.
In Dover England a reformatory boy James Wilson aged 20 reportedly excelled on a cross country run with a group of boys Sunday. Police were still pursuing Wilson at last report.
Maj. Gen. John B. Medaris cites a slow pace at Redstone Arsenal as Saturn remains on a 40 hour workweek. Washington sources indicate a transfer decision to NASA may come this week while budget limits blunt acceleration. He notes no US hardware can match Soviet lunar weight and laments delays in the nation’s space effort.
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