Salary increases drive rising hospital costs in Syracuse
Third in a series on hospital charges explains inflation’s impact on bills. Hospitals raise wages to deter unionization, boost starting nursing pay from 3 500 to 4 000 annually, and compete with Good Shepherd and VA Hospital. Wage costs, now 57 to 66 percent of the budget, surged from eight million in 1951 to twelve million in 1958 as hours shortened and staff numbers rose.
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Syracuse
Tals
Good Shepherd
Chrysler to Triple DeWitt Plant Complex for New Process Gear
Chrysler Corp plans a multi million dollar expansion at the DeWitt site for its New Process Gear division. A 400000 square foot plant will begin within two weeks and aim to be ready next summer for 1961 production. The Herald Journal notes two more 400000 square foot facilities may follow on the 125 acre site along the Thruway.
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Chrysler
DeWitt
Chrysler Corp
Herald-Journal
Unemployment Falls as Students Return to School
National employment declined by 894000 to 66,347,000 in September, with unemployment dropping 196000 to 3,230,000 as students returned to classes. Labor official Seymour Wolfbein cited steel strike layoffs and rising weekly losses, noting Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana as hardest hit.
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Washington
Labor
James P. Mitchell
Labor Department
Mitchell
Seymour Wolfbein
Wolfbeing
Wolfbein
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Chrysler style shift brings New Process Gear to Fly road site
Editorial notes Chrysler’s Fly road site near Thompson road will replace three Plum street plants and add 2000 plus workers with a $10 million payroll. If facilities expand to 3000 to 6000, access via Carrier Circle and a four lane Court road will ease movement to the Thruway Exit 35.
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Thompson Road
Fly Road
Syracuse
Collamer
Court Road
Kinne Road
Carrier Circle
Industrial Park
New Process ‘Gear Division
Chrysler
Eagan Real Estate
Chrysler General
Detroit
Leo T. Eagan
L. William Eagan
New Process Gear
Plum Street
A. T. Hanson
Wolf Street
Auburn
President Eisenhower Urges Aid Over Arms for World Help
In Abilene Kansas President Eisenhower proposed channeling savings from a future disarmament plan into a global program aiding less developed nations. He spoke at the groundbreaking for his Presidential Library, noting the project would house many of his and Dulles papers. He planned a quick return to Washington to celebrate his birthday with family.
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Abilene, Kan
Kansas Town
West
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Washington
Abilene
Iuars
Open gambling probe hits Ithaca center at Varsity Billiards
State Investigation Commission report accuses Ithaca police inaction of tolerating big dice games at Varsity Billiards on North Tioga Street run by Louis Chelekis. It notes no arrests for three years before 1958 and cites a lodge case near Sons of Italy with up to 40 000 dollars in play per game. The study questions Chief Herbert L. Van Ostrand's competency.
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NEW York
Ithaca
Police Department
State Investigation Commission
Varsity Billiards
North Tioga St
Louis Chelekis
Cornell University
John F. Ryan
Sons of Italy Lodge
Ryan
Herbert L. van Ostrand
Ithaca Police Department
Syracuse Weather Forecast Sees Light Showers and Cool Temps
The forecast shows mainly cloudy skies with occasional showers in Syracuse. Overnight low around 42 F and a high about 10 degrees above that. West-northwest winds rise from 5-10 mph tonight to 10-20 mph tomorrow with little temperature change.
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Syracuse
Weather Bureau
Today’s Chuckle on radio and TV audiences
A light note about radio studios and television audiences, inviting curiosity over what prompts laughter. The column hints at the difference between radio and TV humor and audience reactions.
McDonald Dares Steel Heads To Sit With Him and Negotiate
Washington, UPI. Steel workers president David J McDonald challenged steel industry leaders to sit down and negotiate a settlement of the three month steel strike. He said he could not reach top officials and urged CEOs to come to Washington to talks. The Eisenhower fact finding board seeks a settlement or will report by midnight Friday, or seek a court injunction for a ten day cooling off period. McDonald told General Motors officials they could end the strike next week with pressure on industry leaders.
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Washington
UPI
David J. McDonald
McDonald
Eisenhower
General Motors
Engi
uSay
Arthur J. Goldberg
Planes found in Schoharie county surplus claim
Schoharie County Dist. Atty. T. Paul Kane questioned how two Navy surplus C45 Beachcraft planes valued at 61 492 when new and bought for 125 ended up in the county. One is at Ballston Spa Airport, the other at Big Springs Texas. Storage and handling charges total 2 400 plus the 125 owed.
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County CD
Edward Lingerfelter
Mustang Flying Service
Duanesburg
Arizona
County Board of Supervisors
Schoharie
Navy
Big Springs
Tex
Rallston
Ingrid Bergman wins custody of Rome children in court ruling
Rome's civil court ordered Roberto Rossellini to deliver to Ingrid Bergman the three children born of their separation. Rossellini had appealed to delay the transfer while Bergman, now living in Paris with Swedish businessman Lars Schmidt, remains the children's mother and guardian.
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Rome
Roberto Rossellini
Ingrid Bergman
Paris
Lars Schmidt
It's a Woman's World Directory published for clubs
The second annual edition of It's a Woman's World will be published with tomorrow's Herald-Journal. The tabloid directory lists the community's active women's organizations with club presidents and officers. Demand was high last year, so order early to keep a handy reference through the club year.
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Herald-Journal
Japan's Asahi Criticizes U S Jet Fighter Exports
Japan's Asahi Shimbun denounces U S efforts to peddle jet fighters to poor nations to prop up its waning aircraft industry. It notes America moves from manned aircraft to guided missiles and says relying on jets for protection is outdated in the space era.
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Tokyo
Japan
United States
America
Asahi Shimbun
Times
Powerful Juno II launches Explorer VI satellite from Cape Canaveral
A Juno II rocket lifted off from Cape Canaveral carrying the Explorer VI satellite to study cosmic radiation. The 11325 pound craft rose skyward at 11:30 a.m. EDT and NASA expected orbit confirmation within two hours.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
National Aeronautics
Space Administration
NASA
Washington
Van Doren Planned to Testify on November 2
Washington AP Charles Van Doren, famed for his $129,000 win on Twenty-One, is slated to testify when the House probe of quiz show rigging resumes November 2. A subpoena was issued but Van Doren remains unavailable as Rep. Oren Harris accuses him of evading service.
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van Doren
Washington
Charles van Doren
Congressional
House
Columbia University
Rep
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Legislative Oversight Subcommittee
Harris
National Broadcasting Co
NBC
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