Nameless Storm Hits Gold Coast and Cocoa Tragedy
A unnamed tropical disturbance battered the Gold Coast Florida with 60 mph winds and heavy seas from Cuba north toward Miami. Coast Guard hunted the 67 foot shrimp boat Ike overdue four days while an 11 year old boy drowned on a lake near Cocoa, Winter Park resident Henry Vukoty perished.
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Miami
Gold Coast
Florida
Cuba
Coast Guard
Ike
Gulf of Mexico
Greta
Miami Weather Bureau
Cocoa
Fla
Henry Vukoty
Winter Park
Riddleberger Named Assistant Secretary of State for European Affairs
President Eisenhower designated James W. Riddleberger, currently ambassador to Yugoslavia, as assistant secretary of state for European affairs. He succeeds Livingston T. Merchant, who becomes ambassador to Canada. Riddleberger, a career diplomat, has served in foreign service since 1929 and headed the State Department’s Bureau of German Affairs.
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Washington
Eisenhower
James W. Riddleberger
Yugoslavia
Livingston T. Merchant
Canada
Riddleberger
State Department
Homemade Bomb Mangles Two Boys
Two high school students, William Ryan 16 and Walter Prohaska 15, were in critical condition at Holy Cross Hospital after they built a bomb from iron pipe and drugs bought at a store. The blast severely mangled their left forearms and damaged their right hands and leg muscles.
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Chicago
Holy Cross Hospital
William Ryan
Walter Prohaska
Todays Features and Page Index Highlights
The notice lists sections and page numbers for today including Amusements 17 Letters 20 Bridge 6 Financial 29 Classified 30 35 Senior City Life 419 Forum 36 Deaths 12 Radio TV 28 Editorials 20 Womens 22 23 Sports 2 25 Todays Pictures Page 14.
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Stockpiled Cash In Ramshackle Home In New York Robbery
Police tally a cache of torn and dirty bills scattered through a rundown house in West Babylon after two men robbed John Van Huda of about $12,000. The haul allegedly filled a nine room dwelling, with rats nibbling some notes, as neighbors learned the sister Jeanette Van Huda kept money for emergencies while she explained medical burdens kept her at home.
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West Babylon
N.Y. i
John van Huda
Babylon Potes
Percy K. Hempstead
van Huda
Jeanette
Hitler Johanie
Hitler
Miss van Huda
Israel warns Britain on Iraqi troop move
Israel cautioned Britain against backing any Iraqi troop deployment to Jordan amid border tension and fears of destabilizing the Hashemite kingdom. London defended its stance as an effort to calm fears while predicting no breach of the armistice, with U.S. backing and Cairo reporting a plot to occupy Jordan.
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Britain
Jerusalem
Arab Jordan
Israel-Jordan
Iraq
Hussein
Jordan
Abels
London
Ish Foreign Office
Eden
Middle East
Egypt
U.S
Cairo
Salah Salem
Nuri Said
Nasser
Faisal II
Six Die and Six Hurt in Syracuse Area Crashes
Six people were killed and six injured in highway crashes around Syracuse yesterday. Deaths occurred in a head on near South Bay and near Potsdam, with additional fatalities at Rushville and Canton. Names include Carl J Hudyma Jr and Carl J Hudyma, both of Fulton, Wayne Twogood of East Syracuse, Leo Gunning of Potsdam, Elizabeth Petrus of Newark, and Erasmo Colon of Rushville.
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Syracuse
South Bay
Potsdam
Rushville
Canton
Carl Joseph Hudyma Jr
Carl J. Hudyma
Fourth St. N
Fulton
Wayne H. Twogood
McCool Ave
Leo E. Gunning
Potsdam- Parishville
Elizabeth Petrus
Newark
N. Y
Erasmo Colon
Nedrow Man Pleads Innocent in High Speed Chase
William H. Winder, 26, denied intoxicated driving after a 90 mile an hour chase and scuffle with a patrolman. He pled not guilty to reckless driving and driving without a license and faced disorderly conduct charges. Bail set at 33500 until November 1 and 250 until November 7 by two judges.
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Nedrow
Truman H. Preston
William H. Winder
Winder
P. Leo Dorsey
Michael
Four Destroys Crew Volunteers for Antarctic Year
In Wellington New Zealand seven crew members from four American destroyers concluded a four day visit. They were told that any man missing muster would be drafted for Operation Deepfreeze to spend a year in the Antarctic. Not one man failed to report.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Burglars Ransack Walter Pidgeon Home in Bel Air
burglars broke into Walter Pidgeon’s Bel Air residence last night and fled before stealing loot. Clothing silverware and liquor were left behind, along with the getaway car abandoned in the driveway.
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Hollywood
Walter Pidgeon
Bel Air
Pidgeon
Girl 17 Kills Self Over Dates in Tioga County
State Police report Dorothy Doolittle 17 shot herself after writing she loved two men and could not choose between them. Found yesterday with a chest wound at her farm home near Spencer after two dates Saturday night. An honor student in high school.
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Spencer
Dorothy Doolittle
Tioga County
Dorothy
Today's Chuckle Psychiatry gag at hospital arrives
A doctor greets a psychiatrist with a polite Good morning, Doctor, as they arrive at the hospital. The second psychiatrist mumbles he wonders what the phrase meant, hinting at conversation and humor in a medical setting.
DINGHIES New Hope For 59 Search On
A British ship picked up wheels and part of the undercarriage from a missing U S Air Force plane carrying 59 servicemen. The find renews hope of dinghies with survivors as a new search zone forms around wreckage southwest of Land s End. U S authorities await wheel serial number checks to confirm aircraft identity as a high speed launch is sent to retrieve the debris. The U S Air Force said the search for survivors would continue indefinitely.
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London
A_ Royall Air Force
U.S
Atlantic
Cornwall
U.S. Air Force
Land's End
Britain
U. S. Air Force
Break Out Swim Suits In Mild Central New York Weather
Mild conditions prevail with sunny skies in Central New York. High pressure keeps temperatures near 80 tomorrow with a 45-degree drop tonight and a warming trend through the week. Rain is expected to end the sunny spell later.
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New York
Towns Seen Outvoting City for First Time
Walter F. McGuenness reports a record high turnout in Syracuse suburbs with registration surging beyond expectations. Camillus and De Witt districts show large gains, some exceeding 1,500 and 1,100 registrants, threatening city dominance as suburbs gain political influence.
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Syracuse
Solvays
County Election Board
Charles H. Keene
Camillus
de Witt
Lith
Atttorney
Javits
Wagner
New York City
U.S. Senate
15Th Ward
Eisenhower to intensify west coast campaign push
President Eisenhower plans a rapid campaign schedule with five television appeals this week as he travels west. The sequence, titled Your Government and You, includes filmed five minute national broadcasts on NBC ABC and CBS tonight and tomorrow. The piece notes party registration shifts in New York City areas and county ward patterns affecting urban races.
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Washington
Eisenhower
West Coast
NBC
ABC
CBS
Stevenson Targets Nixon in Final Campaign Push
Adlai Stevenson sharpens attack on Vice President Nixon with three weeks left in the 1956 race. A top strategist says public sentiment makes Nixon a prime issue as Stevenson plans a nationwide ABC radio and TV address from Chicago on halting H bomb testing. He vows to ring a doorbell to support small contributions to his campaign.
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Libertyville
Adlai FE
Stevenson
Nixon
ABC
Chicago
Leader says GOP picked wrong rock in Nixon remark
Democratic Gov George Leader rejected calls for a Nixon Alcatraz suggestion and offered to donate 1000 to charity for proof of any public claim. He referenced an offshore island and joked about a trained seal and a door burglary in West Los Angeles, noting a break in yielded clothing jewelry a clock radio and a tape recorder.
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Harrisburg
George M
Richard M. Nixon
Alcatraz
Leonard Hall
Nixon
Oakland
Calif
Hall
Los Angeles
Russia mattresses fail to lull sleepers in Soviet beds
New York based executive John W. Hubbell reports from the Soviet Union that a thin cotton filled mattress used by Russians is at fault for poor sleep. He bought one for 170 rubles about $42.50 and notes that in a U.S. sale it would likely not sell at $5.
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New York
Russia
Soviet Union
John W. Hubbell
Hubbell
Carol Haney Recovering After Collapse
Beverly Hills actress and Panama, Panama, star Carol Haney was listed in satisfactory condition at Mt. Sinai Hospital after collapsing Friday night at a Las Vegas nightclub where she was performing. Doctors cited exhaustion and a throat infection as causes.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Carol Haney
Panama
Mt. Sinai
Las Vegas
Nev
Airman First Class Wyatt Returns Home For Christmas
Airman First Class Edwin O Wyatt Jr of Yale Melrose Massachusetts returned home for his first Christmas visit in four years after serving in the Orient. He left for Arabia today with a brief homecoming celebration with his family marking the holiday.
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Melrose
Mass
Lns
Edwin, O. Wyatt, Jr
Wyatt
Arabia
Orient
Voters Speak Poll Projects California Outlook
The analyst Samuel Lubell foresees Eisenhower carrying California in November based on extensive county and city voting study since the Civil War. He notes broad national similarities in voters' sentiments despite regional issues and promises to detail regional movements and influences, with segregation in the South to be discussed separately.
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Corcoran
Ike
Syracuse
C. R. Rosenberry
Albany Times-Union
Samuel Lubell
America
Big City
California
South
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