Milk truck driver charged after cow strike in Marcellus
Earl K. Shoemaker 22 of Willowdale Road Skaneateles was charged with leaving the scene of an accident and driving an unregistered vehicle after his milk truck struck a cow owned by Lewis A. Mulroy in Marcellus near West Seneca Street around 9 am. Deputies Beebe and Hayford detained him nearby shortly after the incident.
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W. Senecampl
Marcellus
Earl K. Shoemaker
Willowdale Rad
Leo Beebe
William Hayford
Set. Beebe
China Pushes for Higher Level Talks with U S
Secretary of State Dulles said Beijing formally asked for a high level meeting to discuss Far East issues. He favors exhausting the Geneva lower level talks first and noted China and the US have shifted from civilian repatriation to other practical matters on their agenda.
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Washington
Dulles
China
United States
Far East
Geneva
Wang Ping-nan
Madison mother warns against candy reward for runaway son
A Madison mother told police not to feed candy to her three year old son when he disappears again because he believes candy is a reward for running away. The boy is three and authorities are investigating his absence.
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Madison, Wis
Madison
Treasury tax gain could balance budget predicts Porter
Sylvia Porter predicts on the editorial page that higher incomes tax payments will raise enough revenue to balance the budget. The feature notes other sections such as Amusements on page 39 and Money Classified on pages 45-49.
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Treasury
Sylvia Porter
Amusements
City Life
Hospital committees keep joint study on merger alive
Citizens Hospital Committee will not be disbanded as three hospital boards met with the committee. Memorial supports the merger plan while Crouse Irving opposes it as originally presented. Syracuse General has not decided, and all sides agreed further study by specially created committees is needed. The General board chair says the overall hospital decision remains with 168 trustees.
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Wamonler
Crouse - Irving
Memorial
Syracuse General Hospitals
Crouse-Irving
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William D. Johnson
General Board
General Hospital
Clark
Bao Dai Fires Diem and Cancels Powers in Viet Nam Crisis
Ex- Emperor Bao Dai dismissed Premier Ngo Dinh Diem and revoked special powers after the Indochina armistice. Diem, ruling as if Bao Dai is irrelevant, faces a referendum next Sunday to decide who will be chief of state.
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Bao Dai
Ngo Dinh Diém
Indochina
France
Viet Nam
Diem
Thieves Hit Good Luck Service Station Twice In Four Days
In Madison Virginia the Good Luck Service Station was burglarized twice in four days, stealing seven shotguns and rifles, a pistol, and ammunition from the owner, a gun hobbyist. The report appears on today’s Pictures page.
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Madison
Harry Gibbs
Plane crashes into christening party. three dead
Beechcraft Bonanza piloted by Joel Wolfe Thorne crashed into a North Hollywood apartment during a christening party for Sherrill Presten. Three killed Betty Jean Wolf 18, Thorne 40, and Sherrill Presten six weeks old. Seven injured taken to hospital in critical condition with severe burns.
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Nortit
Hollywood
Calif
Joel Wolfe
Thorne
Betty Jean Wolf
Sherill Presten
North Hollywood
Valley
New York
Lost Boy Trapped in Basement Freezer Heard
Three year old Mark Swanson spent most of yesterday afternoon hidden in a basement food freezer. Neighbors and police joined the search until his mother found him on the bottom shelf. He was cooled to 91 degrees but recovering well with doctors noting he went in to look for his kitten.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Mark Swanson
Mark
Carl E. Swanson
Faure Faces Confidence Vote Over Algeria Crisis
Premier Edgar Faure goes before the National Assembly in Paris seeking a confidence vote on his handling of Algeria turmoil and related North African issues. The decision could topple France's 21st postwar government, with the actual vote due in the afternoon.
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Edgar Faure
National Assembly
France
Algeria
Faure
Big Bold Theft Strikes Davis Truck and Tractor
Eureka California police investigate a bold theft at Davis Truck and Tractor. Burglars smashed in, stole a bright red six wheeler valued at 12,500 dollars after siphoning gasoline from the showroom logging truck.
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Eureka
Calif
Paul Davis
Davis
Pickets Bar Westinghouse Pittsburgh Plant
Pickets barred supervisory staff and nonstriking office workers from entering Westinghouse Electric Corp. East Pittsburgh plant as 44,000 CIO IUE workers strike across 30 plants. A union spokesman said the action was not concerted and left to locals. Company negotiators planned to return to bargaining.
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Pittsburgh
Big East
Westinghouse Electric Corp
CIO International Union of Electrical Workers
Westinghouse
Four Days On Way Out Weather Outlook
Weather forecast says the stormy conditions ease with a few more showers tonight and tomorrow. Alex Sadowski notes a complex low pressure system moving away bringing sun breaks, cooler temperatures, and light winds shifting from tonight to tomorrow.
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Alex Sadowski
Airline chiefs weigh Russian entry to U S mercado
Polish and Czech airline leaders in New York at the International Air Transport Association say Russians may want to fly commercial planes to the United States, but nothing is definite as outcomes depend on the wider situation.
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New York
INS
U. S
Jan Barcal
International Air Transport Association
Syracuse University seeks $5.94 million loan for new dormitory
Syracuse University applied for a federal loan to build a new dormitory and facilities to house 1,523 students and serve 2,100 meals. The project includes a wing to Mt Olympus dormitory for 472 more women, with completion aimed at June 1, 1956, and costs estimated at about 2.3 million for the dormitory and 641 thousand for the dining hall.
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Syracuse University
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Washington
The
Herald-Journal
F. Gordon Smith
Office of Education
University
Mt. Olympus S
Soviet Proposes World Atoms for Peace Conference
The Soviet Union formally proposed an international conference to settle questions on a world atoms for peace agency. The United States reportedly favored a rival plan to approve a statute, with eight powers having drafted such a statute and seeking comments from eight prospective members. The statute delays any conference until the agency is established.
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N.Y
Soviet Union
United States
General Assembly
Elevator plunge in Memphis ends with man unhurt
In Memphis a construction elevator fell nine stories when its cable snapped. R L Reid, 32, was carrying cement to the top and landed in wet cement, using it as a cushion and escaping injury.
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Memphis
Tenn
R. L. Reid
Reid
Queen Elizabeth Faces Sister Over Margaret Townsend Romance
London dispatch reports Queen Elizabeth II returning from Scotland to confront the growing uproar over Princess Margaret and Peter Townsend. A family summit at Buckingham Palace follows a weekend private meeting, as government talks and public curiosity mount about whether the romance will lead to a marriage or a denial.
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Elizabeth
Margaret
Peter Townsend
Euston
Balmoral Castle
Prince Charles
Princess Anne
Buckingham Palace
Clarence House
Duke of Edinburgh
Townsend
Eden
Margaret Hubbub
No. 10
Downing St
Flood Stricken Six States Restart Cleanup As Floods Recede
Debris lines roads and rivers as six Northeastern states begin backbreaking cleanup after weekend floods. Connecticut bears the worst toll with past Diane flooding. Federal aid flows under a major disaster declaration extended to the new floods. Sherman Adams briefs governors on relief steps.
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Diane
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New England
Boston Weather Bureau
Sherman Adams
Small Business Administration
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Washington
ICC makes freight rate hikes permanent for railroads
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized indefinite continuation of the 1952 freight rate increases, boosting rates by 12 to 15 percent. The Dec 31 expiration was canceled, folding the higher charges into the established rate structure and ending temporary surcharges.
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Washington
Interstate Commierce Commission
ICC
Senators donate coins for Egyptian arms fund
Four U S senators visiting Egypt dropped coins into a dwarf Sheikh Ahmed Salem arms fund box as part of Egypt Armament Week to raise money for buying arms from Czechoslovakia. The donation, mostly five piasters, drew applause from bystanders.
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Mier Gamal Abdel Nasser
U. S
Henry Byroade
Nasser
Sheikh Ahmed Salem
Byroade
Egypt
Czechoslovakia
Berle Declines Buick 11 Million Deal Cited In TV Guide
Comedian Milton Berle says he turned down Buick television offers including a 39 show weekly series, a decision cited in TV Guide and denied by Kudner Advertising. The article notes Gleason’s later 11 million Buick contract and Berle’s friendship with Gleason, with references to executives Myron Kirk and Bob Hope.
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Jackie Gleason
Buick
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Kudner
Gleason
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Today’s Chuckle on memory and marriages
A humorous line notes how some mothers recall their husbands first kiss while their daughters cannot recall their own first husbands, playing on memory and age with a light tone.
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