Persephone Wore Bermuda Shorts Spark Syracuse Sto
On Syracuse University campus co eds debate a new ban called Operation Minus Bermuda Shorts. The statue Persephone, crafted by Ivan Mestrovich, was dressed in orange Bermuda shorts overnight. Two Winchell Hall coeds prepared an ad for Monday in The Daily.
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Persephone
Laurence Schmeckebier
Syracuse University School of Fine Arts
Eileen Cashman
Garden City
L. I
Syracuse University
Devel
Ivan Mestrovich
Joe and
Emily Lowe
Winchell Hall
Albany bishop condemns youth conference moral disregard
The Romany Catholic bishop of Albany denounces widespread disregard of moral and spiritual values by delegates at a statewide juvenile delinquency conference. He says many seem unaware of American heritage rooted in belief in God and personal responsibility to God. More than 600 leaders drafted programs to aid youth, to be sent to Governor Harriman and the Legislature.
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Albany
William A. Scully
Thomas J. Watson Jr
State Commission On Youth and Delinquency
Watson
International Business Machines Corp
Harriman
Editorial Page Teases Ballot Amendments On Page 37
Today’s features outline proposed amendments three and four on the ballot and signal more discussion on the Editorial Page. TALKING IT OVER appears on Page 37 with other regular features listed across the paper including Amusements Money City Life and Editorials.
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Radio-Tv
Kohler Gifts Brass Cuspidor to Wisconsin Poet
Gov. Walter Kohler replies to Mrs. Raymond Jaeger of Water town by sending a 40 pound brass cuspidor with a playful verse. The exchange follows a legislative move to dispose of 167 brass cuspidors stored since lawmakers switched from chewing to cigarettes.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Walter Kohler
Raymond Jaeger
Watertown
Kohler
Ten Die From Record Cold in Mexico City
A cold wave in Mexico City has caused at least ten deaths among the poor. Five bodies were found on streets and sidewalks as freezing conditions worsen.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Today’s Chuckle Missing Seats Spark Gentle Bus Humor
A lighthearted quip notes many men have not given up seats on buses not due to manners but because they simply never had a seat to offer.
Pigeonholed Peace Plea at Yalta Hidden by Russia
An Allied prosecutor in the Tokyo war trials, Roy L. Morgan, says Russia secretly mediated with Japan in 1945 and that Moscow accepted to broker peace with terms resembling Potsdam but with three exceptions. Japan allegedly offered to retain the emperor, avoid occupation, and shield its leaders from prosecution. Moscow later disclosed it was at war with Japan.
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Russia
Yalta
Japan
United Press
Roy L. Morgan
Hideki Tojo
Morgan
Shigenori Togo
Togo
United States
Moscow
Hiroshima
Manchurian
Soviet Union demands full disarmament debate at U N
Arkady Sobolev, Soviet permanent U N delegate, pressed for a full disarmament debate in the U N Disarmament Commission despite Big Four ministerial talks in Geneva. He accused the U S of blocking subcommittee progress while noting broad agreement on preventing surprise attacks and reducing armed forces. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. listened as Stassen prepared for Paris talks with Dulles.
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N.Y
Russia
U.N. Assembly
Arkady A. Sobolev
U.N
Big Nation
Sobolev
Assembly
Big Four
Geneva
Disarmament Commission
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Canada
U.S
Eisenhower
Security Council
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Harold E. Stassen
State Dulles
Paris
Princess Margaret Townsend engagement rumors swirl after private party
In London a discreet dinner at 49 Kinnerton Street featured Princess Margaret and Peter Townsend. They arrived and left separately, each looking happy, amid a small guest list in a cottage celebration raising speculation about an engagement.
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London
Princess Margaret
Peter Townsend
Abedagh
Royal Beauty
John L. Wills
Kinnerton St
Knightsbridge
Margaret
Wills
Andrew
Iris Peake
Queen Elizabeth honors king at London memorial
Queen Elizabeth speaks at the George VI memorial ceremony in London praising his unselfish duty and sacrifice. Princess Margaret faces a personal dilemma amid Townsend rumors as she listens to her sister’s tribute and reflects on duty and family.
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London
Ins
Elizabeth
Margaret
George VI
Duke of Edinburgh
Peter Townsend
Prince's Pilot Killed in Crash
HAGERSTOWN Md Lt Col Gerben Sonderman a renowned Dutch test pilot and personal pilot of Prince Bernhard was killed while demonstrating a jet trainer His Fokker jet failed to pull out of a demonstration spin crashed on a farm and burned The 47 year old chief test pilot for the Royal Netherlands Aircraft Factory Fokker died in the incident
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Hagerstown
Gerben Sonderman
Prince Bernhard
Sonderman
Royal Netherlands Aircraft Factory
Fokker
Living Cost Index Near 1953 Peak in September
The Labor Department reports living costs rose three tenths in September to 114.9, close to the 1953 record. The index is 0.2 higher than a year ago and remains within reach of the October 1953 peak of 115.4.
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Washington
Labor Department
Fourth set of twins born to Anderson couple
Mr and Mrs William Schuyler of Elwood welcome their fourth set of twins born Wednesday at St Johns Hospital. The newborns join three older siblings aged 17 7 and 1 amid a family of nine. Schuyler works for General Motors Delco Remy division.
Eisenhower urges peace as talks drift toward Geneva standstill
A State Department booklet records President Eisenhower's insistence that the United States would not join aggressive war. He addresses Marshal Zhukov and stresses peace as the Big Four foreign ministers prep for Geneva. Dulles plans Rome and Paris meetings before the session.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
Dulles
Geneva
United States
State Department
Georgi Zhukov
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Zhukov
Bulganin
Eden
Faure
Rome
Paris
Ideal Day For Games In Central New York
Weather outlook for Central New York predicts clear cool conditions for opening games. Tomorrow’s high will not exceed 54 degrees with a brisk north wind 15 to 20 mph, and rainfall of a quarter to a half inch expected Monday.
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New York
Andrew J. Keller
U.S. Weather Bureau
Keller
Ousted Argentine Prelates Return From Exile
In New York two Argentine church leaders, Manuel Tato auxiliary bishop of Buenos Aires and Ramon Novoa of the Buenos Aires archdiocese, deported last June 15 by Peron’s regime, departed by plane today to return home.
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New York
Juan Peron
Manuel Tato
Buenos Aires
Ramon ,Novoa
Reluctant witness reshapes Chicago triple killing case
A hesitant witness named Rohlfes provided new details suggesting the three slain boys were not dumped in the forest ditch until shortly before discovery. He said he may have seen three men in a battered Ford in the parking lot as he left, and that the bodies were stacked in Robinson's Woods ditch less than three hours after.
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Chicago
Edward Robbfes
Rohlfes
Robert Peterson
John’ Schuessler
John
Anton
Iike Robinson
Woods
Col
Ies
Hit-and-run victim found in dump truck in Bayonne
Police identify the victim as 45 year old Joseph Onacello. Investigators say he was struck by a car and hurled into the rear of a dump truck at the city dump. The driver, Vincent Staunch, 41, transported him to Bayonne Hospital where he died. Evidence includes car headlight glass found near the truck.
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Bayonne
N.J
Joseph Onacello
Vincent Staunch
Onacello
Duchess Sails For New York
Le Havre France Duchess of Windsor sails for New York today aboard the United States liner. The duke is not with her. In New York she will stay about three weeks to supervise publishing of her memoirs.
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LE Harve
France
Duchess of Windsor
New York
U. S
United States
18 In Car Nabbed Some Got Away
St Joseph police halted a car yesterday arresting 18 occupants. Two or three escaped. The youths, all high school students, were turned over to the school. Authorities suspended the students indefinitely by the district superintendent.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
Leroy Surface
Surface
Pigeon hunters injure cable with shot during pheasant opener
A telephones service area near Pigeon Michigan suffered a casualty on the first day of pheasant hunting when a hunter shot a cable, damaging telephone lines affecting residents within a seven and a half mile radius.
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Pigeon
Mich
Heinz Linge Reveals Hitler Era Secrets in Memoir Excerpt
Former valet Heinz Linge, freed after years in a Russian camp, presents a sensational memoir outline. He discusses Hitler's glory and decline, Goering Eva Braun, the July 1944 bomb plot, the April 30 1945 collapse, and the final orders.
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Heinz Linge
Hitler
Fuehrer
Goering
Eva Braun
Britain
Goebbels
Linge
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