U S announces Jupiter missile test as on target
The Defense Department disclosed a 1500 mile Jupiter ballistic missile flight as on target marking the first public release of missile test results. White House and Pentagon officials say information is being released within security bounds to bolster confidence amid Soviet satellite activity.
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Syracuse Society Burglar Strikes Dundons Home
A Syracuse couple, Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Dundon, report a high end burglary at 183 Bennington Dr while they attended a New York dinner honoring Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip. About $1 200 in valuables vanished including a West German Exakta camera and lenses, jewelry, cash, and silver. Police say a recurring city burglar targeted prominent residents over recent weeks.
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Burglary Foiled at Local 320 Club by Janitor
A janitor surprised two intruders trying to crack the Local 320 Club safe on Old Liverpool Road. The suspects fled in a light colored convertible toward Syracuse as police set a wide cordon and questioned many vehicles before releasing most. A suspect remains in custody.
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All Pitch In Helps Bonham Daily Favorite Deliver
Flu hit six regular carrier boys and substitutes but the Bonham Daily Favorite delivery continued. Publisher A. L. McAllister and three staff members helped with routes to keep papers coming to readers.
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Eisenhower Macmillan Faceoff Deepens in fall
Marquis Childs analyzes the looming clash between President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Macmillan of Britain and asks how each leader can save face. The piece appears in today’s editorial page context alongside Amusements Letters Bridge Financial and other features.
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U N Assembly Seeks Mediation in Syrian Turkish Crisis
The 82 nation Assembly delaying debate on the Syrian Turkish rift to await King Saud mediation efforts. Syria hints no envoy to Saudi talks while Turkey sends Fatim Rushtu Zorlu and aides. Debate pause approved 37 10 with 134 abstentions as Saudges moves praised by Lodge and others.
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Union May Get Master To Watch Over Hoffa Ruled Union
A federal judge will decide if a court master should oversee the Teamsters after barring James R. Hoffa from leading the union. Judge F Dickinson Letts convened with union attorneys and 13 dissidents to set the form of a preliminary injunction and consider receivership pending a ruling on alleged rigging of the Miami Beach convention.
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Stocks Rally As Market Rebounds From 24 Year Low
The New York stock market spiked today led by broad demand across sectors. The Associated Press average rose 3.40 to 154.30, the Dow Jones industrial index gained 10.07 to 429.86, and volume neared 2 million shares in the first two hours as investors welcomed President Eisenhower’s planned economy talks.
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Robins at Brookfield Zoo On Fermented Berry Binge
Brookfield Zoo director Robert Dean says some robins visiting the zoo are bingeing on fermented berries and causing unusual behavior. One robin reportedly tried to attack its reflection in a sidewalk puddle after eating the berries. Others are described as just acting off.
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Churchill guesses whodunit at London theater
Sir Winston Churchill attended Agatha Christie’s The Mouse Trap at the Ambassadors Theatre. He joked about solving the murder with Aileen Halpenny and then noted a staged drink backstage. The scene reflected postwar tensions as tanks moved into Budapest with the Kadar regime crushing dissent.
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Berea Mayor Retires After 47 Years in Office
John L. Gay of Berea Kentucky announces he will not seek re election in November. At 92 he ends a 47 year tenure as the city’s only mayor, marking the end of an era for Berea.
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Ike Plans Chins Up Tour To Spur Faith In Nation
President Eisenhower launches a personal campaign to bolster public confidence in the economy and America’s scientific pace with Russia. He will speak in multiple regions, outlined in a Waldorf Astoria event and follows three days of talks with British PM Harold Macmillan after leaving LaGuardia.
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Anniversary of anti-Russian Hungary unrest marked by police vigil
In Hungary on the anniversary of the anti-Russian revolution, police and militia patrol streets and cemeteries around Kerepesi Cemetery while crowds avoid public commemorations. Premier Janos Kadar warns against upheaval as guards tighten controls at barracks and key facilities, with Soviet troops kept out.
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Sputnik to Appear Tonight Over Albany Sky
Albany up dispatch notes Sputnik the Russian satellite should be visible around 6 44 p m in the southeastern sky about 35 degrees above the horizon as Dudley Observatory and RPI experts forecast. The window narrows as days shorten and sunset shadows the reflection.
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U.S. suspends bulk Yugoslavia aid over East German recognition
Secretary of State Dulles orders a halt to major U.S. military aid to Yugoslavia including jet planes after Tito recognizes Communist East Germany. Allies in Western Europe discuss details as the action to blunt arms shipments is expected to take effect, following Eisenhower era policies.
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Rain and Snow Forecast for Central New York
Rain moves into Central New York late today and lingers into tomorrow. Temperatures stay mild into Friday then drop with a cold air mass and possible Friday snow flurries. Weekend clears with cold conditions, then rain Monday. Five day rainfall about one inch. Winds 15 to 25 mph tonight and tomorrow.
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British Premier Macmillan Opens Talks With Eisenhower
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan arrived in Washington to seek restoration of the Anglo American science partnership. He met Secretary Dulles as talks began at the White House to widen cooperation among nations and pool resources amid Cold War tensions and Sputnik concerns.
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Grand Rapids man unveils first realistic two car garage
A Grand Rapids resident touts a two car garage with doors labeled His and Hers. The Hers door is wider by two feet, forming a humorous gender split in a home improvement gag.
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Expanded food section boosts recipes and saving tips
The Herald Journal announces a new Thursday food section with money saving grocery ads and cooking ideas. It promises recipes from Syracuse cooks and tips to ease meal planning for the whole household including men.
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