Poland and USSR pledge equal footing in future ties
Premier Cyrankiewicz told Parliament that Poland and the Soviet Union will base their relations on full equality. Khrushchev reportedly apologized in a sign of softened Moscow stance as Warsaw moves toward independent socialism and limits Russian troops to treaty bases. Cardinal Wyszynski’s release was discussed with Gomulka and Catholic deputies amid growing signals of Polish autonomy. Rokossovsky remains in good standing despite a politburo ouster as tensions over German unification and postwar borders animate Polish policy.
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Syracuse Industrial Park on Barge Canal planned
A syndicate plans a $50 million port industrial center along the Barge Canal in the Seneca River area just west of Onondaga Lake. More than 330 acres including the Langdon estate and Christie McVicker farm are being purchased with options on hundreds more for residential use. Investment is led by Floyd J. Stover and Glover of Eagan Real Estate, with Syracuse participation. immediate start expected as machinery moves in.
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Christie McVicker
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New Port
Floyd JT. Stover
Syracuse Industrial Park
Thruway
Syracusans
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Glover
Eagan Real Estate
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Stover
United Fund Nears Two-Thirds in 1957 Drive Without Breaks
The United Fund shows 66 percent of its 1957 goal of 2 624 792 dollars for community health welfare and recreation services with 1 720 909 dollars pledged. The luncheon at Hotel Syracuse honored top campaigns including the factory division for best employee unit results and the public services division reaching 86 percent of its quota. A. Floyd Wray chairs the drive with John C English and Edward J Cibbons as cochairmen.
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Community Chest
Red Cross
Onondaga County
Joriay
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Mie Publishing and Business Supplies
Richard Perkins
Clyde Harrison
Cochairman
Loday
Public Services
A. Floyd Wray
John C. English
Edward J. Cibbons
Cochairmen
Today’s Features and Page Cross-References
Page guide lists regular features and page numbers across sections. Amusements Financial Bridge Radio TV Classifieds City Life Women’s Dept Editorials Sports and Pictures are mapped to pages 35 4 26 41 23 18 15 17 19 24 67 34 and 26 respectively.
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Voters Speak Ethnic Influence Shapes American Politics
Samuel Lubelt, a noted political analyst, argues ethnic and religious group voting power has grown since the Civil War. He links shifts in party strength to economic cleavages between workers and elites, detailing German Italian and Irish voters’ roles and noting a major city coalition backing Roosevelt then. Concluded on Page 5, Col. 4.
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Eisenhower warns of disadvantage if nuclear tests end
President Eisenhower says the United States could suffer a serious military disadvantage if it ends nuclear weapon testing while Russia continues, defending continued development of weapons for national safety and urging safeguarded world disarmament in the future. He frames Stevenson’s calls as based on incomplete facts and notes added campaign speeches across the South and the country as he expands his schedule with trips to Miami Jacksonville Richmond Dallas Oklahoma City and Philadelphia.
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Eismihower
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Russia
Adlai E. Stevenson
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Hisenhower
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Stevenson Frames Democrats as Best Friend of Business
Adlai Stevenson labels the Democratic Party as the friend of American business in New York, declaring the New Deal made capitalism safe. He plans a whirlwind tour with six speeches, including rallies in Manhattan, the Bronx, Queens, Nassau, and Westchester, ending at midnight.
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Waldorf Astoria
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Snow and Cold Grip Northwest Across Western States
Snow and cold weather hit the northwest with a winter preview. Rock Springs Wyoming reported four inches of snow in six hours, with flurries in Idaho and western Montana. A cold snap affected Delta Utah with 33 degrees early today and near freezing readings on the northern plateau.
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Weather forecast says clearing tonight and warmer weekend
The U S Weather Bureau expects clear and cooler conditions tonight with a drop to about 35 degrees if a high pressure area remains. Tomorrow a storm system brings clouds and mid 50s warmth with increasing winds across the Plains and a five day unsettled pattern.
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Andy Keller
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Keller
Doubleheader: Two men charged after lake crash in Alexandria
In Alexandria authorities fished R Edward Dowd and Mark F Aymond from a car that plunged into a private lake and charged both men with drunken driving. Neither could recall who was driving.
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ULP
R. Edward Dowd
Mark F. Aymond
Today's Chuckle Contradict Your Wife If You Listen
A quip advises against contradicting your wife. Let her talk and she may contradict herself, which is presented as a humorous social observation in a classic lighthearted tone. The joke hinges on playful marital banter and mutual listening as a setup for the punchline.
Khrushchev Seen on Way Out End of Soviet Satellite Empire
Foreign News Analyst notes Khrushchev’s leadership turmoil may topple Soviet satellite control. Reports describe unrest in Poland and Hungary challenging Moscow, with potential shifts toward liberalization or a collapse of satellite regimes.
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Khrushchev
Surrender Ultimatum Defied in Budapest Uprising
Vienna reports hundreds killed as anti-Russian revolt in Budapest escalates. Soviet tanks, planes, and machine gunners clash with students and workers who rejected a government surrender ultimatum. Casualties mount, with sources noting scores dead and battle extending toward the Parliament area.
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Ullinatum
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Morocco Riots Kill and Turmoil Spreads After Algerian Rebels Seized
Riots erupted in Meknes and other Moroccan towns amid protests against France's seizure of five top Algerian rebels. European residents were among the casualties as mobs clashed with Moroccan troops and French forces. The UN moved to establish a world atomic agency while Soviet and Hungarian unrest intensified across Europe.
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Meknes
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Eisenhower
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Assemt Durn & Bradstreet Food Index
World Atomic Agency
Jin Meknes
Vienna
Suburban Turnout Puts State Registration Near Record
New York registration reached 7.7 million for the November 6 general election, the second highest in history and close to the 7.416 million 1952 total. Suburbs and rural areas surged while city registration fell about seven percent, signaling strong GOP support and a potential Eisenhower edge in the state.
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Eisenhower
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