Javits Runs as Eisenhower Republican in Central New York
New York Attorney General Jacob K. Javits campaign stops in Central New York with a theme claiming he was an Eisenhower Republican before Eisenhower’s presidency. He aims to counter Morse‑like whispers by citing his eight‑year voting record and a statewide speaking tour in Syracuse Auburn and Oswego.
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Oswego
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Shell Blast Kills Sailor Injures Nine in Japan
A blast aboard a U S destroyer in Yorosuka, Japan killed one American and injured nine others. Winds were reported from the southeast or west, with speeds around 10 to 20 mph, as crews assessed the incident and weather.
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20-Foot Fall Didn't Register
A Nevada student, Dave Lowe of Las Vegas, survived a 20 foot fall from a Theta Chi fraternity house bunk after a shell fragment pierced a window during a training event aboard a destroyer off Japan. Lowe woke briefly, returned to bed, and later reported bruises with no memory of the fall. The ship resumed port duties after the incident.
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Las Vegas
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University to Seek New Site for 400-Unit Housing Plan
Syracuse University plans to press for a new site after the City Planning Commission denied their request to build a 400 unit, 7 million dollar married student housing development in Meadowbrook area bounded by Meadowbrook Drive Broad Street Westmoreland Avenue and Colvin Street. A potential location is the Jones Tract near the university warehouse on Ainsley Drive. The university respected the hearing process and will begin immediate site reconsideration to address ongoing housing needs for married students.
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Five Years No Bail for Liar Matusow
Brew York UP. Communist witness was sent to prison for perjury in a lying testimony case. The perjurer, identified as Liar Matusow, received a five year sentence with no bail granted.
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Two Britons Shot Dead in Nicosia Murder Mile
In Nicosia Cyprus two British servicemen were shot in the back and killed on Ledra Street known as murder mile. A third soldier was wounded but returned fire after drawing a gun. The deaths raise British fatalities to 43 since the EOKA campaign began 19 months ago. The gunmen fled leaving Ledra Street a scene of violence amid ongoing Cyprus unrest.
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Confucius Day Observed Amid Matusow Perjury Sentences
Long Time Taipei observes Confucius birth anniversary as Harvey Matusow receives five year sentences on five counts of perjury, to be served concurrently. Federal Judge John F. X. McGohey orders jail remand after bail denial. Matusow expresses remorse and says he will serve the sentence and rejoin family. He previously claimed to lie even when truthful and spent a night in detention after failing to post bail.
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Tribute to Washington teachers on integration challenges
A Beauf Othman tribute highlights school teachers in Washington D C for handling integration issues. The feature appears in the Today section with related listings for Opinion Forum Letters and regular features on pages 6 through 34.
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Ma’n's
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Amusements
Seventy six rescued from burning Brazilian coastal vessel
Seventy six passengers were rescued from a burning Brazilian coastal vessel 15 miles off Santos. Two persons suffered serious injuries and 47 were slightly hurt in the chaotic shipboard effort aboard the 1,243 ton Carl Hocpolte during the incident.
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Brazil
Carl Hocpolte
Today’s Chuckle Disobedient child thanks God at supper
A humorous line presents a child who refuses to obey and, at a small table, offers a prayer to the Blessed Father. He thanks God for the food in the presence of his enemies, framing a comic moral about grace amid misbehavior.
Javits Accuses Dems of Virtue by Association in Speech
In a late night address, Senator Javits charged Democrats with virtue by association, saying their ties reveal their stance on key policy questions. The remarks framed a broader critique of party alignment and political accountability.
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Lost X2 plane crashes near Edwards Air Force Base
Edwards Calif AAF lost X2 reconnaissance craft during a high speed high altitude test. Captain Milburn Apt was killed in the crash 20 miles east of Edwards AFB after the rocket boosted craft failed at extreme altitude. Apt had flown chase missions and held a prior record flight with Bell Aircraft built X2. He left a wife and two young daughters at the base.
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Buffalo
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Rhee Opponent Chang Myun Shot at Political Convention
Chang Myun, vice president and outspoken critic of President Syngman Rhee, was shot in the hand as he left a Democratic party convention in Seoul. Police identified the shooter as Kin Sang Poon, 28, whose attack followed a National Assembly vote against continuing criticism of the government. Chang, 2 Roman Catholics and a former U.S. ambassador, was treated and later confined at home. Rhee expressed surprise and relief at the slight wound.
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Stevenson Divorce Emerges as Major Political Liability
Political analyst Ramuel Lubeil reports Adlai Stevenson’s divorce becoming a notable liability in the campaign. Interviews show a few voters cite it as a reason for voting against him, amid broader whispers of personal weakness and rumors of gangster links in agricultural Midwest counties.
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Two Men Arraigned for Driving While Intoxicated
Alfred Miner, 36, of 116 E Kennedy St and Allen J Bates, 25, of 126 Dearborn Pl, pleaded not guilty to DWI charges in Fo Nice Court before Judge Tru man H Preston. Bail was set at 1500 and licenses held pending disposition. Miner, arrested near Park St after crossing center line, faces speeding and dangerous driving counts. Bates, stopped near Columbus Ave and Erie Blvd after admitting drinking, faces DWI with Oct 1 hearing.
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Stevenson Fights Back as Campaign Tactics Draw Fire
Adlai Stevenson slams GOP chorus line tactics and rails against Eisenhower's cost of living, insisting the measure is higher today than ever. He heads to Indianapolis for a noon speech at Monument Circle before a nationwide TV address from Milwaukee.
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Princess to Stay In Haunted House in Mauritius
Princess Margaret plans to stay in a haunted house in Port Louis on arrival in Mauritius, sharing the lodging with a rum-drinking ghost. The Mauritian governor notes the ghost can be placated by a nightly glass of rum, reflecting the colony visit's light local color and goodwill angle.
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Britain
Indian Ocean
Milwaukee chase ends with capture after 80 mph pursuit
Mrs. Yivia McDonald was captured following an 80 mile per hour chase spanning 15 blocks. She told police she was in a rush to get home to go to bed so she could rise early and end her drive to school.
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Yivia McDonald
SQUEEZE Power Struggle Rumored In Kremlin Amid Tito Talks
Reports from Moscow and Vienna say a power struggle behind Khrushchev’s de Stalinization push and Tito’s visit threatens Soviet unity. Tito and Khrushchev traveled from Belgrade to the Black Sea coast with talks planned with Bulganin and Shepilov. Security concerns grow as generals and Stalinist loyalists question easing control of satellites.
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Harry Leaves Dean Holding the Posies
Washington reports President Harry S Truman altered his schedule delaying a Boston engagement to accommodate a changed plan for a foreign trip. Secretary of State Dean Acheson, told by Mrs. Truman of the shift, planned to stay in Washington while a bellboy attempted to deliver flowers.
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