Waterford Obituary and Local Sports Roundup
Waterford resident Miss May Stenberg a 1 percent division leader and longtime Waterford teacher died yesterday at Cool Ridge Aqres. Services will be held at the Aviad Magenk Home with Rev Mercy Lanthent officiating, burial at Waterford Rural Cemetery. The day’s sports notes report Waterford midget league and softball results, including the Waterford Tupion Baseball League standings, and a youth basketball and baseball update. Notable performances include Ky O’Connor, Gerald Heweil, and Mark Munheli’ in recent games, plus South Bevel and Eight Street softball action.
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Suiltarlun Atley
Tony Magss
Htolorig
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Aviad Magenk
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Mercy Lanthent
Burin
Waterford Rural Ceretery
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Mindal Allstar
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Joseph J. Geiger
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Sumer Mugen
Neave‘ ‘Ly
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Lee Stanley
Canon Marchese
Charles Brendese
Mike Wright
Ours
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Garry Shaw
Alls
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Paul Apehimbenurlt
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Craig Wright
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Dalek Wiint
Fhyen Sinules
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Bielard Shicslyy
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Morning crash damages two cars in Saratoga Springs
A morning crash at Champlain Avenue Riverside Park in Saratoga Springs damaged two cars. A vehicle driven by John Jd. Side 24 collided with a parked car owned by John W. Farono of 275 Woodlawn Ave. No injuries reported.
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Joh W. Farono
Woodlawn Ave
Hoffa testimony reveals hundreds in hush money payments
The hearing hears about a three year payout totaling 317,500 with installments of 7,500 148 and 2,000 monthly. Witnesses describe a secret fund and alleged payments to Hoffa allies as part of a disputed settlement. McClellan plans extended questioning of Hoffa ties and possible financing of payoffs.
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Eisenhower Deems Emergency UN Session Possible
President Eisenhower signaled unease over the Middle East crisis and supported an extraordinary General Assembly meeting to consider a UN force for Lebanon’s stability and independence. Soviet Premier Khrushchev faced criticism from U.S. officials who warned against shifting Middle East talks and urged careful handling of the crisis.
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Political dispute over powerful unions and corruption fears
In a tense hearing, lawmakers debate the influence of powerful unions and their alleged ties to rackets and gang activity. Key figures challenge whether labor leaders should wield unchecked power, with senators pressing Willis Williams on the union’s conduct and potential conflicts shaping the labor management inquiry.
Khrushchev's East Crisis Diplomacy Sours After U.N Debate
Khrushchev arrived in New York to push Soviet proposals during a United Nations debate on Middle East issues and Lebanon. He later rejected plans for an early ceasefire and reversed positions, accusing the United States Britain and others on the Security Council of blocking moves to normalize the region. Eisenhower, playing golf nearby, was briefed as the White House prepared a rapid response to Khrushchev's signals.
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Tiriain
Security Council
Middle East
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Iraq
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Upstate Unit Opposes Sales Tax in Warren County
Glens Falls citizens committee led by Robert Seales urged Warren County Board of Supervisors to reject a proposed sales tax. They argued the tax harms the poor and would increase payroll costs. The group claims a three month study found no lasting county tax relief and cites a claimed $1,800,000 revenue loss from 1955 to 1857 under the sales tax proposal.
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Warren
Robert Seales
Glens Falls
Citizens Committee
Warren County Board of Supervisors
Broom County
Vatican Urges Poles To Defend Faith
Valin City AP reports Lesser valore Romano urged Polish Catholics to defend the faith and avoid betting or ambiguous maneuvers by the Communist regime. The Vatican City daily commented on two police raids against a Polish Catholic shrine at Tasna Gora monastery, saying the raids offended Polish Catholics and Christian conscience.
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Lesservalore Romano
Vatican City
Tasna Gora
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State Reports Negro Exodus From New York Jobs
State officials report a migration of Black professionals and technicians from New York due to housing shortages and discrimination. A nine county housing survey cited prejudice against Black tenants and buyers as a factor in limiting hiring by major industries. Details on cities were not released. In India, annual steel production rose to 5,020,000 tons in 1957 from 4,858,000 tons in 1956 per the Indian Bureau of Mines.
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Charles Abrams
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Nasser rebuffs talks on Middle East balance of power
The article notes President Nasser rejects U S efforts to align Egypt with either side. It describes Dulles framing a northern defense line as a buffer between Russia and the Middle East and mentions control over a warm water port on the Persian Gulf as a strategic objective.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
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Dulles Should Resign Says Senator Clark
Senator Clark urged Secretary of State Dulles to resign in Senate remarks. He cited columnist Walter Lippmann and the notion that resignation would help resolve foreign policy difficulties. Clark said he agreed with Lippmann’s recommendation.
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