Gaulue Elected French Premier Sage Hon ors Congresswoman
The article notes Sage College commencement with honors for congresswoman from the 43rd District and inventor Sanford L. Cluek receiving an honorary doctor of science. It covers the large 1958 graduating class of 175, and calls for educated citizens trained in language science and history.
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Margarvite Stu
Congresswomnen
Mipois
Russell Sage College
Music Mall
Chore
Vallege
Troy
Sanford L. Cluek
Cloek, Peabody & Co, Inc
Church
Unis Modern
Wales
Cluett
Sanford Lt. Gluett
Lewis A. Fromay
Elmer C. Schacht
Cluet
Ray Palmur Baker
Nb. Schacht
Baker
Stevies
Boy Climber Dies as Fourteen-Year-Old Falls on Cliff
Fourteen year old Arsenal student dies after plunging about 400 feet while descending a cliff near West Rock overlooking New Haven. Three other climbers, including two companions and a fireman, are injured in the failed rescue attempt. The group anchored a 200 foot rope to a boulder and began their descent when the accident occurred.
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New Maven
Von
Wesh Rock
New Haven
Hospital Dramatizes Sudden Assault at Ra Panimtis
A hospital reports a wild incident at Ra Panimtis ending in a patient receiving emergency surgery. Authorities say the patient suffered injuries during an unexpected attack. Hospital officials describe the event as severe and require further investigation.
Troy Father Burns Rescuing 8 Children
A Troy man suffered burns to his hands and arms while rescuing his eight children from a home fire at 29 Appledorn Building 29 Corliss Park. He guided the children to safety through a parlor window before climbing out himself. Neighbors and fire crews fought the blaze, which caused heavy furniture damage and smoke-damaged walls. The family included Carol Nancy William Valerie Lee John and Cindy. The father sustained non life threatening injuries and was hospitalized. The fire prompted a call to Pumper 12 and a brief rekindle at a nearby 1988 property on Spring Avenue and Ida Street. The incident disrupted traffic until arrangements were made.
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Menana
Troy
Corliss Park
Volvey
Ashe
Lironyl
Carol
Nancy
William
Vallerie
Lee
John
Cindy
Father Tree
Fen
Jremen
Ued
Sham ' Pamper
Ivas
Nue
Ida Street
Ha. L. Johnson Sales Ue
Ave
Evolutr
Robert Connolly
Willard Ave
Memorial Day Traffic Toll Tops 300 Across Nation
United Press International reports Memorial Day weekend traffic deaths surpassed 300 with 517 total casualties including drownings and plane crashes. Officials noted a slower rise near the close and urged cautious driving as travelers head home for the holiday.
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United Press International
Deglas
Traffie
Walted
Talerna
UPU
National Latety Council
Epined
Epineu
Dean Sayre Attacks Catholic Presidency Bar Debate
A panel of religious experts and Rep. Eugene McCavits argued on The Big Issue whether a Catholic could serve as U S president. Dean Sayre said Roman Catholics owe allegiance to the Lord, not a foreign power, urging no bar on Catholic candidates.
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Washington
UPC
Grongressman
Dane Sayre Jee
Washington Episcopal Cathedal
Dod
Eugene “McCavids
Siia
Mathalic
Consi Aida
Fink
Manenly
Prineston
Seyaliorys
Wold
U. S
Caltrolicphurgh Taye
Rellsiany
NGS
Dean Sayre
Caroligs
Ford Works Without UAW Pact
Ford Motor Co Chrysler Corp and the United Auto Workers entered a bargaining standstill as contracts expired leaving about 380 000 workers without a union agreement Beginning at midnight Ford outlined terms mimicking General Motors and Chrysler but allowing workers to vote freely on union representation The UAW and Ford officials indicated negotiations would continue amid a period of noncontract operations with changes in unemployment benefits pay and pensions but no price was set for the changes
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Jem Klockenkemper
Detroit
UPL
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers
Micweht
Henry Ford 11
Ne Uaw
Ford
Nowontrail
Midnigil
General Motors
Amitlehtysler
Yuna
Harroll Checkait
Jan
Imion
Rush
Pord
UAW Prozilemt
Waller P. Routher
John &. Buzis
Femont
Pontraet Catenin
Ford Teller
Wala
Tne
U S Sees Bench Relations Friendly With France
In a cautious White House statement, the United States said it looks forward to the continuation of intimate and friendly relations with France after Charles de Gaulle's election as premier. The State Department offered no comment on de Gaulle's rise but signaled approval of the carefully worded message.
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Nayton Moort
Gettysburg
Charles de Gaulle
Bintween
France
Liat de Gaulee
State Dept
Clgonhowoe
Here
Washington
White House
de Gaulle
U. S
Russia
Bisantower
Dudense
Nei
Mr. Mcklroy
Storms batter Central New York in Memorial weekend outages
Disjointed reports describe severe storms sweeping New York State, with fatalities on highways and cars submerged. Power outages hit 2500 Niagara Mohawk customers near Syracuse as floods, wires, and downed trees disrupt travel from Albany to Oswego and beyond.
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Albany
New York State
Hughester
Oswegn
Syereise
Wealley Buemm
Comth
Associated Press
Niagara Mohawk. Corp
Syracuse
Jung
Hemlock Creek
Rochester
French Algerians Still Not Satisfied
In Algiers the rising tension between French settlers and Algerian authorities deepens as Salan imposes martial measures to curb a potential split. De Gaulle’s cabinet choices provoke mixed reactions, with Salan’s alliance framing the moves as a victory for public safety.
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Algiers
UPI
Salan
Algeria
Charles Des Po
Eisenhower to Answer Khrushchev in Mass Message
President Eisenhower plans to reply to Nikita Khrushchev within three weeks on the atomic test ban issue and Western aid. An aide said discussions with Secretary of State Dulles would begin drafting a U S note after Khrushchev’s letter arrived Saturday. The Soviet premier’s reply, published in Pravda, follows Eisenhower’s May 24 proposal and signals readiness to open talks as Geneva scientists study the ban.
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William Galbraith
Washington Orly
Eisenhower
Halling
Meut
John Vester Dulles
Risentower
Gettysburg
U. S
Russia
Nikita
Khrishelev
Soviet Union
Witber
Communist Party
Pravds
NTOW
Plan To Simplify State Constitution Supported By Experts
Albany AP report says a panel of top law educators recommends simplifying New York State Constitution. The Interdisciplinary Law School committee favors removing obsolete provisions and reorganizing sections to reduce length and update language. They warn genuine simplification remains unlikely without broader reforms.
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Robert T Gray
Law Group
Amt
Sehaal Cainmit
Tee Seas
Ce Tt Pomprindad
Taw
De Gaulle Wins French Premiership in Crumbling Assembly
Gen Charles De Gaulle was elected Premier by a 329 to 224 vote in a fractured French National Assembly. His victory comes amid a violent crisis as leftists protested and troops guarded the presidential palace. The cabinet moved to push three bills granting him emergency powers and a revival of the republic.
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DE Gauele
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Joseph W. Grigg
UPI
France
de Gaulle
Republic
Cabinel Thorley
Bison Hwer
Korea
Ariny
de Galle
Mahoney Gets More Backing for Governor Bid
Kingston AP four state Republican county chairmen endorsed State Sen Walter J Mahoney of Buffalo for the GOP nomination. The four chairmen Neal Branedow Ogden Bush Harold Cale and Kenneth L Wilson cited Mahoneys superior experience in state government as the decisive factor. They noted other likely candidates but found none matching Mahoneys qualifications.
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Kingston
Republican
Clemen
Walter J. Mahoney
Buffalo
CGP
Senate
Svarlee
Neal Braneidow
Greene County
Stan & Ogden Bush
Delajware County
Harold Cale
Sullivan County
Assemblymaa
Kenneth L. Wilson
Veter County
Alant Mahoney
Senator Mahoney
Guheys
Leonard W. Hall
Nelson A. Hockefeller
Nelson A. Hockefeller, Former Assistant Secretary of State
Assembly
Qswalit D. Theck
Sechoueetady
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