Burglar Nabbed In Furniture Store By Police Vigil
A burglar with a pattern of thefts was captured at gunpoint by two officers during an all night stakeout at a South Avenue furniture store. His arrest led to two accomplices charged with receiving stolen radios, TVs, tools, appliances and silverware worth hundreds of dollars. Alfred A. Bushey Jr, 28, of 2255 Blh-Troy, was arrested after entering the Ben Kale Furniture Store through a rear alley window. Also charged with receiving are Alfred A. LaPage, 36, of Montreal, and John Cham Ping, 40, of 1st Ave. Bushey was nabbed by Patrolmen William Giltie and George Lambertson after a six hour watch beginning Friday 1:07 pm.
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LaPage
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1St Ave
William Giltie
George Lambertson
Arms Aid Waste Revealed by House Subcommittee
Washington AP A House subcommittee reported secret findings on U S arms aid waste. It cited purchases and misuses including planes built for officers, stock records in broken English, and military construction funds diverted to housing. The panel warned Congress of broad inefficiencies affecting Korea, Pakistan, and the Tadoshina area, with hearings held behind closed doors.
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Dulles Rested Well After Medical Care
The State Department reported yesterday that Secretary Dulles is resting comfortably at Walter Reed Medical Center. He is progressing satisfactorily following hernia operation and cancer therapy, with resumed X ray treatments planned after a brief respite.
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Puzste Label Worth $20 and Contest Rules
Puzste Label worth $20 to readers who solve the pins and meet all requirements. The top prize is $110 this week. To compete, cut out the entry form and follow the directions from last Saturday's City newspaper pages. Deadline is Wednesday for this week’s entries.
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U S Liner Shears Bow Off Tanker
The Constitution collided with the Norwegian tanker Jalanta near a busy New York shipping crossroad 22 miles from Broadway. No deaths or injuries were reported as both ships managed to return to repair yards. The Constitution, with a submerged hull, carried a skeleton crew of 110 versus 1 100 normally, while the Jalanta was en route toward repairs in New York.
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Claire Cox
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Brooklyn
Ike Praises Red Cross During Fund Drive Kickoff
President Eisenhower opened the annual Red Cross fund drive urging generous support. He cited the society’s aid to 22,000 displaced farms in Ohio, Pennsylvania and border states as a sample of its neighborly work. Red Cross Month began yesterday, with drives in about 3,000 communities.
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Pennsylvania
Unemployed Insurance Pay Exceeds Half Billion
Industrial Commissioner Marlin Gatherwnad announced New York unemployment insurance outlays reached about 958 million dollars, over half a billion, with 353 million paid this year versus 245 million last year. The program extended payments to workers unemployed over six months, aiding consumer demand and state solvency despite high district outlays.
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Budget Cuts Planned By GOP Albany
Republicans seek Rockefeller approval for a budget trim of about 41 million dollars within a 2.041 billion plan. The savings would offset a 150 million tax hike, with discussions on expanding the 10 tax credit and adjusting exemptions. Split party support surfaces as 18 GOP Assembly members revolt, threatening passage in both chambers.
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Kidnapped Boy Found in California Breaks Case
A boy abducted in Southern California was found in Bishop with 28-year-old Willand Harris Elwell, while authorities pursued a second child taken by a babysitter. Police say Wayne Patrick Murray Jr lured a child on the beach and Jackanil was found safely. a woman who abducted Kevin Sean Flores remains sought as a public appeal goes out.
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Congressmen Fear Russia May Start War Over Berlin
Washington AP Congressmen voiced alarm over possible Soviet moves on Berlin. Sen. Mansfield warned Khrushchev could act spur of moment, Pence possible risk to keep troops in Germany. Javits urged restraint but supported strong U S posture and missile parity, while noting budget leeway up to four billion dollars. May 27 is Kremlin deadline for Western troop removal. Mansfield proposed UN mediation if no talks.
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Mobilization call urged by Senator Jackson
Senator Henry M. Jackson urged mobilizing four to five Army and National Guard divisions as a diplomatic signal to the Soviet Union. He warned that slow build-up and talk have failed to deter aggression and cited Berlin and Formosa as potential flashpoints.
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Discoverer Rocket Fate Unknown
At Vandenberg Air Force Base California scientists chased scattered tracking reports to learn if the Discoverer rocket achieved orbit. Launched at 1 49 PM Pacific Saturday the 78 shot rocket may have reached the right speed but signals were faint and could indicate equipment trouble or an unsuccessful orbit involving sites from Hawaii to Alaska and a Navy cargo ship off the California coast.
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Kalil
Air Force Ballistic Missile Division
Rock Names Dewey Aide to State Commerce Post
Albany AP Gov Rockefeller announced the appointment of Miss Dane Todd of tarytown as acting deputy commissioner in the State Department of Commerce. Todd, previously vice chair of the Republican State Committee, will focus on consumer issues and direct the department's women’s program. Salary set at 14000 annual and effective immediately, continuing a trend of transferring duties from the Harriman era.
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Moon Rocket Launch Delayed by Power Failure at Cape Canaveral
Cape Canaveral reports a postponement of the army moon rocket launch last night due to a power outage. Gusty winds and related blast effects were noted near the missile test center as efforts continued to resolve the issue.
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Missile Test Center
Makarios Returns to Cyprus After Exile Welcome
Arch bishop Makarios returned from three years in exile to Nicosia amid a hero’s welcome by an estimated 200,000 Greek Cypriots. The crowd lined the streets as his convertible car moved toward the residence, with British and Greek police and underground fighters keeping order. Thousands gathered, some injured or fainting, as authorities warned civilians to stay safe. EO KA underground guards conducted cautious security checks, while Turkish Cypriots urged calm and bombs were checked by security. The scene wrapped with police and crowds, and the story continued on page 20.
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Cyprus
UPI
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Koka
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Ili
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Eoka
Iilish
Jasho
Transatlantic Cables Restored To Service
AT T reports restoration of transatlantic cables after prior damage. A US Navy boarding of the Soviet fishing trawler Novorossisk sparked tension, with Moscow calling it a provocation while officials debate cause and responsibility.
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Novorossisk
Donald Sheely
Feader
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Soviet Union
Canada
British Push for Berlin Summit Amid Cold War Tensions
British sources say Prime Minister Macmillan plans talks with Moscow to urge Western leaders to meet with Soviet Premier Khrushchev over Berlin. A summit aims to deter East German traffic control moves and show Western resolve to keep West Berlin free. Ratified by ADN reporting preparatory talks between West and Soviet officials.
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Europe Cheers Under Unseasonably Warm Spring Sunshine
AP dispatch notes Europeans shedding coats as mild spring weather spreads across the continent. Berlin reports 8 degrees with sidewalks filled by outdoor tables while Sun lines across cities from Scandinavia to Vienna show signs of early bloom and rising spirits amid lingering smog.
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