Teens to Perform Concert at Averill Park High
An anticipated audience of about 700 will attend a concert at Averill Park High School featuring Gleam Ner Vinger and siblings Aven and Ry. The program will include selections from classical and popular repertoires. Proceeds go to a guild for Averill Park High School music activities.
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Leone Apelyge
Tes
aAcorill Park High School
Gleam Nervinger
Avenry
Auditoriin
Catholic Courts High School
Averill Park
Adlanty Queker
Sellacd
Wnsic Council
Union Loses Court Stay Denial Over Monitors Power
Washington AP report says Judge F Dickinson Letts denied a union request for a stay of his court ordered monitor program to enforce reform recommendations. The union plans to seek a stay from the U.S. Court of Appeals while awaiting later hearings. The decision leaves monitors in place with ongoing uncertainty about appeals and potential Supreme Court review.
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Washington
F Dickinson Letts
Kesta
Jt Nm
U.S. Court of Appeals
Letts
Ordey
Appeals Court
Supreme Court
Teune
Muilers
Dunes ’. Altocheys
Wau
Dimuitars
Lou Costello death recalled in TV film on Whose On First saga
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls Lou Costello and Abbott and Costello sketches from Minsky’s era. Details of the routine Who’s On First and earnings are mixed with anecdotes about agents, income, and a Philadelphia amusement park fee.
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New York
Mifinn Aves
Coatella
Abbott
Philsaelphia
Costello
Lou
Lyn
Eddie
Riots erupt as government faces ouster threat and transit protests
A wave of unrest hits the capital as calls grow to remove the travel minister amid demands for fare hikes and public transport disruption. Diplomatic vehicles are attacked and burned, marking the sharpest clash with the ruling coalition since last August and signaling a volatile shift in the nation’s leadership.
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Avenida Damenca
Mapay
Nictar Tal
Gustave Rojas Hinata
Vlovas
Penny Bargain Day Draws Slew of Shoppers
Crowds mobbed doors as department stores opened at 3 am for a penny sale and bargain hunt. Women surged toward deeply discounted TV sets and ranges while men crowded doorways. Parking at Union Station and nearby garages filled early as shoppers arrived from distant areas. The scene resembled a hectic, year’s earliest rush of consumer frenzy.
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ITV
Tray Union Station
River Shed
Monument Square
Hiden
Harti
Talks to Settle Berlin Crisis Face Key Summit
A British prime minister and Soviet leader are described as moving toward settlement by negotiation. The article discusses the potential for a major summit between Macmillan and Khrushchev to resolve the Berlin crisis, with U.S. influence and domestic political pressures shaping the timeline.
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Andy
Macmillan
Khrushchev
Nas
Khrushchey
Berlin
Germany
Macwiflan
Han Eisenhower
Piara
Muthovitdes
Mac Joven
Macmillams
Petove
Anthony
Aff
White House
James Gh Tageely
Luna
Mosca
Hawaii State Bill Advances Despite House Stalling
Unclear OCR text shows Congress debates Hawaii statehood. Senate committee favored statehood quickly, with Senator Murray predicting rapid action by the Senate. House proceedings ran 72 minutes focusing on military basing, while hawkish plans to push the bill through stalled.
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Washington
UDPL
Senate
Wtrrion
Cbsioniay
Janes Ro Mirray
D-Mont
Soule Gop
Lealex
Everntt
M. Dirksen
Tig Howse
Nesbie
Witnesess
March Winds Dominate Midwest Weather Outlook
A storm system drew cold air from Canada across the Great Lakes into the northern plains, bringing high winds and blizzard conditions. Montana and Wyoming faced heavy snow and drifts up to 12 feet, closing roads while ranchers worked to reach dying cattle. Farther south, a narrow rain band and extended cold front reached New York to Georgia, with coastal showers and flurries in Washington. Temperatures remained mild in the south though and extreme cold lingered in the northeast and midwest regions.
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UID
Assomaten
Florida
California
Canara
Great Lakes
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
North Dakota
Wea
New York State
Georgia
Alabama
Wil
Carolinas
Virginia
Negree Range
100 GE workers strike at Syracuse plant
Nearly 100 General Electrix Co. employees walk out over wages and job classifications at the Syracuse plant. A spokesman says 96 men on the second shift refuse to report to work at 6:20 p.m. and 23 more reported off. No picketing observed as the walkout involves the rail of the facility and a large share of the workforce. A local labor group notes the stoppage follows an GE offer rejected in negotiations.
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Syracuse
General Electrix Co
Psn
Auother
Glans
Jason Stanley
Dusinags
Loval
Stanley
Nuernberg Opposes Atom Cannon Arrival
AP dispatch reports sharp local protests in Nuernberg Germany against the arrival of an atomic cannon battalion formerly at Stuttgart. The move sparked wide opposition among local Socialists who warned the weapon could be a target in a new war but no troops were observed arriving. In Geneva a couple named Mr and Mrs Artis Grady of Gonew celebrate the birth of twins and a daughter born yesterday with two more children reported in progress.
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Nuernberg
Nurnberg
Germany
Atomic Canon Battalion
Stuttgart
Mhex Phare
Naeernberg
Geneva
Mien
Artis Grady
Gonew
Fess
Yowr
Marly
Hom
Budget battle stalls as Republicans split on Rockefeller plan
House Republicans face a setback as several oppose the Rockefeller fiscal plan. Rockefeller plan details include a payroll withholding tweak and a $1010 tax credit proposal to balance the budget. Senate abstentions from two Holaga County members, and mixed Democratic objections mark a partisan clash over state finances and projected expenditures across universities, public works, and welfare programs.
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Heck
GOM
Senate
Budset
Sens
Jihn Pires
Lawrence M. Rulikoaar
Holaga County
Ot ‘Ting
Wis Luutheet
Rackenfleller
Posaflen
Dla Poeunniencedt Alop
Neil TN
State University
New York City
Public
Hee
Eisenhower Fights Hasty Labor Bill
Eisenhower administration officials urged patience on a labor bill as Senate Republicans led by Dirksen weighed rapid action. The White House signaled opposition to rushing the measure, arguing it deserved careful consideration and time before fate of the bill is decided.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Scadgerett Dirksea
Senate Repubican
Congress
Dirksen
Bill Provides Hom Rumor Jail Sentenced
Albany AP Jail nomenees lin 0 ane yeal were anproved yesterday by the Assembly for persons, whe cirotate falbert Mora Abt bombs hi schoola or elsewhere. The ente sum fly the nicag MeO HHS GON Lo Ve Sena, Teast Wel, IT, three Vtegie nit Fulton high Sehaot avis! were sent anend to sik anonttys in jail for eiventetins a Spools Kamah report. One appealed fousthall, 16, was placed an probation Assemblynman Alona Walers said this bill which would naked s the iffense a mistemeanor, was ¢ needed to make vtrial sen tences could not be appealed accessfully.
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Albany
Assembly
Falbert Mora
Teast
Fulton High
Anonttys
Kamah
Alona
Walers
Vemounts Retuin Missouri House Seat
AP dispatch reports Willie J Standall a Democrat won election to the Missouri House from the fourth district. The contest references unclear names and dates with garbled OCR but notes a party switch and a historic result.
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Vemounts Retuin
Missouri
Kannas Giy
Willie
J. Standall
Galgress
Liscourt
George
Gheigtonhian
Iso
Tyivdal
Obituary notices and funeral services in Berlin and Troy area
Funeral notices record Walter Live dayston dying in Berlin with service at Berlin Baptist Church led by Rev. Frank Sparks. Names at service include Leonard Hoffmin, Albert G. Holler, Goodermate, and others. interment at Berlin cemetery. Also listed are obituaries for Walter Hovereaus, William Devereally, Lydia Adsit, Mrs Frith Selminer, and Wallace Cushing with service details and burial sites across Troy, Sand Lake, and surrounding towns.
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Mr. Livingston
Walter Livedayston
Berlin
Sunuday
Sparks
Leonard Hoffmin
Albert G. Holla
Eo Goodermate
Clavie I. Croternaie
Glen Coodermele
Harey Trier
Taternwil
Devareaus
William Hovereaus
Nassau
Troy
Hell
Sron Wesleyan Methodist
Chuck
Winantskill
Stanley W. Wlob
Sandlake Union
Devereally
Johnsonville
Leonard Moapilal
Edna
Sailby
Rensselaer
Seller
Wivs Frith Selminer
Fromt Fonds Funeral Home
Wiyer St
Willy Rey
George Robinson
Trinity Methodist Chive
Ore Cating
Friends of the
Fam
Elawood
Comelore
Meg Robinson
Gold Star Mathers
Margeret Danaher
Mary Roberts
Ie Murad
Juha Uf
Sharpe
Boght
Ry Hoeth
Edmund
Willard
Martin Plant
Inter “Ment
Clifan Park
Eomeren
Unesean
Wallanfi
Cushing
Penn
Susterday
Averill
Righard CL Wieler
Piston
Averill Park
Matherlef
She Beavers Wern
Montierlia Center Wail Close Arn Montierlia Center Wail Close
Officials from the Army Corps confirmed a shutdown of AIA Reserve movements causing a shift of personnel and stationing. The Tallanon unit will relocate from Nore to Elizabethtown, with members allowed to transfer to other Badth stations in Ningston, Newburg and Haverstraw.
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Montierlia Center
AIA
Aen
Army Corps
Tallanon
Nore
Elizabethtown
Hanstat
Ning
Ston
Newburg
Haverstraw
Water Main Break Disrupts Ute Area Services
Readable portions describe a major water main break affecting Lansingborg and nearby schools, hospitals, and industries. Leonard Hospital reports restored pressure in the operating room. crews from public works and sanitation monitor water quality and pressures. Emergency measures include supplying water and advising residents to boil or treat water, with repairs underway and facilities returning to normal gradually.
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Pine Creek
Lansingburgs
Vath
15Th Streets
Hison
Alsea
Lansingborg
Troy
Catholic Central
Leonard Hospital
J Alva
Belly Slater
Leonard Menspital
Dpal
Wise Forlay
Niuilond Rock Creamery
Borden Tenit
Lewis J. Lanailla
Sanitierss
Vincet Martone
Edware Dingham
Epretors
Christine Alban
Wossenukiys
Erinty
Gily
Relals
Water main break disrupts Troy water supply and traffic
A major water main break in Troy disrupted service citywide, cutting pressure and limiting flow to about 10 million gallons daily during repairs. Crews used four wheel drive to reach the break, isolate the leak, and restore service as health officials monitored water quality and advised closures and restaurant checks.
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Corliss
Stalin
Tomhinucek
Troy
Bruike
Miler
Walter
Corliss Bark
Ubis
Post
Hayden
Milter
Tenax S
Health Department
Restau
Revarest Compulsory School Age At 17
Albany report outlines a restless proposal to raise compulsory schooling age from 16 to 17. A study would weigh minor employment limits and attendance rules, with a commission including gubernatorial and legislative appointees. An appropriation of 20,000 was requested to fund the effort.
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Revarest
Albany
Davidtae
Endance
Eae
Ainline
Body Has Cholesterol Thermostat
Datiag Texas APIA Dallas notes a scientist says a body cholesterol thermostat regulates production of cholesterol. Marvin Sipustany explains a complex system acts like a thermostat to manage cholesterol levels, with liver involvement and two key reactions guiding metabolism.
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Datiag
Tex
Apia Dallas
Tuyearcher
Wittem
Marvin Sipeestany
Jevel Cynsinny Mardless
Siputstein
Ul Anedieni
Testa
Medivat
Apalachin Meeting Prompts Immigration Questioning
Apalachin officials questioned a guest at the Apalachin convention about immigration status and potential citizenship fraud. The proceedings focused on whether a man named Sai Monaching obtained U.S. citizenship fraudulently and the likelihood of deportation if found false. Kenneth Ray, assistant U.S. attorney, stated officials planned further action and anticipated a public statement after testimony.
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Manachino
Decatural Fastion
Savery
Ium
Menachino
Sai Monaching
Kenneth Ray
U.S
Pagly Monde
Bolivia’s economic crisis sparks nationalist rhetoric
A fragmented report describes Bolivia facing deep economic hardships. It notes calls for reform, wary optimism about US aid, and protests as workers demand government action. Observers quote officials and citizens on planned economic measures and political tension.
Explorers Sinner Schedule Discussed at Seoul Office
Explorers Cabinet met at the Seoul Office in Hammandi to plan forthcoming summer activities. Wavid Five chaired, with William MacAlpine listed as tentatively involved. Proposals include camping and several summer events. A New Helides relay and an Explorers drill festival pageant are slated for 106A as part of the New War State Year of History celebration.
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Sam Counsel
Yee
Larday
Seoul
Hammandi
Wavid
Chalman
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