O Kelleys Farewell Visit to Washington Ends
Ireland's President Stanislaus O Kelly ends a two day Washington visit with a farewell ceremony at Washington National Airport. Acting Secretary Christian Metter and General Nathan F. P. attend as Joint Chiefs chairman Ywining stands in. The president salutes Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower in a ceremonial departure reflecting gratitude and goodwill.
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Settlement Authorized in Boy's Auto Collision Case
Herbert D. Hani authorized a $400 settlement for a suit brought by Ralph Valenti on behalf of his infant son, the 14 year old injured Feb 36 1958 in a collision involving Samuel Valenti and Gleasman on Hill Street. Edward J. Malone of Casey Malone represented the plaintiff.
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Airport Bill Passes House In Four Year Extension
Washington AP Democrats used numeric edge to defeat Eisenhower airport aid bill and push through a larger four year extension costing 297 million dollars. House vote 272 to 134. Senate conference to shape a compromise. Grants to states and localities would fund airport construction and modernization for jet aircraft, match 30 to 50 percent.
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Legion Convention Slated For Syracuse
The New York state Department of American Legion will hold its annual convention in Syracuse from July 23 to 25. An estimated 5 000 Legionnaires are expected to attend, with sessions at the War Memorial Auditorium.
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Transport Auxiliary 29 Years Old in Anniversary Dinner
Members of the Transport Auxiliary celebrated 29 years with a dinner at the Troy YWCA. Blanche Pagano led reports of officers and committees while pledges to the Heart Fund, Cancer Fund, and Red Cross were approved. Resignations by Rose Reiss and Nancy Santandrea were announced. successor for recording secretary to be named soon.
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Dulles Going Home Soon
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles expected to leave Walter Reed Army Hospital in a few days as he battles cancer. State Department aide Joseph N. Greene reported Dulles had a comfortable night and spoke by telephone with Greene yesterday, continuing to receive daily international briefings.
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Columbiette Party and Style Show Scheduled for April 20
A card party and fashion show sponsored by the Columbiettes will be held April 20 at the Knights of Columbus hall. Mrs. Ann Bowen, president, announced that Mrs. Michael Rubing will be general chairman with Mrs. Rubina, Mrs. Rose Bosselman, and Mrs. John L. McBride handling program and Mrs. William Sweeney and Mrs. Kathryn Kichl in charge of tickets.
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Dulles Hospital Visit Precedes Eisenhower Macmillan Trip
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan and Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd will visit Secretary of State Dulles for 30 to 45 minutes at Walter Reed Army Hospital with President Eisenhower, then depart by helicopter for a weekend in Maryland mountains to discuss Berlin and German problems. The White House announced plans as Dulles, ill with cancer, seeks a wariness break. The party will leave the White House at 11 am EST and fly to Walter Reed, then board a Bethesda Naval Hospital Center heliport for takeoff at 10:30 am toward Camp David.
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Soviet Technicians To Guide Iraqi Work In Major Aid Plan
Baghdad reported Economics Minister Ibrghiny Kubba announced Soviet technicians would supervise about 50 planned projects under a 450 million ruble loan program. The effort focuses on light industry with some specialists already in Iraq teaching use of arms purchased from Russia.
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Treaty drakers agrees on a test suspension
The United States Britain and the Soviet Union agreed on an indefinite suspension of atomic and hydrogen weapons tests as part of a draft treaty. After approving two other articles, the three delegations recessed until April 13 to allow Washington London and Moscow to draft new approaches to the remaining issues.
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Man Arrested for Disorderly Conduct in Riverside Area
William Deevher, 43, homeless, was arrested yesterday afternoon on disorderly conduct and resisting arrest charges. Patrolman Richard Sneed and Patrolman Alphovise Rosetli, with off-duty Patrolman Salvatore Mauriello, detained him near River Street and dst Street. He was treated for an upper lip laceration at St Mary’s Hospital and later held for police court proceedings.
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iSchool 10 PTA Explores Children Education Views Panel
The iSchool 10 PTA held a Wednesday panel titled What Education Means to Me with seventh and eighth graders sharing views. Students Alan Kaprelian Rose Grathky George Haswell Linda Ettenberey Howard Ginsburg and Donald Seybath spoke under advisor Mia Clyde Copeland with Miss Ron Dawson guiding fifth grade pupils.
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Johnson Vows Solid Stand at Jefferson-Jackson Dinner
Hartford AP Lyndon B. Johnson pledged solid Democratic support for President Eisenhower during the Berlin crisis and urged free nations to pursue new dimensions of freedom. He said no one man speaks for the party, but one man speaks for the United States in war and peace.
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Tournaments At Boys Club In Lansingburg
Tournaments run February and March at Lansingburg Boys Club with winners named by executive director Thomas Rafferty. Expected completion by month end and an awards dinner on May 7. Events include pullups and Peterson Pocket Billiard, with champions and finalists listed across divisions and ages.
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Boys Chief of America
Lansingburg Boys Club
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Arthur Fredetie
Gerald Cunningham
Wayne Connors
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Eugene Muvicy
Robert Rafferty
Thomas Milter
Lansingburg High School
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Henry DeMarlino
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Milmoe Backed For Industrial Bureau Post
Milmoe of Canistola a former Republican state senator was nominated by GOP leaders for an assistant state industrial commissioner post. He would supervise eight Utica-area districts. Madison County GOP chair Robert R. Tiffany and state committeeman Robert Roberts submitted his name to Gov Rockefeller. Milmoe would replace Nigholias R. Rizzo of Utica.
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U S Plane Escorted To Swiss Airport
An American reconnaissance plane was escorted to Zurich Kloten Airport after crossing into Swiss airspace without permission. Swiss authorities indicated no plane missing and that the incident was not serious. the plane was allowed to continue its flight. The pilot’s name was withheld.
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Kipling Wed In America Mystery Revealed
Fragmentary historical snippet notes Rudyard Kipling once wed in America before settling in Vermont and England then Sussex. It mentions a marriage to an American and residency shifts across several years with unclear details.
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