Khrushchev Eyes Berlin Peace Talks and May 11 Date
Soviet Premier Khrushchev told a Western correspondent he favors a Berlin peace treaty and indicated May 11 as a potential date for progress. He warned Western powers to negotiate seriously and expressed confidence that talks can end the Berlin crisis without war. He rejected threats and urged the Allies to sit at the table with reasonable proposals.
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Abvishchev
Khrushios
Khcashe
OlWex
Kheushehev
Elsemhower
Khoeshehev
Fhuas Aigny
Berlin
West Berlin
West Germany
Russia
Kinishchev
Europe
United States
Ofre Foreign Affairs
Senate
Fulbright
J. William
D-Arby
Khoushchev
Adin
Arieist Burke
Maxwell Taylor
Linn
Burke
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Germany
Gerana
Ma Eh
Hugone
State Tax guidance on unincorporated business tax rules
The article outlines state income tax procedures for unincorporated businesses including filing forms, deductions, and exemptions. It notes that partners in partnerships use Form M304, and that forms are mailed to those who filed previously, with additional copies available from the State Tax Center in Albany. It also mentions postwar tax policy changes and historic international remarks by Khrushchev.
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State Income Tax Bureau
Albany
Tre Caye
Melides
Newton
Imome
Verlain
Anust
Estite
Pariships
Jewish Fund Aides To Hear U N Leader
AL Hager as general chairman announced that Lawrence Gould of New York will head speakers for the United Nations at the Men’s Advance meeting at Hendrick Hudson Sunday at 8 p.m. Gould, active in New York civic life, has worked with Arab spokesmen and heads the Academy of Political Adience. The Toward Welfare Fund in 1958 aimed to raise 400000 for transportation and resettlement aid to Israel and housing for earlier immigrants, while regular campaign supports local and overseas groups including the Jewish Appel, the Local agencies: Home For The Aged, Binal Bith Hiller Foundation, and the Jewish Community Center.
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AL Hager
Denday
Lawrence &, Gould
New York
United Neatons
Hendrick Hudson
Pnn
Gould
Acadomy
Farsinis
United States
Tonly Towiah Welfare ‘Fund
Vomlved
Israel
Eastion
Europe
Find
United Jewish Appel
Tome Tor the Aged
Binal Bith Hiller Foundation
Fewish Community Center
Strike at Westyaco Mill Looms After Fire Night
Strike actions by the Combined Tro Page 23 tied to a January 28 meeting. Union leaders say progress on air rain and visor issues may push negotiations with management. Police prepare for possible confrontations at the mill gates as 249 workers not on strike continue around the clock production. Patrick Tarte, union rep, cited NLRB charges filed by the union alleging the company refused to bargain. Westyaco calls the claim ridiculous.
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Piekelk
Slate
Ounty
Mechanicville
Peverty
Patrick Tarte
Albany
Tin
United Papermakers, and Paper Workers Union
Visation
National Cabor Relations Board
Westyaco “i
Veuvery
Wafah Isder
WSCS Unit Outlines Progress
Members of the WSCS at Grave Methodist Church met Monday to review progress, audit the organization, and hear a program on ecumenicity titled One In Christ presented by Mrs Janes HW Bagley. Plans include sending delegates to the Spring conference and a final April 14 quarterly meeting with a covered dish supper April 1 final event April 23 24 animal birthday party May 1 and a book review April A by Miss Lela Leppelis.
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Wscs Af Grave Methodist Church
Janes HW. Bagley
James Davis
Chie Man
G. Kart Reilly
Lela Leppelis
Tsaial Spiaks
S. Pant Schilling
Area Civic Association Elects Officers
Clare Smith of Defeat Wille was elected president of the Sharp Oud' ous Acres association at a meeting in Wie Belt Top School. Artin Stuarts is vice president with Frank Soli as treasurer. Mrs Franklin Haber is secretary. Chairman Vail spoke on road conditions in the Yown Baart of fast Greenbush.
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Clare Smith
Defreeat- Wille
Sharp Oud' Ous Acres
Assi
Wie
Belt Top Schoal
Associatits
Improvemont
Shalt Ron 'Toligha Acres
Suorey Artin Stuarts
Frank Soli
Leeasuree
Franklin Haber
Hon
Explorer Post At Sand Lake Gets 2 Leaders
Kiwanis sponsored Explorer Peel 2A selects two post advisors as columnity leaders. Donald J. Stiles and Joey Brighe, students at Atlany Business College and Hud shy Valley Technical Institute, reside in West Sant Lake. They join post supervisor Ishhell Hendrick to lead the Sand Lake unit as it plans enrollment and an Exploring program rollout next week.
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Explorer Peel
Kiwanis Club
Sand Lake
Diss Aepureeds
Columbiouity Vo Leaters
Post
Donald J. Stiles
Atlany Business College
Joey Brrighe
Hudshy Valley Technical Institute
Anyist
West
Sant Lake
West Sannt
Kanth Esko
Ballston Spa Trustee Hixpires dies after illness
Ballston Spa village trustee Brad Hendo, slated to begin a second term on April 4, died last night at Bene diet Memorial after a sudden illness. He had recently been taken ill and was a member of the Ballston Spa Zoning Board of Appeals.
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Ballston Spa
Hixpires
Bilston Spa
Benediet Memorial
Apaval
Accident Case Settled in Hensselaer County Supreme Court
A $395,500 accident settlement was reached yesterday in Hensselaer County Supreme Court before Justice Herbert P. Hamlin. Plaintiffs, including five passengers from a car owned and operated by Robert J. Messier, settled after jurors heard conference and mediation. Attorneys for plaintiffs were Thomas J. OConnor Timothy J. Rogarty and Andrew Quyer, with defendants represented by Henry S. Bayly and Thomas F. Praw. A separate lawsuit for $35,000 by Mr. and Mrs. Harples Crandall of Pittstown against Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bourke was scheduled for later today, based on a December 1957 hair-patching incident on Hoosick Street.
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Michatlernon Huddie
Hensselaer County Supreme Court
Suna
Herbert P. Hamin
Bower
Gideon Last Jae
Rowe
Robert J. Messier
Maynerville
William J. McDermott
Pittston
Messier
Frederick W. Kelleher
Troy
Soseph J. Byam
Pittstown
Lin
Joseph
Sandra Ryan
Mee Dermotd
Swing My
Attornneys
Thomas J. O'Connor
Timothy J. Rogarty
Andrew Quyer
Will Ham Wy John
Henry S Bayly
Thomas F. Praw
Jngligencs
Joetive Henin
Harples Crandall
Thomas Bourke
Hoosick Street
Sth Avenue
Crandalls
John P. Weatherwax
Wimes M. Shrang
George F. Curley
Philip J. Landry
Swallows Return to Capistrano Tale Told by Old Legend
Ancient legend recalls the swallows arriving at Capistrano each year to honor St. Josephs Day. Crowds gather around mission walls as thousands of birds return, building nests and signaling spring. Tod Hines notes the event, claiming the birds count thirty years in a legend about shelter for the swallows.
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Sant Jinn
Capistralin Sealembay
Tod Hines
Gread
Kidnapper intimidates with pleas to free prisoner in WV chase
The kidnapper Payne threatened to kill three of his captives unless the prisoner described as SWarty enemy was released from state prison. He spoke of vengeance against Burton Mast while eluding a West Virginia police pursuit near Crawley Creek 12 miles northwest of Logan. A sheriff’s office call led to staging near a mangled highway approach as patrols, including M G Hofstetten, pursued Payne and an accomplice after a tense, lengthy stop turned into a car chase.
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Mes
Balumvin
Jum
Payne
West Virvstia
Corll Yurderwood
Burton Mast
Crawley Creek
Logan
Baldswin
Wegrath I
Sheriff's Office
State Police. Corp
M. G. Hofstetten
Ashury
Stover
Astuy Deave
Hofsteiner
Wosas
Firett
Star Magnitude System Originated by Hipparchus in 150 B.C.
Greek astronomer Hipparchus developed the magnitude scale to measure star brightness around 150 B.C. He categorized the brightest stars as first magnitude and the faintest as sixth, placing others accordingly.
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Hipparchus
Crates
Young Voter Recall for Eisenhower and Lincoln Origins
Frankie Miller of Madlaole ville Ghia is ten years old. In 96 he went to the polls to cast his vote for Eisenhower. He says he still thinks Abraham Lincoln was our best president.
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Frankie Miller
Madlaoleville
Ghia
Eisenhower
Abraham Lincoln
Retired rail line man R J Cranwell dies at 60
Rosvor J. Cranwell 60 of Watervliet formerly of Mechanicville and Colonie, died of an illness at home. A 48 year rail worker for Delaware and Hudson, he was a 33rd degree Mason and member of Evening Star Lodge, RAM and other bodies. Survived by wife Mabel Brandora and a sister Mrs. de Th Little of Gansevoort. Funeral Sunday at 2 PM from Bowen Funeral Home Watervliet with Rev. Robert Ey Spensey officiating. Burial in Memory Gardens Culinins.
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Rosvor J. Cranwell
Ced
Shaker Rd
Rai Mmonttie
Stay Creek
Mr. Cramiel
Clarence EB
Jasiie Gamers Crannell
Crannell
Mechanicvill
North Reformed Churei
Hold Youth For Attempt To Rob Broadalbin Bank
A would be bandit, 24, from Vail Mills, was arrested in Fulton County after a failed attempt to rob the Broadalbin bank. He was held in jail awaiting grand jury action, charged with third degree robbery. A bank teller reported the man demanded money and tried to take cash from the till but fled after the teller dropped the bag as he fled the scene.
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Broadaltin
UPR
Broadalbin Bank
Fulton County
Vail Mills
George Sautuedon
Eliathel Pagel
Mrmel Repliuds
Fuerst Shiulid
More Cubans Shot After War Crime Convictions
An AP report notes soldiers executed yesterday by Santa Clara after convictions for war crimes. The final tally remains unclear as officials described the actions and aftermath following rebel advances in the region.
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Davana
APJ
Seyon
Santa Clara
Tringy
Atty
Actor Reporter Star Thomas Mitchell A Frontier of Stage and Screen
Mitchell Thomas, known as a versatile actor and early newspaper reporter, began his career on the city desk before moving to stage and film. His early journalism shaped his craft and public persona across theater and cinema.
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Aetor
Thomas
Mitchell
Macmillan Seeks Unity on Berlin Disarmament Talks
Prime Minister Macmillan plans talks with Soviet leaders to ease Berlin tensions and disarmament issues while seeking Allied unity. President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon express support for a constructive visit, noting UK US cooperation and efforts to bridge splits among Western powers despite cautious expectations.
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Ales Engh
Berlin
Gere Joon Gan Beno
Ki Wnhower
David Ino Fain
Macwilan
Merioay
Miemillay
Escort Vessel Sailor Serving Onboard Cipr Well Navy Man
On Escort Vessel wireman Apmentee Charles Fidunes USN, son of Mr and Mrs Marrinson b Jones, Chiver avenue, Roule 1, Mask Gruen bush, is serving aboard the escort vessel USS Cipr Well which recently arrived at AL Buenaventura Colonia after navigating the Patina Canal on the Tist Teg along the west coast of South America.
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Wireman
Charles Fidunes
USN
Marrinson B. Jones
Chiver Avenue
Roule 1
Mask Gruenbush
AL Buenaventura
Colonia
Patina
South America
Government vote shocks Cyprus crisis ruling gains loss
The government in Cyprus faced a decisive parliamentary vote last night regarding its handling of the Cyprus question. The ruling party withstood a late bid by an opposition bloc, but the margin signaled significant political strain and set the stage for further policy debate.
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Lomdon
Ganservaive
Mirtininentayy
Cyprus Queston
Aelion
Polivivs
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Westvaco Reports
George MH. Hoover
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West Virridle Polo & Paper Co
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