Fire Wrecks Belgium Air Tower and Traps Helo Rescue
A large fire gutted the heart of Belgium's new national airport tower in Brussels, prompting a dramatic helicopter rescue that freed trapped workers. The blaze, starting near an oil expansion area, disrupted the airport’s electrical and water systems while authorities estimated tremendous property loss.
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Cheval Zavenlen
Belgium
Lael
Offetelé
Anesty Sabrna Air Line
Robert Tremerie
Jower Love
P. W. Segers
Hy Feld
Brussels
Opera&tion
Wanatt
Proposal to halt nuclear tests stalls at Geneva talks
AP reports Adila advanced a plan to curb nuclear tests, but no break emerged in deadlock with the Western bloc. Delegates from the United States, Britain, and the Soviet Union met for a third time behind closed doors. Soviet delegate Seymon Taurapki supported a resolution for complete cessation, yet no details were released. Western powers seek a central system while Russia pushes for a broader accord before discussing controls.
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Veneva
Atdila
Swebieet DaWers
Britain
So- Vet Union
Cased
Down
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Seymon Taurapki
RPI Show Displays Swiss Architecture and Design
RPI hosts Goot Design in Switzerland an exhibition of contemporary Swiss architecture and design. On view until Monday Nov 24 in the Schinal? of Architecture on the Greene Building, the show organized by Schweizer Werkbund Zurich and supported by Pro Helvetia, Schweizerische Zentral fur Wandel sforderung, and Smithsonian Traveling Exhibition Service. Curated by In. Alfred Altherr the program features photographic enlargements on purpose built racks with some jewelry toys watches and weaving samples.
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Schweizerische Zentrale
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Lasklistion
Alfred Altherr
Rockefeller Harriman Tussle Shapes New York Campaign
In a tight statewide contest Rockefeller and Harriman parried across New York with upstate and city battles. Voters remained split with many undecided as final days of the campaign closed, shaping a race seen as a possible 1960 presidential preview.
Judge Rules Voter May Ballot Twice
Jersey City AP report describes a chaotic voting incident where D Zimba attempted to vote twice, pulling four levers for his candidates before officers blocked him. The case involved confusion over a ballot and a judge's ruling on permission already granted.
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D'Zienba
Huntso County
Furman
Voters tally across Hoosick s Combined precinct results
The fractional village tally shows Governor Rockefeller leading with 1227 votes to Rockefeller's 1308 and Keating's 284 among others. Comptroller Lundy and Attorney General Lefkowitz appear with pluralities, while Taylor and Keating lead in congress and state senate respectively. overall partial returns hint at a close, multi-ticket outcome with substantial party splits.
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Nockefeller
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Keating Plurality
Justice Supreme Court
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Lerkowitz
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County GOP and county results across Troy and Albany areas
The report details party races across Rensselaer and Albany counties with nominees Allan Dixon and others, noting Marlity’s Democratic-Liberal challenge, Isenbergh’s surrogate win, Wilberk’s county loss, and Taylor’s reelection in the Slat district. It cites Berkowitz’s Granville win and Rockefeller’s influence, highlighting pluralities and district spans.
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Joseph J. Marlity
Allan Dixon
Harrye S. Brown
Faletsbirty
Freud Grham
Lindsley McChesney
Io Troy
Isenbergh
Blo Chesneyley
Matthew M. Dunne
New City Court
Dudge
Conny Wilberk
GOP
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O'Brigi
Rensselaer
East Greenbush
North Greenbush
Schtailack
Albany County
Dean F. Taylor
John R. Cummiios
Plattsburg
D-L
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Cumutingi
BRAG
Troy City
Saratoga
Washington
Warren
Essex
Clinton
Midwest Exhausts GOP as Democrats Take Senate Picture
A sweeping Democratic wave reshaped the Senate with multiple Republican losses into a Democratic majority. Maine and Connecticut led the shift, with gains in West Virginia Indiana New Jersey and Nevada altering control. Rockefeller aided Keating in New York while Knowland fell with broader GOP retreats. Governors also flipped in several states as the party realigned.
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GOP
Risahhawer
White House
Maine
Connecticut
House
Senate
Indiana
West Virginia
Rockefeller
Kenneth Keating
New York
Veen
Irving Ives
George W. Malose
Nevada
Howard Cannon
Knowland
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Republicana View
Democratic gain across states shifts midterm balance
The article surveys Democratic gains in the 1959-60 political landscape, noting victories or strong positions for Kennedy Symington and other Democrats. It highlights party-wide shifts in the House and Senate, with key wins in New Jersey, Michigan, Vermont, and California, plus governors like Docking and Tawes advancing. It also mentions close races in New York and Pennsylvania and signals continued momentum for Democratic candidates ahead of 1960 presidential considerations.
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David Lawrente
Pittsburgh
Keystone
Vaormont
House
Wisconsin
Kennedy
Stuart Symington
Missouri
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Bowler
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Gay
Robert F. Meyner
New Minisey
Harrison A. Williams
Holt
New Jersey
Benale Gral
Mennen Williams
Michigan State House
Philip A. Hart
Charles B.potter
Eisenhowee
Temple Beth El Hosts Regional Youth Summit Theme Tyrah Tree of Life
About 100 youths from Gloversville Albany Schenectady Pittsfield Moss will attend the United Synagogue Youth regional conclave at Temple Beth El. Marilyn Marcus and Frank Lewis headline as coconveners. A Saturday night dinner in the temple vestry features The Originals band. Sunday includes a morning service, workshop, luncheon, and a 3 pm business meeting to close.
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United Synagogue
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Gloversville
Albany
Sekenectady
Pittsfield
Moss
Marilyn Marcus
Frank Lewis
Temple
Tudia Leads Asia Rail System With 35000 Miles Long
Tudia directs Asia's expansive railway network totaling about 35,000 miles, cited as the continent's largest system. The record highlights Asia's railway scale and leadership in railway development.
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Men Pethi—Tamas
Asia
Waterford Election Results and Ballot Amendments
Waterford voters approved Amendment No. 1 paving the way for county government changes by 1,752 to 173. Amendment No. 2 and Propositions 1, 2, and 3 were rejected, while Proposition No. 7 failed at 317 to 74. Results varied by district, with Amendment No. 2 defeated 315-84 in four districts and Propositions 1 and 2 failing 138-? and 81474 respectively.
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Tempted Wins at Jersey Belle Stakes at Garden State Park
The heavily favored A Glitter won the Jersey Belle Stakes at Garden State Park, upsetting Calumet Farm's A Glitter. Dist finished fourth by a length, with Lopar close behind. Templed, ridden by Pilon Nelson, trailed in midpack as the holiday crowd watched.
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CBA and Raiders Triumph In Albany Area Finals
Christian Brothers Academy Albany and Mont Pleasant High of Schenectady posted decisive wins in traditional finals at Hawkins Stadium and Union College. CBA led Albany High 21-0 with a 60 and 83 yard drives, Dick Slack and Sol Park seau keying the scoring. Raiders capitalized on early drives to secure a 25-0 victory.
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Lehonectady
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NastannVien Sets Defensive Pace For Colgate Football
Defensive end Bob NastannVien led drills as Colgate resumed workouts after five weeks of prep. The team reported a current physical peak unmatched since the season began with emphasis on bolstering defenses for Holy Cross.
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Hommillan
Bob NastannVien
Colgate
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