East High teacher recounts robbery and assault in Buffalo
Miss Beckman, an English teacher at East High School, describes a violent robbery in which her husband Joseph Friedman was shot and beaten while two men fled with cash and goods. Walter Green and Dewitt Lee Jr were identified as involved, with Henry Fiskes also detained. Green and Flakes face robbery and concealed weapon charges. Beckman, distressed yet determined, recalls the aftermath and her fear of reporting the crime. Police note Lee was a former student who helped drive. The report also mentions an upcoming Army-Navy Union meeting in downtown.
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Mother Of Two Priests Dies at 63 Nun and Wife
Mrs Harald Prank 63 mother of two priests and nun dies at home 19 Lincoln St Hudson Falls after a tangliness Her sons include Rev Lawrence J Frank O MAS Milford MA and others A daughter Sister Catherine Jeroma stationed in Milford Survived by husband three children mother sisters and brothers Funeral services at Rife Funeral Home Hudson Falls then Median Funeral Home Pittsfield with prayer and Solemn Mass at St Teresa Pittsfield Interment St Joseph Cemetery Pittsfield
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James Best
Pittsfield
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Stamford
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St. Teresa’e Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Moon Shoot Schedule Rumors Stir Army Space Officials
Rocket Sense notes speculation over the upcoming moon shot while Army Ballistic Missile Agency chief at Hurtisville Alabama declines to confirm timing. Reports suggest December 4 launch from Cape Canaveral, with a roughly 225000 mile lunar distance. The 34 hour mission would roughly double the duration of last month’s Pioneer probe, which fell short of its intended approach to the Moon.
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Chrysler workers strike spreads to 34 plants nationwide
Union and Chrysler reached a nine week standoff as 72400 production workers walked out or joined pickets. Most plants shut down with only 6 remaining at Plymouth Dodge Newark and Los Angeles operating. The UAW urged production workers to stay on the job but no firm resolution emerged by the 10 am EST deadline. Non union staff faced disruption in telephony and supervision while contract talks stalled over seniority pay progression and wage differentials.
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Arkansas Board Faces Pressure Over Desegregation Crisis
At a Little Rock meeting Gov Faubus and segregationists press for action as the Eighth Circuit orders steps toward integration. The board weighs resignation and the fate of Superintendent Blossom, while aides discuss strategy and public reaction grows.
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Alford
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Little Rock University
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Lillie Rock Private School Corporation
Los Angeles
New York
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Upton
State Orders Inspection of 754 Cars
The bureau orders a mandatory inspection for 754 cars and outlines sticker validity and registration rules. Four year old vehicles must be inspected in December, with 1954 models entering highway use on January 1 and needing valid inspection stickers thereafter.
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Summit Signals Deep West Europe Nuclear Arms Tension
The summit discussion warned that arming West Germany with atomic weapons and rockets would threaten European peace. Khrushchev did not raise Germany in farewell talks while Gomulka blamed Hitlerite generals for rising tensions. The Soviet Poland joint stance demanded an end to atomic tests and offered technical aid to Poland’s economy. Washington offered no comment on the summit as talks with Moscow stalled after limited U.S. British and French diplomacy with Gromyko.
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