State Counts 11 Dead In Hunting Accidents
New York reports 11 hunting deaths from firearms drowning and natural causes since big game season began. Notable incidents include Clifford Chepwin shot by another hunter near Lowville and Ward Parmelee drowned on Cranberry Lake. Kenneth Clarke found dead near Herkimer from natural causes after missing 24 hours.
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Associated Press
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Aree Satunday
Lowville
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Baldwinsville
Chepwin
Lewis County
Sherif
Ward Parmelee
Mount Morris
Livingston County
Cranberry Lake
Kenneth Clarke
Westerlo
Adirondacks Woods
Herkimer
Clarke
Quakes Jolt Italy and Greece causing minor damage
A sequence of strong earthquakes rocked southern Italy including Naples and parts of Greece on Sunday. Authorities reported no major injuries and limited structural damage, with emergency crews assessing affected zones and advising residents to stay cautious.
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Naples
Italy
Laly
Greece
Nehru Rejects Chou Plan For Immediate Border Talks
Prime Minister Nehru rejected Chou En Lai proposals for mutual troop withdrawals and an immediate Himalayan summit. He said India made courier proposals and is willing to talk, but warned preparations are needed, ruling out an early meeting. He described reports of border policeman interrogations as deplorable and noted returns of captured personnel.
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India
Nehru
China
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Chow
Chou
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Chau
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Maram Singh
Red China
Praja (Peoples) Socialist Party
J. Bl. Kripalani
Ladakh
Frank Anthony
Communist Party of India
Biwtan
Sikkim
Herter Urges East West Curb Rivalry Amid Cold War Tensions
Secretary Christian A Herter urged East West nations to agree on ground rules to prevent rivals from risking nuclear war. He spoke at a national foreign trade council meeting, warning competition will remain rugged despite rules. He cited Khrushchev's calls for a common language and said courage and nerve are needed for a new long term relationship.
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New York
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Tierer
Foreign Trade Council
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Merter
Herter
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Khrushchev
Canal System to Close Dec 4 for Winter
The New York State Barge Canal System will shut down on December 4 for the winter season unless freezing weather forces an earlier closure. Some vessels must be out by November 21. Vessels in canal after 4 pm December 4 will be ordered to lie up at the nearest terminal. Wooden vessels with no continuous power will be barred after midnight Saturday. ice can damage such vessels. The canal will reopen in mid to late April next year.
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New York State
State Public Works Department
Stee
Doctor Declines Repayment 40 Year Loan in New Jersey
AP report tells of Dr. Lambert Klopmian who once helped a hungry boy during World War II era troop transport in Philadelphia. Decades later he receives an apology and an offer to repay a dollar, which he refuses, offering free dental care instead. The tale spans Philadelphia and Andhurst New Jersey with a nostalgic, humane twist.
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Andhurst
Lambert Klopmian
Philadelphia
C. G. Perkins
Perkins
Berlin hosts 13th annual Columbia-Rensselaer student council meet
Berlin Central School will host the 13th annual conference with about 200 students and advisers from Averill Park Chatham Columbia German Taw r Hudson Ichabod Crane New Lebanon Ockawamick Rechit Jansen Van Rensselaery and Berlin. Registration starts 4 30 p.m. Panels run 4 5 30 p.m. Supper in the cafeteria. Rev Harold Adams of Fair Haven Baptist Church Fair Haven WI is main speaker with prior Troy area youth group talks. Final panels 7 35 to 8 30 p.m.
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Columbia-Renssclaiz County Student Council Assn
Averill Park
Chatham
Columbia
German
Tawr
Hudson
Ichabod Crane
New Lebanon
Ockawamick
Rechit Jansen
van Rensselaery
Berlin
Willen
Harold Adams
Fair Haven Baptist Church
Fair Haven
Troy
Circus relics go on auction block in Sarasota
Melics of the Ringling Bros and Barnum and Bailey Circus were auctioned off yesterday in Sarasota Florida as part of a liquidation sale to clear the former winter quarters for real estate development. Fancy circus wagons railroad cars tents and other paraphernalia were included in the sale.
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Sarasota, Fla
Melics
Ringling Bros
Barenom & Bailey Circus
Allstate Prompt Help Aiding New York Claims
Review praising Allstate representatives for helpful prompt service in settling claims quickly with minimal red tape. Notes confidence in Allstate's nationwide presence and favorable treatment of insured customers.
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Smith
Yorktown
Wys
Allstate
New York
Allstate Insurance Companies
Skokie, Miesans
Federal doctors to receive pay raises across agencies
The Civil Service Commission announced pay boosts for 1198 federal physicians, with annual increases ranging from $729 to $1200. The raises apply to physicians already on the payroll and to those hired by various agencies, affecting many departments and enhancing salaries across the federal workforce.
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Civil Service Commission
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