National Whirligig on China Policy and War Powers Debate
The article argues that the United States lacks a coherent China policy and warns that political infighting and a unilateral approach could undermine wartime decision making. It critiques Eisenhower era advisers and Congress for abdication of constitutional responsibility, urging a clearer, informed course on Taiwan Formosa and Middle East issues to avoid dangerous global conflict.
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Sondern
Chiang
China
Fueatlat
Wall Street Dannal
Ian
Wiisenhower
Joint Chiefs of Star
Bicycle Safety Tips for Children and Parents
A National Safety Council report highlights rising bicycle use among children and warns of preventable injuries. It urges parents to check bike fit, lights, and reflectors, teach safe riding rules, and ensure supervision. The article mentions Robinson and Robinson as sponsors and notes information can be obtained by writing to the company in New Brunswick.
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New Brunswick
National Safety Convell
Svar Rade
Rolinson
Holinson
New
U S Boosts Help Amid Red Chinese Blockade Fears
The United States plans to assist in ongoing talks with China as tensions rise over a Red artillery blockade in Warsaw. With winter seas rough, supply ships face delays, threatening both military garrisons and civilian populations. Washington fears widening war if a broader blockade triggers escalation.
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U.S
Warsaw
Uweather
Quemey
Will
United States
Dulles Discusses Formosa Policy and Quemoy Crisis
Secretary of State Dulles comments on United States posture toward Chiang Kai shek defend Quemoy amid criticism of backing for Nationalists. He warns against subversion from within the State Department and weighs potential cease fire terms with China, suggesting limited shifts possible but no retreat from naval and air support for Nationalist forces.
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Queiay
Nixon
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Hiettion
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Thales
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China
Watsaw
Reds
Nalonlig
Winslow
Y Fang
Formosa
Dulles
Ic Huiles
Chou
Nop
Aly Warsi
Jalke
United Sones
Wanesa
Praduc
Cluang
Jared
Eas
Builen
oRahoe Islands
Wall
Chia
Radiation Grows Bix Strawberries
In a northern nation town, two large strawberries weigh about a pound each as water from a nearby processing dye flows through. Health authorities permit irrigation of crops using this water after noting radioactivity decays within 40 hours, reporting no health danger.
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Aly
Poverageno
Saranian Tole
Innannade
Lalinelé
Anle
Improved State Local Ties Urged In State Office Plan
Nelson A. Rockefeller urged creation of a state office of local government to act as a clearinghouse for relations with localities. The office would provide technical assistance, research, and answers to communities seeking help and could be established immediately.
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Dublleay
Tate
Inca
Forodate
Rockefelley
Egardien
Department of Local Government
Rockefeller
Lal County Boards of Supervisors
Labor union seeks wage and hospital plan hikes for city workers
Union letters compare Troy pay and cost of living with Watervliet Waterford Kingston Syracuse Schenectady and Binghamton noting average raises of 24 to 80 cents per hour and higher hospitalization costs. Mayor Puccelli plans to study the 1959 budget and respond within ten days with union spokesmen invited to present at a Common Council meeting.
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DeDeo
Troy
Mir DeDee
Waterviiel
Waterford
Joueouta
Kingston
Syracuse
Sehenectady
Binghamton
DeCay
Leier
Deteo
Puccell
Unian
Unian’s
St. DeDeo
James M. McGrath
William Malone
Joseph Mogirath
Joxophssial
Senatorial Candidate Hogan to Speak in Saratoga Springs Tour
Dr. Job A. O'Brien of Saratoga County Democratic Committee announces that Frank Hogan, candidate for U.S. Senator, will speak from the Worden Water balcony in Saratoga Springs as part of a county tour. Hogan plans to attack the administration on education funding and teacher salaries, then visit the New York State Veterans Home in Glen Falls area before a 3 pm rally in Gloversville.
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Tuckefeller
App Gor
Averell Tarrintan
New York
Nassa County
Branklyn
Harritman
Harriman
New York City
Wassud Sullely
Westchester
Jia Spetch Preyi
Senate
Walter 2. Maloney
Marshman
Mahoney Grid
Driff
Tanny
Atingenias
Governoent
Executive Chamber
Stygard Marriman
Gavernor
Sioa’ Malioliey
Job A. O'Brien
Brechanneville
Saratoga County
Democratic Committee
Orday
Frank §Agan
U.S
Saratoga Springs
O'Brien
Wosan
Joyce
Saratoga
Hogan
Broadway
Saratona Springs
Gie
Ea New York State Veterans Neat
McGregor
Souk Glens Falls
Ter
Telston Spa
Gloversville
Siincaed
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Avian
Therawity Faces Flowery Future
Wake Marid UPI reports the New York Thruway plans a lowery future with a garden themed convention at Take Hlacid Club. WIL member clubs join the event featuring awards for landscaping at interchanges and plantings along the Thruway. Mrs. Johob Lane of Paughkeepsie donates a $200 prize.
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UPI
New York State
Itera
Thruway
Mouilay
WIL
Johob Lane
Paughkeepsie
Permanent Registration Expands Across Counties
Rensselaer County officials and Nassau County leaders discussed establishing permanent personal registration for next year. The Board of Supervisors approved PPR legislation on Sept. 16, with cities and towns to implement four migration windows and annual registration timelines for voters. In Schenectady PPR cuts city registration sites from 85 to 16, reducing payroll by about $8,720, while nationwide plans await formal county announcements.
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Roward
T. Nohill
Augie Ine F. Coyne
Derncratic
Rensselaer County Board of Elections
Nassau County
William du Meisser
Board of Supervisors
Troy
Rensselaer
PPT
Sie
Windiy
Satuday
Rensgelacy
PPR
Peter Willl
Meltdha
County Board of Elevibs
Sehieneetady
Hag Ppr
Board of Elections
Groups Push Ethics Codes in Washington Testimony
Bar associations and regulatory groups urged strict ethics codes before Congress and District officials. Witnesses cited attempts to influence federal and local agencies and called for reforms to curb improper pressures on regulators and commissions.
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Assn
Westerday
Federal
District of Calumhia Nan
House
Congressional
Alan
Eltel Corps
Commerce Secretary Sees Rapid Business Rebound
Commerce Secretary Weeks predicts a swift recovery from recession fueling strong business through autumn and Christmas shopping. He cites government leadership boosting confidence while cautioning against tax rises that could curb spending and dampen purchasing power.
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Weeks
National Assn
Hel
Lmt
Eisenhower
Pante Danueeas
Anc
Akon
Bath
Congress
Bar admits Vincentiau Institute graduate and naval service
A state bar note details Vincentiau Institute Albany alumnus from 1943 who earned a degree from Siena College and Albany Law School in 1957. He served as quartermaster in the Navy during World War II and later worked at Vel orang Administration and Matthew Bender & Co. He is married to Elizabeth Levincritt of Poestenkill. McKane, son of Mrs. and Mrs. Yuspence Mexane, is a 1952 Waterford High graduate and 1950 Sonar College graduate with a BA in economics. He attended Coast Guard Academy Officer Candidate School and will receive his commission Friday the 24th and serve six months active duty. Others listed include John Bingham Kimnum, John Clark Mannix, and Kenneth Busgar Forman.
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Ferm Vincentiau Institute
Albany
RA Egret
Sieis College
Albay Law School
Pyory
Lamb
Siena
Velorang Administration
Matthew Bender & Co
Law Book Publishers
Lam
Elizabeth Levincritt
Poestenkill, MP
Melane
Ys. Yuspence Mexane
Joseph Touglag
Bih St
Waterford
Waterfordigh School
Sionar College
John Bingham Kimum
Thiteh Village
Menandis
John Clark Mannix
Lake George
Kenneth Busgar Forman
East
Greenbush
Syracuss
Elopement Plans Halted By Troopers
State Police halted an apparent elopement planned by two teenagers after spotting a Massachusetts plate on a stolen car at a gas station. Richard Bean, 17, of New Bedford, drove with a 1 year old girl passenger. Authorities report the car was stolen Monday from New Bedford and Bean faces licensing charges while the other teen faces related counts. New Bedford police expected to handle disposition once families are notified.
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Massachusetts
Gleimant
California
Gareanone
G. J
Selkirk
New Bedford
Richard Bean
New, Bedford
Niyl
Tontin
Zehoo
Nove Bedford
Selkirs
Waterford Session Plans and Tax Notices Amid Local Events
Waterford residents hear of a town meeting at the Town Hall for a highway repair project and a diabetes clinic details by the Department of Health. The Waterford Nurses League hosts a card party with door prizes today. school taxes are due October 10 at local banks or tax collector’s home. Cub Pack registration events at St Mary’s Church are announced, with parents urged to update membership and Sunday meet dates.
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Department of Health
State of New York
Waterford
Nrse
Jord
Ollige
Waverford
Rational Commercial Bank
Post Ca
Acier Gel
William
J. Brown
Morey Ave
Culis
Sir Mary's
Stvdas
William Daubney
Navy Sub Hunter Plane Missing Off Florida
Ten crewmen aboard the Brunswick Naval Air Station Neptune patrol plane are missing over South Florida waters after the aircraft failed to respond. Officials say the twin engine Sandheer craft was observing a PSV when contact was lost and a rescue gear remains aboard.
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Fla
Nave
Nepe Lune Patral
South Florida
Pester
Brinsvick
Maing
Naval Air Statist
PSV
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