School board approves teacher changes and book policy queries
Syracuse board approves new teachers for two year terms and assigns transfers including Mrs. Elizabeth Haskins and Myla Freeman. It also moves Mrs. Margaret Barnes to remedial reading and reassigns Thomas Reece to guidance. Citizens consider book purchases and PTA roles as supply debates reveal policy and store practices amid budget strains.
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Thomas J. Pollard Jr. Schoo
Elizabeth Haskins
Myla Freeman
Margaret Barnes
Thomas J. Reece
Roy High School
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Troy
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PTA
Kather
Gordinier
Furwaber
PPA
Roland Walker
Seymour
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Maine voters weigh Muskie Payne race and ethics issues
In a Maine senatorial contest the campaign centered on foreign policy and government ethics as Muskie and Payne traded arguments while Adams and Goldwater figures drew scrutiny. Economic strain and unemployment in Maine may have influenced voters, with Muskie stressing governance standards and Payne offering support for the winner.
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Total Strike Hits Caracas After Abortive Coup
Caracas and surrounding regions faced a broad strike after a bloody recall attempt. Civilian and navy troops stormed military police headquarters amid clashes, with casualties over 40 dead and nearly 300 wounded. Over 40,000 oil workers joined the walkout, as union leaders push for punishment of rebel officers and disbanding of military police.
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Weather spreads sun and showers across regions
Rain splashed the East Coast with thundershowers from New York to New England as winds gusted to 40 mph along the mid-Atlantic. Showers hit Kingsville Texas, Burwood Louisiana, and Fort Lauderdale Florida while offshore waters showed two spouts near Port Lauderdale. Rain also touched California Oregon Washington and the Rockies with temperatures ranging from 60s to 90s across the nation and plains regions warm into the 80s and 90s.
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Khrushchev Urges End to Far East Tension and UN Role
Khrushchev calls for a negotiated path to reduce the Far East crisis and urges UN involvement. He says China’s security ties with the Soviet Union and China’s allies require joint action, while demanding US troop withdrawals from Taiwan and naval force reductions to prevent further war threats.
Three Cherry Pickers Charged in Te Year-Old Landlady Murder
Three suspects tied to a rape and murder case of a 13 year-old widow, Manticella, were brought to trial. Victim Mia Halbing Pulido was bound gagged and strangled in her rooming house on Sept 2. Robbery and assault charges linked to Richard Venesea alias Malias Gonzales 38 Pedro Lottis Carchada 20 Santana Martines 42 were arrested in separate locations.
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GOP Elects Newman as New York County Chairman
New York AP Brenard Newman was unanimously elected chairman of the New York County Republican Committee (Manhattan) by a 7 member group after a bitter posthumous struggle following former chairman Thomas Curren's July 29 death. Initial rival Join Lamule withdrew, backing Newman for a hard driving, cohesive organization. Daniel J Rieaner also exited, urging support for Newman.
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Daniel J Rieaner
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Red Guns Claim Navy Patrols Armored on Strait
National Defense Ministry denied any Communist coastal bombings while reporting Armed Republic planes on standby along the Quemoy Strait. Nationalists warned of bombing if Reds fired again, amid ongoing shelling and an eight minute air battle east of Chenghai.
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Eisenhower Eyes Cautious Response to Khrushchev Warning
President Eisenhower's aides indicated no immediate plan to withdraw U S forces from the Formosa area while diplomacy with Communist China resumes. A translation of Khrushchev's letter was reviewed, with the White House aiming to craft an appropriate reply after study. Officials stressed the U S would continue limited naval presence and pursue talks in Warsaw, as Mao Zedong signaled potential results from negotiations. A separate note covered Scout activities at St Augustine's Church with family events and leadership roles.
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Scout Meeting Addressed by HVTI Aide at St Luke's
A special Scout Troop 4 meeting at St Luke's Episcopal Church Hall will feature Robert Morgan, former principal of Troy's School 12, and HVTI aide Will as guest speakers. The program, jointly sponsored by Woodside Presbyterian Levings Methodist and St Luke's, includes an Amvicat Magi and troop standard by the Military Order of the Purple Heart and its auxiliary.
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Jet Planes Collide Near Airbase Shocks Spokane
An AP report describes a midair collision between two B52 jet bombers near an Air Force base last night. Eyewitnesses report three parachutes seen after the crash and uncertainty over fatalities, with crew normally six aboard each eight jet nuclear bomber. One plane reportedly was taking off while the other landed, then they collided near Airway Heights.
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Nldaly
Agar Fairehild Air Forge
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Airway Neights
Bennington and Hoosick Falls Welcome New Rabbi
Bennington and Hoosick Falls welcome Rabbi Sehivarlaman as the new rabbi for the local congregations. Charles Feinberg, president of the congregation, announced the appointment. Rabbi Sehivarlaman will assume the post later this month after his family relocates from Spokane Washington. He was born in Warsaw Poland and studied at the University of Warsaw and completed his theological training in New York City under Rabbi Schwartzman. He is slated to have spent five years with the United States Air Force as a chaplain.
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Bennington
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Warsaw
Poland
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New York City
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