European Press Hails Talks In U S
European newspapers across the spectrum welcomed the Eisenhower Khrushchev exchanges as a step toward easing tension and possibly ending the cold war. They noted cautious optimism, with several papers highlighting Berlin talks and the postponement of Eisenhower's Moscow visit as signs of progress.
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London
Eisenhower Khrushchev
Reds
Khrushchev
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
Daily Mail
Moscow
Lord Beaverbrook
Daily
West Berlin
Berlin
Faris
Combat
Nas
Corriere
Dilan
Eisenhower
Il Popolo
Rome
Kealy
Christian Bemetnl Party
Hiséshower
Itt
Russia
Americ
London Daily Mail
Wode
Quits As Secretary Of GOP Committee In New York
Daniel J. Riesner, secretary of the New York Republican Committee for 15 years, will not seek reelection. He will remain GOP county committee man from the ninth assembly district and chair of the executive committee of the National Republican Club as the county committee meets tomorrow to elect officers for the next two years.
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New York
Daniel J. Riesner
New York Republican Committee
Riesner
The
Press of Business
Ninth
National Republican Club
Dan Bressman Taylor
Rudson
New York State
Neil Kelleher
Troy
Schweitzer Warns of Nuclear Tests Lasting Years
Copenhagen AP Albert Schweitzer said it will likely be 15 years before the world knows the effects of nuclear tests carried out from 1957 to 1958. The Nobel Peace Prize winner, here to receive a $14,000 prize from a Danish foundation, warned that fallout from these explosions will continue to reach Earth for years.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Albert Schweitzer
Do Gooders Ire At Troy Political Dinner Fight
GOP figures denounce the phrase do gooders used by Mayor Purcell as a slur against petition signers supporting a new city charter. Kelleher, Taylor and others defend civic workers and urge unity as they attack Purcell and the Democratic machine. Speakers praise the armory venue and call for strong GOP organization in the coming election.
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Troy
Purcell
Kelleher
Nahas
Kelteher
Sucech
Taylor
Democratic Service
People of
Qhat
Lorst
Hudson
Quigles
Dorothy Linton
Nassau
Cochairman
Mary Johnson
Rensiolace County
Johnson
Marion Willetts
Sth
Gladys Mepp
Morhouse
Rensselaer County
Law Jever
Cov. Wilson
VEW Council Names Two Chairmen and Appoints Officials
Mrs Mary McGrath of Troy and Mrs Mary Ryan of Poesten kill were named publicity chairman and hospital chairman for the Auxiliary of Hudson Mohawk Counties Council of VFW at a Porterville meeting. Mrs Elizabeth McCracken of Troy was council auxiliary president. The group elected Sunmount Veterans Hospital donation in honor of Gold Star Mothers and scheduled the annual men’s council dinner for Oct 24 at Worden Inn Sayaloge Springs.
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Mary McGrath
Troy
Mary Ryan
Poestenkill
Hudson-Mohawk Counties Council
VFW
Portersvile
Elizabeth McCracken
Margaret Dickerson
Addie Mockrich
Sunmount Veterans Hospital
Anual Men's Council
Worden Inn
Sayaloge Springs
McCracken
McGrath
New York Department
Sheraton Ton Eyck
Albany
Ovi
Third District
Hudson, Corp. Dickerson Post
Tray
Youth Agrees To Hospital Treatment For Arson Case
A 22 year old Pennsylvanian Edward Pitcairn of Bryn Athyn was freed from jail in Warren County after agreeing to hospital and psychiatric treatment. He faces a grand jury charge of third degree arson in the Bolton Landing Algonquin hotel fire that destroyed a 115 year old landmark. Pitcairn posted 70 000 bail and told police he acted on an urge. His parents reside near Bolton Landing.
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Lake George
Edward E. Vitcairn
Bryn Athyn
Edward H. Pitcairn
Philadelphia
Warren County
Bolton Landing
Pitcairn
Alexander P. Robertson
Jake George
Beials
Sim
Toee
New Satellite Band Forms Barrier in Radiation Study
Dr James Van Allen of the University of Iowa notes two bands as major space radiation hazards. A new closer band, detected by a four pound device, may form another barrier. Dr John Simpson of the University of Chicago explains prior satellites measured medium and low energy particles but missed high energy bombardments.
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van Allen
James van Alten
Ha University of Iowa
John Simpson
University of Chicago
Missing 273 Books From Newport Library Why They Vanished
Newport Rhode Island reports Red] wood Library seeks about 273 books missing since 1778. The hunt traces British occupation as officers used the library, with about 300 recovered but likely none from British soldiers. The library aims to restore the original 1747 collection, though exact matches are unlikely.
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Aftur
Donald T. Gibbs
Hins
Newport
Nedwood
Ome
Gibbs
Redcoats
England
Yorktown
London
White Resigns Civil Rights Post in Shock Move
Washington AP report says W Wil son White resigned as assistant attorney general in charge of the Civil Rights Division effective Saturday. He cited urgent need to return to private practice. President Eisenhower accepted the resignation with regret. White praised two New York Republicans and urged party unity for upcoming local elections.
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Washington (Ap
W. Wilson White
Attormey General
Justice Department
Eisenhower
White
Utica Man Killed Backing Truck At Yard
Ulica (API Alouzo Wilson, 45, of Ulica) was killed yesterday when a truck backing from scales at the Empire Waste and Metal Corp yard struck him. Police say Wilson slipped while trying to move aside and a rear wheel passed over his body. driver claimed he did not see him.
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Ulica
API
Alouzo Wilson
Empire Waste and Metal Corp
Wilson
Wmp
Funds For New Labor Reform Work Okayed Washington
President Eisenhower signed a large appropriation to fund the Labor Reform Act. The $3,626,718,197 catch-all bill allocates $2,000,000 to the Labor Department and $500,000 to the National Labor Relations Board to finance new responsibilities under the law.
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Washington
UPL
Eisenhower
Labor Department
National Labor Relations Board
Home Extension Groups To Meet
Two units of the Rensselaer County Home Extension Department receive lessons today. Nassau Day group meets at 9 30 p m on invisible weaving at 28 Elm Street Nassau. Suburbanite Unit starts enameling on copper at 1 30 p m at 280 Winter Street extension.
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Rensselaer County Home Extension Dept
Nassau
Donald Strever
Elm SL
de Witt L. Shafer
Winter St
Obituary notices from Schenectady and surrounding areas
The notice details multiple local deaths and funerals including Kenneth C. Simmons in Raymertown, Mrs. Alming Holmes of Waterford, Mrs. Elizabeth A. Herbert of Cohoes, Daniel Laughlin Sr. of Corliss Park, Victoria Barr of Cohoes, Sister Mary Tibha of St Joseph’s, and Elta Mortensen, with funeral details, church affiliations, and interment locations. Surviving spouses, children, and siblings are listed.
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Mr. Simmons
Kenneth C. Simmons
Howard B. Tate & Son
Raymertown
George W. Murdoch
First Presbyterian Church of
Brunswick
Elmwood
Murdoch
Holmes
Alming Holmes
Clifton St
North Site
Waterford
Elyse Jarvis
Aligt
Frank d. Tague
Joseph L. Tague
Raymond J. Tague
Thomas H. Fisher
George J. Robitaille
Kenneth A. Gendron
St. Anne's Society
St. Anne's Church
Good Will Aren
Department of Commerce
N.Y. State
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Herbert
Elizabeth A. Herbert
Collins and Marcoux
6Th Ave
St. Patrick's Church
William J. Hunt
Peter J. Bertassy
Sangerere
William J. Cummings
Joseph J. Kavanaugh
St. Agnes’ Cemetery
Cohoes
F. William Whalen
Monsignor Munt
St Patrick's Church
Father Hicks
John C. Dee
Daniel Laughlin Sr
Daniel Laughlin
Corliss Park
Cluett, Peabody, I& Co, Inc
Brooklyn
Troy
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Priscilla Smith
Daniel Laughlin Jr
Waushkr
William Bone
Steel
John J
California
George Laughlin
Bryce Funeral Home
Jerrald C. Potts
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Green Island
Oakwood Cemetery
Vacwrez Wart Wen Sali
Jay
Baker Avenue
Dodges
Poland
Victoria Kui
John Barr
St. Michael’s Sharehand
Mary Victoria
Convent of
St. Joseph, Albany
Lucy Pettinger
Edward Zdunenyk
Sister Linb
Mary Tioha
St. Mary's Hospital
Amsterdam
St. Joseph's Seminary
Odaric Foley
OFM
Adephatigis Redingan
Rrv
Didacus Saunders
Elta
Nortenern
Mason
Wome
109Th Street
Sed Avenue
Dymangel Danish Tatheran Church
Peter Fanning
Henry
Edward Tuseh
Chris, Thrane
Oscar Lauridsen
Ediward Jensen
George Green
Oakwood
Cem
Dir
Panning
Saratoga County Blaze Destroys Acres Near Jonesville
A blaze in Saratoga County covered more than forty acres between the railroad locks and Jonesville Ushers Road west of Route 9. Firefighters from Nound Lake Mall Ridge Clifton Park and Jonesville were deployed after a diesel engine sparked a woods and pine fire discovered about 2 30 p m. The fire, fanned by the wind, was under control by 5 p m. State Police deem the blaze likely caused by a spark from an engine.
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Delaware and Vidson Railroad
Railroad Locks
Jonesville-Ushers Road
Rto. 8
Saratoga County
Nound Lake
Malla Ridge
Clifton Park
Jonesville
Soviet Union seeks second UN speech for policy debate
The Soviet Union requests another chance to present its general policy in the UN General Assembly debate as Khrushchev's Sept. 18 speech is seen as a Russian policy declaration. Deputy Foreign Minister Vasily Kuznetsov will speak next Monday on UN matters not covered by Khrushchev.
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Russia
United Nations
Soviet Union
Bal
Assembly
Khrushchev
Vasily ¥. Kuzhetsov
U.N
UNRWA Drug Store Fire Destroys Supplies
A four hour blaze destroyed UNRWA drug and medical appliances store. A UNRWA spokesman said losses are about $45,000. The cause is under investigation.
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API
United Nations Relief and Works Agency
UNRWA
Schenectady Boy Wins Midget Race at West Sand Lake Fair
John Meeker seven of Schenectady won the 16-lap quarter-midget title at the East New York State Championship event part of the West Sand Lake Methodist Church fair. James Hotaling eleven won the 10-lap go-car race driving a Lasca special designed by Harold XK Lal Flamme. Gilbert Doll nine from Canaan Conn won the opening event driving an Offlette.
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New York
Schenectady
Iy Gilbert Doll
Canaan
Conn
Yourly Meeker
Ale
Dennys Peterwell
Syracuse
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New York State
State Probes Election Irregularities in Long Beach Primary
New York AP reports the Attorney General's office opened a probe into alleged irregularities in the September 15 primary across six Long Beach election districts. Twenty four election inspectors were ordered to appear for questioning in the corporation council's Long Beach office. Names of districts not released. A spokesman said the probe examines irregularities in those districts.
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New York
Attorney General's Office
Long Beach
Corporation Council
Louis J. Letkowite
Steel Strike Hesitation Over Court Injunction Tactics
The article reports on the 0 day halt to the steel strike via court injunction and officials debate whether to invoke this tool again. Eisenhower, amid other duties, consulted Labor Secretary Mitchell and mediator Finnegan about the domestic steel crisis and potential winter walkouts impacting the economy.
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Eisenhower
Nikita S. Khrushchevy
Maritime
James P. Mitchell
Joseph F. Finnegan
Mitshell
Finnegan
Raymond J. Saulnier
Gould Leaves Estate of 60 Million in New York
New York reports estate of Jay Gould’s son Howard Gould valued at 60 million dollars after his death on September 13. The will lists six million in cash and stock blocks including 340,000 shares in U S Steel, 26,000 in Chrysler, 2,300 in Great Northern, 15,900 in Penn Central, and 10,000 in Anaconda Copper. Most goes to relatives.
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New York Upi
Howard Gould
Jay Gould
Gould
U. S. Steel
Chrysler Corp
Great Northern Railroad
Pennsylvania Rail,road
Anaora Cooper
Governor Honors Parent Teacher Units in October Month
Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller proclaimed October as Parent-Teacher Membership Month, praising parent teacher associations and Shengshen schools in Albany. In a separate proclamation he designated October 11 as Pulaski Day to honor Casimir Pulaski the Polish hero who fought for the United States in the American Revolution.
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Nelson A. Rockefelier
Albany
Rockefelier
Pulaski
Casimir Pulaski
United States
Stolen truck reported in South End lot off Madison Street
A truck valued at $100 was stolen from a lot off Madison Street east of ND Street. The theft was reported yesterday afternoon by Joseph McGuirk of South End Van Lines.
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Joseph McGuirk
South End van Lines
Prylice
Madison Street
Nd Street
Campus Station Announces Special FM Broadcasts and Anniversary
WRPI at RPI lists coming week programs including a Mamnilton football game live at 2 p.m. Saturday and a Monday stereo feature with the RPL Saints. WHAZ collaborates on a campus AM hour. WRPI marks its second anniversary Sunday November 1 with a major programming revision and new features including faculty interviews.
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WRPI
RPI
Mamnilton
RPC
Pir
RPL Saints
WHAZ
WEPI
Ous
British Chief Seeks Summit Amid Campaign Push
London AP Macmillan sent messages to President Eisenhower and Premier Khrushchev signaling hope for a summit soon. He credited prior talks with easing objections and hinted a top level meeting is likely after consultations with western leaders. He claimed credit for promoting the Eisenhower Khrushchev talks during an election rally.
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London
Pria Minkter
Macmillan
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Washington
Khyushchev
Khruchchev
Camp David
Mostow
Hugh Gaitskell
Britain
Foreign Aid Funds Signed By President Eisenhower
President Eisenhower yesterday signed legislation providing 9.225 billion dollars for foreign aid and extended the federal civil rights commission for two more years. He approved a public works bill over his veto, the first time Congress enacted law despite his disapproval. The measures were part of a large eight point six billion billion eight hundred twenty six million seven hundred eighteen thousand one hundred thirty seven dollar appropriations bill cleared as Congress adjourned at dawn September fifteenth.
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Washington
Af1
Eisenhower
Federal
Civil Rights Commission
Congress
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