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...York Airways-have been certificated for scheduled passenger and mail service, and they already cost the U.S. more than $2,600,000 annually in mail pay and direct subsidy. Not one makes money. New York Airways, for example, runs 37 daily flights (8,750 passengers in 1954) between Newark, La Guardia and Idlewild Airports. Because of the high expenses ($3.56 per plane mile), it costs the line $14 per passenger per trip, but all it can charge is $9.50. Without a $1,453,000 Government subsidy, the line would have gone $1,190,000 in the red for the fiscal...
...deepest polarizations of the human intellect caught up with Frederick H. Zurmuhlen, New York City Commissioner of Public Works. As a result, a half-ton statue of the Prophet Mohammed last week was lying flat on its back in a Newark storehouse...
...Commissioner Zurmuhlen. The question was laid before the justices of the Appellate Division. All agreed that Mohammed would not go up again-even though the danger that any large number of New Yorkers would take to worshiping the statue was, admittedly, minimal. As a result of diplomatic iconoclasm, the Newark stonecutter who repaired the statues was asked to take Mohammed quietly away. The other statues were closed up to conceal the gap, and now Zoroaster has Mohammed's old place on the southwest corner, facing toward Staten Island...
...Newark Star-Ledger (circ. 200,371) Long Island Press (217,040) Long Island Star-Journal (78,858) Syracuse (N.Y.) Post-Standard (89,399) Syracuse Herald-Journal (133,704) Jersey City Jersey Journal...
Deputy. In Newark, the FBI arrested Anthony Steven Profetto, 20, after Profetto, to evade Selective Service, sent a one-legged friend to substitute for him m a draft-board physical...