Tedesco Seeks Early Start On Four New Schools
City officials push rapid site and architect selections for Roosevelt Columbus and North End schools. Mayor Tedesco cites state and federal aid, with bids for North End due May 1 and cost estimates around 5.0 to 5.5 million for the high school plus 1.5 million each for three new elementary schools.
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Roosevelt and
Columbus
North End
Whic
Trancis J. King
Edward J. Caldwell
Anita 5. Vogel
E. Stanton Kennedy
Chamber of Commerce
Lee S. Johnson
State Street
West Side
Brooklaen Avenue
Lake Forest District
Maont
Tedesco
Central! High School
Golden Hill Civic Center
Beach
Wood Park
T North End
Roosevelt School
Route 35
Prospect
Central
Thame Street
Washington A Market
Katz
Ftrec
Tie
Iiber
Downtown Bridgeport blessed with new era of progress
Mayor announced a spring push to repave Main Street and Gilbert Street toward Bull's Head, aiming to revitalize downtown. He said the administration will partner with the Chamber of Commerce Beautify Bridgeport committee, urging property owners to invest in their districts while noting temporary disruptions from redevelopment and Route 25 may occur, but results will renew the city’s image.
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Bridgeport
Connecticut
Main Street
Fly Administration
Alanniog
Gilbert Street
Chamber
Beaqutily-Bridgeport
Ribicoff Feted By UB Societies At Dinner
Secretary Ribicoff urged federal support for education and welfare, criticizing underfunded schools and low teacher pay, while praising American education. Awards and new members highlighted UB Sociology events, with Patrick Parlotto receiving honors and eight new Pi Gamma Mu members inducted by Angelo Cocco and colleagues.
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Patrick Parlotto
Bridgeport Sunday Post
Della Tewsappa
The
Social Science Society
James P. Schwartz
Jay Jamies Camera Shop
Victor E. Muries
Emilio Ciochiatti
Sociology Colloquium Club
John m
James Hopkins
UB Meiie Tenance
Pi Gamma Mui
Angelo A. Cocco
Helene D. Kruh
Mary
Ann Langanke
Joseph ¥. Ydonoghue
Ronald J. Pedrone
Raymond F. Plvarnik
Clinton J. Strong
Theoni Veli
Clarence D. L. Ropp
College of Arts and Sciences
Joseph Sinko
Max N. Schreier
Saplings From Charter Oak Sought for Anniversary
Hartford April 2 AP Governor Dempsey seeks at least 50 direct descendants of the Charter Oak to provide birth certificates for saplings to be sent to each of the four remaining states and to President Kennedy for the 200th anniversary of Connecticut’s 1662 charter. Director Mathews believes 60 replantable trees can be found.
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Hartford
Dempsey
Charter Oak
Kennedy
Connecticut
Charles II
Donald €. Mathews
State Mark and Forest Commission
Demasey
Mathews
Lin
Otter
Washington
State
Charter Omk Inc
Harford
Colony of
Westmiinster
Charles
Arthur
Boy Drowns in Pool Amid Move Into Salisbury Home
A year old boy named Eli Watson died in a backyard pool as his parents moved furniture into a new Salisbury home in the Eview section. Police say the child wandered off and fell into the water while supervising the move.
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Salisbury
Adil
Eli Watson
Arthur Watson
Eview
Sia
Spanish Priests on Trial in Havana Invasion Case
In Havana April 2, Cuban military court screens 4179 invasion prisoners including three Spanish Roman Catholic priests believed to have arrived as chaplains in the ill fated attempt to topple Fidel Castro. Trial proceeds with limited access as observers petition for entry.
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Havana
Fidel Casio
Estimet
Carl
Kear
Messes
Tarde
Deward
Macmillan Cheered by 1000 As He Stumps for Candidate
In England and Argentina, political events unfold as audiences cheer Prime Minister Harold Macmillan during a campaign stop in Stockton and Argentina's Jose Maria Guido consolidates power with three military leaders taking cabinet posts and swearing oaths as security chiefs.
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Macmillan
Buenos Aires
Jose Maria Guida
Artiro Frantizi
Guido
Argentina
Frondizi
Guide
Marino Carrera
Rosendo Fraga
London
Pritte Stockton
Harold Macmillan
Commons
England
Indust
Thelfor
Britain
Stockton
Ban Shej
Eagle
Ln Turnult
Tory Miorals
Jon Wolfson
Omarbrad
Ali
Hialeah
Omar Bradley
Board Rejects Lifers Pleas In Greenwich Case
The board rejected pleas from four religious meeting participants in a Bridge dispute. Frank Lowden, 24, of Stamford, connected to the July 34, 194fh robbery, was described as staying at the night watchman post of the Thdisy Harbor Yacht Club in Greenwich.
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Bridgepart
Frank Lowden
Stamford
Nlight
Thdisy Harbor Yacht Club
Greenwich
Irate girl golfer assaults rival with two clubs at Torre Abbey
Kathleen O Mera, a young golfer from Paignton, allegedly struck a rival with two clubs during a Bree a at Torre Abbey links. Dennis R Ball was hospitalized after the incident. Town officials and chamber members discussed sign rules and community services.
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Paignton
England
Kathleen O'Mera
Miss O'Mera
Torre Abbey Links
O'Mera
Dennis R. Ball
Mise O'Mara
Mir
John J. Derey
Jana Reginald S. Barker
Five convicts escape San Quentin over outer wall
Five minimum security convicts escaped from San Quentin near 3 a.m. using a stolen ladder and rope. Warden Dickson reported the group split up, hunted by a large task force including guards and California patrols. The escape prompted a shift in security and renewed concern over overcrowding at the Bay Area prison.
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San Quentin
Calif
Tseipe
Alb
Fred Dickson
San Francisco Bay
Marin County
Golden Gate
Richmond-San Rafael
Dickson
Sec
Kenneth E. Adams
Modesto
John
Rucker, Jr
Fresno County
James Dubois
Los Angeles
Spatula
Santa Clara County
Roark
Lo Angeles
Rhuline Toaum
Iney
Tanle Frady
Walter Dunbar
Smill
California
Foltom
Frady
San Francisco
Town Council Deadlocks Over Naming Town Attorney
Stratford Town Council failed to appoint a new town attorney after eight ballots. Isador Chaplowe, Thomas B. Coughlin, and Robert N. Hunziker received votes, but no candidate secured a majority. Dr. George L. Gunther urged a selection based on experience amid pending Bridgeport airport expansion and Short Beach ownership issues.
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Stratford
William B. Stayshag
Biedsam
Aly
Strylli
Raymond B. Rubens
Smyth
Isador Chaplowe
Fuchatone
Thomas B. Coughlin
Robert N. Hunziker
Chaplowe
Joseph W. Venables
William O'Leary
Gilbert Waterbury
Arthur Dritenbas
Eugene Suponski
Mr. Coughlin
James Aspinwall
Anthony Arile
Leonard Sessinger
Mc Hunziker
Edward McMaugh
Patrick J. Meaugh
George L. Gunther
Short Beach
Gunther
Practical nurses boost minimum pay in Hartford meeting
Connecticut Practice Nurse association raised the minimum wage standard at its 18th annual meeting, keeping it 7 percent below professional nurses. The new scale varies by task, rising to 13 per day for private duty LPNs, a 44 percent increase for private duty nurses. Some attendees attended the session as part of the two day annual gathering.
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Licensed Beverage Association
Vincent Lanzarotta
Vintcent
Strai House
West Springfield
Mass
National Restaurant Association
Lanzatutto
Pam
Don Marquis
Iaily
Norwalk
George Coras
Howard Johnson
Fitfield
Kay Nawa
Livestock Division
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, .C
James
B. York
Philadelphia
AROC
State Liquor Control Commission
Newt
Louis Verrilla
Hartford County
Restaurant
Liquor Assucissiva
Rebjamin Boba
Iwick
Bridgeport
Algoma
Joseph 2D. Ransom
Coffee Brewing Institute
Virginia
I White
American Institute of Baking
Boston
Louis P. Grossman
Food Services
Connecticut
Wall
ARGC
Connecticut Automatic Merchandising Council
F. H. Houston
Jgutamatic Merchandising
Na‘tional Biscuit, Company
New York
New
Paul Fairbrook
Geran
Culliary Instit
Ute of
Ametics
New Haven
Hartford
Connecticut Practice Nurse Association
Goldberg Asks End of Coast Ship Strike
Secretary of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg appeals to management and union leaders for a quick settlement of the West Coast shipping strike now in its third week. The walkout has disrupted the coast economy, hitting Hawaii hard as imports falter. After the appeal, Goldberg moved aside for Under Secretary W. Willard Wirtz and Deputy Director A. Moore of the FMCS. No progress was reported after nine hours of sessions. CAPE TOWN The South African department plans to harness the Orange River waters to irrigate an estimated 1000 acres.
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Washington
Sainr Arthur
Goldberg
O- Day
Ami
West Coast
Hawaii
W. Willard Wirle
Andent Moore
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Capetown
Department of Apgerennium and Water Affairs
Orange River
Leaders Seek End to Civil War Threat Across Syria
Reports from Aleppo to Hama described clashes as factions opposing the junta took to the streets. Cairo and Damascus broadcasts urged unity with the army against imperialist plots while a security clamp closed borders and imposed a curfew. U.S. Sixth Fleet units arrived in Beirut for a preplanned goodwill visit.
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Hy Rugele
Iskenderan
Turkey
Hama
Jasser
Tite
Syria
Aleppo
Nasser
Cairo Radio
Damascus
Sprint
Nazem el Koudsi
Beirut
Xetay
Tvo
Sarasofa
U. S
I Beirut
Court Receives Union Records From Griffinhill Local
Griffinhill labor unit records show a 1959 dues total of 35 880 with only 9 4 on hand at year end. Expenditures include 1 704 85 salaries and 17 020 99 operating expenses. After court session, Perlmutter said checkbook records were wired by tannuzzi to a newspaperman.
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Griffinhill
DeFrantisen
Janquisiano
Perlmutter
Tannuzzi
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