General Walker Testimony Sparks Framed Accusations
Washington reports Edwin A. Walker, railing against an "iniquity" den, accuses Rusk Rostow and the Soviet mission of framing him. Potsdam meetings with Clarke and Soviet commanders yield a cautious White House stance and call for resumed normal mission activity amid tensions in Berlin and East Germany.
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Washington
Edwin A. Walker
Dean Rusk
Walt Whitman
Rusk
East Grr
Rostow
West Germany
Himn
C. Clarke
U.S. Army Command
Lsbie
Europe
Marshal Iwan
White House
Sy Ronev
Germany
Walker
Senate
Ensing
Acmed
Russia
Thelin
United States
U.S
Tolly
Potsdam
Sover- Clarke
Reignty
Konev
Clarke
UN Uder
Roney
George Tacpin
Rock
Tom Kelly
Washington Daily News
Thad
Rockwell
General Potsdam
West Berlin
Army
Puzzle Editor Pokes Fun With Easter Teaser Crossword
The Sunslay Post teaser Package Puzzle 430 is described as tricky from start to finish with a 4 percent clue load and a $350 jackpot. The note hints at April Fool’s style misdirections and reader challenges, including a difficult solution and fan reactions. Continued explanation appears on Page Twenty.
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Wosdsports
Bridgeport Weather Outlook and Mild Weekend Chance
Mostly sunny and mild today with thickening clouds and a high near 64. Tonight cloudy with a chance of light rain, low in the 40s. Saturday brings more clouds and possible light rain with a high around the 60s.
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Weerner Hutedy US
Tommerte
Bridgeport
Man in Bridgeport Wins Jobless Pay for Florida Stay
Hartford April 5 AP A Bridgeport construction worker was granted unemployment benefits for the three weeks he spent in Florida while seeking work. State Commissioner John Arcudi said the man’s period away was a genuine job search and reversed a prior ruling denying benefits. The case sparked local reaction as officials pledged to review ambulance procurement and related welfare filings. The man had lived with his wife and two children in Florida, hoping for work, but found no openings amid a slow construction market.
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Hartford
Bridgeport
Florida
John Arcudi
Miami
Fort Lauderdale
Arcudi
Ia. m
Auatanad i
Mulligan
Dispensary Board
International Harvester Company
Farmingson
Ralph Belmore Kinney
Itmerly
Lakeville
Kinney
Thom
Madison Avenue
Meriden
Tney
St. Fran
F . Florida
Miami-Fort Lauderdale
Worida
Bridge
Fges
Golf pro killed in upstate crash
The city hospital ambulance project drew controversy as the Board of Governors rejected a custom-built ambulance amid concerns over specifications. Dr William H Curley said multiple calls to Mayor Tedesco and City Comptroller Mulligan went unanswered. Mayor Tedescu said he had tried to contact Dr Curley after the issue surfaced.
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Pilal
William H. Curley
D Jr
Tedesco
Thomas Mulligan
Features for Everybody in Telegram Every Day
A fragmented page listing sections such as Pure Features for Everybody in Telegram, Pure Angels Patti, Classified Ads, Comics, Editorials, Fashions, Financial News, Jacoby on Bridget, Obituaries, TV and Radio, Theater News, Women’s News and crossword puzzle. Names like Burton H. Fers, M.D. appear amid the mixed contents, with page references scattered. The garbled OCR hints at a busy newspaper issue with multiple departments and serials.
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Angels Patti
Burton H. Fers
M.D
Constantine Brown
Jacoby
Bridget
Spars
Veveveves
Sylvia Porter Yyrseveeves
Theater News
I Women's News
Auto Rams Front Of Downtown Store
A vehicle driven by Anna Gilbert of 6 Woodcrest Road Fairfield struck a shoe store on Main Street after braking failed near Chapel Street. She was uninjured. Patrolman Steph von Nemeth reports the car mounted the sidewalk and damaged storefronts before stopping. No arrest was made.
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Anna Gilbert
Woodcrest Road
Fairyfield
Thom
McAn Shoe
Jatecet
Chapel Street
Peilice
Gilert
Acciden
Stephvon Nemeth
Gilbert
Firemen Union Right to Organize Endorsed by Sullivan
Fairfield officials assured 38 firefighters they could form a local or national union without fear of reprisals. The meeting at VFW Hall disclosed dissent over department policies and the Fairfield Uniformed Firemen's Benevolent Association. No commitment was made on recognizing the union as bargaining agent.
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Fairfield
First
VFW
Fairfield Uniformed Firemen's Benevolent Association
Selectman
Fire Commission
Union
Joseph
Judge
Felner
Sullivan
Board of Fire Commissioners
Selectman Sullivan
William Schumann
Fire Department
Frankfurter Collapses at Desk Taken to Hospital
Justice Felix Prankfurt of the Supreme Court collapsed at his desk in the Supreme Court building and was taken by ambulance to George Washington University Hospital. A court spokesman said there was no immediate announcement of his condition, but noted he had not suffered a coronary attack. The 79 year old had a prior heart disturbance three years earlier and had spoken earlier in the day at ceremonies commemorating the Interstate Commerce Commission. His secretary described his condition as fine.
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Washington
Felix Prankfurter
Supreme Court
Ken iI
George Washington University Hospital
Frankfurter
St Cermanies
Interstae Commerce Commissio
Elsie J. Douglas
Connecticut PGA names Rolf pro of the year nominee Ninney
Ninney received the Connecticut PGA nomination for Rolf pro of the year. A former state champion, Bin ty served 31 years as secretary of the state group and was a former national PGA vice president. He refereed Ryder Cup matches and PGA championships, including 1959 events at Palm Springs and Galil, and last served as golf professional at Hotchkiss School course in Lakeville until last month, now hired as professor and manager at Tunxis Plantation clubs for the season.
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Ninney
Connecticut Pga
Binty
Steetary
PGA
Presi
Palm ‘Prings
Galil
Hotchkiss Shost
Lakeville
Protests Rise Over National Guard Cutback Plan
Washington April 5 AP protests erupted as governors and officials opposed Army plans to cut National Guard and reserve infantry. Retired Maj Gen William H Harrison warned the move would weaken readiness. Governors Keyser Dempsey Morrison Tallon and others urged lawmakers to preserve units including the 14th Infantry division and the 43rd Vermont Rhode Island Connecticut brigades amid calls for a full study.
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Washington
National Guard ‘Association
William H. Harrison
Harrison
Congress
Pentagon
Normen Erbe
Iawa
Kennedy
14Th Infantry’ Division
Jawa - Nebraska National Guard
Frank B. Morrison
Nebraska
John M. Tallon
Missouri
3Rd Infantry
Senate
House
Wic Guard
Adralnishaii
Traiton
Durward G. Wall
Com Press
Mewin R. Laird
Wisl
Vermont
43Rd
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Edward Warenski
Bristol
Westport Commuters See Vindication in Report
Westport commuters led by Richard C. Manville hail a report showing commuter operations account for a small share of the bankrupt railroad losses. The study by the Interstate Commerce Commission panel, prepared for governors of four states, backs long standing claims that commuter traffic partly masks the railroad's true financial troubles.
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Westport
Richard C. Manville
Westport Commuter Association
Onight
Yew Haven Railroad
Manville
York State
Transr
Ford K. Edwards
New York
Grand| Central Terminal
Rapport
Stamford
New Gunaan
Drive on loiterers termed successful crackdown downtown
Bridgeport police said the Thursday night loitering crackdown in the downtown business district was successful. Captain John Curry noted order despite a heavy pedestrian presence and traffic, after Superintendent Joseph A. Walsh ordered the action last week due to complaints about large groups roaming sidewalks and causing disturbances.
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Bridgeport
John Curry
Iupt
Joseph A. Walsh
Main Street
Supt
Walsh
Redding Democrats Debate Paper Ballot Primary
In Redding on April 5 the Town Committee faced a split over replacing machine ballots with paper ballots for the upcoming primary. Supporters argue paper ballots risk tampering while opponents warn machines malfunction when too many names appear on a ballot. A meeting with Democratic groups and officials is planned to address the issue ahead of the April 12 primary.
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Redding
Cotten
Ing
John Modrach
Modrach
Madfod
Toro
Hugh
Donnell
Coalition Vote Backs Kennedy LOM Authority
Senate Democrats and Republicans joined to grant President Kennedy authority to lend the United Nations 200 million on easy terms. The 22 vote defeat of an amendment aimed to curb executive power left the bipartisan compromise intact as the House prepared action on funding amid Congo and Middle East tensions.
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Washington
Senate
Democrats
Republicaans
United Nations
Kennedy
World Organization
U.N
Allwu
House
Congo
Middle East
Dirksen
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
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