Legislators Discuss Job Aid in Caucuses
Hartford April 8 AP Republican leaders push GOP anti recession plan to extend unemployment benefits and speed highway public works spending. House caucus outlines 20 million for public works 15 million for highways 20 million for redevelopment with 12 million for Enfield state prison. Governor Ribicoff backs higher benefits and a 410 million bond but GOP control makes passage unlikely. House adjournment hoped by next week.
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Pope
Fred Pope Jr
Fairfield
Rep. Pope
Enfield
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Samuel
Googel
New Britain
Weather state forecasts and temperatures across New England
Connecticut and nearby states show mostly sunny to fair conditions with little temperature change today and tonight. Vermont and New Hampshire expect continuing cool or fair conditions, with a slight warming by Thursday. Data from Boston and other cities list high and low temperatures for the 12/18 hour period, with varied readings across Albany, Buffalo, Hartford, New York, Philadelphia, and more.
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Nantucket
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New York
Old Town
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Portland
Ore
Providence
St. Louis
San Francisco
Seattle
Washington
Worcester
Actress Shelley Winters Hits Husband With Perfume Bottle
Beverly Hills police say actress Shelley Winters told them she struck her husband actor Anthony Franciosa behind the left ear with a perfume bottle Sunday night after he yelled at her daughter Vittoria, age 5. Franciosa suffered a laceration but did not plan to file a complaint, saying it was a family affair.
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Shelley Winters
Miss Winters
Anthony Franciosa
Shelley
Vittoria
Franciosa
Governor Announces First Connecticut Aging Conference
Governor Ribicoff sets May 7 in Hartford for the state's first Governor's Conference on aging. About 300 business, industry, labor and professional representatives are invited for a day of sessions with 35 national experts to assess elder needs and plan future programs. The event is hosted by the State Commission on Services for Elderly Persons and the Institute of Gerontology at the University of Connecticut with sessions in the Capitol House chamber and at the Hotel Staver.
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Ribicoff
Connecticut
State Commission On Services For
Institute of Gerontology
University of Connecticut
House
Capitol
Staver
Urban Renewal Conference Opens at Yale Law School
More than 200 delegates from 50 cities gathered at Yale Law School for the second annual Urban Renewal conference. Mayor Richard C. Lee opened the session urging a comprehensive renewal program and noting the need for public and private investment to boost housing, industry, and city services. Delegates toured renewal projects in New Haven and nearby states, with attendees from cities including Greenwich, Cambridge, Albany, Newark, Providence, Milwaukee, Montreal, Atlanta, and Baltimore.
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Cold holds grip on many areas across region
Weather bulletin reports winds and snow keeping spring stalled in the northeast west and plains with flurries over Michigan Pennsylvania and New York. A rain and snow belt stretches from Montana into the southwest with Dalhart Texas and Las Vegas New Mexico seeing cold highs. Stockmen warned of cold rains and wet snow while mild conditions spread across gulf states and the lower Mississippi and Ohio valleys.
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Officer Found Dead at Submarine Base Groton
Lt Cmdr Ernest E Smith 37 a veteran U S Navy submarine officer was found dead in his quarters at the Groton base. Cause of death undetermined autopsy ordered He commanded the Sea Cat based at Key West before duty here He is survived by widow Olive two sons Wayne and Ernest E Jr a daughter Judith and a brother David of Spencer Massachusetts
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Ernest E. Smith
U.S. Navy
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Sea Cat
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Fla
Worcester
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Olive
Wayne
Ernest E, Jr
Judith
David
Spencer,Mass
Cub Scouts Dine at North End Club Tonight
Cub Scout Pack 55 hosts the third annual Blue and Gold banquet at the North End Boys' Club tonight at 7.00 p.m. About 78 cubs and parents expected. awards to be given by Charles Neary and Albert Reichert. Guest speaker announced. Also notes draft inductions for 23 registrants across boards 14 15 and 16.
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Charles Neary
North End
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The
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Robert Hustek
Bassick High School
Post Road Widening Faces Community Opposition at Fairfield Hearing
About 30 property owners voiced opposition at an informal Fairfield Town Planning and Zoning hearing over a Chamber of Commerce plan to widen the Post Road right of way from 68 to 86 feet. The proposal would shrink sidewalk space on both sides to create parking lanes, potentially affecting business development and curbside sidewalks.
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James Rawley
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Samuel Dinerstein
Rose Szost
Black Rock Turnpike
Brookside Drive
Mother of the Year named for Connecticut 1955
Mrs. David T. Weinerman of West Hartford chosen as Connecticut mother of the year for 1955 by the state group of the National American Mothers' Committee. Governor Ribicoff announced the selection at a press conference. She serves on multiple boards, helped found Emanuel Synagogue Sisterhood, and has two sons, one a UC professor. The luncheon in New York May 9 will unite mothers of the year from states and territories.
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David T. Weinerman
West Hartford
Connecticut
National American Mothers’ Committee, Inc
Ribicoff
Weinerman
Connecticut Association of Hospital Auxiliaries
Greater Hartford
Northeast Federation Welfare Fund
E. Richard Weinerman
University of California
Robert A.weinerman
New York City
Fire destroys barn at North Clinton Avenue
A vacant two story wooden barn at North and Clinton avenues burned at 2 22 p m yesterday. Assistant Fire Chief Edward F Bannon said sparks from a rubbish fire set the barn ablaze and it burned rapidly. The Christian Science church owned the barn and recall was issued from Box 261 North and Clinton avenues. Infrared rays used to study Saturn’s rings are mentioned in the text.
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