French Tighten Oran Grip and Cuban Unrest Shake Regions
In Havana protests flare as anti-government demonstrators rally for May Day. In Oran, France tightens control with armored cars and barbed wire as troops guard streets and set to invest the city to curb Algerian resistance amid a government decree restricting gatherings.
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Algeria
Atmar Babes
Gran
Secret
Oran
Joseph Katz
Ramain
Masiem Settle
Official Weather Update for Bridgeport Area
Mostly cloudy today with some sun in the afternoon and mild highs 43 to 50. Tuesday turns mostly fair and warm with a high 68 to 75. Almanac notes mark April 30 as the 101st day of the year with sunrise at 4 53 a m and sunset at 7 48 p m. Precipitation yesterday shows a trace, humidity at 6 pm, and tide times listed for today and tomorrow.
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Sion
Ua Wcomer
Commerer Bridgeport
Blackout Leaves 1100 Homes Without Power After Madison Crash
A car driven by 15 year old Matthew Canunotto on Madison Avenue ran off the road, mounting a curb and hitting a gate while live wires dangled. His mother Emanuela Canunotto and two brothers Vincent and Matthew were hospitalized with head and facial injuries but listed in fair condition. Utilities teams and police redirected traffic as power was restored by late evening. the outage affected over 1100 North End homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
Madison
Waren
Ami
St. Vincent's Hospital
Emanuela Canunotto
Vincent
Matthew
Main Street
Fatrolman
John Cherhak
Madison Avenue
Chernak
Te United Hf
City Ambulance
Tpost-Lelegram
Gerald A. Main
UP Company
Umlil
Plane breaks up in flight four die near Fountain City
Four persons died when a light private plane disintegrated in midair above two farms near Fountain City Indiana. Eyewitness Venard Cross reported hearing a loud noise before a wing parted and bodies fell from the craft at about a thousand feet. Identified dead include Earl L. Dehmer Jr. of Wichita and his wife Virginia, Richard H. Ivers of Sapulpa and his wife Grace, with Wayne County authorities investigating the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain City
Tred
APJ
Indiana City
Venard Cross
Iis
Cross
Isherman
Earl L. Dehmer Jr
Wichita
Virginia
Rich
H. Ivers
Sapala
Okla
Grace
Prison Inmates Receive Jaycee Charter At Dinner
In Moundsville West Virginia inmates traded prison garb for dinner jackets as they received the first Jaycees charter ever granted to a prisoner group. James T Cantrell, serving a life term for murder, led the ceremony helped by Dowig Blankenship and officials who urged dignity and citizenship.
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Moundsville
Lonightien
Chamber of ¢ Commerce
James T. Cantrell
Jaycee
Dowig Blankenship
Allaniz
Jaycees
Anderson
Spoaering
Marshall County
Shapter
Barron
New Jaycees
Wanan
Hodgson
Boles
Prin Womers
Marshall
Abe
Titov Arrives in U S for Space Conference
Soviet cosmonaut Titov arrived in New York with his wife to attend the nine day International Space Research conference in Washington. He said he looked forward to talks with American astronaut John Glenn and participated in the global meeting organized by the International Council of Scientific Unions. A crowd greeted the delegation at Idlewild Airport as officials arranged clearance for 12 Soviet attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Gherman A. Thov
Tamarra
New York
Wlewild
Tov Mowin
Moscow
Washington
Titov
Ghertman A
John H. Glenn
Earth
Russia
Tamara
Hesto
Washington, D.C
Tilov
Uniteds States
Stamfordite Slain With Screwdriver
April 20. A year-old Stamford fish named Wilbur Sutton was stabbed to death with a screwdriver during a quarrel over money with Jessie Mercer his nephew by marriage. Mercer 29 was arrested on a manslaughter charge held on $20,000 bond for Circuit court. a woman with the party was arrested on a morals charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Josephine Vaiaiteih
Qui
Polite
Features for Everybody In Telegram Every Day Page
Burton H Kern MD presents a varied page including classi ed ads puzzle editorials fashion and theater news. Obituaries and sports items appear alongside women’s news and TV radio sections. Sylvia Porter contributes theater notes and the page hints at a busy schedule across media and society topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegram
Burton H. Kern
Joe Bt
ATV
Radio
Ek Sylvia Porter
The
Theater News
Women's
Local 227 to vote today on Singer contract
Members of Local 227 International Union of Electrical Workers will meet at 6:30 am in Sakol Hall on Hallett Street 10 ac to discuss terms of a new pact with Singer Manufacturing Bridgenorth plant. Union president Anthony S Atlid said the negotiating committee will recommend acceptance pending ratification at today’s session. The contract was reached Saturday at 018 pm during a plant meeting. the current contract expired last midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Union of Electrical Workers
Afl-Ciq
Sakol Hall
Hallett, Street
Singer Manufacturing Company
Bridgenorth
Anthony S. Atlid
Unon
Alleday
GOP Gains Oppose Kennedy Amid Steel Row
Washington reports Republicans push to frame President Kennedy as overbearing while noting rising popularity after the steel price rollback. They cite Oppenheimer’s White House dinner invite as a sign of liberal tilt and face Democratic resistance to the portrayal as political overreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bell
Washington
Kennedy
J. Robert Oppenheimer
White House
Oppenheimer
Atomic Energy Commissio
AEG
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Milk Drivers Ratify Pact Ending Two Day Area Strike
James McGrath reports milk drivers and unions ratified a two year pact ending a two day strike that hit seven area dairies. Deliveries return to schedule with no price rise. The agreement cuts seven day routes to six and boosts wages and benefits for all driver groups, retroactive to April and May 1963.
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James McGrath
Wnieg
Moetng
Daire
Regeliations
Tnt
Anid
Ny Buh
Kenneth E. Moseley
Dairies
Moseley
Burglars Fail To Enter Jewish Center Safe
Burglars attempted to break into a safe at the Jewish Community Center on State Street over the weekend. Joseph Kornegay, the caretaker, reported cash missing from a cigarette machine and a cash box. Intruders forced hinges, knocked at a rear window, and entry was gained through a second front window according to police.
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Burghrs
Jewish Community Center
360
State Street
Joseph Kornegay
Faretaker
Tjan
Ives
Controversial Guests Attend Kennedy Dinner Honoring Nobel Winners
President Kennedy hosted a White House dinner for Nobel Prize recipients from the Western Hemisphere. Notable invitees included Dr. Linus Panting, Nobel laureate in chemistry 1904, and Robert Oppenheimer, whose past work on the atomic bomb sparked political debate. The event drew attention to differing views on nuclear policy and security.
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Washington
Kennedy
Western Hemisphere
Linugs Panting
White House
Fis
Panting
Saturdtys
Robert Oppenheimer
Oppenheimer
Hut
Atomic Energy, Commission
Questi
Two Die After Foggy Ship Collision Near Norfolk
In dense Chesapeake Bay fog, a passenger-cargo ship Tarantel and Greek freighter Hellenic Splendour collided, sinking attempts failing as both ships grounded four miles off Cape Henry. Two passengers aboard Tarantel, Richard Barry of Westfield New Jersey and Augusta Fabriani of Montreal, died. a diplomat and a wife escaped injuries. Coast Guard and salvage crews worked to free Tarantel and resume towing while others treated survivors.
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AP Sirenbate
Tarantes
Cape Henry
Norfolk
APJ
Orweigair
Chesapeake Bay
Meul
Sip Quasacu
Coast. Guard
Newport Mews
Enine
Coast Guard
Richard Barry
Westfield
Mis
Augusta Fabriani
Abouts If
Montreal
Canada
Berry
Fabriani
Hsien
Malaya
He Coast Guard
Norwalk Writer Wins Guggenheim Fellowship Award
Norwalk based author L Walliant won a $5,000 Guggenheim Fellowship bestowed by the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. Walliant, a New Haven native and art director turned novelist, left a nine year work hiatus to pursue new novels. He has published stories in New Voices and his first novel Human Seas has drawn critical attention. Continued on Page 2.
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Norwalk
Serous
Ward L. Walliant
John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation
New
New York
Wallant
Ina Chase
New School
New Voices
Mmi
Wen
Kennedy Macmillan hold door ajar for summit talks
President Kennedy and Prime Minister Macmillan pursued a landmark summit with Khrushchev, but differences on nuclear and market issues limited progress. A joint communique stressed willingness to meet again if it furthers peace, as Kennedy and Macmillan toured Europe and Canada.
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Washington
Kenedy
Macmillan
Uny
Khrushchev
Iam
Russia
Boat tragedy in Galveston Bay claims four children
Three children drown and three adults missing when a wave capsizes a 16 foot motorboat in Galveston Bay. Survivors recount the sudden splash and list the victims Guy Wesley Smith, Charing Smith II, and Betty Smith. Parents Charles Smith and Mrs Boy Jo Sreith are among the missing.
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Houston
Tex
Galveston Bay
Truman Stone
Raymond H. Henry
House
Stone
Guy Wesley Smith
Charing Smith II
Betty Smith
Migsing
Charles Smith
Boy Jo Sreith
Osnay Ray Weary
Raystone Teney
Henry
111 Year Old Christ Episcopal Church Razed Final Service Held
The Christ Episcopal Church on Courtland Street held a final service as the 111 year old edifice is slated for demolition to make way for a packing lot and new construction. Bishop Walter Gray attended with local clergy. about a dozen parishioners joined the ceremony while memorials and furnishings were noted.
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Christ Episcopal Church
Christ Episcopal 2
Courtland Street
New Toyland
Cena James Jally
Ingr
Ein Mg
Epifice
John J. Hawkins
Castfield
Walter H. Gray
Connectivit
Arthur &. Belly
Reebr
Christ ‘Niscopal Church
Saat Norwalk
Robert M. Worthry
St John's
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Tacoma
Wash
Aj My Qui
South Viet. Nam
Mekong River Delta
Sikorsky
Stratford
Havana
Han
Integrated Revolutionary Organization
Cuba
Wilfred Castro
Fidel Castra
Commmunist
Hay
Galiano
San Rafael
Havant
Hurt
Utility Pole
Indiana
Isa Murierer
Thtov
Glenn
Wue
Gop
Big Bad Wolf
Jewish Center
ABBA
Edward Wallant
Joncheon
Tben Macmillan
Macfailinn
Tysves
Willy Kennedy
Tks
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