Israeli Airline Balks at Order to Fly Soblen
London Aug Aug British Home Office insists El Al must fly Dr Soblen to the United States but the Israeli carrier refuses on orders from Israel. The dispute risks further litigation as Soblen remains under guard at Brixton Prison while U S marshals await his Atlantic crossing.
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Ben Bella welcomed as Algeria’s leader after six month push
Thousands in Algiers cheered and fired into the air as Ahmed Ben Bella arrived from Oran to assume power amid a monthlong struggle. A crowd of about 20,000 gathered at the waterfront while police and military units secured the scene. Ben Bella will lead a seven man provisional government with cooperative partners despite residual opposition.
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Power blast injures two workers at Bullard site
Two telephone company workers, Parker and Rotunda, were burned and treated after a 1300-volt oil switch exploded on Brewster street near Bullard’s. Fire crews doused oil on poles and roadway while Bridgeport and Fairfield police controlled traffic and power to Bullard’s was restored. Investigators said the cause was unknown.
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Englewood Avenue
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Weather Summary for Bridgeport and Vicinity
Partly cloudy and warm today with increasing humidity and high in the 80s near Bridgeport. Fair tonight with Sunday outlook partly cloudy, warm and humid and a chance of scattered showers. Highs in the 80s,.temperature records noted for yesterday and an August 4 calendar day reference.
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State jails install convex mirrors for security
The state jail system has installed convex mirrors at key points to spot shoplifting and reduce blind spots. About 49 mirrors are in use, with Connecticut cited as an early adopter. Officials say the mirrors let staff observe around corners from central locations, improving security at facilities such as Hartford Gate Jail.
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Hegstrom
Connecticut
Sherif Patrick J. Tiogan
Hartfard Gate
Bridgeport Center gets six month extension for West Side site
Redevelopment Agency grants Bridgeport Center Inc. a six month Um extension to close the purchase of the West Side Now redevelopment site and tailor plans to tenants. The firm led by Joseph Gerla and Charles S. Freeman must post an extra $5,000 to qualify. closing shifts from September 1962 to April next year with construction beginning within three months of closing and completing 18 months after. Approval now awaits Common Council and final Redevelopment Agency action. Housing agency already approved.
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New York City
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Charles S. Freeman
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Gas main explodes in Kansas City street injuring four
A gas main rupture on Wyom ing street in Kansas City released gas for 19 minutes before an explosion. Four people were injured, none seriously, as a 150 foot high fireball and tower of flames leapt from the street, destroying five adjoining homes and forcing residents to flee. Fire crews shut valves at a nearby station and began extinguishing the blaze.
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Indictments Hit Estes Linked Amli Trust Figures
An Amarillo report says Maynard Wheeler of Commercial Solvents Corp and Billie Sol Estes face state charges including conspiracy to fix fertilizer prices in Potter County. Est es’ assets may be up for sale as Dallas talks proceed with Estes’ receiver. Senator Mundt pressed the Agriculture Department on delays in FBI lay violation reports related to Estes.
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Bridge Collapse Kills Five In Rapid City Construction Site
Scaffolding and steel beams failed on a highway bridge project near Ellsworth Air Force Base in South Dakota, killing five workers and injuring others. Names include Axel Miller of Gustafson Construction and several Jensen Construction company employees. Rescue teams cleared rubble as crews worked to stabilize the site and complete the interstate overpass.
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Scientist dies of pneumonic plague at Porton Downs
A Porton Downs scientist, 44 year old George A. Bacon, died of Pasteurella Pestis or pneumonic plague. The War Office and Ministry of Health ordered strict contact tracing and quarantines after declaring the outbreak's source under investigation. About 40 contacts, including Bacon’s wife and two daughters, were kept under surveillance and treated with medications as a board of inquiry investigates the circumstances.
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Newtown Principal Resigns for Enfield Post
Leo P. Garieny resigns as Sandy Hook Elementary principal to become curriculum development director of elementary education in Enfield. He arrived with the Sandy Hook opening in 1960, previously directed curri ulum in Newtown schools after a board reversal amid controversy. Garieny, a University of Connecticut lecturer preparing for his doctorate, will oversee teacher training and new materials for Enfield. Meanwhile Worcester, Massachusetts reports a drowning of John P. McGrath Jr. after a rowboat incident on Lake Quinsigamond. two companions swam ashore. McGrath could not swim.
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Tragic Pease AFB B47 Crash Kills Three
A SAT jet bomber from Pease Air Force Base crashed on the base golf course near the clubhouse killing all three crew members. Wreckage spread over a half mile and identities were withheld pending next of kin notification.
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New Filibuster Threatened On Satellite Bill
Washington Aug 3 API Sen Wayne Morse D Ore threatened to renew a filibuster against the administration s communications satellite bill Morse a leader of a group that blocked Senate consideration for five days argued with Sen Alexander Wiley R Wis promising to answer Wiley at length after Aug 10 the date set for return of the bill to the Senate for hearings At issue was a plan for a privately owned government regulated satellite system and Morse urged a government owned operation The hearing featured Atty Gen Robert F Kennedy and FCC chair Newton Minow with Minow describing a joint government enterprise The exchange touched on taxes private profits and international rates as Morrow limited government testimony was postponed to Monday after a wrangle over an all night session
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