Connally warns further rate rises could delay recovery
Treasury Secretary Connally said additional increases in the prime rate could jeopardize the economic recovery. He commented after reports that First Pennsylvania Banking & Trust might raise its prime rate from 6.5 to 7 percent, which sent market prices lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
John Connaly
Connally
Pennsylvania Banking & ‘Trust
Cod
Cottrally
Shigeish
Joan Dammand
First Pen- May
Mullane seeks Democratic backing in city primary
William E Mullane has asked the Democratic Town Committee for support and endorsement to oppose Mayor Currans renomination in the citywide primary. The Memo rials for Victory group criticizes the Curran administration as out of touch and plans a broad drive to register young voters to block Currans bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William. E. Mullane
Jdisconten
Lic
Curtan
Salvatore C. DePiano
Chaiman
BFV
DFW
Curran
DePiano
DFY
Michel Gelormino
Spring Street
Edward Lesko
Ganim Favored for Mayor as GOP endorses slate
Members of the Republican committee in the 35th district endorsed George W Ganim for mayor and Robert A. Cortenzio for town clerk at a Dowd home meeting attended by Antony Post and Mrs Genevieve DeMan. Also noted were endorsements for challengers and pending appearances before party committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republicanown Committee
George Wanim
Robert A. Cortenzio
William A. Faulkner
Charles F. Dowd
Dowd
Ganim
Cortenaio Gyve
Nichnias A. Panuzia
Taw
Miter “Alyr. JR
Mas Teauwirth
Iso Hag
Nero
GOP
Governor Names Norton to Fill Jobless Aid Post
Governor Moskill named Peter E. Norton of Fairfield as an unemployment compensation commissioner. Norton will join six existing commissioners after orientation and serve in the Fourth Congressional district. His real estate firm partner is noted. his son works for Congressman McKinney. Also named to the Connecticut Industrial Raiding commission is Samuel W. Hawtey of Fairfield. The other appointment covers a state task force on adopting law, with Richard Lewis Dr. named to the advisory group.
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Hartford
Peter E. Norton
Fairfield
Stewart B. McKinney
Rconn
Thomas J. Moskill
Norton
Lakeside Drive
Breaull and Norton
Thomas
McKinney
Meskill
Samuel W. Hawtey
Pen Plog Savings Bams-Bridgeport
Connecticut
Tynmbull
Richard Lewis
Ty Lewis
Gree
NERB Upsets Ruling On UAC Striker Recall
The NLRB overturns a prior ruling on striker reinstatement in a 1959 Washington case. It holds that workers who lost their jobs or were not recalled need not be reinstated with back pay, reversing a trial examiner decision and suggesting strikes are not absolute guarantees of recall.
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Nerb
UAC
Hartford Apj
NLRB
Steiker
Veet
Best
Fairfield Board Backs More Golf Course Funds
Fairfield Finance board approves 120 000 to cover golf course and recreation center costs on Hayden Hill as the project nears 955 000 total. Funds come from Richardson donation 20 000 and 50 000 tax offset plus 50 000 Richardson gift and 50 000 bonds. Final action set at next town meeting.
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Fairheld Finance Board
J. Smith Richardson
Haydens Hill
Sis
Richardson
Finance Board
William Glinver
Vincent J. Como
D. Notman P. Levine
Haydenshill
RIM
Catamount Road
Brett Woods
Man 76 Hurt Seriously in Crash Near Pike
A 76 year old man was seriously hurt in a two vehicle crash on Lafayette Street and South Frontage Street last night. Andrew Tkack of 158 Orchard Street suffered severe head and body injuries and was hospitalized in serious condition. Elizabeth Schwen, 20, of Baldwin, was issued a summons to Circuit Court for improper turning after the collision. Patrolman Robert Moore said both cars were traveling east when Schwen apparently turned in front of Tkack’s vehicle, causing the crash.
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Lafayette Street
Fruntare
Markity Hospital
Andrew Tkack
Orchard Street
Robert Moore
Tkack
Poli
Elizabeth Schwen
Baldwin, Bay
Moore
Migs Schoen
Thacs
Sentence Suspended In Purse Theft Case
Marva C. Allen, 21, of 252 Pearl Harbor street, received a 6 day suspended sentence in Circuit Court after pleading guilty to arceny. Assistant Prosecutor Robert J. Sabo said the charge stemmed from a March purse theft from Anita Vigant, a Sacred Heart University student. The purse was recovered. a separate offender, Michael D. Bokowski, of 149 Ash street Milford, faced a $25 fine for related charges.
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Alormet
University of Bridgeport
Cinegit Court
Robert Carbonara
Peekskitl
N.Y
Roman Lextin
Robert Jy
Arl Fester
University of
Marva C. Allen
Pearl Harbor Street
Yesteday
Roman Lexton
Arceny
Robert J. Sabo
Anita Vigant
Daniel Drive
Stratford
Sacred Heart University
Dudge Roman Sexton
Michael D. Bokowski
Sacred Heart
Ash Street
Milford
Probation Given Youth Held in Knife Holdup
Judge Rowan Laxton sentenced 16 year old Victor Robinson to a suspended 180 day term and two years probation for theft from a person. Police say he was arrested after the April 28 knife point robbery on Overland Avenue near Victory Street, where Krause was threatened but escaped. Patrolmen DeJoseph and Fingd Jr. made the arrest.
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Cherieg
Colne
Roman Lexton Yfecohainy
Robert Metlan
Penjoct
Hallett Streee
Connally
McClaig
Jereasa
Sux Uappares
Crescent Avenue
McClain
Herner
Fathar Panik
Robert J. Sabo
Joseph Paul
Carl Quintiliano
James Addenbrooke
Girrail
Prt
Rowan Laxton
Rensdstey Terrace
Rictor Robinson
Gerald Frowvirth
John Krause
Overland
Avenue
Krauba
Victory Street
Tri
Khim
Sullivan Heads Democratic Primary In Mississippi Governorship
Jackson Mississippi Lt Gov Charles Sullivan leads six other white men in the Democratic primary Tuesday night to nominate a candidate to oppose black Charlin Evers for governor. Sullivan, 41, a Chartsdale lawyer, positioned himself between two segregationists and Evers, mayor of Payne, the first Negro to seek Mississippi governor. The race narrows the field as Evers campaigns in a county with a vast, sparsely populated area and awaits the November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Miss
Charles Sullivan
Teader Charlin Evers
Sullivan
Chartsdale
Har
Evers
Payette
Syria
Mississippi
North Evers
Dakota
National Geographic
Fragmented Theater Timetable for Regional Cinemas
A scrambled list of film showings at multiple venues including NORWALK DRIVE IN, CAPITOL MILLARD, CANDLELITE DRIVE, and FINE ARTS locations. Entries feature titles such as Night of Dark Shadows, Escape, Blue Water White Death, Summer 42, Carnal Knowledge, and Lawman with varied times and venues across Beverly, Norwalk, Milford, Westport, Stratford, and Orange.
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Beverly
Srimer
Milford
Wil
Candlelite Drive
Norwalk Drive
The
Devil
Nate Als
Five Men Capitol
Millard
Mrs. Miller
Cinema Norwalk
Palace
Planet of the Apes
Bandelero
Ryan's Daught Shelion Fine Arts
BBC
Tor
Wil- Showcase
Orange
Halliard
Strom Chronicle
Fine Arts
Ermokfield
Fine Arts T
Westport
Showcase TI
Tine Arts
Suzette
VA Trumbull
Ander
Mayfair
Norwalk
Robison
Brotten
Wilton Cinema
Blue Merritt
Gamal
White Beath
Zpledge
Vatifen
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Owens
Michigan Bank
Mixon
Mullane
Town Committee
Bridgeport
Toé
Regina Laudis
Flanders
Bethlehem
Naxi Tor
Country Stara Children’s Stare
Madison Ave
Oren
Pinedom Farms
Easton
Conn
John Paul Jones
Scrapis
Pineview Convalescent Hospital
Fairfield Board
Pike
al Lati
Vy — HO
Donald Butheevnnd
Jann Pondart Ny Klute
Ice Lea Lan Ackin
Kahor Bay
Parkwood
Wood Ave
Benny
Thoms
Joe
Plessire
Main St
Rendkalda
Dyan Dally Loe
Eee
Long Island Sound
Port Jefferson
Martna
Coachman
Georgette
Atom
Fabulous
Berets
Stratfield Motor Hotel
Bridorport
Pas Escape
Rp LaNeEr
Terror & Suspense
Burt Lancaster
Robert Ryan Tee
Michael
USTRA
Trumbull
Merritt Parkway
Columbia Pictures
Phetants
Sean Connery
Wetoman
Ione Anderson
Dyan Cannon
Alan King
Sewese
Martin Balser
Quincy Jones
Ilarig
Regina
Villanova
Pease
Aye
Gann
Seaside Park Tent
Giele
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