Dr. Arthur C. Sides Dies Ex Principal of Central
Dr. Arthur Clement Sides of Hillside Drive Easton former principal of Central and civic figure died yesterday in Bridgeport Hospital. Services Saturday at 10 a.m. United Congregational Church with Rev Wallace W. Anderson and Rev William Alderson officiating. Burial in Oaklawa Cemetery Fairfield. Survived by wife Gertrude Ross Sides a stepson John B. Ross Allen Park Mich a stepdaughter Dorothy Ross Potter Easton a brother Edwin L. Sides May 20 a sister Mrs Jester Reed Branford six Brand children a niece and eight nephews. Native of South Graveland Mass Sides grad from Groveland High School Dartmouth College then continued.
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Arthur Clement Sides
I? Hillside Drive
Easton
Central Bi
Bridgeport Hospital
United Congregational Church
Wallace W. Anderson
William Alderson
Fist Methodist Church
Offleissing
Osklawa Cemetery
Fairfield
Gertrude Ross Sides
John B. Ross
Allen Park
Mich
Dorothy Ross Potter
Edwin L. Sides
Jester Reed
Branford
Brand
South Graveland
Mass
Sides
Groveland High School
Dart- Meith College
Soviet Bomber Withdrawals From Cuba Press Report
Reported Dec shows Soviet bombers moving out of Cuba at pace. U S officials cite daily ship movements and a total likely in the mid thirties to forties range. Kennedy asserts nuclear menace removed while talks in New York seek an inspection system and Cuban compliance.
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Washington
Cuba
Ruson
New York University Tolsia
United States
Cipean Dink
Jdge
CPAK
Woodberdge
Defense Department
Kennedy
Xhrushchev
Pentagon
U.S
Russia
Stevenson
White House
Ciba
Khrushchev
New York
Fidel Castro
Suit Filed in U S Court To Revamp Legislature
Bridgeport Republicans report campaign spending totaling $8,767 in the city election effort led by Town Committee treasurer David J. Sullivan Jr. The committee lists $4,149 in liabilities, with $3,614 from past debts and $1,533 incurred during the recent election. Director A Edward Sandula says $1,200 more is expected to cut the deficit to about $4,000, financed by a raffle loan and paid by next summer. a filing will be made with Town Clerk William L. Keller today to meet the legal deadline.
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Bridgeport Republicana
Republican ‘Town Committee
David J. Sullivan Jr
A. Edward ‘ Sandula
Vance
Sullivan
William L. Keller
Republican Sale Finance Committee
State Party
Samuel Faustiag
Helen Burns
Victor Case
Connecticut seeks federal redistricting action in court
A federal suit filed in New Haven seeks to compel redistricting of Connecticut State Senate districts and reapportionment of the House of Representatives. James J. Valenti argues the current map violates the constitution and calls for a special legislative session to correct the 1800s era apportionment. The complaint targets Senate districts based on population and House representation by town units, noting wide district population ranges and the 1903 redistricting last updated.
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New Haven
Rampel
Connecticut
State Senate
House of Representatives
U. S. District Court
James J. Valenti
General Assembly
Dempsey
House
Senate
Valenti
League of Independent Voters
Alphonse
DiBeredetta
Vasenti
Fairfield County
Two Men Overcome by Argon Gas in Nuclear Lab Incident
In Middletown CT two workers at CAMEL faced exposure to argon gas while inside a large weldless tank. Salvatore Bartolotta 38 and Robert Pettersen 31, both Middletown residents, were admitted in critical condition, Luke Snell 40 released after observation. Walter Dall of CAMEL called it industrial, not radiological, incident.
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Nuclear Energy Laboratory
Middletown
Bec
Connecticut Advanced Millear Energy Laboratory
Sex Memorial Hospital
Pratt & Whitney 4
United Aircraft Corporation
Atomic Energy Commmission
Salvatore Bartolotta
Robert W. Pettersen
Luke J. Snell
South Meriden
Hos
Pital
Walter Dall
CANEL
Bartaiolta
Dol
Bataiolta
Petgersen
Snell
Petrillo Loses His Union Post in Chicago
James C. Petrillo, longtime head of the Chicago Federation of Musicians, is defeated by Barney Richards by 95 votes 1,600 to 1,505 ending 42 years in union leadership. Petrillo’s son James J. also loses as financial secretary Exvin H. Trisko.
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Chicago
James C. Petrillo
Ils
Chicago Federation of Musicians
Petrilla
Bernard
Barney) Richards
Petrillo
Pet
Rillo
Federation
American Federation of Musicians
Petritlo
James J
Petrlto
Exvin H. Trisko
The
Music Union
Afl-Ciq
Richards
Visokay Named Socialist Head In Bridgeport
Wiliam S. Visokay was named town chairman by the Socialist Town committee to fill the vacancy from former Mayor Jasper McLevy’s death. He vowed a 1963 campaign start May 12 with a house-to-house drive and criticized Mayor Tedesco over the city’s debt, predicting a strong socialist showing next year.
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Wiliam S. Visokay
Socialist Town Committee
Jasper McLevy
Trdeseal
Visokay
McLevy
Warkenen
Circle Hall
Tedesco
Common Council
Bridgeport
Damocrdtic
Kennedy letter to Stevenson affirms UN role in Cuban crisis
President Kennedy sent a public letter to Adlai Stevenson praising his UN work during the Cuban crisis and affirming his continued ambassadorial post. The letter, read by White House aide Pierre Salinger, aimed to quell rumors sparked by a Saturday Evening Post article suggesting Stevenson favored a softer line. Stevenson said he approved the naval blockade beforehand and denied advocating a trade deal involving Soviet bases.
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Washington
Kennedy
Adlai Stevenson
Kenteay
Stevenson
United Nations
Saturday Evening Post
Gabon
U.S
Cuba
United States
Pierre Salin
White Mouse
Security Council
Particlar
Jis
Salinger
White House
Joseph P. Kennedy, Jr
Post
NBC
Unemployment Peak Linked to Teenagers
Washington reports November unemployment rose to 3.8 million, reversing a drop as teen job seekers caused an uptick. Labor Department cited about 150,000 extra teenage unemployed, concentrated among first-time job searchers, with male youths most affected.
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Washington
Seymour Wolfele
Labor Department
Shooting Halts Hoffa Trial In Courtroom Incident
A slender man, Warren Swanson, 28 of Washington DC, fired an air pistol at James R Hoffa during a conspiracy trial in Nashville. Hoffa tackled him, Swanson was knocked down and later hospitalized. U S District Judge William E Miller ordered Swanson held for observation in Missouri. The shooting halted the seven day old trial as the court reset proceedings.
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Warren Swanson
Nashville
Tenn
Swanson
U.S. District Court
Teamsters
James
R. Hoffa
Hoffa
James R Hoffa
Washington D. C
St & Hospital
U. S. District Court
William E. Miller
Fairfield Appoints New Fire Commissioners
The Fairfield board replaced two expiring fire commissioners with Warren Gave and Anthony Banyas for three-year terms, ousting T Joseph Judge and Elwood McLevy. Banyas’ selection sparked opposition from Selectman Homer C M Cudmore who called it a political appointment. The process included nominations by Selectman Robert G Lee and Selectman Sullivan, tied to past Republicans support in 1951.
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Fairield Board of Select
Tion Wastwight
Fire Commission
Warren Gave
Flora Boulevard
Anthony Banyas
Judd Street
T. Joseph Judge
Sad Elwood MchLevy
Banyas
Homer C. M. Cudmore
Selectman Sullivan
Tet- Ster
Greenfield Hill
Two Bandits Rob Bulls-Head News Room for 120
Marold Freudheinz, proprietor of the Bulls-Head News Room at 1159 Main Street, was beaten and robbed of 120 by two bandits who entered after 9 pm one brandished a pistol. He said one thief pressed a pistol to his head and demanded money.
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News Room
Main Street
Marold Freudheinz
Bulls-Head News Room
Freudheim
Anthony Pabrizzi
Alexander Wicel
Mr. Freudheim
Stratford Votes Down Bridgeport Airport Expansion Plan
Stratford voters rejected the expansion of Bridgeport Municipal Airport by a 8 359 to 1 443 margin amid a 42 percent turnout of 23 537 eligible voters. Districts reported heavy opposition with 75 percent in the Ninth and Eighth districts, and leaders warned of court action to block land seizures beyond current boundaries.
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Stratford
Bridegport
E. Codright Phillips
Patrick J. Keogh
Sikorsky Aircraft
Yated
Stratland
Bridgeport
Frederick Counsley
L. Gunther
Tsald
London Gripped by Sulphur Smog With 60 Dead
London faces a deadly sulfur heavy smog with over 60 deaths in two days and more than 200 hospitals alerted. Hospitals report many chest and heart cases as visibility drops to near zero in parts of southern England and industrial Midlands. Authorities warn the elderly and those with heart or chest conditions to stay indoors.
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Amog
Thames
Weather Bureau
Seatland Yard
England
Scotland
Weather Office
Lia
Government Scientific Research Department
Health Ministry
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