Winter Storm Threat Projects Rain and Snow For New England
The Weather Bureau in Boston reports a developing coastal storm may bring rain and snow to southern New England. Coastal Connecticut could see mostly rain with less than an inch of snow, while northern Litchfield County may have 3 to 5 inches. Northeasterly winds could reach gale force, with colder air spreading inland to New Hampshire and Vermont.
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North Winds Drive Cold Air Into East For Potential Winter Storm
Strong winds pulled cold air into the rain soaked East yesterday, the Weather Bureau calling the setup possibly an important winter storm. The rapid air mass change raises expectations for developing snow or mixed precipitation across the region.
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Dinner honors Abe J Schwarz as Democrats claim city victory
At a large dinner 1,000 attendees praised Abe J Schwarz while local Democrats celebrate a city victory. In a separate report divers in frogman outfits comb Dow Cave where six youths and a girl remain trapped 400 feet underground after flooding on Saturday.
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Safe Cracker Nabbed in South End Office
A 19 year old youth, likely a Hungarian refugee, is in custody after police nabbed him during a break in at the Dow Broadway office of the Borg corporation 846 Broad Street. Burglar tools were found on the suspect. Detectives probe his Myrtle Avenue lodging as authorities confirm identification.
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Subway strike voted. transit unions clash with authorities
The Motormen's Benevolent Association voted to strike New York subways at 5 a.m. tomorrow, while the Transit Authority and the larger Transport Workers union opposed the move, signaling a tense labor stand amid transit service uncertainty. Abe J. Schwarz, 61, a longtime attorney with offices on Main Street, collapsed and died near his Park Avenue home from a heart ailment shortly before 10 p.m. He served in World War I, practiced law since 1918, and held posts with Nathan Schwarz and Son, Inc. and Yale alumni groups.
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Bradford Technical College Caving Club Potholers
A fragment notes students from Bradford Technical College Caving Club, described as potholers enthusiasts who explore uncharted underground passages. The text cuts off before detailing events, dates, or locations.
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Bradford Technical College
Weather Report for Bridgeport and Vicinity
Cloudy today with rain and inland snow, high 35 to 40. Clearing and colder tonight with low in the 20s. Partly cloudy and cold Tuesday, high near 40. Winds today southeast to northeast 15 to 25 mph, backing to northwest tonight. Temperature data and tide times follow.
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Eisenhower to drive to Washington after rest period
President Eisenhower, recovering from a mild stroke on November 25, plans to drive to Washington tomorrow afternoon. He will also undergo a medical checkup to assess readiness for the NATO meeting in Paris December 16 to 18. White House aides say rest has helped, and Hagerty confirms the President is resting at Gettysburg.
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Christmas Shopping Schedule This Week and Next Week
Downtown stores open tonight for Christmas shopping with late hours. Next week, the last full week before the holiday, shops will stay open Monday through Friday nights, with some stores extending hours until 9 p.m. or closing earlier at 5 39 p.m.
Nixon Deplores Defeatism On Vanguard Flop
Vice President Nixon urged Americans to back the missile program after the Vanguard launch failed, urging action and stating the effort was scientific not military. He acknowledged disappointment but called for perseverance and resilience, saying we must act like Americans and support our missile people.
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Burglars Loot Boats At East End Yacht Club
A string of burglaries over the past two days netted thieves over 2000 dollars. Five boats at the East End Yacht Club on Bay Street were ransacked and gear including a stove and other equipment was stolen, according to club official Louis Petrier.
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Nixon Adopts Glasses For Reading Speeches
Vice President Nixon, previously proud to go without spectacles, has bought several pairs after a recent physical found reading aids useful. He cited candlelight and limited reach at a White House dinner for King Hassan II as the reason he improvised while reading a citation.
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Darley Opening On Road Safety
Washington December 8 Vice President Richard M Nixon will open the two day Public Officials Traffic Safety Conference in Washington tomorrow under the sponsorship of the President's Committee For Traffic Safety Governor Ribicoff of Connecticut conference chairman About 400 officials from 48 states are expected to participate Seven governors and Associate Justice Tom C Clark of the U S Supreme Court are among the attendees
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Features for Everybody In Telegram Every Day Page
Classified ads and comics sections headline a daily issue with notes on tomorrow sessions at the Mayflower hotel and speakers including Governor Ribicoff Vice President Nix and Dr Bundesen. Obituaries and theatre news accompany the page along with traffic safety notes and women’s features.
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Post-Telegram party rewards 500 news boys with gifts
Florence Lovell reports The Post Publishing company treated 500 news boys to a turkey dinner, prizes, and entertainment at the Ritz ballroom. Rev. Robert Keating used a breezy talk to urge respect for authority and country, while winners received a Bible, a portable television, and other prizes for extra subscriptions.
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Rabies Vaccination Push After Suspected Fox Case
A suspected rabies case in a wild fox near Stratford prompted warnings from Fairfield County Veterinary Medical Association. Dr. Donald H Krushak urged annual rabies vaccination for all dogs and cats as a key precaution after several possible state cases and a fox death over four months.
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One Out of Every 20 Workers Holding Down 2 or More Jobs
Census Bureau findings show one in twenty employed people held two or more jobs in July. About 3.12 million workers pursued extra work, similar to the prior year, with most holding two jobs. Married men led in multiple jobs, whether or not their wives worked. Teens showed higher rates due to seasonal shifts. agriculture had the most multiple job holders.
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Argentine DC4 crashes near Bolivar killing hundreds
An Aerolineas Argentinas DC4 crashed 180 miles southwest of Buenos Aires in a heavy rainstorm. With 66 aboard including 55 passengers and 6 crew, it is Argentina s worst aviation disaster. Rescue operations were hampered by storm and disrupted communications as bodies were removed from the Bolivar area near the Bariloche resort region on the Andes.
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Three men arrested after Devon service station holdup
Stratford officer spots getaway car after Milford police alert. Francis Everett 33 of 282 Fairfield Ave and Joseph Angeletta 25 of 794 Myrtle Ave were charged with robbery with violence. Virginia Naum 29 of St George Hotel Bridgeport faced breach of peace. Read: $35 in cash taken, 9:15 p m holdup at Streibs Garage 718 Bridgeport Ave.
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