Sheppard Reveals Other Women Under Sharp Quiz
In a Cleveland courtroom Dr. Samuel Sheppard described three women in his life during his wife Marilyns murder trial. He named Susan Hayes as his serious affair, admitted kissing Julie Lossman and dating Margaret Kaizer while Marilyn faced changes after the birth of their son Chip. He denied plans for divorce and maintained his composure amid cross examination.
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CLEVELAND
Samuel Sheppard
Susan Hayes
Marilyn
Chip
Sheppard
Dr. Sheppard
John J. Mahon
Miss Hayes
Mahon
California
Lake Erie
Los Angeles
William J. Corrigan
Corrigan
Margaret Kauzer
Ohio
Official Weather Bridgeport and vicinity forecast
Cloudy with occasional rain today ending this evening then slow clearing and colder tonight. High near 40, low around 20s to 30s. Partly cloudy and milder Wednesday. Also notes for New York City with similar conditions. Almanac data and tide times included.
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U. S Weather Bureau
BRIDGEPORT
VICINITY
NEW YORK CITY
Fairfield Hearing Debates Flood Dike Plan, Beach Front Protection
Fairfield residents packed Oldfield School for a public hearing on Frank E Daniels plan with the U S Army Engineer Corps proposing gravel dikes that could serve as a Riverside drive to Pine Creek highway. Speakers urged a comprehensive plan to shield inshore and beach front properties, noting beach road parking and riparian rights, with officials planning a follow up to seek funding for more detailed plans.
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Fairfield
Fairfield Flood Control] committee
Oldfield school
Frank E. Daniels
U. S. Army Engineer Corps
Riverside drive
Pine Creek
Edward J. Holland, Jr
Flood Control committee
Daniels
beach front
Fairfield Beach
botw Beach
Reef
Steiber
Silas
U. S. Army
Jennings beach
Annie Burr Jennings
Burr
Development Plan Urged To Guide County Growth
Henry Pagin of the Regional Plan Association urged Fairfield county to adopt a long-range development plan as growth could rise to about 840,000 by 1975. He warned of congestion and overcrowding and called for balanced zoning, industrial sites, downtown parking and transit alignment, and outlying shopping centers to handle traffic and growth.
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Henry Pagin
Regional Plan association of
New York
Fairfield county
Chamber of Commerce
Stratfield notes
Fagin
Bullard Announces Wage Increases for 2800 Employees
The Bullard company said wage increases will be given to about 2,800 employees on January 1, 1955. The pay scale starts with a minimum raise of five cents an hour, applying to both hourly and salaried staff not in salary-exempt groups, alongside a matching rise for salaried workers. The announcement notes accompanying changes to the current cost of living implications.
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Bullard company
Drivers Learn Safety From Judge In Traffic Court
Judge D Harold Cotter presided as drivers faced a lecture on safety and courteous driving at a Bridgeport traffic court session. Wednesday was spotlighted as Safe Driving Day with a national campaign to reduce accidents. Prosecutor Martin F McKeon and Judge Meyer Dworkie spoke on safety. Across two sessions, 90 cases were handled, fines and forfeitures totaled 514 dollars. The largest fine was paid by John Esposito of 12 Jackson Avenue Stratford. On prosecutor Capozzi’s recommendation, Esposito was ...
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D. Harold Cotter
Martin F McKeon
Cotter
Meyer Dworkie
John Esposito
Jackson avenue
Stratford
Ernest Capozzi
Esposito
Stratford Plans Liquor Outlet Aid in Thruway Path
Stratford Town Council approved a first reading to amend the zoning ordinance allowing relocation of liquor establishments displaced by the thruway. The Planning Board must hold a public hearing for each relocation, with four affected sites named. The measure follows a Dec 4 referendum and preserves sub section 76. Also updates on school and selectman appointments.
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Stratford
Planning board
First District
Joseph McNamara
Spada
Blue Goose Inn
Ferry boulevard
council
Willow avenue
Southard's
Main street
McNamara
Underwood Talks to Resume Today with Mediation Panel
The State Board of Mediation and Arbitration will meet at 1 pm today in City Hall with representatives of striking Local 267 SUE-CIO and the Underwood corporation. The session, a joint meeting, follows two weeks of dispute and a Friday negotiating session that yielded no progress. About 1,600 hourly and salaried workers at Underwood’s three local plants have been idle since November 5 after breakdowns in talks over the initial contract.
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State Board of Mediation and Arbitration
SUE-CIO
Underwood corporation
Mediation board
School board seeks to keep Congress street site for education
The Board of Education, which returned the former Congress high school site to the City in October, voted last night to pursue continued use for Central high school physical education. Superintendent Jeffery and the Buildings and Grounds committee were empowered to investigate options. Council had accepted the transfer October 18, with Mayor McLevy proposing temporary parking use until a final plan. Principal Garand warned Central’s program would suffer without outdoor facilities as the site serves gym classes, junior varsity practice, and could be used as a summer playground for children.
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Board of Education
Congress high school
Congress street
Central high school
Joseph E. Jeffery
Common Council
McLevy
George L. Garand
Central
Garand
Bassick and
Harding high
Anita Vogel
Trumbull OKs Nine New Schools and Town Garage
Trumbull voters at the RTM approved two new elementary schools in Long Hill and Nichols and a town garage. The low bid from Frouge Construction of Bridgeport totals 447000 for two 12 and 16 room schools, with a bond issue to cover 550000. Also approved were funds for a town garage, deep freeze units, road changes, and land conveyance near Middlebrook avenue. about 100 attended, moderator Robert Bilgendorff presiding.
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TRUMBULL
Long Hill
Nichols
Middlebrook
Frouge Construction company of
Bridgeport
Park Lane
Booth Hill
upper Nichols
West Mischa road
East Lake
Bertwood
Birchwood roads
Sutton Construction company
Middlebrook avenue
Church Hill road
RTM
Robert Bilgendorff
Prisoner of war case upholds 10 year sentence
8 Stratford police report armed bandit case. letters praise officers Lisecinsky Troland Chaffee to Town Manager Flood and Chief Flannaga for swift arrest of dangerous criminals. Bridgeport Police noted for past benefits from Stratford actions.
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Stephen Lisecinsky
William Troland
Raymond Chaffee
Stratford
William B. Flood
Patrick J. Flannaga
Bridgeport Police department
Ships rush to aid burning tanker Fensal
The Norwegian tanker SS Fensal suffered an engine room explosion with uncontrollable fire about 270 miles northwest of San Juan. Surface craft from San Juan and Coast Guard cutters Sagebrush and Aurora were dispatched to assist, expected to reach the scene by tomorrow afternoon. casualties and destination were not yet known.
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MIAMI
Fensal
San Juan
Coast Guard
Sagebrush
Aurora
Pontiff Prue XII Slightly Weaker Despite Improvement
Vatican reports Pope Prue XII remains grave after a near fatal collapse 12 days ago. He has trouble eating as doctors monitor his condition. Prof Antonio Gasharrini, summoned from Bologna, conducted a checkup and recommended an alkaline stomach wash and a special strength building diet.
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VATICAN CITY
Prue XII
Antonio Gasharrini
Bologna
Gasharrim
Downtown stores extend shopping hours before Christmas
The Retail Merchants division of the Chamber of Commerce says downtown stores stay open until 9 pm on five additional nights for shoppers. The extended hours cover this Thursday and next Monday through Thursday, with stores closing December 24 at 5 30 pm for the three day holiday weekend.
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Retail Merchants division
Chamber eof Commerce
Eisenhower sees three billion tax relief postponed
President Eisenhower and Republican leaders outlined a broad anti tax relief plan for 1953 including extending the corporate tax rate and keeping excises on autos and liquor. Meetings at the White House produced a constructive tone as lawmakers weighed postponing tax cuts and advancing a multi year highway program and defense calls.
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WASHINGTON
Eisenhower
Congress
GOP
White House
Knowland
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