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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1958
Page
3
Arkansas growers ship ginseng roots to China for medicinal use. The export move links Arkansas farms with Chinese buyers seeking traditional remedies.
Virginia Riley Deering of New Canaan seeks to reopen her uncontested divorce from Daniel J. Deering of Norwalk granted Jan. 14 after claiming she had no notice of the hearing. Superior Court Judge John M. Conley reserved decision on her motion to contest the petition and potential grounds of habitual intemperance.
An eighth grade pupil with rheumatic arthritis will graduate in June thanks to a private telephone line linking her home to the school. Marabeth Tumavicus, 13, attended math class from Indian Town via the two-way device installed by the State Board of Education, town officials, and the telephone company.
Senator Humphrey called on President Eisenhower to separate a two year ban on nuclear weapon tests from broader disarmament plans. He urged consideration of a stand alone test ban, criticized handling of Soviet proposals, and pressed for credible inspection within testing states.
UAW leader Walter Reuther appeals to President Eisenhower to convene a national conference on unemployment and recession. He cites over four million jobless in January with forecasts of rising totals and urges a broad report from labor, management, welfare groups, and governments.
Cleveland crowd greets Joe Cavoli after his airliner circumnavigation in 89 hours 18 minutes 37 seconds. He logged 20 400 miles with a lucky 22 mph tailwind and brief Rome Beirut Karachi hops. The 2 000 dollar stunt cost included 1 856 70 in fares and tips. Cavoli praised the journey and his wife greeted him on arrival.
Fairfield Town court Judge John H. Norton and clinic director James Salafia will discuss the safe driving program on television station WNHC New Haven today at 2 05 pm. Norton will outline how the clinic operates.
Ninety Japanese films were exported to the United States in the first half of 1957. Art theaters and movie houses catering to Nisei audiences are expected to show them. The Japanese film industry cooperates with Hollywood to expand export markets for Japanese films.
Reader's Digest article warns improper use of X ray machines poses greater risk than atomic tests, especially to unborn children. It urges safe N ray practices and advises readers to obtain the February issue for authoritative guidance.
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