No-Confidence Motions Divide Canadian Leaders Over Nuclear Warheads
Opposition leaders file no confidence motions as Canada debates accepting U S nuclear warheads. Diefenbaker faces internal splits over defense policy and control, while Market and others push for immediate acceptance. U S officials defend the State Department and theSeparator statement amid tensions with Canada. Parliament remains crowded as resignation discussions unfold.
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Diefenbaker
Markeess
Canada
Ant
Ditlenbaker
Milkwise
Ian Electios
Assembly set to confirm two Hartford judges
Hartford February 4 action in the General Assembly includes secret ballot confirmation for Judge John P. Colter of Hartford for an eight year term on the Superior Court and Judge Sidney A. Johnson of Fairfield for a four year term on the Common Pleas Court. A public hearing at 2 pm on proposed constitutional amendments and on Connecticut ratification of a U.S. constitutional amendment abolishing the poll tax is also listed. The hearing covers absentee voting for religious holy days, gubernatorial succession provisions, and a major Kerr Mills program debate.
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Hartford
House
Senate
John P. Colter
Superior Court
Sidney A. Johnson
Fairfield
Common Press Court
Connecticut
U.S
West¢fare and Humane Institutions Committee
Kerr-Mills
Turner kayo win shocks Philadelphia boxing crowd
Dick Turner, ranked fifth among the svelteweights, scored a technical knockout over Percy Manning in Philadelphia at Arena in 3 03 of the third round. Manning, 145, had a strong Ws record but was overwhelmed by Turner's punching as Manning’s mouthpiece flew from the ring ropes three times. Turner improves to 8 1 0 as the Fortier, from Philadelphia, pledges to fight any comers. An England best mace heater contest is hinted by a Lincolnshire group.
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Philadelphia
Dick Turner
Percy Manning
Rolinder
Arena
Manning
Turner
Fortier
Widener dies in crash during worldwide air search
Mrs. Widener dies in a crash that halved the airborne search using three helicopters amid globally coordinated efforts. Her husband, Joseph Widener, long involved in horse farms and public service, had a storied lineage and held offices in Kentucky and Florida, with multiple residences and a son and grandson noted in the report.
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Lockmay
Wideners
West Chester
Widener
Pater A. I. Widener
Philadelphia
Joseph Widener
Hialealy Bark Rice Wack
Miami
Patricia Massie
Palm Beach
Joseph
Palm Beach County
Fayette County
Kentucky
A. B. Chandler
Florida
Youths Arrested in Credit Fraud Case
Thomas Harmon of 123 Wattage Street was arrested last night on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. He was held on bail of 41,500 pending further investigation as police say Harmon obtained merchandise from Read's department on credit under an assumed rating.
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Thomas
Harmon
Read
McNamara cites Cuban missile types in 1962 briefing
McNamara lists five missile categories possible in Cuba including air defense and ground missiles. He notes reports may reflect ground to ground and coastal defense missiles, with air defense weapons at about 24 sites and roughly 600 weapons. Officials discussed a forthcoming Shipping Order and anticipated White House announcement in the coming days.
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McNanies
Uday
Cuba
Iday
McNamara
U.S. U2
Gmund
State Department
White
White House
Jaghatur Triumphs In Hialeah Feature
In Hialeah Florida on February 4 Taytan Stable’s Baghelur led from early in the stretch then held off Good Oh by two lengths in the feature race. Neewollah finished third as Baghatur returned to form after a prior 1963 start. payouts totaled 13.10 2.03 5.40 with Totequin and Nee Wollah among payees.
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Hialeah
Fla
Taytan Stable
Baghelur
Sway
Neewollah
Baghatur
Nee
Wollah
Golt Garth
City Purchases Two Tracts for Parking and Park Expansion
The Bridgeport Common Council authorized Mayor Tedesea Jott to buy a building at 324 Palr Reld Avenue from Morris Jacobson and Sean Jacobson for 120000 and 12.15 acres of farm land off Madigan Avenue from the Pugue family at 13000 an acre totaling about 170972 for park expansion and public parking. The downtown site near Wale Street, Epirfield and Water streets will be cleared for a public lot, with plans to develop the adjacent Ninety Acres Park. The purchases follow a 300000 bond issue for recreational expansion and previous acquisitions to redevelop downtown properties for off street parking.
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Common Council
Tedesea Jott
Palr
Reld Avenue
Morris Jacon
Bridgeport
Sean Jacobson
Fotréeld
Madigan Avenue
Pugue
Wale Sbreet
Epirfield Avenue
Water Street
Fairfeld Avenue
Tedesco
Pugio
Tauis Pug
Aupuse
Heen
Antonella, John A
Alfred J. Jos
Puglios
Mona Lisa Arrives in U S Exhibit Amid Global Art Ties
Paintings including Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa arrived at a U S base for display in Brooklyn then Washington and Atlanta. Officials hailed the exhibit marking ties between France and the United States. Also shown were De La Tour panels once looted in World War II, with notes on art as a universal language.
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Brooklyn Army Base
Mlacha
Washington
Leonardo Ba Minei
National Gallery
Moa Lisa
Metropolitan Museum
An Cary
Brooklyn
James V. Carmichael
Atlanta Art Association
America
Whistler
James McNeill
St. Mary Magdalen
Prorges de la Tour
Atlanta
Orly Field
Paris
Iran
Taichael
France
Carrmichael
Beatrice Whistler Dabney
Bonaz
Stolem
Antonio Portaiuale
California
Robert F. Kennedy
Hercules
Bar Warren
Lycoming Credit Union Names Heads At Annual Meeting
A Lycoming Employes Federal Credit Union annual meeting re elected R Science as president of the executive board and named William Carroll as vice president Bernard Charter as treasurer Ida Florence Munn as secretary. Re elected charge members include Pred Marting Frank DeLuca and Irmty Beckall. Credit committee elected Robert Civer chairman John Bogart secretary James Innacell. Supervisory committee re appointed Elizabeth Baker John Kingston Leon Kuna. Five per cent dividend set to be paid semi annually on June 1.
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Aired R. Science
Lycoming Employes Federal Credit Union
Willam Carroll
Dernard Charter
Lad Florence Munn
Pred Marting
Frank DeLuca
Irnty Beckall
Robert Civer
John Bogart
James Innacell
Elizabeth Baker
John Kingston
Leon Kuna
Science
Dee
UC WILL HONOR E MM WARBURG AT BRIDGEPORT DINNER
Edward M M Warburg former joint distribution committee chairman will be honored at the Bridgeport United Jewish Campaign dinner on Thursday at 6 p.m. at Park Avenue temple. The event honors Warburg for his role in the United Jewish Appeal’s work over a quarter century and his humanitarian service with the U S Army and displaced persons division in Europe.
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Edward M. M. Warburg
Manal
Bridgeport United Jewish Campaign
Park Avenue Temple
Ms. Warburg
Bidge
United: Jewish Appeal
U.S. Army
Warburg
U.S. First Army
Europe
Belgium
JDC
Airiing Needyews Overseas
Israel
Hhe Jdc
Iscael
ADC
Northfrica
Mostem
Malden
Wester Europ
United Jewish? Appeal
JDC. Ry
Maylin FE. Afonson
Bart Acihur
Robert Ashkins
Beekowi Simeon
Bogin
Martin Furger
Herbert L. Cohen
Saul Feldman
Lawrence E. Feon
Samuel Ff
Friedman
Bernard Gladstein
Zaimon
Kirsch
Murray
Howard
Lous Asher
al Jadenbaum
Murray Kaplan
Philip Kaplan
Bernett Kaizen
Edgar Krentzman
Jacob Kunin
Abe Lefer
George Lows
Samuel Mertitz
Sigmund Miller
Rabbi Marry Nelson
Noell Newman
Sidney Obl
Barnard
Two Aldermen Resign Posts in Local City Council
The article reports resignations of two aldermen in Trumbull politics with replacements named by Mayor Tedesco. It notes nominations, veteran backgrounds, Army service, and prior election work, plus disputes over residency legality and calls for real representation for district taxpayers.
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Poppa
Trumbull
Donoteia Oppolniment
Tedesco
Mehai
Saffo
Ambrosini
Ragbesias
Stratford
Aldermat Donofrio
Henry F. Henry Fel
Josephine
jThrop
GOP
State Central
J. d. Campatucci
AGOP
Common Council
Muir Distires
Cartier
Philadelphia Transit Strike Ends and Fare Hike Sought
The Philadelphia transit strike ended with unions approving contracts for a wage gain of 20 cents over two years. The Public Utility Commission began hearings in Harrisburg on a fare increase to support labor costs, as half a million riders resumed service after a 15 day stoppage.
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Philadesula
Philadelphia
Publi Utility Commission
Philadelphia Transportation Company
Hacksburg
Wits
Storm batter ships and Florida coast faces nor’easter
Severe Nor’easter leaves damaged seawalls near Jacksonville Beach with five buildings endangered and crews rushing to fill sandbags. Coast Guard airlifted a pump to a trapped person in the Gulf of Mexico as high tides and heavy surf battered the coast. Northern New England endures record cold with subzero readings while the Midwest reports milder weather raising hopes for early ice jam breakup.
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N. E
New England
New York
Burlington
Newport
Serante Like
Phillipsburg
Montana
Mid- West
Georgia Tech Edges William and Mary In Tight Battle
Georgia Tech, ranked sixth, used size and depth to pull out an 81-49 victory over William and Mary in Atlanta. Dave Hunter led William and Mary with a late spark as Tech trailed early, then wore down the Tribe despite a rough shooting night.
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Atlanta
Georgia Tech
William and Mary
Husky Engineers
Fale
Dave Hunter
Hunter Ted
Tech
Two Firm Officers Jailed Fined in Tax Dodge Scheme
JARTTORD Feb 4 AP Two officers of the Bewls Machine company of Ease Startford were given one year in prison and a $5000 fine for a payroll tax dodge scheme that paid six gamblers on the company payroll. Rose 32 president and Chomick 42 treasurer received terms with suspension after partial service. Mitchell 49 former president was fined but not imprisoned. other officers faced reduced penalties due to cooperation.
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Jarttord
Bewls Machine
Company of Ease Startford
Payrail
Inge
M.joseph Blumenfeld
Asc
Patrick J. Rose
John Chomick
Blumenfeld
Rose
Oak Brive
West Hartford
Chomick
Caller Road
Wee
Fmplessors
O'Conner
Ie Gamblers
Vokmakers Werg
O'Connor
Aly. Wallace R. Burke
Defense Council
Choe Mick
Burke
Court Allows 2 to Intervene In Suit on Reapportionment
In Federal court two Connecticut leaders from the Democratic and Republican parties were granted permission to intervene as plaintiffs in a reapportionment case aiming to redraw the General Assembly. A decision on similar requests for others was postponed until Friday as both sides seek representation to protect their interests in the malapportioned legislature.
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New Hay
Connecticut
U.S
Eral
Robert Po Anderson
Robert Matates
North Haven
Arnold Epstein
Independent Voters League
John” Im, Bailey
GOP
A. Searle Pinney
Fund For Fairy Representation
Loy
League of Woman Voters
General Assembly
Senate
Public Cooperative on New Trash Can Law East Side
Public Works Director G Richard Johnson announced a new rule requiring smaller trash cans for collection. Crews will not pick up oversized barrels unless requests to remove them are made. some residents posted signs opposing the change. Officials say cooperation is improving and most residents complied with the smaller-can rule.
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G. Richard Johnson
Joheser
Johnson
Iup
Johson
Public Works
Mark Twain Daughter's Estate Will Be Probated in Redding
Judge Mjalmar Anderson ruled in Redding that the will of Mrs. Clara Clemmens Samossoul, Mark Twain's daughter, would be probated locally despite her daughter's California challenge. The decision overruled claims of undue influence by stepfather Jacques Mexane der Samossoul, with Thomas G. Chamberlain named executor and trustee of the Mark Twain Foundation, linked to the New York Hanover Trust.
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Mark Twain
Redding
Mjalmar Anderson
Clara Clemmens Samassoud
Ninal Clemens — Gabritowitchh
Hollywood
Calif
James Copper
New Haven
Jacques Mexaneder Samassoud
Samoassoul
Samossoud
San Diego
Estets
Hey Mack Twain
Gabrilowilseh
Cooper
California
Anderson
Thomas G. Chamberlain
New York City
Chamberlain
Hanover Trust Company
New York
Twain
Florida votes changes challenges continue
Florida Governor Farris Bryant signed the redistricting bill into law setting special party primaries for Feb 26 and March 12 and a March 26 deadline for electing the Senate’s seven new seats. Leo Jones filed suits in Leon County seeking to block the elections as illegal, with a federal hearing set in Miami.
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Vallavassor
Ria
Florida
Farris Bryant
Bryant
Leo Jones
Day County
Cleeuleomit
Wuemurco
Theegislature
Mian
Fedecs
Whursday
Miami
Melanie
Peter Sobel
Sobel
Senate
Jones
Leon County
Sein
Nogh Taylor
Tellan
Karing
Lonsorrow Jones
House
Purdue Overpowers Michigan State in Big Ten Victory
Purdue raced to a 23-5 lead and never trailed, defeating Michigan State 66-46 after eight minutes of play. Med Garland scored 34 for Purdue, Bob Purkhiser added 23, while Marcus Sanders led MSU with 18.
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Lafayette
Purdue
Michigan ‘State
Boilermakers
Hoilermakers
Spartans
Med Garland
Bob Purkhiser
Marcus Sanders
MSU
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Aiken
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Assembly
Turner Kayo
England
Peter Widener
Jaghatur
Eph
Robert T. Pualio
Mildred Alganese
Madison Avenue
Ai Wireghoto
Hanover
Say
U. S
Lycoming
Philly
Charlie Neil
Texis
Houston
Baet
Mets
Hong Kong
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