City May Operate Hangar At Airport Board Told
City officials debated airport operations and budget items including a possible Sikorsky hangar lease at the Municipal Airport. The airport budget request of 98,811 faced cuts to 72,664 by City Comptroller Mulligan, while negotiations over which hangar to lease continued.
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Hanger
Board of
John M. Braibelly
Airport Commission
Ute Sak
Sikorsky
Brannély
Brannelly
Drinnelly
Siteersky Wuld
Rpte
Tax Board
Branielly
Mar
Nicholas J. Meiniere
Stacy
Sas CY
Thomas A Mulligan
Mrr
Mulligan
Brainelty
Maiilero
Bennaelly
Tex
Commission
Tim
John J. Lissey
Vic
West Side Renewal Field Work Completed
The Redevelopment agency reports planning consultants Candenb ard Fivissig finished studies and field work for the proposed West Side No. 2 project. Joseph M. Dearborn notes this is preliminary for federal approval. The agency hires Baldwin Mearson and company to assess marketability and reuse of land after 782 dwelling units are vacated and 241 buildings demolished.
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Candenbard Fivissig
West Side No. 2
Joseph M. Dearborn
Baldwin Mearson and Company
Ren Estalé
Coast Firm Starts Unique Labor Pact
Anaheim California February AP reports a Bridgford Packing Co plan to test a four day on four day off work cycle for 76 employees. The 10 hour days reduce weekly hours while preserving current wage levels and providing time and a half for the last two hours of each shift.
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Anaheim
Heny Pridgford
A-BLASTS FIRED IN NEVADA TEST
Report outlines modest aims for Geneva talks and a continued U S push for a test ban. Foster will lead the U S delegation at the next session and return to Washington to meet commitments as Khrushchev signals possible openness while inspections remain disputed.
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Nevada
Foster
Geneva
Foster Plims
U.S
Services Monday for Mrs Baldwin widow of Robert Baldwin
Westport February 5 services will be held Monday for Mrs Mary Potter Baldwin widow of Robert T Baldwin formerly of Westport who died Tuesday at Martha Jefferson Hospital Charlottesville Va The service is at 11 am at St Pauls Episcopal Ty Ya Burial will be Tuesday at 1 30 in West Caurel Will Cemetery Philadelphia Pa Mrs Baldwin served 43 years as a member of the Westport Zoning Board of Appeals She moved to Charlottesville with her family Born in Philadelphia she originated the Yankee Goodie fair and held various posts including president of the Connecticut Federation of Women's Clubs Flags flew at half staff today by order of First Selectman Herbert E Baldwin who is not related Survivors include a son Robert T Baldwin Jr of Essex two daughters Mrs Mary E Dirkinson and Mrs William Olean both of Charlottesville and three grandchildren
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Westport
Mary Potter Baldwin
Robert T. Baldwin
Ferly
Martha Jefferson Hospital
Charlottesville
St Paul's Episcopal
Church
Tiestay
al O'Etock
West Caurel Will Cemetery
Philadelhia
Baldwin
Westport Zoning Board of Appeals
Charlotteville
Philadelphia
Connecticut Federation of Women's Clubs
First
Essex
Mary E. Dirchinson
William OcLean
Iraq Revolt Forces Capital Siege and Uncertain Fate
Rebels seize key ministries in Baghdad and bombard the Defense Ministry as Col Abdel Kerim Mustafa leads an anti communist uprising. Kassem’s regime braces for suppression while U.S. officials seek clarity on the premier’s status and the revolt’s broader implications in the Arab world.
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Cairo
Moscow
Germany
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Hagi
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Kasesem
Baghdad Radio
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Etas
L’ Revolutionary Council
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Taba Yaha
Arimy
Rashid Misch
Aref Abdul Razak
United Arab Republic
Voices of Arabs
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Union
Onion
Beawa Bi
Cormmunique
Abdel Kerim Mustafa
Acab
Thal
Mustafa
Ba'ath Party
Egypt
Gaial Abdel Nasser
Ambulance feud dominates Hew budget hearings in Fairfield
Fairfield County officials hear arguments on ambulance service and funding as doctors push for improved transport and equipment. Police ambulance calls number around 375, while hospital service nears 4,650 annual claims. Budget committees reallocate funds for identification supplies and subsistence, with a marathon tax board session scheduled for Sunday.
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Fairfield County
Pontiac
Bone
Poller Department
Oy. Bona
Comptroller
Mr. Simpson
Mulligan
Comptroller's
Simpson
Ile
Boag
Boor
Vax Board
Tie Tax Board
City Hall
Cassini brothers tied to Dominican lobbying case
Columnist details reveal Igor Cassini and his brother Oleg, linked to Inter-American Public Relations Ltd., alleged to run a campaign favoring the Dominican Republic. The couple faced indictment through 1959 to 1965, while U S authorities and Senate Foreign Relations committee probe foreign lobbying activities.
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Dominican Republic
Louis Niter
Cassini
Knickerbocker
New York JournalAmerican
Wspapers
Journ
Oleg
Majerite Cassini
United States
Alexander Leiewski
Tor Leiewski-Cassiol
Europe
New York
Washington
Newport
Igor Cassini
Charlene
Charles 8. Wrightsman
Man and Palm
Beach
Joseph P. Kenwardy
Austice Department Aid
Comunism
Post
Cassini Brothers
Englander
Inter- American
Martin T. Dirnsbaum
Birnbaum
Inter-American
Martiai
White House Hike Challenge Promises Kennedy Era Rivalry
Major Gen Chester Clifton and Secretary Udall join a Friday hike linked to a publicity bid for fitness. Marines, Salinger, and a Marine private volunteer to hike the route while aides ponder the endurance of White House staffers and the marathon myth.
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Army
Air Force
Marines
Shepard
Chester Y. Clifton
Kennedy
California
Sxort
Cfork
White House
Caid
Stewart Udall
Holiday cancellations close city meetings observe Lincoln’s birthday
City offices at City Hall and other buildings close Tuesday to observe Lincoln’s birthday. The planning commission cancels this month’s session and will not meet until its next regular date March 12. The Civil Service commission will meet on a date to be set in the following week.
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City Hall
Planning Commission
Civil Service Commission
Tony Curtis Weds German Actress in Las Vegas Honeymoon
Tony Curtis married a German actress and planned a brief Las Vegas honeymoon ending Sunday morning. Curtis, who dislikes flying, drove in with Korstak and said he would return to Hollywood Monday to work on a film after the ceremony.
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Tony Curtis
Tony
Curtis
Korstak
Christine
Milane
Douglass
Bankers Fight Rate-Fix Charges Across States
Eighteen Minnesota, North Dakota, and Montana banks face criminal charges alleging price fixing on interest rates since 1957. Bank leaders deny conspiracy, claim heavy regulation and pending civil suits seek to halt practices. arraignments planned next Monday as government moves to apply antitrust laws to banking.
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Tion
S$. H. Colman
First
Chatresan
Phil Nason
First National Bank of St. Paul
Nason
Dagen Bank
Edward Devitt
Dy. 8
Palhy
Justice Department
Granger Costikyan
Hank Stock
Minnesota
First Bank
Dakotas
Montana
Verriker Demands Gas Refunds At Public Hearing
Waterbury senator William J Verriker says he will scrutinize company witnesses at a public hearing on why five natural gas suppliers failed to pass refunds to customers. CLP hearings set for Feb 25. Verriker argues rate cuts should extend to households and notes a nearly $1 million windfall from suppliers. Other firms named include Harford, New Britain, New Haven, and Pequot gas firms. Hartford Electric Light, Bridgeport Gas, and Greenwich Gas avoided hearings.
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Waterbury
UPI
William J. Verriker
Verriker
PUC
Connecticut Light and Power Company
Verriker Sald
Fig
Harford Gas Company
New Britain Gas Company
New Haven Gas Company
Pequot Gas Company
Westerly
R. 1
Hartford Electric Light Company
Bridgeport Gas Company
Greenwich Gas Company
Condemnations Planned for Three State Street Buildings
Houston residents watch as Renewal Agency votes to condemn three properties on State Street for a redevelopment project. Demolition will begin on eight Lafayette Street buildings, with title work and negotiations continuing for additional parcels.
Probation Given Danbury Woman in Child Risk Case
A Danbury mother Annette Herry was given a suspended sentence and placed on two years probation after pleading guilty to risk of injury to children in Superior Court. Judge James S. Shannon imposed the sentence at 9 Lovers Lane with Assistant State's Attorney McGowan opposing a harsher term and public defender Bundock noting the defendant's UCLA graduation and first offense with character references presented.
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Styearold Danbury
James S. Shannon
Annette Herry
Lover's Lane
Addeney Jona TF
McGowan
Herbert J. Bundock
Shannon
Ddr
Mark
Frank J. Culhane
Norwalk
LeRoy G. Jonasson
RED
Route 34
Newtown
Nm Automobile
Nine Hurt In Crash On Main Street
Nine people were injured in a three car crash at Main and Congress streets just after 1 PM. Two passengers, An né Kenney and Monica Rackwalsky, both 18, were treated for abrasions and concussions at St. Vincent's hospital. They rode with Paulino Villalanta, 22, of 45 Maple Street. Villalanta's car, traveling north on Main, struck a car driven by Edward Syntos, who had lost brakes on Congress Street and ran a red light, then hit a parked car owned by Charles A. Boyle. Santos was summoned to circuit court on faulty equipment charges.
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Main
Congress
St. Vincent's Hospital
S Anné Kenney
Stevens Street
New Haven
Monica Rackwalsky
Millcrest Road
Fairfield
Paulino Vilalata
Maple Street
Johnny Sleeper
Vilalana
Main Street
Edward Syntos
Trumlsal| Avenue
Congress Street
Pialma
Sleeper
Sant
Sgt
David Garth
False Alarm Ring Traces Suspected Serial Prankster
Fire crews were dispatched to three false alarms at Box 172 in Gregory and Columbia streets last night near South End, with five more calls Thursday. Assistant Chief Barrett suspects a single prankster or group. Dozens of units covered other boxes as the ringer quit. A man loitering near the East and West Berlin wall was questioned as an inspector of electric devices on dirty.
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Gregory
Columbia Streets
Chlef Jerane
Barrett
Berlin
Shelton Pages School Grant Cut
Hartford Feb 8 AP three towns Bouthington Montville and Shelton face reduced state aid for 1961 64 if per pupil spending does not meet a 300 minimum base under a Connecticut Public Expenditure council finding. Montville would lose 15561 Shelton 5180 Southington 51205. mins set to assure a basic education standard begun in 1948 49 with base expenditure of 100 dollars.
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Connecticut Public Expenditure Council
Bouthington
Montville
Shelton
Southington
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