Rebels in Iraq Press On Against Reds in Beirut
In Beirut and Tehran reports, Iraqi National Revolutionary Army troops push to consolidate control while gunfire persists in Baghdad. Witnesses describe Reds occupying central areas as images of Abdel Karim Qassim's severed head shock viewers, with dramatic reactions from travelers and officials alike.
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Paraguay Dictator Leads Early in Presidential Election
Gen Alreda Stroessner, Paraguay's longtime ruler, led in early unofficial returns with margins up to eight to one. Opponent Ernesto Gavilan had little chance as turnout surged, including women voting for the first time in Paraguayan history. Official results unlikely for a week or more.
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Alreda Stroussner
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Ernesto Gavilan
Weather outlook for Bridgeport region turns snowy then rain
Bridgeport and vicinity expect occasional light snow today likely changing to rain and ending early tonight with a high in the upper forties. Cold tonight, low in the 20s. Partly cloudy and colder tomorrow. Almanac notes mark February 1 as the 43rd day of the year and the 52nd of winter with sunrise at 6:34 am and sunset at 3:22 pm.
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Rusk Ride Urges End to Attacks on Cuba
Washington reports quoted State Department officials urging termination of congressional attacks over Cuba policy. President Kennedy touted U.S. resolve to defend vital interests as Moscow and Havana tensions persisted. Critics, including Sen Clark, challenged statements while defense plans shifted from Jupiter to Polaris missiles in the Mediterranean context.
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Billy Graham Told to Rest Six Weeks
Minneapolis dispatch reports evangelist Billy Graham has been ordered to rest six weeks due to illness. Doctors advised extended convalescence in warmer climate. Graham, 43, is at home in Montreal North Carolina and will travel only if needed for medical care. his team said the virus was found Friday and he left Baylor Medical Center to seek treatment opportunities.
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Woman pastor dies during sermon in Pensaluken church
A 74 year old woman minister suffered a fatal heart attack while preaching at the Beth El African Methodist Episcopal church in Pennsauken New Jersey. Ordained minister Fred A. Quen collapsed from the pulpit as 74 parishioners prayed and an ambulance was summoned during the sermon On His Way to Emmanuel.
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Gasoline Flood Creates Norwalk Harbor Peril
A gasoline leak from a Pennsylvania Petroleum Co tank on Norwalk harborfront sent fuel into the street and under wharves, with officials calling the spill highly dangerous. The Coast Guard ice breaker cleared a path for washing the fuel toward Long Island Sound as police guarded the area and thousands of gallons were poured to curb the flow.
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Bridgeport Boys Clubs Open All Day As Schools Close
Bridgeport three Koys clubs Orcutt North End and Middle Street will stay open all day today with a full schedule of events including swim periods. Schools closed last Friday due to illness kept many teachers away, prompting this municipal decision to keep youth activities running and provide supervision.
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Four Sisters Drown as Ice Breaks on Lake Babylon
Off duty officer rescues a fifth girl as four younger sisters aged 2 to 10 drown after ice on Lake Babylon fractures. Patrolman Pay Barnard saves Lorraine Corridan amid cracking edge. bodies recovered later. He used a rope to reach the girl in the water.
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Man Dies After Falling Into Niagara Falls
An unidentified man about 55 years old was swept to his death over Horseshoe Falls in Niagara Falls Ontario. He climbed the wall in front of Tahtorock House and plunged into the icy Niagara River before hundreds of winter spectators. Dr. Thomas Stim of Buffalo reported the incident to Niagara Pack Provincial police. further details were lacking.
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Freighter Damaged by Fire in Brooklyn
A Finnish freighter of 463 feet and 5,302 tons suffered a cargo fire in Brooklyn after arriving from Hamburg with submobiles, cardboard, and paper. The blaze was confined to the cargo area and was under control two hours after burning began. No crew were injured, though one man was treated for smoke inhalation. A city fireboat and two Coast Guard vessels stood by but were not needed.
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Features for Everybody In Telegram Every Day
Page notes and sections for classifieds, comics, puzzles, obituaries, editorials and TV radio theater and sports coverage. Readers encounter Dear Abby, Jacoby on Bridge, Sylvia Porter, fashion trends, and women’s news, with crosswords and a daily newspaper mix.
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Stafford Raps Spending Page at Lincoln Dinner
Stafford of Wey Mont told Bridgenart Republicans at a Lincoln dinner that unrestrained domestic spending risks national disaster. He cited a 364 billion debt, warned deficits threaten allied confidence, and argued GOP deterrence rests on strong, disciplined domestic finances.
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China Demands Yugoslav Party Revision Split
A Chinese editorial in the People’s Daily denounces Yugoslav revisionism and rejects bilateral talks with Yugoslavia. It cites the Moscow declarations as the basis for solving differences in the world communist movement. Soviet and Chinese views clash over Yugoslavia’s reintegration into international communism.
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Canada awaits cabinet changes in Diefenbaker era
Prime Minister John Diefenbaker convened advisers to shape a caretaker government and form a Conservative platform for the federal elections. Veterans Minister Gordon Churchill was seen as a likely defense minister replacement, with others like Chaplin of Galt and Maycel Lambert mentioned for key posts. Resignations from George Hees and Pierre Sevigny cited disagreement with defense policy and the anti-American campaign.
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Police Make No Arrests In Sunday Sales Survey
Fairfield and Bridgeport police reported no arrests after surveys of stores open or closed on Sunday. Officers visited 14 drug stores, 17 grocery stores, and bakeries. hardware stores mostly closed. Several stores displayed posters about Sunday sales rules. one shop remained open.
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Macmillan Faces Test Vote In Commons Speech
London Feb 1 AP Prime Minister Macmillan prepares to explain Britain's stance on the European Market as a confidence vote looms in the House of Commons. The debate follows Brussels negotiations with expectations of solid words before the result.
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Tobacco farmer surrenders in caning death at Pash Ball
BALTIMORE Feb 1 AP a tobacco farmer Willam OT Zanteinger 24 turned himself in to Central Police with attorney Chavyde Hanslay Towson after a statewide alarm for his arrest on homicide charges He is charged with causing the death of Hattie Carn a parttime barmaid at Baltimore s Spin Fuel The 6 foot 1 200 pound man remained jailed without bond awaiting arraignment Monday The 34 year old barmaid mother of two had suffered a stroke after being knocked unconscious by blows to the face and shoulders from a wooden cone The Ball was a posh Spinster s Ball sponsored by post de Iions
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Parkway Crash Injures Five In Connecticut Route
Five Bridgeport residents were seriously hurt when a car left the Merritt Parkway near Greenwich, rolled down an embankment, and struck utility poles and trees. Driver Samuel McPhatter, 37, was questioned by state police at Westport after the Sunday afternoon crash.
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Seek to Settle Row Over Plan to Oust 40000
A labor dispute pits five unions representing about 200000 antenna workers against rail carriers over proposed plan changes that could eliminate around 40000 jobs. The unions urge joint analysis and bargaining, calling negotiations stalled since last June. Rail management argues the changes reduce excess crews and cost, with potential strike action as talks continue.
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Naugatuck Man 87 Killed in Car Crash
Francis Allen, 87, of Naugatuck died after a two vehicle collision on Rawle Road in Prospect. Regina Trattalange of Prospect veered into Norman Nichols of Oakville, causing Allen to be fatally injured. Trattalange and her son Joseph, 42, were hospitalized, Nichols and another occupant received observation and treatment. Police reported the crash occurred near St. Mary’s Hospital in Waterbury.
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Norman Nichols
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Strike Seen Certain On Southern Pacific
Union spokesman says a Southern Pacific strike is likely as the company delays signing and 5,000 clerks have been displaced by machines in five years. The Brotherhood of Railway Clerks and the federation say the railroad must offer job retraining and protections during force reductions across California and neighboring states.
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