Public quiz looms as Powers testimony debated
Mrs Hileman of Glassmanor Md and sister Mrs Wesley Melvin of Falls Church Va fear for a sick sister’s welfare as debate grows over testifying Powers before the Foreign Relations committee. Sparkman seeks full story and possible CIA briefing while awaiting hearings likely in two weeks and Sen Mansfield supports briefing on whatever information Pan era provides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hileman
Glassmanor
Wesley Melvin
Falls Church
Hile
Tan
State Dept
Silent Simlarlyttre
State Department
Sparkman
Foreign Relations Committee
Dean Dusk
Powers
Rusk
CIA
Senate
Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Pan
Howard W. Cannon
Lihe Armed Services Committee
Cannon
Veteran skipper laments sea despite 46 years at work
Capt Geoffrey M. Fletcher, British captain of the RMS Andes, says he does not like the sea, even in good weather, after 46 years at sea. His father and two brothers were Royal Mail Lines captains. He joined the firm in his teens and never considered leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Geoffrey M. Filetcher
Fietcher
Royal Mail Lines
Fletcher
Boy Hart in Sled Accident At Bridgeport Hospital
Seven year old Paul Mathewson of Stratford was injured in a sledding accident yesterday. He is reported in fairly good condition at Bridgeport Hospital with skull fractures after crashing into a tree near Bouthe Memorial area. His father is Post Telegram photographer Alfred Mathewson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mathewson
Stratford
Bridge’pore
Paul
Alfred Kind
Mathewson
Main Street
Bouthe Memorial
Stratford Crash Involves Two Girls Involved Injury
Box 26 Huntington road Stratford a car eastbound on Kenyon street operated by an unidentified driver was charged with driving without a license and released on a summons for circuit court Patrolman Eugene Freeman on traffic duty near 155 Kenyon street reported two girls ran into the road and were knocked to the pavement. The fire truck responding to the call stood nearby as the accident occurred with a stove fire blamed for $58 damage and remarks noting disarmament talks as less serious than negotiating the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington Road
Stratford
Kenyon Street
Circuit Court
Eugene Freeman
Kennedy
Vincent Carrill
Dudge
Paris Areas Hit by Bomb and Riots Across City
Reports detail bomb blast and protests in Paris areas near Place de la Republique. Police kept alert as crowds dispersed, shops reopened, and a plastics bomb caused damage near the area. Socialist and Communist groups held peaceful demonstrations amid nationwide strike threats and leftist activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khrushchev
U. S
Kremlin
West
Geneva
Place de Lal
Republique
Trafic
Secret Army
Pitre Mendes
Learling
Oil Man's Error Fills Shelter In Flood Crisis
William E. Morrow, river boss, recounts six hours at the Jackson home removing air and oil-soaked sand after a driver, not named by the company, caused an oil intrusion. Oil was pumped out at a high rate, described as several nines per minute, amid a tense effort to clear the shelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Morrow
Jackson
Morrow
Rusk Rejects Summit Plan In Geneva Discourse
The United States regards Khrushchev's counter proposal as a tactical move favoring disarmament talks while resisting a heads of government summit. Kennedy and Macmillan pressed for a ministers level start, warning that an army race could trigger disaster, as Britain, the United States, and allies debate the proper form of the Geneva conference opening on March 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1&Nation Committee
Rsik
Korushchev
U.S
Britain
United States
Rusk
Powers
Berlin
Southeast Asia
Kennedy
Macmillian
Geneva
Kennedy-Macmllan
White House
Khrushchev
Ormsby Gore
Khrushchev open to talks as leaders urge disarmament
Contained in a conciliatory tone the Khrushchev reply signals potential East West engagement. Kennedy and Macmillan told Khrushchev on February 7 that a three nation effort is needed to curb and reverse the arms race. They urged personal responsibility for talks and direct participation at the conference table until concrete results emerge. The message brushes aside the Geneva stalemate on nuclear tests and signals renewed U S British push for disarmament and atmospheric tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Macmillan
Chrushchev
Geneva
United States
Sports Editor Walter Hickey Dies in Burlington
Walter D. Hickey aged 50, sports editor of the Burlington paper, died of a heart attack at Mary Fletcher Hospital in Burlington. He had been ill since a pre fall attack and was admitted Saturday. The report notes earlier illness and hospitalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Walter D. Hickey
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Hickey
Storm aftermath claim eight Americans die in Viet Nam mission crash
A C47 aircraft carrying eight U.S. military personnel and two Vietnamese was found wrecked after a crash in guerrilla infested mountains near Saigon. The plane, on a leaflet drop mission for South Vietnam, disappeared during a flight from Saigon toward Da Nang. Rescue teams reported possible parachute sightings but confirmed no survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sibal
Viet Nam
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Wil
United States
Saigan
South Viet’ ‘Nam
Mulitary Command
U.S. Army
Air Force
Ngo Dinh Diem
da Nang
Robert D. Largon
Fayetteville
N. C
Fergus C. “Groves
Hollywood
Salif
Start Set
Milos
Coghill
Hampton
Truman in Capital to See Kennedy Today
Former President Harry S. Truman returns to Washington to dine with President Kennedy and senators. The White House calls the visit a courtesy call, scheduled for 10 a.m. tomorrow. Truman arrived from Independence, Missouri, to attend the annual Defense and War Preparedness Investigating committee dinner he formerly led in Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harry S. Truman
Senate
Kennedy
Truman
White House
Independence
Defense and War Preparedness Investigating Committee
Missouri
Westporters Rally To Save Milford Industrial Zone Plan
Milford hearing on the 1900 master plan's light industrial zone draws debate over tax base growth and restrictions. Three commission members attend. a two-thirds vote by the Representative Town Meeting could reverse the decision. Truman prepares for Independence trip as crowd reduces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O'Leary
Howard Dreyfous
Henry Hitzort
Citizens Planning Association
CPA
Donald Frost
Petitot Teall
Edgar T. Lee
Robbins Pointes
Budget Cuts Trim Jovino Plan for 1961 63
Milford February 12 Board of Finance reduced Mayor Charles R Jovino proposed budget by 5105 bringing total cuts to 12815 of the 1028 358 record budget. Major reductions included 2400 for a new animal care station wagon 550 for a two way radio and 68 for a red light. Also 1916 was denied for 414 new folding chairs in the Municipal building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Charles R. Jovino
Board of Finance
Cleyhall
Bulding
Board of
Finaoce
Educational Peril Cited By Ribicoff at Fairfield
Abraham Ribicoff Secretary of HEW warns at Fairfield University that the balance of brainpower may tip dangerously against the West unless the nation acts on the importance of education to freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ribicoff
Fairfield
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Health, Education and Welfare
Fairfield University
Ribicoff Hints Election Role In Connecticut Race
Ribicoff hinted at a possible election role and suggested his future plans remain unstated urging listeners to read between the lines. He noted no roots in the area and floated resignation from the cabinet to enter the Senate after Health, Education and Welfare debate. The governor and party leaders credited his 1956 statewide victory and the 1960 Kennedy nomination for a stronger Democratic coalition in Connecticut towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sibyl
New England
Lee Dempsey
Dempsey
Hartford
New York
Rockefeller
Albany
Sibal
Connecticut
Railroad
Sibai
Shaye
Bridgeport Gop
New Haven
George W. Genim
Bridgeport
GOP
Ribleoff
Leonard Rich
J. Dominic D’amato
Charles F. Dowd
Sihion
Senate
Congress
Acton
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Ribicott
John M. Bulley
Democratic Party
Ribbott
Kennedy
Ribicoff
Bally
Lonalfy
Los Angeles
Vane Son
Tedesco
Ribbott Maly
Prescott Bush
Greenwich
Engineering study notes steady college enrollments in 1961
Secretary Ribicoff spoke at Gonzaga hall about a federal Office of Education survey showing college engineering enrollments near a 1960 level, with freshman numbers about 67,800. He warned that engineering majors and degrees have declined overall, while graduate enrollments rose, and urged a national push to boost engineering education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonzaga Hall
Pubic Affairs Club
Ribicoff
Office of Education
Washington
Num Sher
Sreshtea Co
Bridgeport
Fairfield County
Hartford
Ribnevel
Prusses Tedesco
Ameriican
Ribloff
Puranan
Fumicolt
Fairfield University
Ag- Science Foundation
Pearance
Chub
New York
Hridgeport
U. SS. R
National Science Foundation
U.S
Department of Labor
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Julia Reinhard
Man
Educa
Commion
As & Nation
Mittee
Lwe
lethan'Corne
Lius F. Mulvihill
Atlantic
Mayor Tedesco
Mr. Irwin
Archie R. Perry
Fairfield Police
Mexico
Ministry of Industry
Camita Commission
Ralph Garofalo
and Commerce
Southampton
Rey
Fairfield
Frea
Baja
California
Sonora
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thurmond
Boy Hart
Paris
Geneve Group
United Nations
John Bromley
Folverhampton
Marcellies
France
FTA
Cay Aurell
Thailand
Argéntion
Burnes House
al Jordas
Burbank
Calif
Rot Burton
Sunland
Cadia
Beathwood Drive
Hollywood Boulevard
Holly Wood
Aiga
Youny
Sunset Boulevard
Pacific Coast Highway
Beachwood Drive
Hollywood Hills
Max
Sierra Madre
J. D. Barrington
Pasa' Ideon Glen Road
Altadena
Vie Gut Ieee
Hidden Valley
Laurel Canyon
Dennis Ray Milne
Monterey Park
Laurence Bennett Freed
Sherman Oaks
Tomes Fowlis
Highland Park District
John Clements
Ventura
John Reed
Santa Clara River
JFK
Westporters
Milford Firemen
Gulf Pond
Engine Company 6
Buckingham Avenue
David Hood
Wike
Rusgell Clark
Old Field
Jane
R. W. Dedrick
Jovino
Tede500
Pewemen
Abe Ribicott
Tackson
Haelford
Rep. Kowalski Salsa
John J. Drigcull
Leonard B. Kérshner
Horace McMahon
Willam T. Burlant
St Vincent's
Albert L. Coles
Conald J. Irwin
Charles R. Iovine
Eleanor Figrelto
Chris Goeser
Hord
Poland
Bwerten
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!