Frondizi Victory Backed by Peronists Amidvote Count
Frondizi wins support from Peronists as street demonstrations flare while tallying continues. Interior ministry shows Frondizi leading nationwide, with Balbin’s Radical faction trailing in many provinces. Provisional President Aramburu hails orderly vote and vows democracy. Soldiers guard polls. some areas report rain and flooded roads with helicopters ferrying voters.
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Balbin
Blanco Party
Tucuman
Frondizi
Liberal Party
Corrientes
Babhia
Radical Party
Frondizz
Peron
Dominican Republic
Interior Ministry
Santiago de Estero
Pedro
Aramburu
Guatemalan Leader Arrives for Visit to Washington
President elect Miguel Ydignras Fuentes arrives in Washington aboard a U S military aircraft for talks with President Eisenhower. Secretary of State Dulles welcomes the Guatemalan leader praising Guatemala’s anti communist stance and noting its ouster of a pro communist regime. Fuentes plans to assume the presidency on March 2 and reaffirm cooperation with the United States in regional security.
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Washington
Feh. 1
Miguel Ydignras Fuentes
Guatemala
Ejisenhower
Dulles
United States
Dulles Seid
Adigaras
Pim
Murphy and Macmillan Discuss Tunis Crisis
Special envoy Robert Murphy met Prime Minister Macmillan at dinner in London to coordinate U.S. and British moves toward a one-office plan to defuse the French Tunisian feud. He will fly to Paris then Tunis to press for a resolution after French bombing of a Tunisian border village.
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London
Robert Murphy
Macmillan
France
Tunisia
U.S
Paris
Tunis
No. 10
Downing Street
Murphy
Britain
One
Harold Beeley
Sertchiry
Foreign Tee
Taieh Slim
Riendy
YMCA Dance Club Meets Star Steppers
The YMCA ballroom dance club Star Steppers will meet tonight at o o clock. Hush Cavitello, president, will be in charge of the program.
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YMCA
The
Star Steppers
Hush Cavitello
Sailor Dad Held in Baby Death Case
A sailor, employed as a waitress, returned home and found his infant daughter lifeless this morning. Hospital staff notified police as the baby died soon after arrival. Medical Examiner E L Douglas cited extensive marks on the body. Bowen, Omaha native, faces bonds of 20000 on a charge of injury or risk to a minor and is set for preliminary arraignment in City Court tomorrow.
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E. L. Douglas
Bowen
Omaha
Neb
Knowland Hints He Will Back Nixon In California Contest
Governor Knight will seek renomination for California governor while Knowland contemplates the 1960 race. Nixon announced he would support Knowland in a fight between the two, denying any deal with Knight or a presidential bid. Knowland said he will not enter the 1960 primary if elected governor, clearing Nixon from a strong California challenge.
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California
Goodwin J. Knight
Knight
Knowland
Nixon
Mators
Boy 17 Found Dead With Bag Over Head
Richard J. Belongia of West De Pere Wisconsin was found on the kitchen floor with a plastic bag over his head. Authorities ruled out foul play and ordered an autopsy while listing the cause of death as unknown pending results, noting the teen was known for physics experiments and may have been attempting a self-devised science experiment.
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West DE Pere
Wis
Seb
Richard J. Belongia
Robert Weinritz
Outapamie County
Bernard Kemps
Heinritz
Richard
Mild Weather Forecast Keeps Bridgeport Lightly Warm
A Stratford forecaster from the U S Weather Bureau says Bridgeport should remain mild through tomorrow with overnight lows near 25 to 30 degrees and daytime highs in the 40s. Expect partly cloudy skies today and mild conditions tomorrow with scattered showers and highs again in the upper 40s. Yesterday was largely cloudy with temperatures fluctuating from near or below freezing to the low 30s.
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Bridgeport
U.S. Weather Bureau
Stratford
Mitchell Links Tax Cut To 108 Level Of March
Senator Knowland and Senator Ives spoke on radio about a potential tax cut to revive the national economy. Treasury Secretary Anderson said tax cuts require prudence but did not rule them out, while official optimism focuses on short term factors. Knowland cited discount-rate cuts boosting housing as a sign of possible quick stimulus, with defense contracts and public works under consideration if conditions worsen. Eisenhower’s postoffice modernization plan was noted but Democrats doubt early unemployment relief.
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Treasury
Anderson
New York State
Knowland
Senate
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Banks
Knowlard
GOP
Gon‘press
Eisenhower
Britain frightened by U S recession and trade limits
London reports Britain fears the U S recession will hurt its economy and urges Washington to ease trade curbs with the communist bloc. Prime Minister Macmillan sends three aides to obtain a first hand briefing. UK exports fell 15.5 percent in January with Canada hardest hit and U S sales down six percent.
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London
Britain
U.S
Washington
Macmillan
Washigton
Paul Gore-Booth
Foreign Office
Leslie Rowan
Robert Hall
The
Treasury
U.S. State Department
United Kingdom
Canada
United States
Youth Electrocuted by Record Player in Bath
Rex Jones, 17, a Huntington high school junior, was found dead in his bathroom believed electrocuted by a short circuit in a record player. Police say parents found him with the device in his arms, the record labeled Train to Nowhere.
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Huntington
W. Va
Rex Jones
Jones
Avel Bryant
YMCA Real Estate Class Highlights Industrial and Commercial Topic
John G Jackie vice president of Jackie and Richardson Inc will address the YMCA real estate class tonight at 8 o clock. The topic is Industrial and Commercial Real Estate.
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John G. Jackie
Jackie and Richardson, Inc
YMCA
Republicans Hit Truman Speech Prompting Campaign Firestorm
GOP leaders blast Harry Truman over a speech accusing the Eisenhower era of a Republican recession and a crisis abroad. Meade Alcorn and senators cast the address as pessimistic, while others defend defense policy and unemployment claims, framing it as a Democratic campaign opening.
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GOP
Meade Alcorn
Truman
Harry Truman
Alcorn
Bridges
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
New Deal
Rep
Richard Simpson
House
Westland
Wash
Curtis
George Washington
Knowland
California
Truman Family Heads to New York for Visit
Former President Harry S Truman drove from Washington to New York with Mrs Truman daughter Margaret and her husband Clifton Daniels. He offered no political remarks during the trip and planned to return to Washington Tuesday for another speech. Douglas Fairbanks Jr. met them at the hotel and warmly greeted the Trumans and Daniels.
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New York
Harry S. Truman
Washington
Capitol
Truman
Margaret
Clifton I Daniel
Trumans
Douglas Fairbanks Jr
Juice Trumans
Daniels
Driver Dozes, Car Hits Fence on Pike
John A. Hajus, 20, of 161 High Park Avenue Stratford was arrested on a reckless driving charge after his car struck a fence on the Connecticut Turnpike near Honeyspot Road Stratford at 1 a.m. He reportedly fell asleep at the wheel and escaped injury. He was summoned to Stratford town court March 10.
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John A. Hajus
High Park Avenue
Stratford
Honeyispot Road
Robert Sauffie
Hajus
East l
Stratford Town Icourt
Blood Bank Today at St Michael Church Hall
The Connecticut Regional blood Mobile is at St Michael's church school hall Pulaski street today 1 to 7 30 p m open to the public. The combined church societies including the women's guild and Holy Name society are aiding donor recruitment. Neighboring churches St John the Baptist St Cyril and Methodius and St Mary's were contacted for support. Pulpits of supporting churches urged donations yesterday with expected joiners from Mother Cabrini council and Park City council Knights of Columbus.
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St. Michael's Church School Hall
Pulaski Street
Women’s Guid
Holy Name Society J
St. John the Baptist
St. Cyril and Methodius
St. Mary's
Ference in Sixth Marine Regiment at Camp LeJeune
PFC Frances F. Ference son of Mr and Mrs George Ference of 30 Hading Street serves with the Sixth Marine Regiment, Second Marine Division, at Camp LeJeune North Carolina.
Eisenhower and Mamie Visit Phoenix in Sunny Arizona
First Lady Mamie Eisenhower travels by private auto with two companions to Phoenix from Georgia. President Eisenhower praises the warm mid seventies weather as crowds greet the couple at the airport. The party plans a stay at Maine Chance resort for women and includes civic and business leaders in attendance.
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Georgia
Ike
Eisenhower
Thomasville
Eisenhowser
Gordon Moore
Washington
Ellis D. Slater
New York City
Franksfort Distileries
Maine
Chance
Elizabeth Arden
Arizona
Spence Air Base
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Macards
Williams
Republican National
Solons Target Mislabeling in Foreign Aid Bill
Lawmakers accuse a defense aid package of mislabeling its purpose as defense rather than economic development. Maj. Gen. August Ki noted the term sugar coating to explain the program to taxpayers. They fault the process as political and unscientific, calling for ceasing pretense of expert level aid and tighter control of funds.
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U.S
August W. Ki
Spain
Congress
Rebel kidnap shocks Gran Premio crowd in Havana
The Associated Press reports top auto racer Juan Fangio was kidnapped by Castro rebels in Havana as police launched an intensive manhunt. Fangio had just set the fastest time in practice for Cuba’s Gran Premio, while rebels warned of bombings and strikes amid mounting opposition to Batista’s government.
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Associated Press
Fangio
Cuba
Majecan
Netlo Ugolini
Maderatt
Guarino Betochy
Guerino Guerini
Marcello Gambertone
Gambertone
National Sports Commission
Buenos Aires
Vana
Fideli Castro
Fulgen‘cio Batista
le Mont
Castro
Orient
Havana
Argentina
Europe
Maserati
New Bridgeport Vocational Program Proposed at Hillside Site
Dr. Greene outlines a proposed home and vocational training program to be housed in one facility at Hillside, with workshops for machine work and hands on pay, plus conferences with unions and state unemployment staff. The plan aims to fit local jobs and meet federal rehab requirements, inspired by programs in New York hospitals.
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Bridgeport
Greene
Dr. Greene
Bond Street
George Trent
J. Greene
Tedesco
Dr.Greene
Four Cars Crash on Harbor Bridge in Connecticut
State Police investigated two rear end collisions on the Harbor Bridge of the Connecticut Turnpike near 1100 Saturday night. An eastbound car driven by Lawrence E. McNerney, 34, of Stratford, was struck from behind. he was cited after a later arrest in City Court. Five minutes later Frank J. Gresko, 42, Bridgeport, was rammed from behind by Ebenezer Benton, 65, also of Bridgeport, who was charged with driving too fast for conditions and summoned in City Court.
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Bridgeport Harbor Bridge
Lawrence E. Mc. ‘Nerney
Margherita Lawn
Stratford
Thomas G. Smith
Frank J. Gresko
Grant Street
Bridgeport
Ebenezer Benton
Ley Street
Donald J. Warner
Shapiro Hearing Remains Possible Amid Court Conflict
The article reports a possible hearing for prosecutor Shapiro despite his resignation, amid a dispute with Judge Evans over conduct, with Chief Justice Wynne stating no basis for Evans to resign. Shapiro’s counsel Koskoff calls the charges against him false, and Wynne notes options of resignation or a hearing. The dispute began January 2 and centers on allegations of improprieties and procedural issues.
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Shapiro
Ope
Evans
Kenneth ‘Wynne
State Supreme Court
Ribicon
Trumbull
Rix
Theodore J. Koskoff
Koskoff
Wynne
Mmy
Police hunt bride case after threatening calls and search
Arzedi, a blouse factory worker, vanished after a reported call from a man who spoke of a voice, with police sending a 10 man emergency squad to search buildings along her route home from the drug store. Nine patrol cars scoured the area as Pinto, a magazine distributor, and Arzedi’s parents Louis and Anna, both distraught, awaited news.
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Arzedi
Pinto
Miss Arzeci
Louis
Anna
Koreans Reject New Plane Return Demand
Panmunjom report says Korean Reds refused a fresh demand to return a South Korean National Airlines plane that flew into North Korea with 34 people. UN command rejected Red demands to withdraw troops as talks continued at the Military Armistice Commission. The aircraft carried two Americans and two Germans. pilots allegedly forced to fly west.
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Korea
National Airlines
North Korea
Military Armistice ‘Commission
Tepme
Phtot
Air Force
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