Night Parking Rule Seeks Odd-Even City Limits
A proposed ordinance would ban street parking on the opposite sides by date, with even dates on the even side and odd dates on the odd side. Exempts physicians and emergency vehicles, with fines up to eight dollars for violations. It lists numerous streets where parking would be banned between 1 and 6 a.m. and allows 4 p.m. on specified north sides. Tow zones empower police to tow illegally parked cars to designated pounds with fees and bond requirements for owners.
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Congress
Fairfield Ave
Golden Hill
Harrison, John
Lumber
Maplewood Ave
Middle
North Ave
Park Avenue
Washington Avenue
Central Avenue
Huntington Turnpike
Putnam
Kossuth
East Main
Evers
Cedar
Armstrong Place
California
Green
Berkshire
Main
Buckingham Place
Bond
Seaview Avenue
Arctic
Stratford Avenue
Crescent Avenue
East Washington Avenue
Boston Avenue
Connecticut Avenue
Grandfield Avenue
Success Avenue
Stratford' Avenue
Palisade Avenue
Knowlton
Steuben
Suggetts Lane
Maiden Lane
Vernon
Grant
Crown
Asylum
State
Howard Place
Calhoun Place
Westway
Seymour Street
Arch Street
Cannon Street
Chapel Street
Elm Street
Fulton Street
Meadow Street
Atlantic
Bank
Franklin
Gilbert
Gold
High
Columbia
Porter and Joseph Streets
Myrtle
Denver
Wells
Howe
Oak
Hicks
Helen
Police Department
Gladstone
Board of Police Commissioners
Fire Hits Building in Devon Center Milford
A two alarm blaze broke out on Bridgeport Avenue in Milford Devon Center. Firefighters responded with every available unit as the flames threatened the building, and two firemen were overcome by smoke during efforts to control the fire.
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Milford
Devon Center
Bridgeport Avenue
Fowl Play Turns on Egghead and the Hidden Discovery
A campion amecock moves in on B.O. Plenty but Miss Egghead, owner, resists as a gang plots to exploit a great scientific discovery for selfish ends. The tale features many Tamifications and an unusual twist in a new episode.
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B.O. Plenty
Campion Amecock
Miss Egghead
305 Club Plans Member Drive
The 305 Club outlines a membership drive to support United Fund operations as income shortfalls threaten planned programs. The Boys' Club executive committee will supervise the appeal with Raymond Flicker as president and James Bray as vice president among others.
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United Fund
Hart
Boys’ Club
Raymond Flicker
F. Byron Tomlinson
James Bray
William E. Stratford
Fuller Leeds
Richard Staples
GOP Opposes Bond Plan For Unemployment Breakdown
Republican leaders demand a breakdown of the 90 600 unemployed figures from the State Labor Department They want counts of workers with working spouses children in homes with two earners and those without This could delay a special session as Governor Ribicoff weighs the request Senate Majority Leader Elmer Watson says the governor may supply the data or shift responsibility to the Labor Commissioner Ricciuti who resists compiling the figures
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State Labor Department
Labor Department
Senate
Elmer 5. Watson
R-Wetherafield
Ribicoff
Renato E. Riccini
Watson
Ricciuti
Govermor Ribbcott
House
GOP
Trumbull Seeks Court Delay Over School Site Purchase
At a town meeting in Trumbull a push for delay in the Ehrsam property condemnation arises amid hearings. Witnesses including Herman Glickman discuss land value and subdivision potential, while officials review a Snyder site option and gas line safety near the proposed high school. The ATM Education committee also urges continued study and funds transfer recommendations.
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Ehrsam
Michael Sicilian
Herman ‘Glickman
Long Island
Trumbull
ATM Education Committee
Snyder
First
Lyons Andl. Mather
Greenough
PUC
Ehrsam-Davis
Robert Fitzpatrick
Education
Lyon
Fitzpatrick
Architect Lyons
Leon J. Stanne
Stanne
Park Lane
Booth Hill
Board backs land purchase for highway use south of Dayton
The Board of Finance recommends to the council the highway department use of 6.65 acres of land south of Dayton from the C. B. Lake company for civic purposes and approves acceptance of the parcel.
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Board of Finance
Highway Department
Dayton
C. B. Lake Company
Trumbull Seeks Bridgeport Sewer Tie In For New High School
Trumbull asks city for permission to sewer tie in for a new high school serving 1400 students, potentially 2000. Town proposes a one mile force main to Bridgeport Main Street sewer, 100 gallons per minute max, with Bridgeport approval and a five year lease option. First Selectman Greenough cites pollution risk from an alternative leaching field.
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Trumbull
Bridgeport
John M. Branneily
Tedesco
First
Frederick L. Greenough
First Selectman
Pequonnock River
Beardsley Park
Council rejects mayor on draftsman post for redevelopment plan
Council votes to create a draftsman job in the Planning department linked to the city's redevelopment program with the post to be filled by Civil Service. The move follows new data from committees and will require full information on future proposals. The body also voided a February action to pay Hoffman Fuel $71 for December fuel delivery after learning the bill was already paid.
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Civil Service
Civil Service Commission
Brown
Hoffman Fuel Company
Comptroller
Five Die In Havana Grand Premio Car Crash
A Havana Grand Premio car race ended in tragedy after oil slicks on the seaside Malecon course caused a high speed crash that killed Armando Garcia Cifuentes and a spectator. World champion Juan Manuel Fangio had been abducted by rebels and the event was halted amid security tensions linked to Fidel Castro’s movement.
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Fidel Castro
Juan’ Manuel Fangio
Malecon Boulevard
Armando Garcia Cifuentes
U. S
Havana
Europe
United States
Latin America
Stirling Moss
Britain
Moss
Fangio
National Sports Commission
Fulgencio Batista
Batista
Cifuentes
Cuba
Castro
Joe Brown
Lincoln
Brown
Orlando Echevarria
Rebel Band Breaks Up Cuba Theater Inaugural Cinerama
In Havana a rebel band hurled incendiary bombs at Radio Centro during Cuba’s inaugural Cinerama showing. Rebels in Oriente province attacked a rural guard post, leaving one soldier dead and two wounded.
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Havana
Radio Centro
Cuba
Cinerama
Oriente
Bandits rob L. J. wife of $12080 emerald ring
The pregnant wife of a wealthy women’s wear manufacturer was robbed of a $12080 emerald ring and $508 in cash in Herricks New York. Two polite suspect men wore face coverings and fled in a 1957 Cadillac after threatening no harm to the wife or her daughter. Nearby Manhasset police recovered the vehicle.
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Herricks
N.Y
Annette Dashew
Manhasset
Long
Governor Ribicoff visits Catholic High school
Governor Ribicoff toured St Joseph's high school with Bishop Shehan, meeting students and praising their vocations and study. He urged strict driving education, stressed reading, Latin study, and the value of a robust classical education while noting dangers from alcohol and speed on roads.
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John F. McGough
Shehan
George B. Curtiss
John J
St. Edward
Vanguard Test Delayed After Earlier Launch Pad Losses
The board reviewed the device to prevent repeats of the Feb. 5 breakup and Dec. 6 Vanguard loss on the launching pad. Officials cited loose connections from vibration and moisture-caused short circuits as prior faults. At Winter Park, Maj. Gen. John B. Medaris said another Jupiter-C launch would happen not earlier than tomorrow or before April 1. The Explorer satellite launched Jan. 31.
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Vanguard
Winter Park
Fla
John B. Medaris
Army
Ballistic Missiles Agency
Equitable Secures Pennsylvania Electric Bond Issue
Equitable Securities Corp. won bidding for 529,008,900 in first mortgage bonds of Pennsylvania Electric Co. The issue priced at 100.11 for a 24 percent coupon. Bonds due 1988 will be reoffered at 100,974 to yield about 3.35 percent.
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New York
Equitable Securities Corp
Pennsylvania Electric Co
City Tax Board Sets Final Rate as Council Delays Raises
The Tax Board will set the final city tax rate today, with no immediate raises recommended. The Mayor opposed raising salaries to fund a $200 teachers' raise, and Mr. Simpson signaled he likely will not back funds without broader employee increases. The Common Council postponed action, referring the Civil Service commission plan to keep current pay scales to committee for study.
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Simpson
Tax Board
Common Council
Civil Service Commission
Griffenwagen
Council
Civil Service
Senate approves debt limit hike for missiles and tax relief
Lawmakers backed a higher debt ceiling amid talk of increased spending this session for missiles and other programs to counter Russia, plus public works to ease the slump. The higher ceiling would also enable possible future tax cuts as economic stimulus.
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Russia
Whiteside and Mack in FCC ethics questions and loans
House investigators questioned Whiteside over loans to Mack and stock interests in an insurance agency tied to National Airlines. Whiteside denied improper pressure on Mack, while detailing long distance calls and multiple bank accounts used for trusts and business, amid criticism from Sterndard Schwartz.
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Stembler-Shelden
National Airlines
FCC
Mack
Whiteside
Schwartz
House Subcommittee On Legislative Oversight
Sternard Schwartz
Miami
National
Jack Stein
Stein
South Florida Television Co
Miami Channel 7
Biscayne Television Co
Biscayne
Charlotte
N. C
Rep
Wolverton
R-Nj
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