Campanella's Son Arrested In Queens Burglary Case
Roy Campanella's 15 year old son David Campanella is booked on delinquency charges tied to a Queens drugstore burglary. The youth had earlier been released to parents after a street fight incident, with Judge Waltermade warning of severe consequences if trouble recurs. He now faces further court action for the burglary.
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Bridgeport Area Weather Report Summary
Official Weather Bureau bulletin for Bridgeport and vicinity notes fair skies and milder temperatures today with a high around 35 to 40. Tonight will be partly cloudy and not so cold, low near 15 to 24. Thursday brings more clouds and milder conditions, high 40 to 44.
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British Premier Shocked By Khrushchev Berlin Remarks
Moscow dispatch reports British Prime Minister Macmillan showed shock at Khrushchev's Berlin and German unification speech. Macmillan later relaxed after a Kremlin visit, then prepared for private talks to resume the next day amid Western hopes for progress. Khrushchev rejected a Big Four foreign ministers meeting and urged no talks on German unification.
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Telegram Page Features and Classifieds Listing
A fragmented Telegram page lists daily features including comics, editorials, fashions, financial news, obituaries, theater and sports sections. It mentions contributors such as Angelo Patri and Sylvia Porter, with page numbers guiding readers through sections like broadcasting, bridge, and women’s news.
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Memphis Pupil Paddling Case Sparks Parent Protests
Angry parents demanded assault warrants against Bart lett High principal John Barnes after he paddled 14 students with three more to go. Judge William Dixon ruled no probable cause for assault, citing school disciplinary rights and a 1944 state supreme court ruling.
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John Barnes
Bartlett High
Memphis
Tenn
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Willard Dixon
Barnes
William Dixon
Dixon
State Supreme Court
George B. Scott
Bartlett, High
Navy plans scrap 43 warships including five battleships
The Navy announced plans to scrap 43 former warships totaling about 520000 tons over a year. It includes five battleships, nine heavy cruisers, ten light cruisers, four anti aircraft light cruisers and 15 WWII light carriers. Ships lie in mothball fleets at Philadelphia Bremerton San Diego Stockton and Boston. Original cost was 697640000 with salvageable equipment valued at 3082000 and scrap value near 27194000.
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San Diego
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Maryland
California
Colorado
West Virginia
Watson Defends Parkway Board at Hartford Hearing
Theodore S. Watson of Greenwich, chair of the Merritt Parkway commission, opposed a Ribicoff plan to merge the parkway with the state highway system. He warned the move could reduce attention to the parkway and turn it into just another expressway. Deputy Finance Commissioner Perry Phillips urged approval, citing efficiency and economy in Governor Ribicoff's consolidation program.
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Perry Phillips
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Highway Commissioner
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Ribscoff
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Democrats WW test vote on tie in Hartford
In Hartford on February 24 the Connecticut House failed to reach a majority on the first roll call of the session but carried the motion on a tie. A party line clash emerged over a resolution by Rep. S. C. Smith calling for salary increases for legislators, criticized as missing governor Ribicoff’s budget provisions. The tie vote was 117 to 117 with 54 absent, and Speaker William J. O’Brien Jr. cast the deciding vote to uphold his ruling.
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Mansfield
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Samuel S. Googel
New Britain
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A. Searle Pinney
Brookfield
Reuther Victorious in Clash Over Union Policies
Walter Reuther leader of the United Auto Workers won a struggle with George Meany AFL-CIO chief during the AFL-CIO winter meeting in San Juan Puerto Rico. Reuther pushed for mass demonstrations to dramatize five million idle workers plight while Meany favored economic aid and legislation. The council eventually endorsed Reuther plan to assemble thousands of unemployed in Washington.
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White House
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Afl-Cio Executive Council
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Jully Reuther
Pinball Racket Ties to Two 1957 Killings
Senate Rackets Committee heard that Chicago gaming operators used the Chicago Independent Amusement Association to coerce pinball machine operators. Three musclemen Mastari Rini and Ross faced charges. Bates was later killed by a volley of bullets after a failed attempt to kill Mastari. Ross and Rini invoked the Fifth Amendment.
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Chicago Independent Amusement Association, Inc
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Alex Ross
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Harding Bassick Lose In CIAC Tourney Playoffs
Warren Harding and Bassick each fell in CIAC Class A preliminary games. Harding led Wallingford late before losing 67 58 to Harford Public High. Bassick was defeated 68 83 by Notre Dame of West Haven in New Britain. Stapies High beat Ham 6 47 to advance to face Hillhouse in New Haven, while Hall High edged Bristol 49 47 in Middletown.
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Warren Harding
Bassick
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Harding
Two Teens Nabbed in Stolen Car Theft Case
Two 18 year old girls, Margaret Richards and Rita Conte of Gun Hill road Seymour, were taken into custody by Bridgeport police at 11 last night riding in a stolen car owned by Bernard Plunkett of Rocton avenue. They face breach of the peace charges and $1000 bail each. Patrolman Frederick Cisko spotted the car on High street with one girl driving and a chase followed to the Detective division where officers believe the suspects used fictitious names and addresses. Further questioning was planned.
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Bridgeport
Margaret Richards
Rita Conte
Gun Hill Road
Seymour
Willard Stevane
Bernard Plunkett
Rocton Avenue
High Street
Plunkett
Frederick Cisko
Anton Strett
sta'-Desk
George Freeman
Freak Snow Storm Blankets Jerusalem in Rare Cover
A freak snowstorm blankets Jerusalem with several inches of snow. Traffic halts and coastal seas churn as a small Lebanese vessel, crewed by Syrians, seeks shelter in Haifa. More snow was forecast for the hills tomorrow, a rare event for the city.
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Haifa
Judean Hills
Ithea Alco
Tel Aviv
Coas
Hopes’ Dimming for Flying Doctors in New Hampshire
In dim light and heavy snow, a large air and ground search scoured a 1000 square mile area along the Connecticut River for two New Hampshire doctors after a plane vanished Saturday. Rescuers resumed today after a 24 hour ground halt, with crews in White Mountain terrain and Hartford Vermont alerted by a hillside crash report.
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Ralph E. Miller
Berlin
Blondine Bigamist Cannella Sentenced in Brooklyn
Michael Cannella 35, a plumber, was sentenced to two and a half to five years in prison for marrying three blondes at once. Judge John R. Starkey condemned the crime as Cannella’s attempt to take wives out of circulation. The three women Lillian 28 Ethel 27 and Patricia 23 watched as he was led away.
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John R. Starkey
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Ethel
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Mayor backs one mill tax hike for school budget
The Board of Apportionment and Taxation adopted a final 1959-60 budget totaling 22,095,428 with a 9.915 mill tax rate, one mill higher than last year. Education is budgeted at 7,062,904, up 201,724 from last year, while the school board requested an extra 113,000 plus funds for instructional needs. Mayor Tedesco said further increases would be inadvisable amid tight finances, noting Hartford and Stratford raised taxes more.
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