Dulles Names Wadsworth as Exstassen Post Ambassador
Former New York legislator and UN Security Council observer Wadsworth, 52, named to ambassadorial post. Yale graduate and Alfred University PhD holder with farming interests near Geneseo, a career in public service, and previous roles including deputy chief of the Federal Civil Defense Administration and Air Transport Association official.
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Yale
New York
Wadsworth
Diplomatic Corps
Howe
Aleigsed’ Oe Deen
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Truman
Security Council
U. S
London
Ambassador
Groveland
N. Y
Alfred
Curtiss Wright Corporation
Buffalo
Public Service
War Assets Administration
Government Affairs
Air Transport Association of Americans
I Cooperation
Shire
Hatty Tilton
Wadsworths
Manhattan
OUSTED BY GOP EX SHERIFF SAYS OUSTED CONTROVERSY
The report describes tense clashes during the Eisenhower era at Kohler Wisconsin with remarks by an appointee and undersheriff about using force. Mosche parrots governor Kohler to exhaust local resources before state help. A Senate film show reveals mass picketing and violence footage amid a long strike.
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Eisenhower
Kohler
Symington
D-Mo
Worth
Evelyn
Lawrence Schmitz
Mosche
Walter Kohler
Wisconsin
Herbert V. Kohler
Kohler Company
Joseph L. Rauh Jr
UAW
McClellan
Lawrence O'Neil
O'Neil
Senators
Judge Grants Custody To Rita Steeves Of Bridgeport
Judge Herbert S. MacDonald awarded Mrs. Rita L. Steeves custody of her two year old daughter Leica after hearings that began February 28. The father David A. Steeves was not present, and testimony showed no serious conflict regarding Rita’s character.
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Herbert S. MacDonald
Rita L. Steaves
Bridgeport
Leica
David A. Steeves
Leiss
Air Force
California
Steeves
Ruth A. Steeves
Trumbull
MacDonald
Harold Steeves
Rita Steeves
Rita Steves
Job aid boost faces Republican resistance in Connecticut
The Connecticut special session opens with debate over raising compensation and dependency payments. GOP leaders resist blanket hikes while labor voices accuse party leaders of rewriting history amid an unemployment crisis. Officials cite past figures showing extensive benefit exhaustion and propose targeted relief and loans.
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2 Chi
Connecticut
Ribicoff
GOP
John D. Alsop
Avon
Elmer A. Mortensen
Newington
Baldwin
House
Senate
Organized J Labor
John J. Dricoll
Connecticut State Labor Council
Afl-Cio
Mr. Driscoll
Elmer Watson
Wethersfield
Fred Pope Jr
Fairfield
State Labor Department
Watson
Pope
Renato Ricciuti
Driscoll
Bowles
Ricciuti
John J. Egan
Dris
Rep
Driscol
Egan
Seniator
Towns Split Over Boating Registration Law
Town meetings discuss a proposed boat registration law requiring legible numbers and a $1.35 fee to curb dangerous boating. Supporters cite safety and cross-town enforcement. opponents warn of complaints and ambiguous water boundaries. Brookfield narrowly approves, New Fairfield supports, Danbury and New Milford oppose strongly.
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Bantam Lake
New Fairfield
Brookfield
New Milford
Danbury
Mack Testimony On Influence Claimed In FCC License Case
Revet charged with attempting to sway decisions while Mack testified that no one from National Airlines pushed the Miami license. He noted rival Frank Katzentine had strong backing. Mack said he supported National despite previously backing Katzentine. Rep. Bennett and Rep. Moss urged Mack’s resignation over accepting about 2600 dollars after joining the FCC in 1955.
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Revet
National Airlines
Miami
Mack
Frank Katzentine
National
Kallentine
Rep
Bennett
R-Mich
Moss
D-Calif
Whiteside
FCC
Flames Devour Elm City Church in Basement Inferno
Smoke poured from the church basement as firefighters using breathing gear entered. Rev Michael Novacki retrieved the Blessed Sacrament while Mayor Richard J Lee and Chief Collins arrived at the scene. Fire damaged stained glass and flooded the basement with six inches of water. statues and saints lay untouched on a table.
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Michael Novacki
Christ
Richard JC. Lee
Collins
Holy Mother
UB Names Aides For Fund Drive
The article notes UB has raised 250000 in development funds for a new science building on Hazel Street between Park Place and Linden Avenue. Planned 2008 square feet to house chemistry physics and biology with classrooms and an audio visual education department.
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Hazel Street
Park Place
Linden Avenue
Meary W. Littlefield
James H. Halsey
Halsey
Time Magazine
Littlefield
Emnion Eee
Maia
Steinkraus
H. Burling Naramore
Herman K. Beach
Sargent F. Eaton
Sidney Reisman
William L
Soviets Conduct Two New A-Testes On Same Day
The United States announced that the Soviet Union conducted two large-yield nuclear explosions today. The AEC said both tests were megaton-range and marked three such tests in five days, as Lewis L. Strauss reported.
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Washington
United States
San Francisco
Russia
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Lewis L. Strauss
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Soviet Union
Fairfield Beach Jetty Payment Plan Outlined
Mr. Curry outlines sand pumping to create a beach about 100 feet wide at mean high water and 250 feet at mean low water, with two sand grains about 780 to 800 feet apart. Approximately 4,500 tons of stone will be used, and the western end will see faster erosion. The project aims to extend beach front by about 100 feet, with dredging to begin within weeks and testing contracts awarded soon. equipment on site about a month after pumping starts.
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Curry
Ne Eresien
Reef
Penfield Reef
Jennings Beach
Puzzlers Lose Ten Weeks In Row From Page One
The article recounts a debate over word clues and answer choices with notes on expected letter substitutions and reasoning. It describes a meeting where First Selectman Dimitl Kin nie introduced the commission members and town engineer Frank E. Daniels discusses a project based on Army Engineers corps recommendations from a 1948 survey.
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First Selectman
Dimitl L. Kin‘nie
Mr. Booth
Robert G. Lee
Val C. Hart
William H. Carr
Chester Richmond
Frank E. Daniels
U.S. Army Engineers’ Corps
Redstone Rocket Test Reported in Florida
A Redstone firing described as a routine test in Florida produced a slow traveling thunder-like sound. The launch had no link to any missile or satellite program. The Redstone, made by Chrysler, uses liquid oxygen and alcohol and generates about 75,008 pounds of thrust. The engine weighs under 1,450 pounds and the vehicle stands roughly 60 feet tall and 6 feet in diameter.
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Redstone
Chrysler Corporation
Ackerman questioned over Air Force funds used for rehab
The Air Force concurred with House funding findings and said Ackerman’s rehabilitation spending was legitimate for its purpose but could be seen as boosting his personal prestige. Ackerman has been ordered to report to Washington by March 5 and will be questioned by Gen. White.
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Air Force
House Committee
Ackerman
Thomas D. White
Washington
Ackerman Wale
Air Force Headquarters
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