Retired Bank Official Dies of Heart Attack in Car
Manchester January 2 AP A 67 year old William E Howe of Wollaston Massachusetts retired First National Bank official died at the wheel of his car from a heart attack while en route to Florida for his annual winter vacation. He suffered the attack about 1030 a.m. on the Wilbur Cross highway near the Seming Street overpass.
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Manchester
iWay
Florida
Wilbur Cross
William E. Howe
Wollaston
Mass
First National Bank
Boston
Howe
Seming Street
Montgomery curfew extended after bus violence in Alabama
In Montgomery Alabama the city commission extended a 5 p m curfew on buses and approved 560000 to hire 20 more police after a spate of bus shootings tied to racial integration. City Lines warned the curfew cuts business while police extend patrols under emergency decree.
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Montgomery
Ala
Rosa Jordan
J. H. Bagely
Montgomery City Lines Inc
Bagley
Montgomery City Lines
National City Lines of
Chicago
Police Department
Clyde Seljers
Go slow seen in Kremlin on de Stalinizing
Soviet leaders slow de-Stalinization at home and in satellites with Khrushchev signaling restraint. Moscow sources note unofficial remarks and magazine critiques reflect a shift, while leaders fear provoking unrest and still rely on Stalin-era methods to handle challenges.
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Kremlin
Roy Essoyan
Moscow
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Stalin
Democratic Women to Staff Hartford Information Center
Democratic women chosen to staff the state Capitol information and research center will be briefed at a session in Hartford. Mrs. Gertrude O’Donnel and Mrs. Beatrice H. Rosenthal will lead discussions as over 50 volunteers prepare to observe House and Senate sessions and committee hearings.
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Hartford
Jan
State Capitol
Gertrude O'Donnel
Litchfield
Democratic State Central Committee
Beatrice H. Rosenthal
Waterford
Connecticut Federation of Democratic Women's Clubs
House
Senate
Assembly
Local Produce Prices From Retail and Wholesale Quotes
Local produce sold to retailers shows extra large eggs 44 to 47 cents a dozen and large eggs 42 to 45 cents a dozen. Quotations from produce centers indicate Baldwin apples 2.50 to 3.75 per bushel and Cort pounds. Shipped in produce includes snap beans 385.50 a bushel and broccoli 2.75 for 14 bunches. New cabbage 3.50 to 3.25 per crate. Old celery and other items listed with per crate or per bushel pricing.
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Leity
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