Urges Solons Back Program for Middle East
Dulles urges Congress to back a proposed Middle East aid and defense plan. The proposal would provide up to 200 million dollars yearly in economic aid, authorize military assistance, and let the President decide on U.S. troop use against aggression, aiming to deter communism and avert a world war.
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Pisa
Dulles
Russia
United States
Middle East
U. S
Pels
Midle East
Milford Officials Vote on Planning Board Districts
Unanimous motions approved to vote by districts for Planning Board members. District results show Raslavsky defeating White in First district over three ballots. White wins Second district. Field beats Wood head in Third. Fourth district ends in a 7 to 4 decision for Walker over Turnbull after three ballots. Field also named to Town Pension and Retirement commission.
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Walter Cable
Planning Board
Raslavsky
Edward White
Mr. Raslavsky
Mr. White
Mr. Clarke
Clarke
James White
Miller
Sara
White
Field
Woodhead
Walker
Turnbull
Sion
United States rejects aid to Hungary regime in relief push
State Department says no financial help to the KaDAR government while continuing relief via American agencies through the Red Cross to aid Hungarians. Lincoln White says Washington sympathizes with the people and urges independence from communism. Secretary Murphy requests release of American photographer Mrs. Dickie Meyer Chapelle held in a Hungarian prison.
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State Department
Pope
International Red Cross
Lincoln White
Kadar
United States
Murphy
Dickie Meyer Chapelle
Town Dog Warden Killed in Main Street Accident
Marco Ciufo 36 father of five was killed when struck by an auto on Main Street. Services set for Tuesday starting at 8:00 AM at A. R. Abriola and Son funeral home and 9:00 AM Mass at St. Theresa's Church. Burial in St. Michael's Cemetery.
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Trumbull
Marco Ciufo
Main Street
A. R. Abriola and Son Funeral
Main
St. Theresa's Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Dan Copola Arrested For Passing Red Light In Wilton
Dan Copola, 4, of the Westport Wilton road, was arrested by Policeman Walter Finch on a charge of passing a red light at the Pomroedead West Parish road. He will be arraigned in Town court Jan 21.
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Westport
Dan Coppola
Westport-Wilton Road
Wilton
Walter Finch
Pomroedead West Parish
Red Cross
Evans
Parkway
Guy Elwood
Maine
Binette
Texas
Clark E Blass Dies at 72 in Stamford
Clark E Blass of 41 Palmer Street died Sunday at home aged 72. Services are Tuesday at 2 pm at Franklin Hoytl funeral home 184 South Main Street with burial in Lake View Cemetery Bridgeport. He was a Seymour native and member of Corinthian lodge 104 AF and AM and Knights of Pythias lodge 40 Bridgeport. Survived by wife Jessie Wootton Bloss a sister Edith Thompson of Closter New Jersey a niece and two nephews.
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Stamford
Clark E. Blass
Palmer Street
Franklin Hoytl
South Mai S Street
Lakeview Cemetery
Bridgeport
Seymour
Bloss
Corinthian Lodge
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Jessie Wootton Bloss
Edith Thompson
Closter, N
East German sovereignty pact and Red Cross liaison noted
A report details a Soviet Poland accord on troop use and East German air space sovereignty amid four power relations. Another item notes a Red Cross police liaison for service members and multiple hitchhiking fines, with judge cautions and releases.
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Soviet Union
Poland
Moscow
East Germany
Russia
Britain
France
United States
Refugee son finally reaches his real home after long separation
Mrs. Prokaly recounts her eldest son Lester reuniting with his family in Hungary after escape across the border during upheaval. The reunion follows years of obstacles from occupation and removal bans, with plans for him to rest, attend school, and learn English. The family awaits a hopeful start as displaced persons find haven.
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Hungary
Steve
Lester
Jents
Prokaly
Mig
Brass Company Union 10 Meet Amid Contract Dispute
The Brass Company and Union 10 clash over contract terms and the company letter interpretation. Mazzabufi announced a 3:30 a.m. meeting with Steinkraus to demand a full explanation and apology for alleged misstatements and the removal of 15 tube mill positions.
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Mazzabufi
Steinkraus
Maxzabufi
Ribicoff Eyes Sliding Scale Pupil Pay Hike
The plan proposes $12 per pupil for the first 190 pupils in each town, with payments declining as pupil counts rise and stabilizing at $55 per pupil beyond 606. A $21 per pupil increase would apply across the board if approved, but falls short of Assembly proposals and State Board of Education needs.
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Blasket
Assembly
State Board of Education
Merchants object to parking meters and shopper impact
The Paradise Green area opposes meters citing loss of shoppers. Stratford Chamber of Commerce and area business groups back the opposition. The eight patrol pages in the Eastern Highlands of New Guinea are now Simied road to Ghoroka.
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Paradise Green
Stratford Chamber of Commerce
New Guinea
Ghoroka
Air Force calls for wider Skywatcher role in air defense
General Nathan F. Twining urged expanding the Ground Observer Corps as part of stronger air defense. He said more Skywatchers are needed and welcomed to join now to boost effectiveness of all air defense elements.
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Ground Observer Corps
Nathan F. Twining
U. S. Air Force
Twining
Ground
Air Force
Call Civil Defense Faslished as a Public Service
Public service notice describes a civil defense campaign produced in cooperation with The Advertising Council. It outlines goals of public safety, emergency readiness, and citizen awareness, emphasizing community involvement and government guidance.
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The
Advertising Council
City approves river realignment with underground culverts
The city council adopted a new river course through two parcels south of the B C M property and Brookside Shopping Center. Plans show 400 feet of underground culverts and about 230 to 500 feet of exposed channel across the involved tracts.
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City Planning Commission
Brookside
B.C.M
GOP Bill Seeks More State Cops and Benefits
As the Legislature nears opening, a GOP bill pushes to expand state police and highway worker protection and widen death benefits to all state employees killed in duty. The plan mirrors Governor Ribicoff’s pay boost and would make the current 188 dollar annual raise permanent. It also proposes life and health insurance premiums paid by the state and earlier retirement options for custodial prison staff. A Soviet order for 2.1 million dollars worth of cured herring is noted.
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GOP
Ribicoff
R. W. Sheehan
West Hartford
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