Shipping Strikes End Stressful Longshore Gatherings
United States longshoremen faced a weeks long strike on the New York waterfront, with 610 ships idle and 154 in New York harbor. Talks led by Sen. Morse produced a neutral board study and hearings, ending the walkout after addressing wage settlements and arbitration options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Morse
D-Orej Iice
NYSA
Washingtons
Morse
ILA
Néutrér Board
Kennedy
New York
Attuck
Maritme
Castle
Gulf
PUC Hearing Set On Bus Fare Bid
The Connecticut Public Utilities Commission scheduled a February 1 hearing in Hartford to review Connecticut Company’s proposal to raise bus fares. Details show Hartford division single zone and multi zone rates, token sales end, student fares rising, and Windsor-Poquonock 20-ride tickets being dropped. City Transport Committee opposes, and other parties intend to register opposition.
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Hartford
Ltilities Commission
Connecticut Company
Mare L
Admt
Windsor-Poquonock
Rew Haven
Express
F Rom
Vale Bowl
Stamford
Wld
Transportaton Committee
PUC
Youth Hurt In Clash At Arkansas School
In Pine Bluff Arkansas a white youth sustained a chest wound and a Negro man was taken into custody after an altercation as two Negro pupils left the integrated Dollarway School on a station wagon. A crowd gathered when a parent arrived to drive the children home and a missile shattered a station wagon window. Deputies declined comment and the sheriff’s office said minimal details were available.
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Pine Cluff
Ark
St George Howard Jr
Heather
William Howard
Sarah Howard
Samuel Wayne Cato
Howard
William Howards
Sheriff's Suffivars
Swedish study urges Helsingborg Elsinore bridge plan
A government study committee proposed in 1875 a $140 million bridge linking Helsingborg Sweden and Elsinore Denmark across three miles of water. The report urged construction with a capacity of one million vehicles per year.
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Helsingborg
Sweden
Elsinore
Denmark
YMCA Real Estate Class To Hear Alfred J Carrano
Alfred J Cavcana of The Bridgeport Post Telegram will discuss Advertising at a YMCA class session on Real Estate. The course covers financing documents appraisal and other aspects of the business with discussion leaders from the Greater Bridgeport Real Estate board. Upcoming speakers include Raymond Stollman Jan 30 Geoffrey Shawah Balthein Pearson Feb 16 and Frank BelVecchio Feb 26.
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Alfred J. Cavcana
Bridgeport Post-Telegram
YSCA
O'Clock
Greater Bridgeport Real Estates Board
Raymond Stollman Lan
Board Retires 2 Veteran Cops Amid Pension Dispute
The city board voted against granting a pension to Emily Dallwig, sister of the late Sir William Dallwig, after debate over her claimed support from her brother. City attorneys noted pension rules require no other means of support, while police investigators found Dallwig lived on Kossuth Street with bank accounts in three banks. The motion to deny, proposed by Edward Caldwell, passed.
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Mulvihill
Toam
Emily Dallwig
William Dallwig
Miss. Dallwig
Aeller
Department
Kossuth Street
Jetter
Aloenty
Edward Cakdwell
Meredith Leaves Students Cheer at Ole Miss Exit
Meredith declined to reveal future plans after missing an algebra final and airing an English test. He skipped the final, risking academic penalties, while faculty noted his low grade average and potential petition for readmission.
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Ole Miss
Wnions
Jackson
Meredith Taifed
Meredith
Orcutt Club Alumni Meet Tonight With Detective Speaker
The Orcutt Hoys Club Alumni Association holds its first general meeting tonight at 7 40 at 162 Park Street. Detective James Fitzgerald of the Police Narcotics squad will discuss narcotics problems. Nominating committee to present officers. Former members and friends invited. refreshments to follow.
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Orcutt Hoys' Club Alumni Association
Tne Orcutt
Park Street
James Fitzgerald
Police Narcotics Squad
Police Department
Orcutt Club
Red Cross officials visit Havana amid freed Bay of Pigs prisoners talk
In Havana, two American Red Cross leaders arrived from Miami sparking talk of negotiating freedom for 17 Americans held in Cuban prisons. Officials planned meetings with Cuban authorities and Red Cross teams to discuss aid shipments and potential releases as negotiations continue amid fresh immigration and repatriation signals.
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Havana
APJ
American Red Cross
Slane
Miami
Raymond Eaton
John Wilson
Savana
Ed “Ress
Gilberto Cervantes
Cubs
Cuba
Washington
Red Cross
Mayon
Cohan Red Cross
Project Mae
Qlse
New
York
James B. Donovan
U.S. State Department
Isle Ofe Pines
Caban
Shirley Sykes
Shirley Lykes
Hang
U. S
Bill Approves Atomic Plant Plan at Had dam Neck
The house considers an amendment aiming to undo the municipal utility tax, while Rep Carrozzella seeks public hearings on a separate bill exempting municipally owned companies. The Had dam Neck nuclear plant proposal totals 89 million dollars, with 80 jobs and nine hundred kilowatts, supplying primarily to New England utilities. Connecticut Light and Power, United illuminating, and Hartford Electric Light are the involved utilities. Action was expedited under emergency procedures to meet a January 31 funding deadline, as the project seeks federal funds of 5.5 million. Both houses adjourned until tomorrow.
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Rep
Carrozzella
House
Fle
Haddam Neck
Connecticut River
Milton
Camptruinn
New England
Connecticut
Connecticut Light and Power Company
United Aluminating Company
Hartford Electric Liphe Company
Legisature
Peral
Actiion
Cold Wave Sweeps Midwest and Southwest Struck Areas
Subzero cold and heavy snow blanket the Midwest and Great Plains with Michigan to Minnesota reporting treacherous winds and reduced visibility. Texas and California citrus crops suffer, while western states see arctic air push toward the Pacific coast and distant snow squalls affect Lakes Erie and Ontario.
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Orthwest
Texas
North Dakota
Minnesota
Mit
Calaria
Rio Grand Valley
Marathoun Cid
Central Plains
Valencia
Arizona
Montana
Wyoming
Catoratto
New Mexico
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Iowa
Missouri
Arkansas
Texas Rawhandie
Missisippi Valley
Great Plains
Chicago Weather Bureau
Quilt
Mexico
Appalachians
North Atlantic States
Pacific Northwest
South Central
New York State
Pennsylvania
Lakes Erie
Ontario
Lake Ontario
Golatig
Lowville
N.Y
Lupine, Weston Ex-Senator Warns Apathy Threatens Nation
John M. Lupinn of Weston, former state senator, told Cheshire listeners that apathy and illiteracy pose the greatest national threat, surpassing external foes. He argued Americans chase wealth while neglecting children's freedom and warned that government bureaucracy undermines American business.
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Cheshire
John M. Lupinn
Weston
America
China
Mr. Lapson
Two youths arrested after street fight on Post Road
James B. Garamella, 37, of 517 Faisfred Besch Road, Fairficht, and Hubert C. Marrow, 16, of 120 Taylor Drive, were arrested yesterday at 3:15 PM by Patrolman Glenn Austin following a fight on Post Road near Miller Street, Fairfin'd Palace Wald. Garamella allegedly spoke to a girl. both faced a branch of the police charge and posted $50 bonds each, with Circuit Court set for February 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Garamella
Faisfred
Dock strike threatens Scotch on the rocks in Glasgow
Glasgow dispatch reports that a dock strike in America imperils Scotch whiskey exports. Scottish distilleries cut hours and workers face reduced weeks as whiskey bottling slows, with Dumbarton’s large plant cited and hundreds of bottlers affected.
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Glasgow
Scotland
SUGKE
Europe
Dumbarton
Term Imposed In Liquor Sale Case In Milford
Investigation squares fallout in Milford area as several residents face charges related to illegal liquor sales to minors. John P. Mardoganec sentenced to 15 days in New Haven jail for illegal sale to minors. others await hearings or were found guilty with suspended sentences and fines.
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Milford
Jane
Millard
Chelt Court
Chares
Richard I. Matthews
Fdgewind
Robert Af. Conley
Wilbur Avenue
John P. Mardoganec
High Street
New Haven
Larry Manchester
James Stewart
If Ridge Fleet
Ansonia
Ange Ternard A. Kasicki
Longest Costliest Tieup in Atlantic Maritime History
East and Gulf coast waterfront dispute ends after the longest and costliest dock strike in Atlantic maritime history. The 70- day stoppage cost about 700 million dollars, with Taft-Hartley act interventions by Presidents Kennedy and Eisenhower. Several longer past strikes are noted for context and losses.
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New York
East
Gulf Coast
Daya
Kennedy
Hoston
Aanal
Eisenhower
Hartley
Stamford Lifer Seeks New Trial Over Confession Claims
A Stamford prisoner petitions for a new trial arguing his confession was coerced by unfair methods. The trial court's decision on the appeal remains pending as the case is reserved for further ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haniel
Trude
State GOP plans study of party reform and structure
The State GOP will form several sub councils over months to study party operation. They will examine city town relations and the balance of representation, party registrations, and whether rules should change after Democrats led in registrations by about 25,000 in 1952. Pinney asserts leadership and plans to steer the party, aligning with Alsop and May Je.
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Plate
Emineil
Ancets
Cilits
GOP
Eens
Hiistory
Pinney
John Allsop
Avon
Mr. Alsop
Edwin H. May Je
Mr. Pinney
General Assembly
Burglars Enter North End Homes
Burglars entered two homes in the upper North End last night stealing cash jewelry and clothing. Stella Tamly of Memory Jane reported entry by a back window with money and a transistor radio taken. Christopher Ciccarelli of Park Avenue said back entrance accessed with jewelry suits and cash missing.
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Stella Tamly
Jane
Christopher Ciccarelli
Park Avenue
Ward Casey
Joseph Lupe Reappointed Stratford Zoning Board Chairman
Joseph Lupe was reelected as chairman of the Stratford Board of Zoning Appeals at an organizational meeting in the Municipal building. Lupe, a Republican, has served 19 years on the Planning and Zoning boards. Democrat Joseph Paviuchuk was elected vice chairman, Dotis McLellan was re elected secretary, and Louis Gisonne attended his first regular meeting after previously serving as an alternate.
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Joseph Lupe
Stratford Board of Zoning Appeals
Lupe
Plan
Ening Board
Board of Zoning Appeals
Joseph Paviuchuk
Dotis McLellan
Louis Gisonne
Tax Plan Sees Major Deductions and Rate Cuts
The plan would cut individual and corporate tax rates by about 33.5 billion over three years while narrowing personal deductions for mortgage, storm losses, and medical costs. It also proposes lower capital gains rates and a staged implementation starting next July, with shifts toward the standard deduction for many taxpayers.
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Mansfield
Nn Mantena
Consraress
Treasury
EHD
Mont
Theft of $10,600 at Hamden Bradlees Store
Police report a department store safe at Bradlees, Hamden, emptied of 10000 dollars in cash and 1400 in checks. The loss likely occurred overnight, with tampering signs on the cash room door and the safe bag store open until 10 pm yesterday. Emil Bloomfisch counted the loss today. Police investigate the unsecured room and note the money was last seen at 6 pm yesterday.
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Hamden
Crim
Whart
Peirce
Bradlee’s
Emil Bloomfichs
Comptroller forms budget administration department
City Comptroller Thomas A Mulligan announced the creation of a budget administration unit to tightly control city agency budgets. Assistant Comptroller Charles Waehler, Donald Miklus, and John Scharf helped draft the new budget recommendations expected for presentation later this month, with the Board of Education budget assigned to Waehler.
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Thomas A. Mulligan
Fof
Charles Waehler
Donald Miklus
John Scharf
Mulligan
Pesmuimee SD
Board of Education
Waéhler
Wae
Dempsey to Present Budget Message to General Assembly
Cavernor Dempsey announced today he will deliver a budget message to the General Assembly. The date was chosen after a conference with legislative leaders from both parties. The nine billion plan aims to aid industrial development and German efforts.
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Martiford
Cavernor Dempsey
General Assembly Fed
Formosa Expects No Food Shortage Through 1970 Says Gvernment
The Nationalist Chinese Government reports a record 2.11 million metric ton free crop in Formosa for 1962 and forecasts the crowded island will face no food shortage before 1970 despite its fast rising population now nearing an unspecified million.
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Formosa
Nn Mullen
Jury selection begins in Fairfield murder trial
Prospective jurors faced questions on capital punishment and opinions of guilt as Judge Shannon explained beyond reasonable doubt. Several candidates, including Mrs Edna Meyers and Leo Ganch, were excused for opposing capital punishment, while the panel filled as the courtroom reached capacity. Miller remains jailed in Fairfield State Jail with related kidnapping case tied to Gail Milledge.
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Spur
Bundock
Ford
Prospec Sive Jumes
Venlerman
Ram
Shannon
Edna Meyers
Glenbrook Road
Glenbrook
Leo Edward Ganch
Winfield Street
East Norwalk
Florence W. Fray
Riverside Avenue
Riverside
John Olszewski
Wood Avenue
Kathryn E. Schneider
Mr. Bundock
Kathleen M. Allaire
Tranisian Avenue
George H. Fant
Stratford Avenue
Anthony $. Stumpy
Old Post Mad
Fairfield
Dorlea Miller
Canog Hill_road
New Canaan
John P. Treadwell
Taunton Hill Road
New Town
Harold A. Carpenter
Scofield Place
Sigurd Anderson
Grodsell Hill Road
George
Chacho
Elm Street
Monroe
Firs
Elmore
Safford
Logan Road
Begis
Shan Qon
Bunlock
Sian Tae Uy
Secrecy Marks New Talks On U S Nuclear Pact
U S officials press Moscow for Chinese participation in discussions on a test ban while insisting any treaty must prevent evasion. Gromyko faces framing hints of Red China ties and atomic force work. Wiesner stresses verification as key to confidence and disarmament progress.
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U.S
Gromyko
Moscow
Wiesner
France says its atomic force ahead of plan
Defense Minister Pierre Messmer told a parliamentary group that France is ahead of schedule in building its atomic force and that first elements will be operational by year’s end. He claimed progress on hydrogen bombs and a missile delivery system, with H-bomb by 1964–79 and Mirage IV jets plus KC135 tankers aiding longer range capabilities.
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France
Gromyko
Charles de Gaulle
Geneva
Messmer
Jalon
Repubic
National Assembly
Hlm
Dissuusion
Shima
United States
Tighe
Cigarette Seen as Cause of Fire at Drug Store
Milford fire officials attributed an early morning blaze at Liggett Drug Store in the Connecticut Post shopping center to carelessness with a cigarette or match. The fire began in the basement at 6 45 a m and caused about 38 500 in damage. Firefighters confined the blaze to the basement with smoke damage to the main floor. the store remained closed all day and expected to reopen Wednesday morning.
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Milford
Richard Coley
Liggett Drug
Connecticut Post
Past Road
Central Headquarters
James MacCauley
Smpire
Colay
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Stamford Liferasks New Trial
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