Walk Off At Lycoming Plant Sparks Unauthorized Picket Line
Forty four second shift workers at Lycoming Division of Ages Stratford walked off the job after a coworker was fired for a serious rule breach. 900 second shift workers exist. 425 third shift crossed the picket line with 25 unaccounted. Local UAW officials deny union authorization and call for immediate arbitration.
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Lycoming
Division of Ages
Stratford
United Auto Workers Union
Foval 1010
Tommway
William McGovern
William Fantasia
Loca
IMG
David Doyle
UAW
AMID
Mr. McGovern
Enipir
International
Airvice
Wildcat
Snow Expected To Reach One Inch In Local Area
Snow began last evening and was forecast to reach no more than one inch. The U S Weather Bureau at the Municipal airport said the snow, with a cold wave, should end early today though flurries may continue. The temperature dropped to 0 degrees at midnight and should stay low. further coastal cooling and possible inland flurries were noted with no additional snow expected in the near term.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Toigh
Shelon
Bridgeport
Cold Wave Grips Midwest Amid Record Low Temperatures
A severe Arctic surge frozen much of the Midwest and sent cold air toward the Gulf and Atlantic coasts. Snow and sleet accompanied high winds as travel slowed and schools closed from Ohio to Kentucky. Residents from the Rockies to the Mississippi Valley faced subzero readings. a North Dakota search party found a 47 year old farmer frozen to death after allegedly collapsing outdoors.
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Midwest
Gulf
Atlantic Coast
Ams
Ussind
Mmlingis
Town
Ohio
Tennessee
Kentucky
Nogiherd
Rockies
Mississippi Valley
Michigan
Texas Panhandle
Neat Talley
N.D
Neistbors
Richard Neibeck
Income Tax Bill Filed in House Hartford
A measure supported by political leaders and Governor Dempsey would impose a 15 percent personal income tax based on federal taxes. The plan, filed by Rep. Joseph M. Rourke for the Connecticut State AFL CIO, would be paid in weekly withholdings and could raise about 35 million dollars annually, offsetting the state deficit and funding other vital needs.
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Hartford
Roth
Dempsey
House
Joseph M. Rourke
Nes Haven
Connecticut State Labor Council
Afl-Cio
Invasite
Rourke
United Fund Reelects Officers and Awards
Bridgeport U S District court opens a new facility in the Underwood Commerce Building on Broad Street with a resident deputy clerk Theresa L. Metta named to run the office. The facility will handle civil cases and naturalization volume is expected to rise. Raymond J. O’Connor of Contract Plating Stratford was re-elected president of the United Fund association at its eighth annual dinner with over 325 attendees. The fund's 1962 goal reached 3,141,000 with a record campaign effort and several board members reappointed.
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Bridgeport
Gurbere
Earl
New Haven
Theresa Ld Metta
Underwood Commerce Building
Broad Street
U.S. District of Connecticut
Lotz
Mit
Baels
Federal Judicial District
U.S. General Services Administration
Raymond J. O'Connor
Stratford
United Fund
Association
Stratfield Hotel
Doty
Laurence A. Dann
Arti W. Warner
Lewis A. Shea
William ©. Lashar
William T. Minox
Vic
Bernard H. Trap
Ttes
Alvin C. Breul
Eldridge Carpenter
Harold Dun
Chilip Epifane
Nonald W. Fowin
Jamesr
John HR. Marsh
Dob FL Boots Shairman
Steanard Divison
Robert J. Magoo
Tndust
Robert BB. ‘Hilgendorfz
Vincent M. Simkee
Public Setirce
President to outline tax plan in special message
The president will send a special message outlining his tax plan to Congress today amid widening dispute between Republicans and Democrats. The 1,000 word address is scheduled for delivery, targeting a detailed fiscal proposal and justification for changes in tax policy.
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TFK
Fresident Menneny
Congress
Arrow
Bridgeport Weather Briefs and Miscellaneous Notices
Partly cloudy and windy with highs around ten to fifteen degrees. tonight ten to below. Editorials discuss a proposed $13.5 billion cut and tax-law changes. Obituaries, sports, and crosswords appear in the issue along with weather data like barometer and humidity readings.
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Bridgeport
Coarinona
Burton H. Fern
M.D
Yasterday
Chelsi
P.m
Abby
Terrast TE Tide
Kennedy
Jacoby
Sylvia Porter Theater
Fragmentary date note with astronomical scribbles
A partial OCR fragment records a date line Twenty-fourth day of the year and Winter. It includes odd time observations with inconsistent sunrise and sunset figures, suggesting a diaristic or almanac style entry with unreadable times. The readable piece hints at calendar references rather than a complete event.
Five More Jurors Selected For Murder Trial
Prospective jurors totaled 31 after yesterday’s sessions as attorneys trimmed the panel to start the first degree murder trial of WM Vernald Maris Miller in Norwalk. Judge Shannon presided as sessions continued with recesses and further questioning to complete the twelve jurors plus alternates for the panel.
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WM Vernald
Maris Miller
Norwalk Cay
Superior Court
Jamex Co Shannon
Prospectiv
Stata
Outoff
Sane
Herbert J. Gun Hock
G. Sarsfield Ford
Whey
Akeerss Umil
Jidgy Shannan
Eapinatina
Veniremen
Hl Dily Wily IV
Reheren Silver
Marina Village
D. Marga Wakelee
River Road
Shelton
Florence
Hovsewife
Peter Boss
Canaan Court
Stratford
Tile
Bundack
Mr. Ford
Wir
Tter
Enhve Miller
Isabelle B. Sillan
Stonybronk Raav
Westport
Bundock
Ford
Janlge
Ater
Saur
Ships Endangered by Dock Strike Nearing End
A record 3 day dock strike on the Gulf Coast and Atlantic ports nears conclusion with ten ships slated to move within 48 hours. Major ports like New York expect three to five days to normalize as cargo backlogs begin to unwind. New Orleans owners align with a government backed 5 cent an hour pattern, easing fears of longer disruption. No end date final, but peace advances amid ratifications and votes due by Tuesday night.
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New York
Janga Iarl
New Orleans
Southoum
Virginia Lo Marine
Wayne Morse
Steike
Atlantic
Afe-Cio
Inter-1national
Mental Health Center Aims for Bridgeport City Facility
Hartford staff report notes Senate bills proposing a constitutional mental health center in Bridgeport. The measure seeks relocation of Route 43 and calls for state funds for site acquisition staffing and construction. State Mental Health Department would oversee with Public Works department guidance.
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Hartford
Bridgeport
Senate
Constisteti
Monmental
Inte Public Works Department
Dresses Taken Break In Store Leads Police Probe
Police investigate a break in at Hon Marche dresses on Capital Avenue around 6:20 PM last night. Owner Mrs. Trixie Jasmin reports at least 100 dresses taken, with a front door forced and a rear door found open. A black and grey 1907 Cadillac linked to suspects was seen in the area. Meanwhile Judge Joseph Bogdanski reserved decision on a Civil Service appeal regarding a new employment list for male assistant high school principals after a lengthy hearing.
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Capital Avenue
Ofelock
Trixie Jasmin
Thorn Kilroad
Pairfield
Ome
Jasmin
Alfred Kearsley
Arthur Buchanan
Stora's
Pulicy
Superior Court
Joseph W. Bogdanski
al Civil Service
Iwelia
Dudge Bogdanski
Scl
Pra
Edward P. Stach
Edward T. Tamashuans
Dist Corhe Post
Dteny J. Bus
Hhey
Fantashanas
Civil Service ‘Commission
Commission
Suklag
Hidge
Fipgdanski
Civil Service
John I. McGuiness
Comnkel
Civil Service Commissin
Samuel S. Freed
Buxton
Fy Chaney
Chin Renney
Svitnesses
Clancy
Theip Glipiity
Prolepal
James LeSuve
Buxto
Erickson
Vr. LeSure
Terifr
Linley
Parter
Uie
Intel
Santhe
Stach
Tansastunas
Chiney
Encificat
Princigy
Tuxton
Assis
Americans and Cuban families land in U S from Cuba
About a hundred Americans and Cuban dependents arrived today from Cuba as the exodus from Fidel Castro s island continued. The arrivals were processed by Pan American Airways at Miami, with children among the travelers and families seeking new opportunities in the United States.
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Miami
Flag Tan
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Actos
DCB
Fidel Gastra
Red Cross
Shirley Lykes
Morse Orders Quick Briefing On Cuba Crisis
Wallington Jan 22 AP Officials report a new Soviet buildup in Cuba near Fidel Castro. Morse urges immediate Senate briefing with State Department, citing tanks planes and missiles as part of the escalation. Keating cautions and cites Soviet ships unloading weapons and underground depots built in Havana to Camaguey region.
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Kenneth B. Keating
M- Ni
Cuba
4Ro- Porter
New York Times
Dispatch
Cakd
Sevire
Senate Armed Services
Keating
Preton Kenney
United States
Aiin Americ
MT Uowr
Todn
Pal Teno
Defense Department
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Piel
Preslcot de Caulle
Paris
Mercury
Weatherman
Polar Cold Grips
Shallers
State Labor Council
Warren J. Fausi
Robert J. Magee Claikson
Fairfield County United
Rose Rien
Straifeld Hotel
U. S. Cour
Underswood
Kot
Treasury
Defense
Miller
Diskonder
Pape Eien
Bill
Mississippi
Charles W. Snider
Cairo
St. Louis
Bob Marche
Capitol Avenue
Aven x. Mricksm
Grickson
Il Service
Crete
U. S
Anon
Pan American Airways
Morse
Havana
San Antonio de Los Banog Si Base
Camapuey Provines
Sierra Maestea
Orient Province
State and Defense Department
Goldwater
Harry Goldwater
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