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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1962
Page
2
New York report describes French actress Yvonne Constant praising the United States after she recovered a dime from a bus company. She recounts a driver incident in Paris and notes an apology from the bus company, saying justice is wonderful.
Professor Ralph Burkholder arrived in ragged Bermuda shorts and an old striped blazer to highlight the Dress Up Day campaign at Rochester Institute of Technology. Freshman retailing students organize the weekly effort to improve campus dress.
A bill introduced in the House would authorize regular and special Federal court sessions in Bridgeport pending a new building. Mayor Tedesco plans talks with House leaders and faces involvement from Judge Anderson and Connecticut figures on funding and redevelopment. Stamford would host sessions temporarily if needed.
Sen. Thomas J. Dodd warned UN troops may need to stay in Katanga 10 to 20 years if Tshombe demands unconditional surrender. He said a Congo settlement is possible with voluntary assent from Tshombe and Premier Adoula, urging restraint on UN military actions.
A State Department spokesman said Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy had received an informal invitation to visit Moscow, countering a Soviet denial reported by Tass. Kennedy reportedly could not fit the trip into his schedule, while Justice officials declined to comment.
In northern Chile near Lake O Higgins, a light plane crashed. Charles Gilmann, an American official with the U S Technical Assistance program, and Chilean pilot Federica Fuehrer were killed. Two Chilean passengers were seriously injured. A Renoir impressionist painting sold for $900000 at Sotheby's London.
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