Union Sets Vote for Feb 6 on Arbitration Clause
The AFL Oldsmobile drivers union plans a Feb 6 vote on whether contract terms with the Connecticut company should be determined entirely by arbitration or by courts. The joint conference board will meet to consider ballot wording for about 1,150 Connecticut drivers and mechanics.
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McLevy Denounces Park Charges and Debate Proposal
Former mayor Jasper McLevy rebutted Socialist charges about park funds at a Workmen’s Circle hall. He challenged opponents to a public debate over Pleasure Beach and defended the current park program. The dispute followed Postmaster Russell Neary’s claim that park sales revenue was misused.
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Socialist Town Committees
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Loeir Park
Blackmailer Gets to 3 Wests in Hartford Court
In Superior Court Hartford, Arthur K. Archambault, 28, was sentenced to a year and a day to three years for blackmail. He aimed to extort 3500 dollars from probation officer Robert Hurney by alleging improprieties involving inmates and their wives, while a vest pocket radio transmitter relayed his threats to state police.
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Perior
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Bill
Arthur.k. Archambault
Charles S. House
Archambault
Robert Hurney
Hurney
White
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Dn Atcham
Harney
James’ D. Congrave
Ed Supreme Court of Errors
Ebvers
House
Bridgeport talks push for Alternate 3 route
A committee of Bridgeport area businessmen planned a Hartford visit next Wednesday to press State Highway Commissioner Newman E. Argraves for Alternate 3 as the preferred North South Expressway route. The group, led by Warren J. Faust and Mayor Tedesco’s Citizens Action Committee, outlined industrial impact of Alternate 2 and planned a report to the Chamber of Commerce board on February 9.
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Ronald A."malony
Citizens Action
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Hope
Maurice W. Reid
Laurence’ A. Dunn
Paul A. Rust
Lewis
Hamburger
E. Merrill Beach
Willian’ L. Hawkins
Harmon
Stoke
The
Manufacturers Association
John
Awake 8 Days Marathon Ends for Peter Tripp
Disc jockey Peter Tripp completed 200 sleepless hours at 7 14 P M local time in Times Square, claiming to have set a possible world record for wakefulness. A Florida rival also outlasted him briefly, while Tripp remained under medical supervision and resumed his regular radio duties from WMGM after the vigil ended.
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Peter Tripp
Florida
Tripp
New Yorker
WMGM
Hotel Astor
Twining on ICBMs and Soviet capability
General Twining said the Soviets do not yet have an operational ICBM. He noted the United States has one, and warned that ICBMs must be launchable to be effective. He spoke after briefing the House Foreign Affairs Committee in a closed session.
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Twining
House Foreign"Affairs
United States
Convicted Prison Plotters Used Deer Island Print Shop for Fake Checks
Investigators report a Boston prisoner ring used the Deer Island House of Correction print shop to forge checks. A guard and another suspect allegedly helped print and cash bogus checks tied to a major air line, with operations run from the institution.
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Boy Kills Family In Central New York
A 15 year old boy fatally shot four relatives and injured two others near Moravia New York. Police reported the attack killed Willis 66 Amber 55 Willard 21 and Elizabeth Ann 33. The suspect was said to be John Jayne who was taken into custody.
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Milk Cost Cut in City Schools Amid Mortality Reports
The Board of Education voted to reduce the daily milk price for pupils from seven to five cents in city elementary schools. Superintendent Augusta Mendel reported 3,068 pupils currently buy milk daily. No charges were filed in the separate slayings connected to the farm home tragedy.
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Gan
Augusta Mendel
Pace Features for Everybody In Telegram Every Day
Readings on pace features in Telegram daily program sections. Notes on participation by schools and the board's reactions. Editorials discuss editorial stance and coverage. Obituaries and sports pages referenced with partial captions and crosswords teased.
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Re-elected officers praised at annual fund dinner
Attorney General Albert Coles presided at the dinner in Mr Raine's absence and lauded fund workers and stairmen. Warner William as chair and Philip T Tryon named vice presidents along with other officers reelected including secretary Beriged H Tra ger and treasurer William Ly Lash.
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Almond Urges School Transition Amid Segregation Debate
Almond urges a full-deal speech to General Assembly proposing a transition from private to public schooling in areas resisting integration. He cites pending action on desegregation and faces a segregation-minded Legislature as a judge in Alexandria denies a delay in Arlington county. The plan moves toward desegregation, with six white secondary schools open to 10,090 pupils since September.
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Lawmakers Approve 600 Salary for Two Year Term
Hartford Jan 28 AP Members of the legislature unanimously approved keeping salaries at 600 for the present two year term as revised statutes carry over. The action, filed under a revision directive, sparked debate about prior rates and whether lawmakers knew of the provision before the 1961 session.
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John N. Dempsey
Democratic Party
Se “Howard
House
Senate
Eisenhower avoids views on school case and New Deal claims
President Eisenhower denied a rift with Chief Justice Warren over desegregation and declined to judge the Supreme Court ruling. He rejected copycat charges, saying he copies nothing but basic American principles and aims for moderate, middle-of-the-road governance despite GOP criticism. The president noted progress in missile development and sought to downplay clashes with the Chief Justice.
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Eisenhower
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Supreme Court
United States
America
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Floating Rocket Lab Arrives at Cape Canaveral for Secret Mission
The 420 foot American Mather mooring-rocket instrumentation lab arrived at Cape Canaveral to begin a highly secret anti-missile defense project. The Army ship American Mariner will operate far off regular sea lanes to track experimental ballistic missiles and measure their trajectories.
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