Ranger 3 photographed Moon as it speeds by in space
Pasadena reports that Ranger 3, intended for the Moon but off course, photographed the Moon as it sped past and entered solar orbit. Ground trackers at Goldstone noted weak signal due to antenna misalignment and potential data loss, with hopes fading for usable results.
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Pasadena
Caht
Moon
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Pasadina
Here
Goldstone
Earth
JPL
IPL
U.S
Weather Summary for Bridgeport and Vicinity
Fair today with a high near 30 degrees and increasing clouds tonight low around 20. Cloudy Tuesday with a similar high near 30. Yesterday’s high was 32 and low 8 with the barometer at 30.13 and humidity at 38 percent. Tide times listed for today and tomorrow include highs at 6:04 am and 6:36 pm. Almanac notes January 29 marks the twenty ninth day of the year and the thirty ninth day of winter.
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U.S Weather Bureau
US Dept of Commerce
Bridgeport and Vicinity
Bridgeport Sees Grand List Gain and Stable Tax Milestone
Bridgeport heads into a second consecutive year without a tax increase as the Grand List rises by 8.45 million, yielding about 345 thousand dollars in new revenue while non tax receipts total 409 thousand. Mayor Tedesco orders tight budgets, with Comptroller Mulligan submitting a plan not increasing the 40.8 mill tax rate and a 420 thousand reserve set aside for potential teacher pay raises. public hearings begin February 6 to review proposed department appropriations including Education at 7.90 million and Fire at 72.63 million.
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Bridgeport
Samuel J. Tedesco
Thomas A. Mullipan
Board of Apportionment
Mulligan
Fire Department
Ceylon crushes attempted coup by senior officers
The Ceylonese government stated that an attempted coup by senior police and armed forces officers was foiled after information surfaced that ministers and other leaders could be arrested. Five officers were detained as the plot was investigated and described as a carefully planned coup d etat.
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Colombo
Ceylon
Features for Everybody In Telegram Every Day Page
Angelo Patri and Batton H Fern contribute features and columns across the Telegram page. Includes editorials, fashions, obituaries, comics, puzzles, bridge, sports, theater, and television radio notes.
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Angelo Patri
Batton H. Fern
M.D
Jacoby
Oeenes
Jeans Eleed
Women's
Evacuation of all white priests and nuns in North Katanga
United Nations reports that all white priests and nuns have been evacuated from the terror belt of North Katanga. Maj Dick Lawson, leading a one man mercy mission, was attacked and beaten in Mbuluta but escaped with a Congolese officer and returned toward Leopoldville to file a full report. The attackers are not named in Lawson’s preliminary message to UN headquarters.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
United Nations
Katanga
Dick Lawson
Mbuluta
Lawson
Five Stradivarius violins found in recluse hoard
In Narberth Wales, a 61 year old hermit Herman Idle kept five violins bearing Antonius Stradivarius in a cluttered, dusty home. Experts estimate the hoard could fetch around 100000 pounds if authentic. Dealers from Britain will inspect the instruments before an auction set for Thursday in the village hall.
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Narberth
Wales
Herman Idle
Antonius Stradivarius
Stradivarius
Britain
Jluiet
Herman
Wyndham Coline
Thieves Ransack Thomes In City
Burglars entered six homes in the North End and one in the West Side yesterday and last night ransacked them. Detective Charles Kinsman reported $250 cash and other items were taken from Paul Garafalo’s home at 26 Lindley Street. Entry was by forcing a rear door. Other homes entered include Arnold Epstein 14 Fern Street Philip D Starko 432 French Street Helen J Williams 822 French Street George W Hultgren 510 Lake Avenue Anna Delmastro 434 French Street and Benjamin Steiner 177 Laurel Place. Inventory checks planned to determine further losses.
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Charles Kinsman
Paul Garafalo
Lindley Street
Arnold Epstein
Fern Street
Philip D. Starko
French Street
Helen J. Willams
George W. Hultgren
Lake Avenue
Anna Delmastro
Benjamin Steiber
Laurel Place
Two Boys Die In Mine Cave-In Near Clearfield
In Clearfield Pennsylvania on January 25 two boys Wesley Lowe thirteen and Larry Husted ten were found dead in an abandoned clay mine. They vanished January 14 while entering the mine. The two were located seventeen feet underground near a previously dug hole, both dying instantly from skull fractures and other injuries. Federal mine inspector Richard Reid noted the younger boy was found clutching the leg of the older, suggesting they were together when the collapse occurred. The boys’ fathers Eugene Lowe and Ernest Husted faced the news with grief as doctors treated Larry’s mother who collapsed.
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Clearfield
Wesley Lowe
Larry Husted
Eugene Husted
Larry
Eugene Lowe
Ernest Husted
Marshal Dixon
Lewis C. Pusch
Philipsburg State Hospital
Wesley
Richard Reid
Lowe
White House asks four states to aid New Haven railroad
The White House urged governors of New York Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Island to propose ways to save the bankrupt New Haven railroad. Andrew Hatcher said Kennedy did not instruct direct actions but asked for suggestions and text of Feldman letter notes prior federal aid and calls for swift action to resolve the railroad’s economic plight amid bankruptcy proceedings.
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Palm Beach
White House
New Haven
Andrew Hatcher
Kennedy
Hatcher
Myer Feldman
New York
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Feldman
U.S
Department of Justice
Robert P. Anderson
Boy Skater Rescued After Beardsley Pond Incident
Police and fire crews rushed to Beardsley park pond on Sylvan Avenue shortly after 10 pm after a call reported a boy fell through the ice. Witnesses said he was pulled out and taken away by car. Hospitals had no record of him. officers suspect the driver may have returned him home.
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Beardsley Park
Sylvan Avenue
Kennedy signs urban affairs and housing cabinet plan
President Kennedy signed a message to Congress announcing plans to create a new cabinet department of Urban Affairs and Housing. Details were not immediately released. the message is to be formally submitted to Congress on Tuesday.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Kennedy
Congress
Urban Affairs and Housing
White House
America
Congres
Congress Will Get Messages Tuesday
Washington dispatch reports two presidential messages due Tuesday could shift political dynamics in the election year. One outlines a plan to create a new Cabinet Department of Urban Affairs and Housing with an initial Negro member, while the other details farm policy ideas. The House docket includes a $1.5 billion college construction aid bill and a Senate-endorsed common carriers regulation measure, with debate on the school bill beginning Tuesday.
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Washington
Congress
Department of Urban Affairs, and Housing
Cabinet
House
Far Right in America Surveyed By Prize Winning AP Newsman
AP special correspondent Relman Morin conducts a six part series on the far right in America. The first article offers a composite portrait with future installments to cover their motives, figures like General Walker and Senator Strom Thurmond, and the movement's anti communist influence.
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America
Associated Press
Relman Morin
Telegram
Walker
Sen
Strom Thurmond
Cleveland doctor believed dead found breathing at funeral home
Jerome A Streem 37 a Cleveland Heights physician and dental writer for the Cleveland Plain Dealer was thought dead at his home. He showed respiration after being moved to a funeral home's prep room where Larry Miller shouted My God hes breathing. An oxygen tank was used and resuscitation followed. He was reported in fair condition at Mount Sinai Hospital.
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Cleveland Heights
Larry Miller
Jerome A. Streem
Miller
Leon
Steem
Mount Sinai Hospital
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ronald M. Streem
St. Joseph Hospital
Lorain
Ronald Streen
Jerome
Streem
Billy Graham declines private fallout shelter decision
The Associated Press receives Billy Graham comments from The Asheville Citizen-Times on nuclear preparedness. Graham, after prayerful consideration, says he will not build a private shelter now, citing moral and spiritual implications and lack of authoritative proof of shelter survival value. He recalls Noah's ark as a faith-based example, emphasizing obedience to God’s instructions.
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Bmy
Graham
Asheville
S.C
Citizen-Times
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Citizen Times
Billy Graham
India
Noah
God
Earth
Tehran riots blame Soviet embassy officials during student protests
Premier Ali Amini accused Soviet embassy personnel of involvement as Tehran university students clashed with soldiers and police. He said Moscow had been urged to respond while authorities previously blamed Communists and feudal landlords for the demonstrations. The unrest follows Iran’s land reform tensions and anti Shah sentiment tied to Mossadegh.
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Tran
Ali Amini
Moscow
Amini
Radio
Mohammed Mossadegh
Iran
Central Treaty Organization
Turkey
Pakistan
Britain
United States
Fire Kills Six Children and Three Adults in Buckland
Buckland Mass January 23 AP six children and three adults all members of one family perished when a two story converted farmhouse burned in western Massachusetts village. only survivor was 11 year old Robert Deome Jr who escaped by breaking through a rear door window. The victims included the boy’s mother Mrs Robert Deome 32 and a brother 16 and his grandparents Raymond and Janet Crandall aged 65 and 63. The five cousins were children of Everett Crandall of Springfield and Mrs Wilbur Rogers of Greenfield. The mother had remarried after a divorce and Mrs Rogers, an expectant mother, was not told immediately that her five children were dead. The boy cried I have only one parent now as police quoted him.
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Buckland
Mass
Massachusetts
Robert Deome, Jr
Robert Delome
Charles
Raymond R. Crandall
Everett Crandall
Springfield
Wilbur Rogers
Greenfield
Robert Deame
Sheen
West Haven Man Dies in Home Fire
A 63 year old West Haven man, George Allen, died in a fire at his Coleman Road home. Found in a rear bedroom of the wooden dwelling, the cause of the fire and death was not yet determined. Allen lived alone and had a heart condition. he formerly worked at the Howard company.
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West Haven
Coleman Road
George Allen
Allen
Howard Company
Six-Point Plan Falls Short of American Goals
In Punta del Este Uruguay on January 28 a conference of hemisphere foreign ministers agreed to draft a six point declaration to condemn Castro and to create sanctions machinery. The plan relies on voluntary measures by individual countries under the OAS, avoiding mandatory steps. US aides expect broad backing from 17 of 20 nations and a general statement on the dangers of communism, with debate continuing over expelling the Castro regime from OAS bodies.
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Uruguay
Wmidel Castro
Cuba
Washington
U.S
Castro
Organization of Americans States
OAS
Brazil
Mexico
U. S
Inter-American Defense Board
Francisco San Thiago Dantas
Dantas
Circus Reemerges as Spectacular Road Show in Venice
The Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Combined Circus returns in a bold new traveling act. After closing its big top in Pittsburgh in 1936, the circus moved winter quarters to Sarasota then Venice, building facilities for a scaled but vibrant revival as a multicolored spectacle.
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Gene Plowden
Miame Beach
Fia
Ringling Bros. and
Barnum & Bailey
Pittsburgh
Sarasota
Fla
Venice
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