Water line extension eyed by Danbury Aldermen
Danbury aldermen expected to approve referring a Sugar Hollow area water petition from 13 firms to the Fire and Water committee and corporation counsel for action. Petitioning firms include Bard-Parker Corp Castro Convertibles Danbury Centerless Grinding Co and Perkin-Elmer Corp among others located in town outside city limits. Police promotions possible at tonight's meeting chaired by Mayor John A Define Jr. Also notes on various routine city matters and an officer transfer to Tallahassee Florida.
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Board of Aldermen
City Hall
Board of Councilmen
Fire and Water Committee
Corporation Counsel
Sugar Hollow
Barden Corp
Bard-Parker Corp
Castro Convertibles
Chayes Dental Instrument Co
Connecticut Research Associates
Danbury Centerless Grinding Co
Doman Helicopters
Majestic Furniture
Marcus Dairy
Sunset Diner
Perkin-Elmer Corp
Semar Holding Co
Upressit Corp
H. Wibling Tool and Mfg
Barden Corporation
Aldermen
John A. Define, Jr
Mary C. Hoyt
Anna McLain
Danbury
Ray Crank
Danbury Federal Correctional Institution
F.C.I
Tallahasee
Fla
Capt. Crank
Mar-Tex Oil to Liquidate After Asset Sale
Shareholders of Mar-Tex Oil & Gas Co approved liquidation and dissolution and sale of assets for 4.8 million dollars. The deal becomes effective August 1 pending a favorable ruling by the U S Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
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Mar-Tex Oil & Gas Co
U. S. Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Milford Names New Councilman in RTM Appointment
Francis R. Sweeney, 37, was appointed tonight to the Town Council to fill the vacancy from Arthur J. Sable's resignation. Sweeney is RTM member elected last October and works as a materials supervisor for Western Electric in West Haven.
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Milford
Francis R. Sweeney
Arthur J. Sable
Sable
Dircet
Sweeney
Carroll Brower
Brower
RTM
Evelyn
Kenwood Road
Western Electric
West Haven
Charles Lewis
Raymond Della Selva
Della Selva
Bedneworth Tobacco J Company
Dell
SIL
Donald E. Wyatt
Board of Education
Raymond O’connor
Tthe Bridgeport Brass Company
Thomas Nolan
Tom’s
Villa Rosa
Seven Drivers Fined In Danbury Traffic Court
In Danbury Judge William R Jones fined seven drivers a total of 125 dollars. Dispositions included Joseph Bruhl 52 of Mill Plain district 25 dollar fine for passing a standing school bus George Waterhouse Jr 20 of Seeley street 16 dollars for illegal muffler Raymond Fuller 19 of Taylor street 15 dollars for a legal muffler David Williams 21 of Balmforth avenue 35 dollars for reckless driving Walter Fraizier 19 of Nod road Ridgefield 5 dollars for disregarding a stop sign Henry Wilhelm 51 of New York City 15 dollars for passing on a curve Charles Russell 38 of Lakes road Bethlehem 15 dollars for passing to the left of intersection.
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Danbury
William R Jones
Joseph Bruhl
RFD
Mill Plain
George F. Waterhouse, Jr
Seeley Street
Raymond G. Fuller
Taylor Street
David Williams
Balmforth Avenue
Walter R. Fraizier
Nod Road
Ridgefield
Henry Wilhelm
East 89Th Street
New York City
Charles A. Russell
Lakes Road
Bethlehem
Iest
Tax Assessor Jeremiah Lombardi III Stricken at Home
Danbury July 2 Tax assessor Jeremiah F Lombardi Jr was found ill at 12 Grandview Avenue before 7 am He was taken to Danbury Hospital by fire department ambulance and admitted His condition later reported as satisfactory
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Danbury
Jeremiah F. Lombardi, Jr
Grandview Avenue
Danbury Hospital
Gulf Station
Saugatuck
Treadwell Avenues
Board of Selectmen
Board of Education
John Tolans
Davenport Avenue
Lake George
Thomas Duffy
Greens Farms
Henry Ferne
Franconia
N.H
Paul Kowalsky
Richmondville Avenue
Central Headquarters
Town Hall
Junior Hi Fellowship of
Greens Farms Congregational Church
Burial Hills Beach
Flood threat eases in Tampico as river drops six feet
The Panuco river's fall of six feet reduces danger to Tampico in a heavy flood period. The highway between Tampico and Tuxpan stays closed and a major railroad bridge remains shut as authorities monitor conditions.
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Tampico
Mexico
Panuco
Tuxpan
Temperature Blamed In Beauty Shop Fire
A beauty shop fire at Anthony's Beauty Shop on 189 State Street, near City Hall, was blamed on high heat. A gallon bottle of inflammable nail polish remover exploded in the stock room, starting the blaze which was fought by firefighters from an aerial ladder and confined to the stock room. The alarm rang at 1:59 p.m. and recall occurred at 2:03 p.m.
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Anthony
State Street
City Hall
Anthony Buonanno
Box 14
State
Broad Streets
Martinez and Lopez signed for mat show at Pleasure Beach
Promoter Joe Smith completed the card for a Monday night wrestling show at Pleasure Beach ballroom. Luis Martinez and Chito Lopez of Puerto Rico were signed to clash in a scheduled bout while Dr. Jerry Graham and his brother face Chief Big Heart and Kit Fox in a team match. Tickets for general and reserved seating are available in advance at the Armory Ticket Agency and several local outlets.
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Joe Smith
Pleasure Beach Ballroom
Luis Martinez
Chito Lopez
Puerto Rico
Jerry Graham
Edate
Big Heartland Kit Fox
Jozaya Nandor
Ludwig von Krupp
Marvin Mercer
Reading
Karl von Hess
Armory Ticket Agency
Main Street
Casa Baroni
Casbar Restaurant
Barnum Hotel
Pleasure Beach
Yale appoints Dr Morton M Kligerman radiology chief
Yale University announced the appointment of Dr Morton M Kligerman of New York City as professor and chairman of radiology effective September. He currently serves as a social scholar at Columbia University.
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New Haven
Yale University
Morton M. Kligerman
New York City
Columbia
Thor Missile Roars at Cape Canaveral Test
A Thor ballistic missile performed a full thrust static test at Cape Canaveral Florida indicating another firing is planned soon. Officials reported the rocket was secured on its launching pad during the ground test and that engine performance was the primary focus.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Alfred Noyes Buried in Isle of Wight Funeral
British poet Alfred Noyes died at 77 and was buried at Totland Bay after a Roman Catholic service. The notice records his burial in England and his fondness for America.
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Isle OF Wight
England
Alfred Noyes
America
Totland Bay
German rider wins European jumping crown at Aachen show
Fritz Thiedemann of Germany won the 1958 European jumping championship at the Aachen international horse show with 106 points. He defeated fellow countryman Hans Guenter Winkler, a two time world champion and 1956 Olympic gold medalist. Thiedemann, a farmer and horse breeder, rose from a fifth place finish last year as one of Germany’s renowned horsemen. William Steinkraus and Hugh Wiley placed fifth and sixth respectively.
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Aachen
Germany
UPI
Fritz Thiedemann Oday
Hans Guenter Winkler
Thiedemann
William Steinkraus
Westport
Lyford weighs county race as plans stay unclear
Westport figure Joseph P. Lyford remains silent on a statewide primary for congressman at large while rumors he may seek the Fourth district seat surface at a meeting of area party chairs. A Thantom discussion centers on avoiding conflicts with sheriff candidate Burlant and securing a state primary.
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Joseph P. Lyford
Westport
Fairfield County
Lyford
Penn T. Kimball
William T. Burlant
Trumbull
Nicholas J. Phelan
Fairfield
Phelan
Joe Lyford
Burlant
Joe
Lyn Parser
Walter Pitkin
Julius Tucciarone
Shelton
Weston
Monroe
al Wilson
Easton
Hartford
John J. Bracken
United States rejects Russia slander complaint
Washington reports the United States dismissed Russia's complaint that Attorney General William P. Rogers slandered the Soviet Union in a Chicago speech delivered June 21.
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Washington
United States
Russia
William P. Rogers
Soviet Union
Chicago
Nurses and Hygienists Win Salary Increases in Norwalk
School nurses and dental hygienists in Norwalk will gain $200 to new salary scales starting September. Nurses rise to a $3,000 minimum and $4,200 maximum over six increments. hygienists to $2,800 minimum and $4,000 maximum over six increments. The deal follows a Personnel committee recommendation after rejecting higher asks.
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Board of Education
Police Chief Vows Action Against Illegal Fireworks
Westport police enforce state fireworks law over the Fourth of July weekend. The PAL has the town only permit for fireworks at Compo Beach, with a 9 15 p.m. start and about 5 000 expected attendees. Auxiliary officers assist traffic. tickets at police HQ.
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Westport
Samuel
J. Tuciano
Police Athletic League
Luciano
Compo Beach
Taxpayers Association Names Directors
Election of a temporary board of directors occurred at a Tuesday meeting of the Westport Taxpayers Association in the town courtroom. Directors named include Martin J. Capasse Edward M. Boucher Mrs. Grace A. Hale Robert Jones and Henry M.
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New Westport Taxpayers’ Association
Martin J. Capasse
Edward M. Boucher
Grace A. Hale
Robert Jones
Henry M
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New York East District
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James W. Jutlaw, Jr
Dorothy C. Jeffress
Aladino Mattei
Naves Galvani
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Lions Club
Ridgewood Country Club
Mary Garter Paint Factories
Barnum Ave
Stratford
Bridgeport-Stratford
Drexel
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Street Breeze
Louise Gallan
Floyd Tatum
Bitch Road
Beatrice Willis
Clinton Avenue
Marion Rogers
Martinez
Lopez
YALE
THOR
Memphis
Tenn
C. W. Tuley
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Tennessee Manufacturers Association
Dallas
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Country Fed
Frank Kowalski, Jr
New Britain
Congress
Norwalk
Norwalk ‘Teachers Association
South Norwalk Public Library
Tracey and Rowayton
Freda Graff
Bridgeport
Shore and Country Club
San Francisco
Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company
At & P.m
Central Fire Headquarters
Ann Kremish
Sturgesshighway
Joseph* Adams
Klemish
Dorr-Oliver Company
Claude H. Bradley
Franklin
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First
Herbert E. Baldwin
Bradley
Taxpayers Association
E. Kurtz & Sons
Jantzen
Catalina Rose Marie Reed
L. Fox
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