Goldfine Testimony Draws Tax Deduction Questions
Goldfine defended gifts to Gov. Adams and a rug loan to his show room in Washington as business expenses. He refused to finish testimony, promising to return with more answers, while the committee pressed on tax deduction questions and Adams' possible gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Goldfine
Hagerty
Roger Robb
Boston
Ito
Revenue Service
Harris
House
Harris’ Group
John E. Moss
Calif
New Hampshire
Eisenhower
Internal Revenue Service
Robb
Goldline
Rokh
Washington
Strathmore Woolen Mills Company
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Moss
Republican Committee
Charles A. Wolverton
N.J
United States
John Fox
Boston Post
Fox
Subcommittee
Father Carmody Died While Hospitalized in Hartford
Father Carmody of the Diocese of Bridgeport died after illness and hospitalization in Hartford. He had been ill since last fall with treatments at St Vincent's St Francis Massachusetts General and was recovering duties before a retreat at Fairfield University. He leaves his mother Mrs Julia Bagley Carmody a sister Miss Julia Helen Carmody a brother Thomas Joseph Carmody and two nieces of West Hartford. Funeral arrangements were to be announced by the chancellery office.
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Father Carmody
St.Vincent’s Hospital
West Hartford
St. Francis Hospital
Massachusetts General Hospital
St. Francis
Fairfield University
Diocese of Bridgeport
Huntington
Julia Bagley Carmody
Julia Helen Carmody
Thomas Joseph Carmody
Chancery Office
Gift of Gab Saved Meriden Sailor
Navy chief Robert J. Sharrow from Meriden recounts a Cuban rebel roadblock near Guantanamo Bay. He and Airman T. R. Mosness and their companions were halted but released after the rebels sought photos and a truck. a Cuban civilian driver and Mrs Mosness were also involved. Sharrow notes his experience recalls his World War II captivity with restraint and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guantanamo
Cuba
Gab
Fidel Castro
Robert J. Sharrow
Swain
Meriden
Conn
Machingun Point
Guantanamo Naval Base
Guantanamo City
Navy
T. R. Mosness
Ames, Towa
Gitmo
Gitmo City
Rebels Kidnapings Rise as U S Helps Batista Regime
Rebels accuse Guantanamo base of aiding Cuban air attacks while the United States denies use of the base by Cuban planes and says arms shipments to Batista were halted. Kidnappings since Thursday include 10 Americans and two Canadians from Moa, 28 Navy and Marine personnel near the base, plus other American, Canadian, and Mexican workers at mines and plants in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Fulgencio Batista
Guantanamo
Batista
Guantanamo -Base
Moa
Guantanamo Base
Ermita
U.S
Nicaro
American Fruit Company
Guaro
Garcia Returns to Wide Welcome in Manila Homecoming
President and Mrs. Carlos P. Garcia arrived in Manila from the United States to a warm reception, with about 50 000 people at the airport cheering their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
UPI
Carlos P. Garcia
United States
Tower climber does it again at Bridgeport Harbor
A Bridgeport Harbor tower rescue ends with Ford lowered to safety after a 2 hour climb. Police and fire units coordinated the operation as 12,000 residents lost power for 25 minutes while crews diverted current to alternate lines and restored service.
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Ford
Robert Hannon
Francis Shanley
Thomas Cafferty
Edward F. Bannon
John P. May
Felix Curci
State Street
Main Street
Westport
Connecticut Turnpike
Frank J. Petitte
John Halpin
Lyydy
Defence
Luckner
Cornut
United Illuminating Company
Bridgeport
E. W. Mellquist
Lyddy
Mr. Luckner
Mr. Cornut
Cor‘nut
Bridgeport Harbor Tower
Larry Dunn
Steel Point Tower
New Haven Tower
Connecticut Lights and Power Company
Devon
Nine American hostages in East Germany cite captivity
A group of nine U S servicemen held after a downed helicopter in East Germany described themselves as political hostages. They recount being moved between East German, Russian, and Soviet facilities, seeking contact with families and a U S representative while noting Russian involvement.
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Kemper
East Germany
Aslan
United States
Russia
Foreign Ministry
Robert P. McQuall
U. S
Washington
McQuall
U. S. State Department
Alexander Gruettner
Gruettner
3Rd Armored Division
Frankfurt
Grafenwehr
West Germany
East
Germany
Frankenberg
Karl-Marx-Stadt
Cretella Proposes Independence Day Plan for Soviet-Controlled Nations
Representative Albert W. Cretella calls on the president to declare an American observance of independence days for nations under Soviet domination. The resolution was introduced in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cretella
Washington
Albert W. Cretella
R-Conn
Hewitt Named For Senate Race In Fairfield District
Former candidates Mrs Perri and Mrs Peterson supported Hewitt who pledged a fighting campaign to unseat Senator Marsilius. State Central Committeeman Nicholas J Phelan presided. Stratford leaders said George Wright withdrew to seek state representative nomination. District covers Fairfield Westport Weston Monroe Easton Stratford Shelton Trumbull Newtown. Hewitt, CUNY and Harvard Law graduate, served as a counter intelligence agent in Germany and after war joined the FCC staff. He has practiced law since 1956 and chairs Congregation Rodeph Sholom’s Senior Guild.
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Weston
Perri
Peterson
Hewitt
Marsilius
State Central
Nicholas J. Phelan
Fairfield
George Wright
Stratford
Westport
Monroe
Easton
Shelton
Trumbull
Newtown
City College of New York
Warvard Law School
Germany
Federal Communications Commission
Connecticut
New York
Congregation
Rodeph Sholom
Buzaid Nominated By Democratic Party for State Senate
Norman A. Buzaid of 14 Delay Street was unanimously nominated as the Democratic candidate for state senator from the 24th district at a Hotel Green convention. He faces Republican Howard A. Hueston of Sherman. the district includes Danbury Bethel Redding Ridgefield Brookfield New Fairfield and Sherman. Buzaid is a Fordham graduate and WWII Air Transport Command veteran now serving a third term on Danbury's Common Council.
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Buzaid
Danbury
Norman A. Buzaid
Delay Street
Albert H. Hornig
Hotel Green
Joseph Michaels
Redding
Howard A
Amerigo Vespucci Lodge
Monse Lodge
The
Catholic War Veterans, Veterans of Foreign
Nominees Endorsed In Democratic State District Contests
In various districts endorsements were announced for Democratic senatorial conventions. Notable selections include Gloria Schaffer in the 14th district Milford, James McCarthy in the 17th Derby Ansonia, John Reardon in the 32nd New Milford Watertown, with other candidates named across the 34th 31st 5th 4th 7th 35th 33rd 30th 12th and 18th districts. A primary loomed in the 29th after Joseph Coutu Sr lost to William Sonner 20-6, Sonner vowing to wage a primary if supporters do not advise otherwise.
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Milford
Gloria Schaffer
Woodbridge
Ansonia
James McCarthy
Derby
New Milford
John Reardon
Watertown
Walter R. Budney
Essex
Helen Foster
Cornwall
Joseph A. Coutu, Sr
Willimantic
William A. Sonner
Sterling
Crowley Trial Opens in Tokyo With Bail Status
Crowley pleads innocence as his Tokyo trial begins. He mourns his brother in law and wears a gray suit. Defense includes Arthur K. Mori Akira Senoh. U.S. observer George H Hazelton attends for the American embassy. Prosecution by Kenjiro Furukawa and Minoru Uchida. Potential sentence two to 15 years. bail set at 300000 yen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowley
Arthur K. Mori
Akira Senoh
U.S
Kenjiro Furukawa
Minoru Uchida
Seaside concert draws 8000 crowd to seaside display
The concert directed by Col. George S. Howard drew about 8,000 attendees. Performances included Wagner Rienzi overture, Lehar Gold and Silver Waltz, Greenwood The Circus, Semper Fidelis, and patriotic salutes. Soloists T/Sgt. Robert D. Kerns and Soprani highlighted accordion and vocal numbers. The Singing Sergeants joined with a polka medley before fireworks over the Sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
George S. Howard
Wagner
Lehar
Greenwood
Circus
Barnum and Bailey
Armed Services
Robert D. Kerns
Joseph Soprani
Air Force
Granada
Frank Thomas Named N L Star of Month
Pittsburgh third baseman Frank Thomas was named the National League Player of the Month for June. He led a hot batting period and received 15 of 40 votes from NL writers and broadcasters. Second place went to Dick Farrell with 10.5 votes, with Alvin Dark and Duke Snider following.
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Cincinnati
Frank Thomas
Pittsburgh Pirates
Thomas
Dick Farrell
Philadelphia Phils
Alvin Dark
Chicago Cubs
Duke Snider
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dark
Snider
Elroy Face
Pirates
Brooks Lawrence
Redler Hurier
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
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Alfred J
Carmody
Hartford
Garcias
America
Advertising Council
Hfrinsko
Edward Ford
Ui Company
Edward F. Doyle
Fire Department
Water Street
Agai
German Democratic Republic
Toom
Athanason
Dulles
State Dulles
Thomas J. Westbrook
Macon
Belgium
Iron Curtain
New Mexico
Rosaura Revuelta
Mexico
Red Cross
Ard Armored Division
James R. Zeller
Mt. Toy
Allan A. Brister
Wyncote
Paul E. Jones
Cleveland
Ohio
LeRoy J. Malone
Raymond
Kan
Carrol Ruffin
Howe
Tex
Pentagon
Mike Ellis
Bremen
Berlin
William E. Thomas
East Berlin
Norman Hewitt
Senate
New Canaan
Norwalker
Roger Kelley
Clapboard Hill Road
Wallace Strickland
Norwalk
Mr. Kelley
Town Parks and Recreation Commission
Edward J. Kelley
Darien
Wilton
John Keogh, Jr
Theodore Mineau
Tokyo
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