Mobster Breaks Silence Denying LR Mafia Ties
Lucchese, a New York underworld figure, testifies before Senate rackets investigators denying Mafia membership while invoking the Fifth Amendment on related questions. The hearing outlines labor racketeering links and narcotics involvement with several implicated mob figures and locations across the United States.
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Washington
UPI
Thomas
Three Finger Brown
Jucchése
Senate
Robert F. Bennnedy
Lucchese
New York
Black Hat
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Norwalk Plans Parking Lot Extension and City Court Fines
Norwalk authorities awarded a Deering Construction contract to extend and revise the parking lot on land street, with a low bid of 13 133 dollars. The expansion adds 34 spaces to reach a total of 123 as officials shift the parking pattern. Fireworks display planned at Bayley Beach in Rowayton at 9 30 pm sponsored by the Civic Association Sixth Taxing District. Veterans group to meet Sunday at 2 pm at WEW headquarters to name delegates for state conventions and discuss pension bills before Congress. Commissioner Davey to be honored at a dinner July 15 at Shore and Country Club. City court today fined Robert Dighton 100 dollars for drunken driving. Stephen Panko and others faced various traffic and license charges with fines and suspensions. Board of Education seeks bids for art supplies. proposals due July 14. Temple Beth El Religious School plans a theatre party July 27 to Rye Music Theatre, with committee announced.
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E Deering Construction
onsHaviland ‘Street
Norwalk Parking Authority
Ear Hyatt
NPR
Deering
Angie
Hyatt
Bayley
Rowayton
Civic Association
Idrive
Sunda
WEW
Ito
Congress
Patrick J.davey
Taaing
Shore and Country Club
William Hannan
Norwalk
Robert P. Dighton
Windsor Place
J. Allen O'Connor
Stephen Panko
Laura ‘Street
Bradley
Anecticut Avenue
Joséphine M.J
Audet
Trinity Place
Esses Nance Bert E. Messner
Horanjof Dan
Toastmas
Avenue
Stamford
Ter
Thomas P. Skidd
Jessee Sanfor
Margaret E. Crosley
Flax Hill Road
Wronng
John B. Richey
Bluff Avenue
Helen Stuittorff
Searles Road
Darien
Stephen Giglio
Spring Street
Hia
William WN. Goodyear
Belden Avenue
Parade Of Champions Promised At Hedges Stadium
At Hedges stadium a festival parade is set for Saturday night with 5 000 seats on the south side of the field. Organizers expect 20 000 spectators as Bridgeport PAL Band and others perform and a rain postponement option exists for Sunday.
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Hedges
Port
Nelson
H. Downs
Mmiarshal
Stratford
American’ Legion
al- Nave
Lewis’ ‘Reviells
Stratford' Corps
Men Legion
Tofay
Bridgeport
PAL
Jors
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Sorrepiy M. V
Legion
Musketeers
Archer
Post
American Legion
Upper Darby
Foreign Wars
Caballeros
T. of
Hawthorne
N.J
Princeton
Norman Prince
Malden
Mass
Colonials
Morristown
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Bridgeport Syroupers
Strat ¢ Yankees
Preston
House
Junior Champlong
Trade financing plan between Spain and Yugoslavia agreed
A financing plan for trade between Spain and Yugoslavia was completed in Madrid. The agreement outlines methods to support bilateral commerce and reduce payment frictions between the two European economies.
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Spain
Yugoslavia
Madrid
Engineer Whittelsey Cleared Over Speeding Charge
Greenwich engineer Souther Whittelsey faced a speeding case on the Merritt Parkway. The court heard he claimed 55 mph while police said 65 to 70 in a 55 zone. He testified he checks speedometer accuracy as a hobby using mile work and a watch, producing a slide rule from his jacket. The judge found reasonable doubt and upheld a not guilty verdict but warned obedience to speed limits. The petition crowd read portions about government rights and citizen duties.
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Milford
Greenwich
Souther’ “Whittelsey
Whittelsey
Merritt Parkway
Poll Finds Few Who'd Sign Declaration of Independence
The Goldsboro News-Argus reports a Cuban rebellion style petition misinterpreted as the Declaration’s third paragraph. Only County Auditor C. Bryan Aycock reportedly signed, while about 100 others refused, citing distrust of change and despotism.
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C. Bryan’ Aycock
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Goldsboro News-Argus
Wheat prices tighten as harvests press grain to market
Kansas City July 3 AP The annual squeeze on wheat tightens this season as dwindling storage and heavy flow to market push prices higher. The U S Department of Agriculture valued the average price at 145 a bushel, the lowest since 1944. Early in last year’s crop run it stood at 175. Some price easing occurs during harvest but this year the impact is concentrated and abrupt.
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Kansas City
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Court session in Milford fines multiple motorists
Milford court disposed of cases with several drivers fined for traffic offenses. Kenneth Terzyak, 19, New Haven, red light violation fined 12 dollars. Kenneth Gatchell, 26, 50 Highland Ave, failure to yield fined 6 dollars. Stuart Champoux, 21, 39 Cherry Street, reckless driving fined 12 dollars. Robert Latrentz, 28, Buckfield Lane Greenwich, fail to drive to the right fined 15 dollars. Robert Gauthier, 18, Long Ridge Road Stamford, following too closely fined 6 dollars. Miss Jenny Lind festival notes. cautious driving admonitions.
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Milford
Ronald M. Stark
Kenneth P. Terzyak
New Haven
Kenneth Gatchell
Highland Avenue
Stuart Ones
Champoux
Cherry
Bozo
Kellys
Willlstreet
Woodmont
Driv
Robert J. Latrentz
Buckfield Lane
Greenwich
Marshal Downs
Manchester Airman Killed in Germany Auto Collision
Airman 2.0 Robert C Twichell of Manchester Conn killed Tuesday in an automobile truck crash in Germany. He died at Spangdahlem base hospital after the collision. Twichell was the son of Mr and Mrs Charles B Twichell of Manchester.
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Bailford
Suly - JA
Milford’ Point Road
Lannsdale’ Avenue
Patricia Hart
Bethard ‘Mart
Lansdale Avenue
Mairly Goot
Milford Hospital
Albert
Albert. Hofschmidt
Hortie“ Acres
Milford Point
Ethel Hart
Milford
Washington
Air’ Force
O’ Robert
Twichell
Manchester
Conn
Germany
Spangdahlem
Charles B. Tyici
28 Building Permits Issued by City Board of Commissioners
San Diego reports 28 construction permits granted this week totaling 102660 dollars. Five new dwellings approved for 67400 dollars and various projects include pools foundations and extensions at addresses on Griffin Avenue Hawthorne Street Donald Street and others. Notable permits listed include kitchen additions elevators shafts and dormers reflecting a mix of residential and commercial work.
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Board ,of Anion Commissioners
Aidis
San Diego
Calif
W. S. Kaminski
United
Griffin Avenue
George Grosko
Hawthorne
Ben ‘Pokras
Donald
Court
George Kosturko
Harvey -Street
Robert Charleston
S. C
G.hodsor, Inc
Clearview Drive
John
Powel
Charleston
World Community Day events and school registration notices
Protestant church women form a council with delegates from Newtown Congregational St. John's Episcopal Sandy Hook and Trinity Episcopal. World Community Day observed November 7. Hawley school office closed mid July with July 13 20 and week of July 21 closures. Newtown light plan extended with August dates. Parents urged to register children at Hook Elementary with birth certificates and health records.
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Janeh
Newtown’ Congregational
Houghton
Newtown
H. Klass
Anna’ G. Murphy
St. John's*Episcopal Church
Sandy Hook
Alexander ‘Hartman
Trinity
Hook Elementry
Itheit
Hawley School
Burglar Loots Midtown Market For Odd Fried Delicacies
A hungry burglar broke into a midtown market and stole a cache of unusual fried foods including fried ants fried butterflies baby bees fried worms a smoked octopus roast caterpillar and smoked frog legs. The incident was discovered today with 72 cans of assorted fried items missing.
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Philadelphia
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U.S
Harry J. Anstinger
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John “L. Medellan
D-Ark
American Criminals Syndicate
Russell Butalino
Kingston
James
Jimmy ‘Doyle) Plumeri
Frank . Guster Wortman
Sam Magin
Abraham Chait
Daniel P. Sullivan
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Detroit
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McClellan
Chicago
Tony Accardo
Sullivan
Joe Massey
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Tamps
Albert ‘Anastasia
Trafficante
Underworld
Apalachin
N.Y
Rosalino
Wilkes-Barre
Sicily
Norwalk Court
Board of Education
Freda Graff
Temple Beth el
Rye Music Theatre
Rye
Hyman Toobin
Mirk
Meyer Karlins
Gabriel Gordon
Westport
Morris Pellman
Edward Rabin
Bérhard Klein
Emanuel Gandel
Rose. Yanell
Adolph Shaeffer
Irving Golub
Nat.Goldstein
Henry Mehrman
Samuel Nachby
Milton Rickles
Buck
Girlin Milford
Frank B. Myers
Pecong Street
Rypers
Homore
Petrowsky
Sunnyside Court
Neuss
Sandran
Samdran Deeler
Tk SQ. YO
Neuss Floor Covering Co
Broad Cor
State St
FBI
Lady Birds
Brooklyn Avenue
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Ethel ‘Schoen
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Trumbull
Trust
Company
Main Street
Edmund’ Ramos
Platt Street
Wiliam Laucks
Calvert Place
Joseph Giacobbe
Frank Street
Joseph Padua
Geetec
Madison Avenue
Boston
Sen
Old Colony
Haven Railroad
Arthur J
Mullen
Fairhaven
City Trust
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Western Auto
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Avaxienim
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Wizard
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