Man Rescued After Five Days on Mountain Ledge
A 35 year old Albuquerque man John L Sanders was rescued after five days on a narrow conejos canyon ledge aided by Army mountaineers. His companion William Garver died and was found near the canyon base. Sanders walked to a waiting ambulance and later to Alamosa hospital after a volunteer brought him food and rope support.
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Antonito
Colo
John L. Sanders
Albuquerque
Sanders
Conejos Canyon
Here
Carolyn Sanders
Alamosa
Don Bewley
Bewley
Securities Acceptance Corporation
Wiliam E. Garver
University of New Mexico
Garver
Canvar
Weather forecast and almanac for Bridgeport area
Increasing cloudiness and little change in temperatures today with a high near 80. Showers likely tonight and Friday with scattered thundershowers. high in the upper 80s Friday. Winds southerly 10 to 18 mph this afternoon. Almanac notes for July 10 mark the 191st day of the year with sunrise at 5 29 and sunset at 8 26.
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U. 6 Weather Borea
Bridgeport
Vicinity
Fairfield Eyes Ordinance To Bar Vendors In City
Fairfield Police Commission advanced a plan to enact an ordinance barring vendors from the city modeled after Stratford’s law. Milton Cy McDonald Jr of the Fairfield Chamber of Commerce William Gilberti and Thomas Cohan proposed the measure. The commission deferred action pending Chamber board recommendations. The meeting also appointed two probationary patrolmen Arthur H. Gramse and Frank J. Zadravecs Jr who will begin July 20 at 3788 an year pay with Chief Kraynik noting a third officer will be named later.
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Fairfield
Fairfield Police Commission
Stratford
Milton Cy McDonald, Jr
Fairfield Chamber of Commerce
William Gilberti
Thomas Cohan
Dairy Queen
Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Arthur H. Gramse
Ardmore Street
Frank J. Zadravecs Jr
Cummings Avenue
Gordon F. Christie
Commission
James Kraynik
Ike Rebuffed by Senate Group on Trade Extension
The Senate Finance committee rejected President Eisenhower’s five year reciprocal trade extension, approving a three year version 8 to 5. If upheld, tariffs could be cut by 15 percent versus 25 percent in the House bill. Chairman Byrd noted three absentees who could alter tomorrow’s final vote.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Finance Committee
Eisenhower
House
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Senate Committee
Morrow
U S Airmen Claimed Mugged After Plane Downed in Russia
Washington reports five U S airmen who parachuted from a plane forced down in Russia were mistreated by civilians before custody. A Defense spokesman said indications are they were roughed up and a fuller Air Force report is being prepared in Wiesbaden West Germany.
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Washington
Defense Department
U.S
Russia
el Idays
Department
Air Force
Wiesebaden
West Germany
United States
State Department
Moscow
U. S
East Germany
Rocket Test Fails To Reach Intercontinental Flight Goal
Cape Canaveral Florida July 9 AP a Thor guided rocket with a live mouse in its nose cone launched tonight the aim to test an intercontinental flight capability the air force said instruments showed satisfactory performance after 15 minutes of flight a plan to recover the cone and its riders was announced but no recovery was reported and the mission remained under deep security measures
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South Atlantic
Air Force
U.S
Florida
Aero-Medical Specialiits
Bernard A. Schriever
Air Force Ballistic Missile Division
Thorable
Eisenhower calls Canada to stand with United States
President Eisenhower urged Canada and the United States to resolve differences and stand together against communism during a visit to Ottawa. He acknowledged frictions but urged understanding and give and take with no specific solutions offered. He criticized an idea that Canada reduce U S trade in favor of the British Commonwealth, drawing applause.
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Ottawa
Eisenhower
Canada
United States
U. S
House of Commons
John.Wiefenbaker
British Commonwealth
School board told to curb budget deficits after city overages
Comptroller John J. Morris reported city departments overspent by 813 503 in the year ending March 31 while surpluses of 595 1094 offset some losses. The Common Council used unappropriated revenue to cover 218 409 of the shortfall and the Tax board transferred 151 459 to aid the education deficit of 174 563. The Tax board urged stricter controls and the school board was tasked with closing the books and avoiding future overruns.
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Board of Education
John J. Morris
Mantis
Comptroller
Morris
Executions Hinted In Hungary After Secret Trials
Belgrade reports say at least four and possibly six more Hungarian revolution leaders were executed in Budapest after secret trials. Among the named dead are Julia Rajk, widow of Laszlo Rajk, and others including Sandor Haraszti, Gabor Tancos, and Gyorgy Fazekas, following earlier announcements of Nagy Maleter and two other leaders’ executions.
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Yugoslavia
Budapest
Julia Rajk
Laszlo Rajk
Imre Nagy
Pal Maleter
Mrs. Rajk
Sandor Haraszti
Gabor Tancos
Gyorgy Fazekas
Commuter Service on Old Colony Resumes Today
George Alpert president of the New Haven Railroad orders the Old Colony line commuter service to restart tomorrow morning for 10 000 Boston area workers after assurances from Governor Furcolo and Massachusetts lawmakers on amendments to a 900 000 subsidy bill. The line had been suspended at midnight forcing commuters to use buses or cars. The New Haven system has suffered losses and a subsidy bill is under consideration in the Massachusetts Senate. An all day meeting with Boston Mayor Hynes and chamber leaders preceded the announcement.
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New York
George Alpert
The
New Haven Railroad
Boston
Old Colony
Alpert
Massachusetts
Foster Furcolo
Massachuetts House
Senate
Massachusetts Senate
New Laven Railroad
John B. Hynes
Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce
Proberstern Case Mystery Beyond Belief
Bernard Goldfine and his financial secretary testified to House investigators that they have no idea what happened to 89035 in uncashed bank checks bought by Goldfine companies in the early 1940s. They dodged questions about 232000 in checks redeposited June 25 after the subcommittee shifted focus.
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Washington
Bernard Goldfine
House
Goldfine
Special House
Subcommittee
Senate approves funds for public works projects
The Senate passed a one billion dollar appropriations bill to finance public works, mainly water projects, for the coming year. The measure, already approved by the House, moves to a Senate House conference to resolve minor differences. The Senate approved version totals 1,159,915,835 dollars, about 82 million more than the House bill and above Eisenhower's budget recommendations.
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Washington
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Unclear checks tied to 1941 43 tax period probe
The subcommittee reviewed uncashed checks bought over the years totaling about 89 035 in 1941 43. Goldfine and secretary Miss Mildred Paperman swore none were used to dodge taxes or pay officials. Paperman could not recall or produce records from that era and had no returns for those years.
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Eisenhower
Goldfine
Mildred Paperman
Miss Paperman
Charles A. Wolverton
RNJ
Wolverton
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