Harmony Marks End of Meeting Between U S Canada
The U S and Canada wrapped a three day conference with a pledge to coordinate on shipments of non strategic goods to Red China and to push for an Arctic control and inspection plan. Officials discussed wheat sales and oil and metal imports with uncertain outcomes as closer ties and understandings were highlighted as key gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Red China
Weeks
Eisenhower-Diefenbaker
Russia
Continent defense talks push with Canada in joint committee
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Diefenbaker announce a new cabinet level continental defense committee with United States leaders Dulles McElroy and Anderson and Canadian ministers Smith Pearkes Fleming. The aim is civilian controlled cooperation, alternating meetings in Washington and Ottawa, to supervise North American defense within the NATO area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Smith
Defense
George R. Pearkes
Finance
Donald M. Fleming
Washington
Ottawa
Duiles
Smith
Eisenhower - Diefenbaker
North American
North Atlantic Treaty Area
Canada
U.S
Twin Patricia Mothers Births Coincide at Hartford Hospital
Patricia Rawlinitis and Patricia Donovan, awaiting delivery at Hartford Hospital, reveal they share names with their husbands and mothers. Both couples welcome daughters named Mary and Kathy in the same month and year, while sons share the name Robert. weights recorded as 135, 194, 130, 153 for the four babies.
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Hartford
Patricia Rawlinitis
Middletown
Patricia Donovan
West
Hartford Hospital
Patricia
Robert
Mary
Atlas and Thor Able missle launches and space test details
The Air Force described a last resort low level scan of the impact area and noted a Thor Able two stage rocket reaching space and speeds to 12000 mph. An Atlas ICBM, fired eight times, has not exceeded 600 miles range. The effort aims to obtain re entry data for nose cone design while a mouse aboard seeks aeromedical insights. A modified Thor Able may aim for a lunar probe soon.
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Air Force
Thor
Vanguard
U. S
Aero- Medical
Police Seeks Gunmen After Ottawa Golf Course Scare
Ottawa police search near the Ottawa Hunt Club as a taxi driver reports two armed men sighted while President Eisenhower played. The foursome continued the round. White House and police noted security precautions. Cab driver Nicholas Skowronski recalls a shoulder holster sighting and is being investigated for background.
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Ottawa
Royal Canadian Mounted
Ottawa Hunt Club
Eisenhower
White House
James Hagerty
Nicholas Skowronski
Skowronski
France
Poland
Canada
Electroplaters Outing Set for Aug 36 at Pinecrest Club
The Bridgeport branch of the American Electroplaters' Society holds its annual outing on August 36 at 11 a.m. at Pinecrest Country Club in Shelton. Activities include softball volleyball tennis and badminton for all ages.
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Bridgeport
American Electroplaters' Society
Pinecrest Country Club
Shelton
Man Saved At Brink Of Niagara Falls
Niagara Falls July 10 AP a policeman jumped into the Niagara river and pulled a man to shore 50 yards above the brink of the falls. Patrolman Robert Baber 24 lowered a flag when he heard shouts that Andrew Jozwik 67 fell in off Terrapin Point Goat Island. Autoists Paul Inget and Harry Mooney helped pull Jozwik to shore. He was held for observation at a hospital.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Niagara
Robert Baber
Niagara State Park
Terrapin Point
Goat Island
Bober
Andrew Jozwik
Paul Inget
Mexico
Harry M. Mooney
Auburn
Baber
Jozwik
Horseshoe Falls
Man Breaks Arm Painting House in Fairfield
August Hausman 57 of 136 Catherine street Fairfield suffered a fracture of the left arm after falling from a step ladder while painting his house. He was taken by police ambulance to St. Vincent's hospital shortly before 6 o'clock last night.
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August Hausman
Catherine Street
Fairfield
St. Vincent's Hospital
Exchange club to tour Nike base in Fairfield
Members meet for luncheon at 1 p.m. at the Army Nike installation in Fairfield. A base tour will follow at 2 p.m.
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Exchange Club
Army
Nike
Fairfield
Goldfine Refuses Contempt Question in Senate Probe
The subcommittee pressed Goldfine over a 1947 claim of withdrawing 20000 from East Boston company funds as a commission. He refused to answer, citing irrelevance, prompting warnings of possible contempt action. The hearing ended with a plan to recall him and further questions.
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Subcommittee
Robert Lishman
Goldfine
Boston Part Development Company
Boston
East Boston Company
Lishman
Norris
Harris
Zommittee
Violence flares in Cyprus raids monastery killings and curfew
Reports from Nicosia say Greek and Turkish Cypriots fought across the island with at least five dead and four wounded. An attack on a Gregorian monastery near Ardellero left a monk and a nun killed by stabbing, while four Turkish Cypriots were wounded by a bomb. Limassol bombings and islandwide fires followed as Greek Cypriots struck over security and independence stakes. A curfew was imposed and civil servants accused Britain of failing to provide escorts.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Ardellero
Larnaca
Limassol
Ncosia
Britain
Greece
Turkey
Grandmother Wins 9125 Prize Among Retirement Years
The Corr Alls, a Fairfield couple, celebrate winning a 9125 prize after decades of hard work. They share pride in two sons, James a neurosurgeon in Ridgewood and Charles Jr. a planning manager in Milford, with four grandchildren. They treasure their home, travel, and visits from children, rejecting Florida or California relocation for family proximity.
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Fairfield
Florida
California
Ton. James
Ridgewood
N.J
Charles, Jr
Norden-Kenny Corporation
Milford
Jes Correll
Jealous suitor runs down divorcee in Los Angeles
A 25 year old car salesman Gene Butterfield was booked on suspicion of assault with intent to commit murder after driving into divorcee Janet D Byzeck 28 and her friend Marine Pfc John Ross 25 in Iron River Michigan. Byzeck suffered multiple injuries including fractured ribs pelvis and internal damage as she walked with Ross. Police say Byzeck had spurned Butterfield's advances and chosen Ross for a date.
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Los Angeles
Gene Butterfield
Janet D. Byzeck
Iron River
Mich
Byzeck
Marine Pfc
John Ross
Camp Pendleton
Butterfield
Ross
Iran River
Auto business folds after theft allegations in St. Louis
Police arrested Frank A. Albrecht, 20, former convict and operator of a curbside auto accessories scheme. He admits snatching items from parked cars after taking a customer order. In seven months he allegedly stole 160 hub caps 46 fender skirts 13 radios and many batteries tailpipes carburetors and wheels.
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ST. Louis
Frank A. Albrecht
Albrecht
Squeeze on at jail as sheriff told to trim staff
In Paintsville Kentucky the Johnson county jail faces crowding and rising food costs. Fiscal court orders Sheriff Vince Trimbie to reduce deputies from 30 to three, citing excessive arrests and a burden on county funds.
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Paintsville
Johnson County
Vince Trimbie
Wordplay and clue guidance for puzzle answers
The passage discusses choosing precise words for crossword clues. It highlights SALT as a brand with market appeal and NATION as a political unit. It weighs verbs like PLAY versus PLAN and SET versus VER in injury context, and rejects TRY CRY PRY DRY FRY as unsuitable choices with brief reasoning.
Mosness Returns From Guantanamo After Rebel Captivity
Airman Mosness freed from rebel custody near Guantanamo after being held with about 80 others. Navy and political officials voiced irritation over delays, while Mosness denied joining rebels and said he did not receive a rebel army commission. Doctors reported some hostages suffered dysentery as negotiations continued with Raul Castro’s group.
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Mosness
Whfe
R. D. Ellis
Guantanamo
Ellis
Raul Castor
Fidel Castro
Jerauld Wright
Norfolk
Wright
Re “Bellég
Guantanamo Bast
Naval
Jackie
Guantanamo City
Robert’ J. Sharrow
Meriden
Conn
Raul Castro
Castro
Wollam
Robert Wiecha
Santiago
Patents Issued to Fairfield County Residents
Patents issued list residents and assignees including Laird Covey and Monroe Deslen for tyne writer assigned to Royal McBee Corp Port Chester. John H. Burbank Stamford Locking slider for slide fasteners to Cue Fastener Inc. Theodore M Jablon Stamford slide mountings. Clarence W Voat Weston Tape dispensing and calling devices. Robert Friedman Kethel Ironing device for hat brim assigned to Storan Bros Danbury. Willard J Wassell Westport carrying case. Frank A Sullivan Glenbrook. Navalkytetramethylthhiram disulfides assigned to American Cyanamid NY. James Vans Flushing system for data storage indexing assigned to The Teleregister Corp Stamford.
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Fairfield County
Wooster and Davis
Robert, Friedman
Burlant Named Sheriff Candidate in New London County Race
Burlant, a Trumbull Democrat born February 28 1905, was nominated by acclamation for sheriff of New London County defeating J Allen Walker. He will face GOP nominee State Rep William E MacKenzie of Norwich and aims for a second term backed by Stratford and Danbury supporters.
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Fairfield County
Burlant
Stamford
Julius Tucciarone
Stratford
John
A. Define, Jr
Danbury
Bill Burlant
John M.’ Brannelly
Samuel J. Tedesco
Tedesco
Trumbull
Donald J. Irwin
Norwalk
Congress
Stonehouse Road
Bridgeport
South End
Trumpbull
Bridgeport Outdoor
St. Theresa_council
Knights of Columbus
Joffrey, Jocelyn
William ‘Topolski
Tolland
Rockville
Totland County
Democrats
Nicholas Pawluk
Raymond Forster
Rock- Ville
Charles Bagnall
Ellington
Pawluk
Paul B. Sweeney
Hartford
Donald H. Potter
Glastonbury
Hartford County
Paul Lavin
Wethersfield
GOP
Slavin Wins Democratic Endorsement for New Haven Sheriff
Ansonia reports J Edward Slavin won the Democratic endorsement for sheriff of New Haven County defeating Rocco P Mara 145 to 56. Slavin, once Milford resident and three-term sheriff (1935 to 1947), will face Republican William H Pollard of Waterbury in the fall.
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Ansonia
J. Edward Slavin
New Haven County
Rocco P. Mara
Waterbury
Mara
Slavin
Milford
William H. Pollard
Three Coal Miners Die in Vacation Stint
SOPHIA W Va July 10 AP Three miners vacationing during a 10 day layoff died returning to work in a Slab Fork Coal Co mine No 1. The victims Sam Sawyer 54 Walter Moore 38 and Herbert Cline 42 were found near the mine jeep after a gas explosion. They were declared dead by Dr W F Pomputius.
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Sophia
W. Va
West Virginia
W. F. Pomputius
No. Imine
Slab Fork Coal Company
Sam Sawyer
Walter Moore
Slah Fork
Herbert Cline
Maxwell Bill
Teitelbaum implicated in Chicago murder plot hearings
Senator hearings detail mob plans to seize the Metropolitan Restaurant Association and oust Teitelbaum. Witnesses Morris and Duffy describe a scheme backed by Tony Accardo and Sam Hunt to control taverns and Aquor beer sales, with Labriola and Weinberg later killed and body dumped in a car trunk.
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Lew
Teitelbaum
Congress
McClellan
Bar
Morris
Louis
Needle Nose
Labriele
James Weinberg
Metropolitan Restaurant Association
Tony Accardo
Chicago
Sam
Golf Bag
William J. Duffy
Aquor
Tinois
Duffy
Labriola
Weinberg
Teitel‘baum
Araces
Miss Democrat Proves Surprise in Sister Competition
Sister Consilia, a Whidbey Island native now in summer school before a teaching post, surprised by entering the Miss Democrat contest and winning $100 prize money with plans to retrieve the award from the governor at the convention. Her letter criticizes Soviet insincerity and praises Eisenhower. She joined the religious order five years ago after schooling in Seattle.
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Perpetua
Consilia
Eisenhower
Whidbey [Sland, Wash
Seattle
Known Dead in Alaska Quake Reported Near Juneau
The Wagner family from Idaho Inlet near Juneau are dead in the Alaska quake. The Swanson couple from Auburn Washington were hospitalized after their boat Sunmore was hit by a 50 foot high surge and swept toward a cliff. The quake severed four Alaska cable links, disrupting southeast to Seattle communications.
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Ville Wagner
Idaho Inlet
Juneau
Libuya Bay
Bill Swanson
Auburn
Wash
Swansons
Skagway-Haines
Alaska
Seattle
University of Washington In
Tin Man Kills Children Fleeing Pursuit Near Cuba New Mexico
The gunman, described with a heavy black beard, shot at Mrs. Cebada and children at a curb then fled toward the mountains north of Cuba New Mexico. State police and three airplanes including Chief Joe Roach joined a cross country search south of the Jicarilla Apache reservation.
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Cebada
Cuba
Albuquerque
George Hatch
Regine
Joe Roach
Jicarilla Apache Reservation
Flip of Coin Worth 9000 Dollars to Engineer Brannick
Raymond S Brannick 56 of Springfield Ohio sues New York Central for 100000 damages from a June 27 1954 locomotive cab seat break causing a fall. A U S District Court jury failed to reach verdict prompting a 15000 settlement offer and a coin toss to decide. The foreman said jurors favored a 6000 award before dismissal.
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Cincinnati
Raymond S. Brannick
Springfield
Ohio
Brannick
New York Central Railroad
U.S. District Court
John HW. Druffet
Druffel
Milton Schmidt
Robert Walden
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