Clerk Arrested In Stock Theft From Bache Co
New York July 20 AP The district attorney seized a $120 5 week Wall Street clerk accused of stealing more than 4 million dollars in stock from Bache Co a major brokerage house The stolen securities were smuggled out under the clerk s shirt FBI and police pursued the fugitive who remains at large Also arrested in Newark were two men posing as out of town buyers in connection with the thefts Gordon Tallman 30 and Robert Dodge 4 booked on grand larceny and receiving stolen property respectively Three other men previously arrested were named Fisher Lavas Lekaras All involved acted to peddle the stolen stock certificates through various channels The case links to a theft at Carl Loeb Rhodes & Co and involves inactive race accounts in Bache s vaults Continued on Page Two.
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New York
District Attorney’s Office
Wall Street
Bache & Co
Sherahan
Bache
Frank S. Hogan
Upper Broadway
Nr. X
Ho- Ban
Mr. X
Newark
FBU
FBT
J. Edgarteaver
Gordon A. Tallman
Tallman
Hogan
Robert J. Dodge
Bronx
Dodge
Carl H. Loeb
Rhoades & Co
Alan £. Fisher
Denver
Cold
Michael Gus Lavas
FMT
Miami Beach
Michael Lekaras
Brooklyn
John Lombardozzi
Joseph G. Martinelli
Jersey City
FBI
Mogan
Tollman
Sears
Weather forecast for Bridgeport area with chances of showers
Considerable cloudiness and warmer temperatures give way to showers developing by afternoon with scattered thundershowers. Highs near 73 to 80. Showers ending tonight followed by partial clearing and milder air, lows 65 to 70. Sunday looks partly cloudy and warm. Almanac notes include sunrise and sunset times and daily features such as Classified Ads, Comics, Editorials, Obituaries, and Sports.
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Arayn Tre
Commerce
Bridgeport
Wind Whirls Auto Into Tree Killing Three In Britton
A heavy wind gust struck a car in Britton Michigan destroying a home and coop near a chicken yard. Patricia Reed aged mother, her son Francis 10 and her niece Mary Applegate 6 were killed. Two other children Celine 13 and Mark 9 were injured.
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Britton
Mid
Aly
Michigan
Patricia Reed
Britten
Mes Reed
Celine
Mark
Bailey Renamed State Chairman in Connecticut
Democratic State Chairman John M. Bailey was reelected to his ninth consecutive two year term at a special meeting in Hartford. Katherine Quinn of West Hartford was elected vice chairman with Henry Altabella and John J. Kelly as secretary and treasurer. Bailey's long tenure marked a state record, while Miss Quinn has served on the committee since 1928. The party set a state dinner for September 8 at the Statler Milton hotel.
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Hartford
John M. Bailey
Bailey
Democratic National
Challeau
Democratic State Central Committee
Statler Hilton
Katherine Quinn
West Hartford
Henry Altabella
Meriden
John 2. Kelly
Cornelius F. Mulvihill
Bridgeport
Mulvihill
Miss Quinn
Helen Case
Cornwall
Gertrude O'Donnel
Litchfield
Statler Milton Hotel
Explosion level mobile pen plant on Maple Street
A blast at the dlue Connecticut Pen and Pencil Company plant on Maple Street seriously burned one worker and caused extensive damage. Firefighters contained the blaze after about an hour as Victor Wall estimates losses in the thousands pending inventory. Several workers fled the building while others helped victims to a police car and hospital, with Carl Edwards among the injured in serious condition.
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Welstons Plate
Hveesko
East Side
Hitemen Chon
Connecticut
Peo and Pencil
Maple Street
Pete Mastronardi
Dlue Connecticut Pen Andl Pencil Company
Red Senger
Victor Wall
Erna
Veesy
Senger
Gridgeport Hospital
Carl Edwards
Evelyn Street
Stratford
Edwards
Clifford Reynolds
Mariner 1 Venus Flyby Launch Planned Tomorrow
Cape Canaveral officials say the Mariner 1 spacecraft is ready for a pre-dawn launch on a 30 minute Venus encounter. The 4100 pound craft carries instruments to pierce Venus clouds and relay data on atmosphere spin and magnetic field to Earth for analysis. NASA officials expect to shed light on Venus mysteries and conditions, with Project manager Jack James noting limited current knowledge and past conflicting temperature readings.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Venus
Brackett
Mariner 1
Earth
Jack James
Mariner
NASA
James
Lemnitzer Named Chief in Europe and NATO Leader
Hyannis Port Mass July 1 The White House announced Gen Lyman Lemnitzer will become the US commander in chief in Europe and General Maxwell D Taylor will succeed him as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Norstad will be succeeded as NATO commander in Europe Lemnitzer retires Sept 30 from the post and Taylor moves to military adviser to President Kennedy George H Decker will retire Sept 30 and be succeeded by Earl G Wheeler Salinger accompanied President Kennedy for the weekend in Cape Cod
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Hyannis Port
Mass
API
Lyman Li. Lemnitzer
Europe
Maxwell D. Taylor
Saint Chiefs of Staff
Ae White House
Leimitzer
Wim
Lauris Norstad
Storeme
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Anny High Command
Pierre Salingeou
Kennedy
George H
United States
Lemaitzer
Leinitzer
Jolt Chiefs of Staff
Salinger
Joint Chiefs
Lemnitzer
Hartford Gas Loses Bid for Rate Boost
Hartford July 20 AP The Hartford Gas Co lost its bid for a rate increase as the State Public Utilities Commission denied raising the minimum monthly charge for residential customers from 1.75 to 2 and the minimum-rate consumption from 200 to 300. The PUC cited expected revenue from gas sales to Constitution Plaza and the elimination of a 371,009 amortization expense. Hartford Steam Service Co did not operate in May, so sales to that subsidiary were not included in the test period ending April 30.
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Hartford
Hartford Gas Company
State Public Utilitics Commission
PUC
Constitution Plaza
Hartford Steam Service Co
SenatePasses Aid Bill 95-26 Compromise Approved
The Senate approved a 34.7 billion foreign aid measure in a 56 to 26 vote after stripping controversial features. The bill, weaker than Kennedy’s request, sets spending ceilings with later appropriations. It now goes to the House, with passage expected next week before reaching the president.
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Washington
Senate
House
Kenedy
Senate House
Kennedy
Poland
Yugoslavia
Kremlin
Farmer Pleads Innocent in Slavery Case at Hartford Trial
Al Middlefield chicken farmer Shackney pleaded innocent in U S District Court to counts of holding a Mexican family in peonage and involuntary servitude. Judge Blumenfeld set bail at 15000 and scheduled a hearing on defense challenges to the indictment.
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Farmer
Harry Hultgren, Jr
U.S
Connecticut
Atorney
Hartford County
Talentee i
Ifulte
Shackney
Blumenfeld
U. S
Luis Ariberto Oros
Middlefield
James Shackney
de I. O'Conner
Delof
Mater
Fairfield Beach Project Faces Hearing Opposition
Fairfield Beach near Penfield Road heard strong debate over a proposed 420000 sand pumping and groin construction to protect 8 000 feet of shorefront affecting about 50 properties. The Fairfield Flood and Erosion Control Commission will decide later if funds and easements justify proceeding, with state aid planned and property owners potentially bearing costs through assessments.
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Fairfield Beach
Penfield Reat
Fairfield Flood and Erosion Control Commission
Oldfield School
William T.F. Lewis
Ardag
Finance Board
Hout
Askessmen
W. Warren Thoth
Commission
Kailfield Beach
Penfield Reef
Lewis
I. Garry
Usged
Pine Creek Point
William Marvin
Fairfield Beach Road
Marvin
Richard, Stelber
Curry
James Moore
Box 183
Alfred Bain
Antherst College
Fairfield Deach
Strike seen Monday at missile plants
Washington July 2 AP William E Simkin labor mediator said Kennedy that aerospace talks are stalemated and a strike is likely Monday at key missile plants and bases. About 100000 workers represented by AFLCIO machinists and auto workers unions involved. Simkin flew from West coast talks to report to Kennedy and Goldberg. He cited stalemates at North American Lockheed and General Dynamics Convair division with no settlement expected before the Monday strike deadline.
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Washington
William E. Simkin
Kennedy
Aerospree
Aflcio Machinists
Auto Workers
Simkin
Federa Mediation and Conciliation Service
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
North American
Lockheed
General Dynamics
Convair
Woman spots Brian Kieran near her home
Nine year old Brian Kieran wandered from his brother and sister at Pinewood Lake Park in Trumbull Thursday afternoon. A large search of the 100 acre park by police, firemen, and volunteers found him near the woods adjacent to Great Neck road after darkness, and he was treated for exposure at St. Vincent's Hospital Bridgeport before release.
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Brinsko
Brian Kieran
Trumbull Cats
Eileen
Pinewood Lake
Edward Hoffman Trumbull
Brian Kieren
Great Neck Road
Beach Memorial Park
Park Pool
Wiliam Mamalton
Edison Toad
John Kieran
New York Times
Inewood Lake
Brian
Kieran
Orion
Neil
Nett
Park Woods
Pott
Raymond Heckwith
Fairfield Fire Department
Bairheld
David Russell
Richard Felter
Clarence Darrow
John Grassi
Westport Police Department
Joseph D'Auia
Thomas Lynch
Bridgeport
Payromen Wilbur Barrett
Victor Gracer
Harry Marriucci
George Bacon
Charles Smith
Twitchgrass Road
Artad Ater
Swater
Beckwith
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Bache CO
Praber
Mirly
Telegram
Burton
Pers
M.D
Constantine Brown
Financin
Jacoby Art Bridge
Tates
Raffio
Sporta
Norstad
NATO
Taylor
JCS
Hartford Gas
Trumbull
David I, Shackney
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