Budget deficit near 3 billion as receipts lag
Preliminary reports show the national budget ended the year June 30 in the red by about 2.82 billion dollars, far above Eisenhower’s January forecast. Receipts totaled 60.08 billion, while spending rose to 71.9 billion, with defense and anti recession programs driving outlays. Officials caution figures are subject to revision as the new fiscal year begins.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Secretary of the Treasury
Anderson
Maurice 11. Stans
Stans
Police capture escapees from Fairfield State Hospital
Three inmates from Fairfield State hospital Newtown were recaptured by Stratford Police within 24 hours after their escape from the third floor of the administration building. John Miranda 34 of Westfield New Jersey along with Lester Feathers 36 Stratford and Mack Hope 23 Stratford were found after a cross-town pursuit. They reported wandering after leaving the hospital Sunday evening and described rides to Monroe Ox Hill and Bridgeport before bedding down near Johnson's Creek. They were returned to the hospital after questioning.
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Stratford
John Miranda
Westfield
N. J
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Hollister Avenue
Bridgeport
Peter Longo
Joseph Keenan
Albert Evanko
Clyde Haggerty
Donald Brown
Lester Feathers
Columbus Avenue
Mack Hope
Bertrose Avenue
Milford
Johnson's Creek
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Monroe
Ox Hill
Stratford Avenue
Miranda
New Jersey
Weeks
David Roberts
Hnenital
Adams Rapped And Defended Washington
Sherman Adams faced criticism for intervening in a government contract dispute last year and was defended by Secretary Weeks as a man of integrity. Weeks said Adams acknowledged an error in judgment in his relations with Bernard Goldfine, the Boston textile magnate, amid the Golfine probe coverage.
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Washington
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Commerce Weeks
Weeks
Adams
Adams Weeks
Bernard Goldfine
Boston
Bethel 10 Vote On School Plan
Bethel residents will vote July 29 on an $882,000 Bethel High School addition. A July 21 town meeting with 40 attendees set polling hours from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. No action was taken on a postponement request from Planning Zoning Commission temporary chairman Richard Whitellsey pending the commission’s three high school plans.
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Bethel
Bethel High School
Richard Whitellsey
Planning Zoning Commission
Americans Evacuated From Baghdad Arrive in Rome
A chartered airliner brought 91 American refugees including 37 women and 53 children to Ciampino airport Rome from Baghdad. U.S. officials said more evacuations would follow as arrangements are completed.
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U.S. Air Force
Robert Kilby
Hamden Conn
Kilby
State Department
Iraq
U.S
Rome
New York
D. Miller
Baghdad
Marines Join Lebanese Units in Sniper War
Beirut July 21 AP Marines joined Lebanese army anti sniper patrols to curb rebel fire on Marine guards and planes and to take over guard duty at the British embassy. US diplomatic push for compromise to end civil war alongside reports of atomic capability in mid east forces. Soviet hints Moscow may send troops to Syria if summit fails to settle the region.
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U. S
America
Lebanon
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S. Navy
Mid-east
Defense Department
Washington
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Navy
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Moscow
Paris
Syria
Iraq
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Nasser
Hypnosis Lifts Grandma From Elevator Phobia
Detroit July 21 AP Mrs Helen J Stedman a 48 year old court clerk in a city county building rode an elevator up and down several times and said she is cured of a longtime phobia after a brief hypnosis trance. She normally climbs 286 stairs daily to reach her office on the 11th floor and fainted on elevators before. Her first trip up she cried saying she could not believe it. She reported feeling shaky and tired yet thrilled and said she is all right now.
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Detroit
Helen J. Stedman
Stedman
Mrs. Stedman
Allies draft note to Khrushchev on UN action in Middle East
Western Allies prepared a note to Soviet Premier Khrushchev inviting him to complain to the United Nations Security Council if Anglo American military actions threaten peace. The move followed Khrushchev's call for an immediate Big Five summit. President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles discussed the response for 56 minutes.
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Washington
Khrushchev
United Nations Security Council
Middle East
Eisenhower
State Dulles
Blood donors urged for Bridgeport emergency drive
An urgent blood drive operates today from 1 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Nurses' auditorium at St Vincent's Hospital Bridgeport. Cameron MacKenzie urged individuals and groups to volunteer as supplies have fallen short though staff and Magnus Wahlstrom company volunteers pledged support. Doctor Victor Wallace notes regional blood supply is down seasonally while hospital demand remains high.
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Bridgenort
Cameron MacKenzie
Bridgeport Red Cross
St. Vincent's
Magnus Wahlstrom
Bridgeport Machine Company
Bowever
Mackenzie
Victor G. H. Wallace
Connecticut
Court Upholds Zoning Change For Trumbull Shopping Center
The State Supreme Court, in a four to one decision, upheld a zoning change allowing a $6 million Trumbull shopping center south of the Merritt Parkway between Main Street and Madison Avenue. The project, by Frouge Construction on a 60 acre tract, includes a supervised play area and 2,000 parking spaces. Work could begin within 90 days. the five-building complex will take 18 months to two years to complete.
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Trumbull
Merritt Parkway
Main Street
Madison Avenue
Frouge Construction
Frederick F. Ehream
Two Young Men Injured in Grand Street Crash
A motorcycle collision at Grand Street and North Washington Avenue left Donald Sabo 22 and Kenneth Kramer 16 with multiple injuries. Sabo suffered two fractured legs and other wounds while Kramer sustained a fractured left leg and contusions. They were treated at St. Vincent's hospital and listed in good condition. George E. Kochiss 39 faced a driving violation charge.
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Washington Avenue
Donald Stephen Sabo
Brewster Street
Kenneth Kramer
Box 59
Downs Road
Stevenson
St. Vincent's Hospital
George E. Kochiss
Taft Street
Stratford
Iraq diplomat Abdul Abbas receives police guard in New York
Abdul Majid Abbas, United Nations delegate of Iraq's toppled government, reported a life threat from an Iraqi army officer. Police placed round the clock guard outside his hotel suite as UN Security Council met amid expected demonstrations. Abbas missed today's session. UN officials cited illness.
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Abdul Majid Abbas
United Natons
Iraq
Abbas
Security Council
Abbass
I-nation Council
Hashim Jawad
Train Halts To Spare Dog On New Haven Tracks
A New Haven passenger train stopped near Noble avenue and Pulaski street to avoid hitting a dog described as a young police dog. Firemen brought the animal down from the elevated roadbed and the dog wandered off down Noble avenue. The train was seven minutes late arriving at the New York bound local station.
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Noble Avenue
Pulaski Street
Fire Department
William Egan
Egan
Soviets oppose Japanese plan to ease Lebanon crisis
The Soviet delegate warned he would veto the Japan backed UN plan to strengthen observers in Lebanon, risking a General Assembly session if the Security Council cannot act. Britain and the United States backed the measure as a minimal step toward possible U.S. withdrawal from Lebanon and stability in the Middle East.
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Security Council
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Koto Matsudaira
Middle East
Alfonso Arujo
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Beirut
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Hammarskjold
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