Soviet Attack on Japanese Plan to Ease UN Crisis
The Soviet Union denounces a Japanese proposal to ease the UN Lebanon and Jordan crisis urging the Assembly to act on U S and British intervention plans. Hammarskjold seeks a larger observer group to stabilize Lebanon and support U S troop withdrawal. Sweden backs the compromise while Canada France and Panama back the Japanese move. China withholds endorsement until Lebanon speaks. Iraq’s seat is vacant and Baghdad’s former regime envoy avoids the council. Public galleries overflow with press and public observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Assembly
United States
Britain
Lebanon
Jordan
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Hammarskjold
Council
United Nations
Sweden
Koto Matsudaira
Canada
France
Panama
China
Colombia
Alfonso Aurajo
Iraq
Abdul Majid Abbass
Baghdad
Hashim Jawad
Deficit Seen Near Three Billion in Eisenhower Forecast
Revenue from taxes and other income was 72.4 billion dollars but actual totals fell 3.317 billion short. Defense outspent the estimate by 149 million while Labor and Agriculture varied around forecast. Poorer outcomes across categories dimmed the January 1958 spending projection.
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Eisenhower
Labor Department
Agriculture Department
Van Norman to Cut Executives Pay Amid Recession
Springfield mass July 21 AP Van Norman Industries the tool firm orders a percent pay cut for all officials earning at least 8000 annually President Herbert J Segal will take a 10 percent cut Directors fees reduced 50 percent from $2000 annually The company operates a 35 hour week after layoffs and has plants and divisions in Massachusetts New Hampshire Pennsylvania Ohio and Michigan.
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Springfield
Mass
van Norman Industries
Herbert J. Segal
Segal
Fairfield Cop Wars Siphoning Suspect
William Herlihy 16 of Fairfield was arrested after a police officer observed him siphoning gas from a vehicle at B and D Trucking on State Street extension. Patrolman Nicholas Stasella took him into custody and he was held on $100 bond for Town Court Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Herlihy
Fairfield
B and D
State Street
Nicholas Stasella
Shopping Center Wins in Court in May 1958 Ruling
The commission's plan for a regional shopping center faced multiple rulings by Judge Loiselle. The dispute centered on parking within 750 feet, severability of that provision, and consistency with a town comprehensive plan. The court upheld most claims while invalidating the parking rule as unlawful, reducing parking stations from six to four with capacity around 1,800 to 2,000 cars.
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Loiselle
Supreme Court
Trumbull
Froupes
J. Thomas
John
J. Jackie Frouge
Zoning Commission Stands By 1956 Action In Fronge Case
A state court majority upholds a zoning change approved March 1 1956 after hearings with Frouges present. The lone dissent criticizes executive sessions with petitioners and alleges conditions were pre agreed. Lawyers Ehrsam Levine Logue Collimore Fitzpatrick argued for plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Daly
Commission
John H. King
Raymond
James E. Murphy
Samuel Mellitz
Mr. Ehrsam
Aaron A. Levine
Zoning Commission
Frank Logue
Collimore and Fitzpatrick
GOP Nominees Plan Town by Town Tour
Hartford July 21 AP six GOP candidates met with State Chairman Clarence F Baldwin to outline a motorcade campaign hitting five or six towns daily. State Comptroller Fred R Zeller the nominee for governor said the tour will use beach wagons with public address systems and begin around Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Clarence F. Baldwin
Fred R. Zeller
GOP
Vivien Vellame Considers Senate Petition Bid
Vivien Vellame says she has not decided about gathering 11000 certified signatures to appear on the ballot for the U.S. Senate. She notes an independent nomination could be more effective than a write-in campaign. She has more than a month to decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stongington
Vivien Vellame
U.S. Senate
Kellems
Nepal Draft Constitution Under Review by Experts
British constitutional experts advise Katmandu leaders as Nepal drafts a constitution. The group aims to complete the draft in about four months amid nationwide consultations and political maneuvering.
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Nepal
Katmandu
West Leads in Middle East Crisis Diplomacy Debates
The briefing outlines Dulles possible London trip about Baghdad Pact talk. Senators Knowland and Morse urge UN action and UN approval for any summit. Israel’s Abba Eban met Dulles as Western allies draft parallel replies to Moscow, while Alphand reports U.S.-France-Britain near agreement.
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Dulles
London
Great Britain
Senate
William F. Knowland
Lebanon
Rnacree BeAtie
Herve Alphand
Moscow
Alphand
Russia
Israel
Abba Eban
Middle East
State Department
UN Security Council
Security Council
Khrushchev
United States
Geneva
Britain
France
India
Dag Hammarskjold
Christian Herter
Iraq
Baghdad
Bethel 10 Voter On School Plan Referendum Details
Town actions outline bond form interest rate and issuing details while authorizing the board to seek state education grants for a school addition. A petition with 430 signatures prompted the referendum and planning commission plans will be distributed. Pleasant Rise road was rejected for acceptance due to holes and washouts. Australia outfitted two warships as sea poising laboratories for Pacific research.
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Ainonce
Aido
Board of Selectmen
State Board of Education
Whitellsey
Planning and Zoning Commission
Hilda Walker
Board of Education
William W. Sunderland
Cherry Lane
John Main
Main
William Job
Marines Join Lebanese Unis In Super War
U S and Lebanese leaders grapple with a 73 day rebellion as leaflets drop across Lebanon. Murphy seeks mediation with Henry Pharaon and Raymond Edde while security forces clash in Beirut Tripoli Batroun. A Marine loses two fingers from a stove explosion at the airport.
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Don
Paris
Khrushchev
United Nations
U.S
Lebanon
Eisenhower
Robert D.' Murphy
Camille Chamoun
S . Ae
Abdullah Yafi
Hussein Oweini
Oweini
United States
Yafi
Murphy
Henry Pharaon
Beirut
London
Nasser
Abdullah Satem el Sabah
Persian Gulf
Kuwait
Abdullah Long
Abdullah
Hypnosis Ends Stairs Ordeal For Detroit Woman
Mrs. Stedman, a World War II WAC, had a fear of stairs linked to a Paris head injury. Under Detroit Hypnology Association President Anthony Rogers she was hypnotized in the city hall lobby and took her first elevator ride. Rogers claims post hypnotic suggestion cures her.
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Anthony
Rogers
Detroit Hypnology Association
Detroit River
Ralph
Stedman
Paris
Champs Elysees
Soviet protest over airlift and Austrian tensions spurs Kremlin notice
Reports from Cairo Rome Beirut and Moscow show tensions over post revolt Middle East action. Radio Baghdad announces a five member supreme tribunal to try traitor politicians of the deposed Iraqi government. In Italy a mob protests Jordan landings while Austria and Turkey troop movements prompt Soviet protests to the United States.
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Cairo
Baghdad
Moscow
Soviet Union
Austria
Julius Raab
U. S
United] States
Optimists to See Marine War Films at Bridgeport Meeting
Bridgeport Optimists plan a timely film program during their bi monthly dinner meeting at Nu Champs Wednesday at 7 30 p m A Belfast yard builds and the Canberra liner is featured with Marines campaigns and Pacific theater footage from World War I with the Queen and British involvement.
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Bridgeport Optimists Club
Belfast
Joseph Corona
Canberra
Britain
Sfice Corps
Bridgeport
Queens
Pacific
Sydney
Norwalk Police Chief Faces Union Probe Echoing Con gress Criticism
City officials invite Patrolman's Benevolent Association members to discuss charges against Police Chief Max Orlinsky amid calls for resignation and a renewed investigation path. The controversy centers on Adams and Goldfine tied to government aid questions and potential influence on the Board. Representatives defend Adams as integrity endures amid partisan scrutiny.
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Norwalk
Patrolman’s Benevolent Association
Max Orlins
al . P. Mie
Irving
Mitchell
Reese
Seaton
Caputo
Corporation
Const
Adams
Frederick F. Lovejoy
Ahis
Fred W. Miller
PBA
Bedford Memorial
iCn
Board of Contract Appeals
Jate Benes
Orlins
Ayetin
Pronetare Adams
Austin
Motorcycle Crash On North Washington Leaves Two Hurt
Patrolmen Sleeper and McNally investigated a head on crash on North Washington. Mr Kochis received a summons to appear in court July 25 while Mr Sabo rode as passenger on a motorcycle driven north by the Kramer youth when the collision occurred.
Winning coach moves up at Albuquerque university
Hugh Hackett will become track coach at the University of New Mexico next school year after a high school coaching career at Albuquerque flight gym that yielded 46 straight wins in three states over the last six years.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Hugh Hackett
University of New Mexico
Caldwell Heads Hospital Board For One-Year Term
Newtown July 21 two new officers were elected and the chairman reelected at Fairfield State Hospital board of trustees annual meeting. John H. Caldwell of New Canaan reelected for a second term. Dr. Jen A. Atchley of Lakeville named vice chairman. Denis M. Carroll of Danbury chosen secretary. Alan McLachlan resigned as trustee and vice chairman. Governor Ribicoff has not yet named a new appointee to fill the year remaining in McLachlan’s term. Caldwell praised Dr. William F. Green for hospital progress and listed three major accreditations approved since last July.
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Newtown
Fairfield State Hospital
Joh H. Caldwell
New Canaan
Mental Health
John J. Blas
William F. Green
Jén A. Atchley
Lakeville
Ribicoff
Hley
Arnold F. McLachlan
Danbury
Denis‘m. Carroll
Carrolias
Melvin W Fttle
West Hartford
Vj Fay
R. Fay, Jr
Westport
Ribolf
Mtr
Mit
Caldwell
Cecelia Mur|z
Greenwich
Frank L. Wilder
Ridgeport
Carroll
Hatters Union
Conecticut
Fedation of Labor
J. Carroll
Danbury Selective Service Larder
Rhee
Studar
Green
R. Cadwell
Fairfield Stiges
American Psyciatric Sociation
American Médical Isociation
Wfailapproval
Greel
Agendral Hospital
Joint
Commission On
New Trustee Named for Fairfield State Hospital Board
Governor Ribboff appoints New Trustee Mr. Fay of Wilton Road Westport to Fairfield State Hospital Newtown board. He succeeds Arnold F. McLachlan of Danbury who resigned after serving since 1947 on the board.
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Fay
Wilton Road
Westport
Ribboff
Fairfield “State Hospital
Newtown
Arnold F. McLachlan
Danbury
Iraqi diplomat guarded by New York police
A reported Iraqi delegation arrived with credentials from an overthrown monarchy. Jawad stated the group follows instructions from the delegation’s leader and receives all messages from the new Baghdad government through the title book.
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Raqi Republic
Abbas
Jawad
Baghdad
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