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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1962
Page
1
Reporters noted U S secretary Rusk and Soviet foreign minister Gromyko in talks about Berlin to preserve the integrity of West Berlin amid speculation about U S policies. Gromyko advanced but showed restraint, while Rusk signaled readiness to engage without eagerness to converse for its own sake.
Readable text notes Typhoon Kate threatening coastal China while U S diplomats face pressure over Berlin access and a stalled separate peace with the Soviet Union. Rusk and Gromyko met as India and Red China discussed Himalayan border clashes. Western allies press for concrete talks amid bilateral diplomacy and protests.
Bridgeport police arrested Wilbert Lanham 24 of Beechwood Avenue Dennis Macaulay 21 and Arthur Luc exts 10 of Hawordave Fairfield. They are wanted in an aggravated assault case involving Joseph Firlgelaski of Cardinal Street Fairfield after an incident Saturday in the town.
HAL 10 resumes limited service with 12 willing to return under EMERY Air Line Engineers union plans. Secretary Goldberg to meet Eastern, strikers, and pilots to resolve stalemate as 40 supervisory types among EAL engineers exist. Morrissey dies at 77 in Stratford hospital. funeral in Stratford with Mass and burial at St Michael's cemetery. surviving wife, children, and grandchildren noted.
In Algiers Ben Bella supporters and rival CNRA members challenge the Tripoli declaration. The Ben Khedda camp protests the political bureau makeup as Ben Bella’s faction claims legitimacy to lead Algeria and reorganize the state, while the FLN faces deep opposition and possible military moves against Ben Khedda before elections. Greece grants asylum to Marian Soos, a Hungarian electronics engineer.
Reports from Tokyo say Red China accuses Indian troops of firing provocatively since July. Chinese broadcast says Indian forces crossed into Sigkiang and Gala river areas, wounding the border, while China demands immediate Indian withdrawal to restore peace.
A drum corps contest in Baltimore Memorial Stadium drew about 2 009 fans. Hawthorne Caballeros led with 87.73 points, followed by Hurricanes from Shelton, 86.651, Archere Muskateers from Upper Darby, 85.65, Skyliners of New York with 85.216, and Buccaneers of Reading with BRITO points. Hal Daniels won best appearing drum minor, sponsored by B Ballantine & Sons Brewery. John Michalovsky, a Sikorsky Retail employee in Stratford, died in Bridgeport. services set at Adzima funeral home and St Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church. Burial at Lakview cemetery. He was born in Russia and survived by two sons and two daughters.
Telstar will relay a multi continent broadcast using AT&T earth station to a 170 pound satellite with live pickups from San Francisco Niagara Falls Juarez El Paso and Turin. European views include Vatican Sistine Chapel Paris Arc de Triomphe and Vienna. ABC CBS NBC CBC coordinated the Europe and America segments with BBC executives rehearsing timing and signal handoffs.
Columnist Dedera and his wife Nancy spent three weeks nose poking in Russia. He writes breezy, perceptive pieces on Russian life blending humor with observation while his wife records visuals. Arizona Republic offered his columns and photographs to the Associated Press for use by other papers. Telegram prints the first of five articles on Page eight, with four more continuing the series.
Scientists face a fiery launch failure of the Venus probe. Officials say evaluation will determine if Mariner 2 can launch again within weeks. A 24 day minimum is needed to prepare the second attempt after the February 12 Rossin probe fell short of data.
Senate leader Funston calls for a five percent corporate tax cut from 52 to 47 percent and lower bracket relief to restore business and investor confidence. He argues the cut would boost investment, lift stock prices, and avoid a recession while noting the current market level reflects caution.
Ashland Kentucky July 32 AP Secretary of Commerce Luther H Hodges voiced optimism about Kennedy trade bill passage and anticipated a quick tax cut decision within weeks He urged a simple tax cut to spur the economy while noting Kennedy weighs options Senate and House leaders question the necessity and timing Cooper urged patience but warned tax cut foes may block action Mills and Byrd must be convinced to support any measure
William R Rippe 77 of Miami Florida formerly of Westport and Hamden died Friday. Services are Monday at 2 pm at Charles H Lewis funeral home 210 East State Street Westport with Rev Virgil Foster of New York City officiating assisted by Rippe grandson William Roberta of Fairlawn and student minister Bumpi in Willow Brook memorial park.
Report on Lima street demonstrations shows APRA supporters marching after Prado's overthrow they hurled insults and attacked police with purses and tear gas. Police used colored water to identify fugitives while women were sprayed with water cannons. No arrests reported. Junta leaders warned of a nationwide general strike by Monday aimed at pressuring the government.
In Santa Domingo on July 22 the Dominican Republic's young democratic government backs at least a hemisphere condemnation of Peru's military coup to preserve civilian leadership in Latin America. Foreign Minister Jose Antonio Borgells voiced confidence in regional action and denounced the coup.
Threat of a nationwide missile strike affecting about 150000 workers and 53 plants was eased as two unions accepted a White House mediated delay. Negotiations resume tomorrow with a special board acting as mediator. At Douglas Aircraft Long Beach 6500 UAW members voted to accept a tentative agreement with an agency shop and raises, while North American, Ryan and Lockheed locals showed mixed results on union shop and pay details.
W A Bootle of Macon challenges Elliott jurisdiction as U S Circuit Court in Atlanta weighs vacating the injunction banning demonstrations. Saturday night a March to downtown drew 61 youths to Camilla detention and 49 adults to Leesburg jail, all charged with parading without a permit obstructing traffic and sidewalk gathering. Police reported no incidents aside from tense crowds and verbal clashes with reporters and police.
The President and Jacqueline Kennedy water skied with Jackie on a tandem line off the Marlin while Ethel Kennedy drove the boat. Caroline wore an orange life preserver as Glenn and the Kennedy children joined a Sunday crowd of about 1,000 to watch Mass and a seaside display at Hyannis Port.
Negotiations for a new contract at General Dynamics Electric Boat in Groton Connecticut were set to resume at the Labor Department building in Washington. The session follows two days of talks between the company labor leaders and elected labor officials with President Kennedy and Mrs Kennedy attending a private event in London prior to the talks.
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