Congress weighs help for actress Olivia de Havilland
Congress may pass a bill to waive the McCarran-Waller immigration rule for Olivia de Havilland, allowing her to stay abroad beyond five years without losing U.S. citizenship. De Havilland, born in Tokyo in 1916 to British parents, became a naturalized American in 1941 and has lived in Paris since 1955 with husband Pierre Galante.
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City to Purchase Chains and Antifreeze
Five people were injured in a two car collision on the Merritt Parkway west of Ponns Ridge. Helen Shropshire, 57, Milford, and John Palmer, 47, Buller Pa., were treated at Stamford Hospital. Shropshire was charged with failure to drive in the established lane. The city board will meet Thursday at 2 p.m. to consider public purchases including tire chains and antifreeze, plus other items on the agenda.
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Great Seal Authority Details Secretary of State
The Secretary of State holds charge of the Great Seal and must impress it on all important documents. Laws do not take effect until the seal is affixed, underscoring the seal's formal power in enacting laws.
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Maiden flight of Navy Crusader jet astonishes at Edwards
The Navy’s Crusader II fighter, the F8U3 built by Chance Vought, completed a 48 minute maiden flight over the Mojave desert. Chief test pilot John Konrad flew the shark‑like jet, rumored to exceed twice the speed of sound, with 26 000 pounds thrust and outer space operating edge.
Attacks Repelled by Beirut Forces in Beirut
Beir ut security forces repelled two noon attacks on electrical generators in the Houj district. Insurgents threw explosives that caused no damage. Bombs in business districts damaged shops. In the eastern mountains an ambush killed two gendarmes and wounded one.
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Tension Between U S and Russia Cited as Dangerous
The Soviet ambassador Mikhail Menshikov said in a radio interview that tensions between the United States and Russia are dangerous and that Moscow hopes to remove them. He urged peaceful coexistence, five guiding principles, and a summit meeting soon. He dodged questions on U S policy and Yugoslav aid, and noted differences with Yugoslavia on Marxism Leninism. Westport Kiwanis honors Donald Carrier for year of service as lieutenant governor with a bronze plaque and framed tribute during a gathering at the Townly Restaurant.
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Textile output triples under New England district governor
The principal address highlighted James Sardonis, New England District Governor, noting Istanbul Turkey produced 497 million yards of cotton textiles in 1957 versus 159 million in 1940.
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Philadelphia papers hit by truck drivers strike
Philadelphia based papers the Bulletin and Inquirer printed token editions with no ads as a drivers strike halted deliveries for the third day. Camden Courier Post and Camden paper faced similar disruption while the Daily News remained unaffected. Only in offices could readers buy copies.
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Dealer Warned in Potato Color Case Hartford
Bridgeport dealer Michael Steinberg was warned by the State Food and Drug Commission for selling artificially colored potatoes in violation of a state embargo. At a hearing Commissioner Attilio Frassinelli reprimanded him for potential future violations as he faced Bridgeport Police court, with the case referred back for action.
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Burglars Steal 187200 Golf Balls and Clubs
Police report thieves raided the A G Spalding & Bros warehouse in Harwood Heights during Memorial Day weekend, stealing 187,200 golf balls valued at $15 a dozen and clubs worth about $70,000, after forcing an office lock.
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