De Gaulle Faces Assembly Clash Over Constitutional Reform
France's de Gaulle presses a plan to reform the constitution while calling for a six month decree power to handle the Algerian revolt. He criticizes proposed amendments and travels to Algeria to assert authority, signaling a tense clash with deputies and opposition factions in Paris.
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Assembly
Senate
Socialist Party
de Gaulle
Christian Pineau
Counly
France
Africa
Algeria
Habib Bourguiba
Tunisia
Mohammed V
Morocco
de Gautte
Tribune
Hotel
la Perouse
Raoul Salan
Algiers
Bitterness in Algeria Loyalist—De Gaulle Vigilance Demands
In Algiers on June 2, insurgent leaders pressed for continued vigilance as De Gaulle’s return to power loomed. A junta spokesman warned De Gaulle may retreat to Colombey Les Deux Eglises, while cabinet lineup angered leaders who spearheaded the May 13 revolt. A 4,000-strong crowd cheered the junta, with only one banner bearing De Gaulle’s name as Soustelle urged patience and discipline.
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Algiers
Algeria
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Colombey-Les-Deux-Eglises
Junta
de Gaulte
Vive de Gaulle
Jacques Soustelle
Soustelle
Matthies Drops Firm Control Fight in Seymour Co
Former State Rep Bernard H Matthies and his five children withdrew from a Superior Court case over control of the Seymour Metal Products Co. The suit targeted three directors and officers of two large trusts tied to founders George E Matthies and Annie Matthies. Defendants include Earl Bees Seymour Raymond Hackett Stamford and H George Carroll Larchmont with Meade Alcorn Suffield named as a potential witness.
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New Haven
Bernard H Matthies
Seymour Mp. Co
John Hodgson
Hartford
Simpy
George E. Matthies
Annie
Earl
Iowa Primary Sees GOP Governor Battle Narrow Lead
Iowa voters focus on the Republican governor nomination as Lt. Gov. William H. Nichols trails Dr. William G. Murray in early returns. Incumbent Gov. Herschel Loveless faces no Democratic challenger for November. Unofficial count shows Murray ahead with 5,543 to 4,732 across partial precincts.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Herschel Loveless
William H. Nichols
William G. Murray
Iowa State College
Congress
Premier's bid bases UN row in Tunisia case
The U N council faces a Tunisian French clash as Wadsworth Murphy and Beesey urge restraint and resumed talks. Georges-Picot proposes adjourning talks while Bourguiba seeks de Gaulle mediation, amid accusations of aggression and calls for troop removal.
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UN Row
Tunisia
France
Wadsworth
Good Offices
Council
U. S
Robert D. Murphy
Harold Beesey
Gaillard
Tavitation
Georges-Picot
Habib Bourguiba
de Gaulle
Remada
Slim Hurls
Slim
Tunisian
Fren
Algeria
Committee of Public Safety
Jacques Soustelle
de Gaullists
Raoul Salan
Mary Martin Sells Norwalk Property to Charles Reagle
Actress Mary Martin and husband Richard H. Halliday sold a one acre tract and one of three buildings on Ponys Avenue Norwalk to Charles M. Reagle. The deed filed with Town Clerk Mable G. Ireland states the purchase price was 39000. Reagle is a vice president and director of Cooper Bessemer Corporation of Ohio with an office in New York City.
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Norwalk
Mary Martin
Richard H. Halliday
Ponys Avenue
Charles MT. Reagle
Bridal Trail
Darien
Mable G. Ireland
Cooper Bessemer Corporation of
Ohio
New York City
Producer Accuses Wife of Adultery in Divorce Suit
Otto Preminger and his estranged wife Mary Preminger are in Superior court with Preminger filing a cross-complaint for divorce. He accuses Mary of adultery with Michael Rennie, a British actor, while denying other allegations of intimacy with three women.
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Los Angeles
Otto Preminger
Michael Rennie
Preminger
Mary
London
Jet
End Seen Near for Explorer II
The period of Explorer II is shortening from 100 minutes per orbit by about 15 seconds daily. As gravity pulls stronger, the orbit decays the satellite falls lower. When the period hits 90 minutes it has days left, at 88 minutes hours, and the satellite will burn up in the atmosphere.
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Earth
Car of Missing MIT Student Found in Quebec Woods
MIT learns the car of missing Yale graduate John Rodman Bouck was found in a northern Quebec path into woods. Bouck last seen at MIT on April 19 after telling a roommate of a date. authorities confirm he crossed into Canada at Philipsburg across from Swanton. Bouck, 26, formerly worked as a mechanical engineer at Fairchild aviation.
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Cambridge
Mass
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Quebec
John Rodman Bouck
Yale
MIT
Canada
Philipsburg
George Rodman Bouck
Adam Road
Massapequa
N. Y
Bouck
Stratos Division
Fairchild Aviation
Bayshore
N.Y
Highway bids filed on upstate projects Hartford
The Enfield Road Construction Co. submitted the apparent low bid of 1,099,888 for about a mile of the Hartford Springfield expressway. Other low bids include D W Frione for Route 5 paving in North Haven and Wallingford at 591,856 and Angelo Tomassa for relocated Route 4 in New Hartford at 1,?… Reproducible details indicate highway lighting units for Route 9 and 7 by T D Brass Co. at 40,019.
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Hartford
Enfield Road Construction Co., Inc
Thompsonville
State Highway Department
Hartford-Springfield
Massachusetts State Line
Elm Street
Enfield
North Haven
Wallingford
D. W. Frione Co., Inc
New Haven
New Hartford
Angelo Tomassa Inc
New Britain
Idletown
MecFadden Express Upsets Teamsters in Transportation League
The MecFadden Express defeated the Teamsters 6 to 3 in a Transportation league game. Galayda Salvatore and Carl Pugliese led at the plate with key hits. In the other match Associated Transport beat Spector Freight 10 to 7 as Ed Cradder Schaellee and Capply each collected three hits.
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MecFadden Express
Teamsters
Galayda
Salvatore
Carl Pugliese
Associated Transport
Spector Freight
Ed Cradder
Schaellee
Capply
Parking law debate moves to police board tweaks
City council conducts hearings on sidewalk and sewer projects while weighing parking law changes. Residents favor storm sewers on Oakwood street and new sidewalks on Tesiny circle. traffic rules and towing costs spur amendments. Public hearings set for June 16 on East Main sewer and related street projects.
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Tesiny Circle
Oakwood Street
Dayton Road
Houston Avenue
Jennings Avenue
Highway Committee
I. FE. Snyder
East Main Street
Matthew A. June
Powell Place
Powell Terrace
Ellen
B. S. Wyckoff
Grandview Avenue
Public Works Department
Domenick Ciccia
Howard Court
Bell Court
Julian Drive
South Avenue
Sikorsky Avenue
Hotel group balks at hearing on wages in Hartford
Connecticut hotel restaurant representatives refused to testify at a June hearing in the state capital on minimum wages for restaurant workers. The Wage Order board, appointed by Labor Commissioner Renato Ricciuti, had invited hotel owners to present evidence. Hotel operators argued the current board is not proper for hotel wages. an executive session is set for June 13, with a mandatory wage recommendation due by June.
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Hartford
Connecticut
State Capitol
Renato E. Ricciuti
FBI Agents Nab Prison Escapee From Leavenworth
Kilburn, an escapee with a dozen aliases, was captured by FBI agents for violating a 1956 conditional release from Leavenworth. He had served time for a 1951 bank robbery in Gree Utah and had a history including interstate car theft embezzlement bad checks and unauthorized sale of GI clothing. He returned from Mexico after a spree of bad checks in Salt Lake City and robbed the Orem bank of about 2500 dollars. He is to be returned to Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary.
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Leavenworth
Gree
Utah
Mexico
Salt Lake City
FBI
Kilburn
Groups reverse old tradition at International Institute meeting
The International Institute and Town House group re-elected officers including Samuel Sumner Freedman vice president and Mrs John Horvath recording secretary. A North End high school petition was approved and a panel on Hungarian refugees followed a United Nations film.
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North End
International Institute
Jennie Buccino
Horvath
Sidney Postal
Wayne Moore
Lillian Mohagel
John Arcudi
Joseph Lasky
George Laden
United Nations
Driscoll
Mario Asdrubali
Alfred J. Houk
Catholic Charities
Sarah Morrison
Institute
Alexander Qbychowics
Poland
Ralph J. Szar
Asdrubali
Institute plans expanded mission despite deficit
Mrs. Driscoll chaired a panel report noting the Institute runs a deficit but must respond to the growing need by respending its activities and broadening its scope in employment naturalization schooling health and social adjustment.
Mayor Discusses City Projects and Redevelopment
The mayor outlined road paving and street lighting plans and noted a new North End elementary school. He spoke of a federal funds application for a redevelopment program, with initial phase areas near the city center. He praised the polio immunization effort vaccinating 8,900 Bridgeporters and urged vigorous pursuit of the North South highway project to boost the economy. He cited unemployment as a continuing issue and praised Welfare department efforts.
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Ron
North End
Henry P. Dinan
Teiggs Hunted in $2,700 Cathedral Break
burglary at west side rectory building connected to the church by an inner door. Entrance gained by forcing a front door. The theft was found at 6 30 am Monday by Miss Anna Hand, housekeeper, who notified Rt Rev George B Curtiss. Police summoned. Bangkok reports largest sum ever paid for a palomino horse, $12 500.
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Chancery
Anna Hand
George B. Curtiss
Thailand
Bangkok
Council Allows Bid Withdrawal and Summer Uniform Change
The council approved a bid withdrawal for a reno vation plan tied to a property license and agreed to let policemen wear short-sleeve uniforms this summer with an open shirt collar. It granted Star Taxi a vertical office sign, asked for road markings updates, reimbursed Hillside hospital care costs, and deferred curb and sidewalk work on Grovers avenue and Gilman street after a negative public hearing.
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League
Ernest H. Garrick
Star Taxi Company
Golden Hill Street
Police Board
Thomas E. O’brien
Ridge Avenue
Columbia Street
John Donofrio
Kossuth
Clarene Streets
John J. Morris
Hillside Hospital
Hill Street
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Gaulle
Pierre Pilimlin
Pilimlin
Constantine
Oran
Andre Malraux
Malraux
Matthies
Eisenhower
Mount Saint Mary's College
Emmisburg
Upstate
McFadden
Winsihonsa QK
Joel Broyhitl
R-Va
Police
Senate House
Heriot
Louis,i. Gladstone
Brown
Tedesco
John R. Cobb
United
Bonneville
States
Teggs
Rowland
Bermuda
Bridgeport, Genn
Dacron
DuPont
Aber Mowland
Howland
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