De Gaulle Opens Drive to Stabilize Algeria Power
Paris reports Charles de Gaulle asserting unprecedented power as premier. He moves to quell the Algeria crisis, summons Gen Raoul Salan, plans a flight to Algiers, and seeks unity with unions and major parties while parliament grants him authority and then adjourns until October.
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Gaudy Paint Spills On Merritt Parkway Accident
In New Canaan on June 3 a station wagon carrying several gallons of paint was rear ended and overturned on the Merritt Parkway east of the Stamford Avenue overpass. Driver Edward McCullough, 60, suffered lacerations and head abrasions and was taken to Stamford Hospital. The fire department washed paint from the road as State Police and Highway Department trucks responded.
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Republican platform urges full-time city court judges
Hartford dispatch reports Rep Anthony E Wallace of Simsbury previewed a Republican platform for the November election. The document calls for full-time municipal court judges in the six largest cities and is to be released to the press tomorrow. Wallace serves on the GOP Platform research committee.
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Pleasant Weather For Bridgeport And Vicinity
Official weather report notes continued pleasant conditions in Bridgeport and vicinity with highs around 70 to 75 degrees. Tonight will be cool with a low near 35 and Thursday expected mostly fair with a high near 73. Winds northeasterly 5 to 18 mph. Temperature highs and lows listed from yesterday and year ago. month precipitation at 0.03 inches. The date is Wednesday June 4, the 155th day of the year.
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Brown Topping Knowland In Early Vote Returns
In California's gubernatorial primary, Edmund G. Brown led William F. Knowland in early returns as both pursued party nominations. Brown held a strong lead on the Democratic ballot while Knowland led on the Republican side. overall results depended on combined cross-filed votes.
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Burglars Strike Poultry Outlet in Bridgeport
Bridgeport police report a safe burglary at the Poultry Outlet at 1806 Main Street owned by Charles Winer. The safe containing about 150 dollars was taken, desk drawers were found ransacked, and the missing safe was discovered at 8 30 a m yesterday.
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Pact Approved For Columbia Pact Raises Wages At Columbia Records
The Columbia Records local 2371 United Electrical Workers ratified a new contract raising wages by 10 cents an hour for day workers and boosting piece workers by a similar amount. The agreement, announced by union and management negotiators, passed by hand vote about 280 to 20 at a Sokol hall meeting led by Monroe Leach. Average pre-contract hourly wages were 1.93 dollars. some day workers will receive additional adjustments ranging from 2 to 10 cents above the base increase.
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AMC and UAW Agree on Keeping Pact
American Motors and the United Auto Workers announced an indefinite extension of the contract if no wage settlement is reached by June 15. Negotiations resume after a May 15 recess, as the company diverges from the Big Three approach. GM Ford and Chrysler remain without current contracts while about 500,000 UAW members work under a no-strike directive.
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House 10 Vote Today On Defense Fund Boost
The House debates a 38.31 billion defense bill with committee assurances of strength and warnings against complacency. A vote the next day will decide if the funding, up nearly 3.81 billion from the prior year, meets needs for space and missile programs amid Cold War concerns. Speaker: Rep. George Mahon urges focus on space age weaponry to face 1960 1970 era threats.
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Church seeks zoning change for downtown vacant lot
The First Church of Christ Scientist requests rezoning of a 100 by 164 foot vacant lot at Lafayette and Liberty streets from C-Residence to Business 2. A public hearing is set for June 20 at 2 30 PM in City Hall. The church owns the land and building next door at 871 Lafayette Street.
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Features for Everybody In Telegram Every D ay Page
The page lists diverse sections and contributors including Angelo Patri Dr Bundesen and Sylvia Porter with features across editorial, fashion, obituaries, radio and TV, theater news, finances, sports, and women’s sections. Date and issue cues indicate a broad cultural roundup.
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Farley Opens Bid for U S Senate Seat
James A. Farley announces his bid for the Democratic nomination to the U S Senate in New York. He turns 70 this Friday and cites the world crisis as a reason to serve, with conventions due in late August and incumbent Sen Irving M Ives not seeking re election for health reasons. Other Democrats mentioned include Robert Wagner Frank Hogan and Thomas W Finletter.
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Sentencing Set for June 17 in Slain Husband Case
Mrs. Julia DiNardo, 35, of Westport, pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the March 16 death of Pasquale DiNardo, 41. Judge Howard W. Alcorn scheduled sentencing for June 17 with a June 12 probation report. she is eligible to inherit her husband’s estate due to the manslaughter plea.
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Merchants to Challenge Rush Hour Parking Ban
Police crews began placing tow zone signs on downtown streets ahead of enforcement for the new tow-away ordinance. The Chamber of Commerce Retail division plans to protest the late afternoon ban, set 3:30 to 5:30 p.m., to ease traffic congestion.
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AF Hurls Atlas Aloft in Test
Cape Canaveral Florida July 3 The Air Force released news of the Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile rising on its eighth test flight into space The engine flames and steam marked a launch described as a limited distance test of about 600 miles for the two million dollar weapon A source close to the project indicated the test appeared successful
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Flood Solons With Letters Public Advised
The Council of State Chambers of Commerce urges a vast letter-writing campaign to Congress to cut taxes this year as an anti-recession measure. It cites tax cuts in Canada Germany and Austria and argues tax relief creates jobs with less budget impact than spending. The group notes Eisenhower doubts a general tax cut is needed but cites favored outcomes from prior cuts and urges action by Congress.
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Tie up in New York delays 39 commuter trains
In New York on June 3 a derailment like engine trouble caused 39 trains from the New Haven and New York Central lines to be held at Grand Central. 15,000 to 20,000 commuters faced 5 to 20 minute delays as the engine failed at Woodlawn at 5:20 p.m. The dual engine continued on diesel power after a 2 1/2 minute pause and service returned to normal by about 6:45 p.m.
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