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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1958
Page
2
The Redevelopment Agency plans to ask the state government for funds to cover up to half the costs of two renewal projects on State Street and Railroad Avenue. If approved, the city would pay about $907,375 after federal grants and state aid. The next meeting is June 13 at City Hall to consider the application.
A redevelopment firm survey team from Candeub and Fleissig finished a house to house survey in the 12.5 acre Railroad Avenue area. The team will shift to the 49.4 acre State Street project, gathering data on buildings and occupants to aid cost planning relocation and other decisions.
A 20 minute sound and color 16 mm film of the Navy Rice Cotton Bowl game played last New Year's Day is available free of cost. Navy won the game by 20 to 7. Obtain by writing the Cotton Bowl Information Service in Dallas Texas.
In Sofia Khrushchev declares there is only one kind of communism Soviet style and warns Tito against Western aid. He accuses Yugoslav communists of deviation while noting past talks with Tito faltered under hardline leaders. Tito and his wife retreat to Brioni island for vacation.
Deborah N. Glover of Fairfield was reelected secretary of the American Bridge Teachers Association at its New York meeting. Jo Woods of Lite Rock Arkansas was elected president. Charles H. Goren gave the keynote. Connecticut members include Daisy Wolf of Bridgeport and A. L. Stefan of Fairfield.
The Rev. Wallace W. Anderson D D minister of United Congregational church will be the principal speaker Sunday night as Rev. Robert Y. Johnson is installed as minister of New London First Church of Christ.
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