Algerian rebels strike near borders as de Gaulle urges reconciliation
Algerian Moslem rebels attacked French forces in a 48 hour flareup near Moroccan and Tunisian borders. More than a ton of supplies including 54 rifles seized. 93 insurgents killed and 34 captured in the Constantine area. Rebel violence also hit towns like Sidi Ben Abbes and Tiaret as de Gaulle urged loyalty and a settlement with rebels.
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Algiers
UPI
Sobt
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Algeria
Ahmed Berkane
Sidi Ben Abbes
Oran
Tiaret
Constantine
Tunisia
Ndromah
Kingdom of
Morocco
Mediterranean
Paris
Bane
Cairo
Algerian Liberation Movement
FLN
Ali Nemour
Violence Flares Anew On Cyprus In Larnaca Clashes
Two Greek Cypriots are killed and several wounded in renewed fighting in Larnaca as Turkish Cypriots enter the square where Greek residents gathered. A separate riot injures Turkish Cypriot prison guards in Nicosia. The flare up follows earlier violence after a bomb targeted a Turkish consulate office. State officials say the clashes are linked to the wider Greek Turkish fighting ongoing on the island.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Larnaca
Mediterranean
Eoka
Cyprus Radio
Fire damages plant as Stratford blaze costs $2000
A fire in a wire enameling oven at Asco Wire and Cable, 1180 Stratford Road, Stratford, caused $2,000 damage and confined to the oven. Separately in London actor Robert Donat, star of Goodbye Mr Chips, died at 53 after years of ill health, collapsing last month and dying in a London hospital. Donat won the 1939 best actor Oscar for Chips. He was born March 18, 1905 in Withington, Manchester.
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Stratford
Robert Donat
MR. Chips’ Star
Asco Wire and Cable Company
Stratford Road
Theodore 5
Lockwood
London
Chips
Donat
Hollywood
Mr. Chips
Withington
Manchester
England
Bridgeport Area Weather Forecast and Almanac Notes
The Bridgeport area forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies with little temperature change today tonight and tomorrow. Scattered showers and possible thunderstorms persist into Tuesday with highs near 65 to 70 and lows from 55 to 66. Winds shift to northerly. almanac notes include sun rise 5 20 a m and sunset 8 24 p m with tide times today and tomorrow.
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Merlin Kerrage
Bridgeport
Democrats Rate Fall Issues Alcorn Attacks Their Chists
Democrats in Congress rate the GOP leadership as the top issue in the November fight for control. A special Democratic survey of House and Senate members found Eisenhower leadership, anti-recession programs, and unemployment among the leading topics. The memo notes 56 percent acknowledged concerns raised by constituents during Easter recess.
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Alcorn
Washington
UPI
Congress
Democratic National Committee
House
Senate
National
Eisenhower
Oyster planting to start in area near Bridgeport
Dr. Victor Loosanoff announces a long range program to restore oyster beds in the Bridgeport area. The plan begins this week with planting in rivers and ponds and includes spawning oysters to seed Long Island Sound. Areas like the Housatonic and Saugatuck rivers and nearby ponds may be used, but specifics are withheld as the season unfolds.
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Bridgeport
Victor Loosanoff
Marine Biological Labor
Milford
Long Island Sound
Loosanoff
New Haven Shellfish Commission
Housatonic
Saugatuck
Campo Mill Pond
Indian River
New Haven
Landlords Blast Go Begging Charge In Bridgeport Clash
The Greater Bridgeport Landlords League set to meet at Congdon Legion on Golden Hill Street to protest a report accusing Puerto Rican families of rent gouging. The study for the Inter-Group Council included two nurses, a police lieutenant, a sociologist, and Frank Corbett. Ernest H. Garrick, president of the landlords, called the report unjust and incomplete, saying landlords are lucky to break even on operating costs. The meeting was scheduled for tonight.
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Greater Bridgeport
Schedul
Industry Cuts Signal Deeper 1958 Expansion Slowdown
Washington reports industry plans to spend 30.71 billion on new plants machinery and equipment this year, 17 percent below 1957 and 4 percent below prior estimates. The SEC and Commerce Department warn the pace of capital outlays will stay weak, delaying jobs growth as construction of plants declines.
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Washington
Securities and Exchanges Commission
SEC
Commerce Department
May
Sec-Commerce
Mail Delivers Faster Under New Plan in Four Counties
The Post Office announced a routing revision speeding mail within Westchester and Dutchess counties in New York and Fairfield county in Connecticut. Letters mailed before 5 p.m. to addresses in these areas would reach the first mail the next day. A Herald Tribune reporter tested the timings from White Plains at 4 05 p.m. Wednesday.
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New York
Connecticut
U.S
Westchester Puisman
Dutchess
Fairfield County
Conn
New York Herald Tribune
White Plains
N. Y
Features for Everybody In Telegram Every Day Page
Telegram daily issue highlights features across sections including Classified Ads Comics Editorials and sports. Notable items mention Jacoby on Bridge Obituaries and Theater News with brief notes on radio and TV and Women’s News.
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Angelo Patri
Constantine Brown
Dr. Bundesen
BN Pats & Fashions
Jacoby On Bridge
Sylvia Porter
Theater News
Women's News
Bush Urges Good Citizenship at Fairfield Commencement
Senator Prescott Bush told 460 graduates of the University of Bridgeport that educated men and women owe a duty to practice good citizenship and support honest government. Monsignor John Byrnes of St. Thomas Seminary warned against secular drift and urged education to teach virtue and how to be a real man. Commencement was held at 10:30 a.m. on campus with over 2,500 attending.
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Victor Munir
Agnes L. Mason
Oak Ridge Park
Westport
Prescott Bush
University of Bridgeport
College of Education
James
David
Vivian
Franklin
Janet
John Byrnes
St. Thomas Seminary
Bloomfield
Fairfield University
St. Augustine's Cathedral
Monsignor Byrnes
U.S
University
Waldemere
Hazel Street
Bush
Federal
First Hungarian United Church dedicates new cornerstone
At Clinton and Maplewood avenues the First Hungarian United Church of Christ on Pine Street held its cornerstone laying and dedication ceremony attended by about 700 people. Rev. Emil Nagy Jr. delivered A Living Stone focusing on Christ as cornerstone. Special guests included Mayor Samuel Tedesco and pastors How ard Orr and Arpad Beretz.
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First
Hungarian United Church of Christ
Pine Street
Clinton
Maplewood Avenues
Emil Nagy Jr
Samuel Tedesco
Howard Orr
Olivet Congregational Church
Arpad Beretz
Run
Macmillan Sees Prosperity Tied to Global Trade
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan spoke to 6,200 at DePauw University and residents in Greencastle Indiana, urging the free world to abandon parochial views. He said prosperity is indivisible and policies must keep pace with scientific and technological advances.
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Greencastle
Ind
Harold Macmillan
Indiana Sun
DePauw University
Midwest
Great Britain
United States
Free World
Macmillan
Bear invades Naples then shot after chase rampage
A 200 pound bear dashed through Naples pursued by dogs police and volunteer hunters. It was treed and shot on the north side after injuring three dogs. The bear first appeared south of Naples and fled through backyards before crashing through apartment glass and leaping out a window.
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Naples
Fla
Disabled Father of the Year Refused to Accept Despair
Lancaster Pennsylvania June AP Jack Cooke, a 25 year old Navy veteran and college student, faced multiple sclerosis after a 1952 diagnosis. He confronted fear, learned there was no cure, and chose to fight the disease with hopeful resolve rather than surrender to despair. He balanced family business, marriage, and a determined outlook.
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Lancaster
Jack Cooke
Jack
U S demands return of craft after East German seizure
In Berlin a U S helicopter with eight officers and a sergeant aboard strayed into East Germany and landed in Communist hands. The United States demanded the craft and personnel be returned promptly, with Maj Robert Lamberton presenting the note to Soviet delegates. All nine were reported safe by Soviet headquarters, while U S Army withheld identities pending family notification. The helicopter, from the 3rd Armored Division, landed near Zwickau after an apparent navigational error in a storm. East German agency ADN said the craft was forced to land in Karl-Marx-Stadt district and seized.
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Berlin
U. S
East Germany
United States
Robert Lamberton
Air Safety Control Center
James Zeller
U.S. 1d Armored Division
Frankfurt
U. S. Army
ADN
Maj
Zeller
3Rd Armored Division
West Germany
Zwickau
U. 5
Karlmarxstadt
Karlmarnstadt
Chemnitz
East
Hartford Boy Killed in Curve After Car Misses Pole
Richard B. Bulkeley II, a West Hartford youth and son of an Aetna Life executive, was killed early today when his car struck a highway pole after missing a curve. The 16 or 17 year old had just graduated from Kingswood Prep and attended a dance and party the night before. He was wearing a safety belt.
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Simsbury
Hartford
Richard B. Bulkeley II
West Hartford
Owen L. Murphy
Richard B. Bulkeley
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Bulkeley
Kingswood Preparatory School
Young Bulkeley
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