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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1958
Page
6
More than seventy percent of Mex ico's telephones are in the Federal District, covering Mexico City and surrounding area, highlighting concentration of communications infrastructure in the capital region.
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Milford Fire Board tables a union request to seek council review of a salary schedule tied to a town wide job evaluation. The board notes they accepted the new plan, offered an old plan plus ten percent, and may face further union action to press the council.
Meriden's delegates to the Democratic state convention endorsed Mayor Henry J. Altobello for lieutenant governor. They also backed City Comptroller Mathew P. Kuta for congressman-at-large, a post he held nomination two years ago but lost to Rep. Antoni N. Sadlak. William J. Cahill and Edward J. DeRosa were elected by a 103 vote margin, and Mrs. Helen Mead was reelected state central committeewoman.
About 40 residents met at Edmond Town Hall to form a nonpartisan Taxpayers Association of Newtown. Edward Hoyt presided, William Murphy served as secretary pro tem, and Edward J. Cullen leads publicity. A Stamford-based National Taxpayers Association representative is to attend a future meeting. The group aims to analyze Selectmen and Board of Education budgets, encourage tax collection, study school issues, and push active participation in town meetings.
The new Federal Civil Rights Commission announced a nationwide fact finding inquiry into voting education and housing. Gordon M. Tiffany said the study will cover isolated and nonisolated areas, with state advisory committees aiding as hearings proceed.
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