Fairfield Names 3 Lieutenants and 2 Sergeants
The Fairfield Police commission promoted three lieutenants and two sergeants at a meeting. Elevations include Det. Sgt. Joseph Reed Sgt. Thomas Lennon and Sgt. Anthony Mastronardi to lieutenants and Det. Patrick L. Carroll and Patrolman Henry Smith to sergeants. Effective June 29 the new posts align with the July 1 fiscal year. Also approved are no parking signs on the west side of Park avenue between Merritt Parkway and Jefferson Street to curb daily home parking by residents. Gordon F. Christie chaired the session.
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Fairfield Police Commission
Joseph Reed
Thomas Lennon
Anthony Mastronardi
Patrick L. Carroll
Henry Smith
Philip J. Ganser
Park Avenue
Merritt Parkway
Jefferson Street
James Kranyik
Dulles to Visit Paris for Talks with De Gaulle
Secretary Dulles will travel to Paris on July 5 for talks with Premier Charles De Gaulle and will return to Washington to join President Eisenhower on a three day Canadian visit starting July 8. He will also meet French Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville.
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Paris
Charles DeGaulle
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White
DeGaulle
Maurice Couvre de Murville
Fairfield Moves To Acquire Land For Sewer Stations
The Fairfield Board of Selectmen will begin acquiring property in Southport and Fairfield Beach for two sanitary sewer pumping stations. Land on Center Street near Pequot Avenue owned by Walter Perry and land at the western end of Fairfield Beach Road owned by John Hansen will be obtained. Planning and Zoning approval will follow. The board also deeded a strip of land along Knapps Highway near Edison Street to Holy Family parish for a parochial school, pending approvals.
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Southport
Fairfield Beach
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First Selectman
Dimitl L. Kinnie
Sewer Commission
Selectmen
Center Street
Pequot ‘Avenue
Walter Perry
John Hansen
Pine Creek Road
Selectman
Commission
ATM
Knapps Highway
Edison Street
Selectman Kinnie
No Air Conditioning Due for Gold Vaults
Officials at Fort Knox say air-conditioning the gold vaults is prohibitive due to the building type. The General Services Administration is seeking bids to air-condition seven offices in the vaults to keep staff cool while guarding the cash. A drought survey notes 39 drought stricken areas in the Cape region of South Africa.
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United States Depository
Albert B. Evans
General Services Administration
Evans
Cape Section
South Africa
Macmillan Ends U S Visit With Talks On Economics
In Ottawa the British Prime Minister arrives after three days of talks with President Eisenhower in Washington. He plans discussions with Canadian PM John Diefenbaker on economics and will address Parliament Friday before flying home.
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Washington
Canada
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Dulles
U. S
National
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Goodby
White House
Russia
National Press Club
West Redding Fire Auxiliary to Meet Monday
The Women's Auxiliary of West Redding Volunteer Fire company will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the firehouse to discuss the annual Firemen's Steak dinner on July 5. The auxiliary has purchased large aluminum kettles and stainless steel tables to assist in serving the dinner.
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Women’s Auxiliary of
West Redding Volunteer Fire Company
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Barbara Surr
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Alice Beasley
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Reginald Johnson
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Stuart Grummon
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