Senate rejects moves to amend labor reform bill
The Senate defeated Eisenhower administration efforts to amend a labor reform bill and voted to force NLRB jurisdiction over interstate labor disputes. A narrow victory for Sen. Irving M. Ives with support from Sen. John F. Kennedy kept a final vote possible next day amid 18 new admin amendments.
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John F. Kennedy
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Arthur V. Watkins
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Weather report for Bridgeport area with showers and heat
Cloudy warm and humid today with occasional showers or thundershowers. High in the upper 70s. Showers tonight. low around 35. Sunday partly sunny with seasonable temperatures. Almanac notes include sunrise and sunset times and tide schedule for today and tomorrow.
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Bridgeport
Vicinty
DeGaulle Appeals for Algerian Backing on Reform Plan
Premier DeGaulle urged French public support for a reform program to strengthen France at home and abroad. He noted quick backing from Algeria's insurgent junta and pledged to pacify Algeria, participate in the Western alliance, and balance the books.
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Tien
Health inspectors probe pollution at Bunnell Pond
Hartford health officials begin testing the water at Hannell's pond Beardsley park to locate pollution sources after bacteriological tests show water in poor class D quality. Precautionary bathing bans may spread if the source remains unfound while lifeguards start duty.
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Beardsley Park
Henry P. Dinan, Sr
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Driver Dies After Car Strikes 3 Year Old in Long Beach
Long Beach California June 13 AP Charles Rief 62 struck and fatally injured 3 year old Paul Ignatius Tomich with his car and died of a heart attack shortly afterward after carrying the child to the sidewalk. The Tomich boy died of head injuries two hours later. Both victims were Long Beach residents.
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Paul Ignatius Tomich
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Soviet agrees to Geneva talks on a test curb
Moscow accepts a Geneva meeting of experts on detecting nuclear explosions starting July 1. The Soviet note replies to Eisenhower Khrushchev letter and allows UN secretariat to assist. Participants include the United States Britain France and Soviet Union along with Czechoslovakia and Poland.
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Washington Note From Moscow Aims Geneva Nuclear Talks Start
Officials welcomed Moscow’s acceptance of Eisenhower’s proposal for a July 1 Geneva meeting of scientists to study nuclear tests detection. The State Department received the note from the U S embassy in Moscow and will issue a formal comment after review.
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Boston pair missing in Australian seas
An American honeymoon couple, Jack and Peggy Burke of Boston, sailing their 54-foot schooner Venturero on a round the world cruise, have been missing off New South Wales for over a week. A cyclone and heavy seas hampered search as Air-Sea Command, Air Force planes, and fishing boats scoured the area.
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Gladstone
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Girl Charged in Slaying of Father in Missouri
In McKane Missouri a 17 year old daughter shot and killed her father Joseph M Taylor 48 as he slept. Sheriff Paul O Goodman announced Jo Ann Taylor was charged with first degree manslaughter in the death.
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Paul O. Goodman
Jo Ann Taylor
Joseph M. Taylor
Federal Reserve reports first May upturn in industrial output
The Federal Reserve Board reports a one point rise in the index of mine mill and factory output from April to May to 127 percent of the 1947-49 average. Despite gains, May activity remains well below August and the 1936 peak. The Labor Department notes a seventh straight week of declining insured unemployment.
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Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Board
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Bronx Zoo and Museums Hit by One-Day Strike
New York workers at the Bronx Zoo Coney Island Aquarium Metropolitian Museum Cloisters American Museum of Natural History Hayden Planetarium and Brooklyn Museum plan a strike after a failed one day demonstration. A skeleton staff will feed animals while others walk out at 6:30 a.m.
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White House denies resignation and coat gifts in Goldfine case
Press secretary Hagerty says President Eisenhower has full confidence in Gov. Adams and has not asked him to resign. The report notes Adams may have received a $700 vicuna coat and a $2,400 rug from Bernard Goldfine, with Adams denying any favored treatment and saying he provided full records to a House subcommittee.
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Sherman Adams
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Death by Own Action Hovers Over Missing Airman Case
Two search planes from Hensley Air Force Base spotted something in woods between Henderson and Tatum Texas that may be Donald Keeton’s missing plane. Keeton 19 vanished after leaving Gulfport Mississippi in a rented Cessna 120 with a note about death by own action. Police hold a pickup order for Keeton authorized by Keesler Air Force Base.
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Dallas
Henderson
Tatum
Donald Keeton
Keeton
Gulfport
Miss
Texas
Keesler Air Force Base
East Texas
Don
Doris Lyon Bowling
Bradley and Zeller clash over GOP gubernatorial bid
Westport politician J Kenneth Bradley assails State Comptroller Fred R Zeller for urging Fairfield county delegates to back him. Bradley touts county loyalty to elect a Republican governor and predicts strong first ballot support after meeting with Fairfield delegates in Darien. The Bridgeport Housing Authority approves a 50 unit elderly housing project with 700100 budget, ground breaking targeted by September and occupancy by March, expanding BHA assets to 37097000.
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Westport
Atl
Fred R. Zeller
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Mr. Zeller
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Darien
Bradley
Zeller
Bridgeport Housing Authority
Harold C. Poole
Betty Hutton and Alan Livingston divorce decided
Hollywood reports Betty Hutton and her third husband, NBC TV executive Alan Livingston, have decided on divorce. The manager Ed Dukoff said the split stems from incompatibility. They wed in 1935. Hutton is 37 and Livingston 49. She is currently in Las Vegas on vacation. He will move from the family home when she returns in about two weeks.
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Alan Livingston
Las Vegas
Nev
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Livingston
Dukoff
Missilation
Nbc-Tv
Harding Graduation Set For Tonight at Hedges Stadium
Harding high school graduation ceremonies, postponed due to rain, have been rescheduled for tonight at 7 o'clock in Hedges Memorial Stadium.
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Hedges Memorial Stadium
City Redevelopment Agency Plans Two New Projects
Bridgeport Redevelopment Agency announces two new projects near Main Street and Wordin Avenue, totaling about 62 acres. Estimated cost 10.159 million with potential federal and state reservations covering roughly 907 thousand city share.
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