Lebanon bans seven groups backing rebels in Beirut crackdown
Premier Sami Solh's government outlawed three opposition parties led by Kamal Jumblatt accusing them of undermining security. The move follows a rebel campaign against pro Western President Camille Chamoun. UN observers arrived to monitor the frontier and prevent arms smuggling amid a blamed international stir.
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Beirut
Syne 33
Sami Solh
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Lebanon
Camille Chamoun
Socialist Progressive
Druse
Kamal Jumblatt
Jumblatt
Chamoun
Selh
Albert Mokheiber
Security Council
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Basra
Saeb Salam
Chunky
Frontier
Israel
Syria
O. W. Bull
Ecuador
Gato Plaza
Rajeswar Dayal
Malik Chehab
Lebanese Chamber of Commerce
Hinteriana
Congress Briefs in Washington on Marines and Defense Plans
Gen Randolph Pate told a Senate Appropriations subcommittee 175000 Marines are not enough and 75 percent striking power would be insufficient. The White House said Eisenhower will push to pass his defense reorganization plan in the Senate after House approval. The Ag Committee advanced a catch-all farm bill with overseas surplus disposal and price support provisions, alongside wool subsidy and school milk extensions.
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Washington
Randolph MCC. Pate
Congress
Senate
Pate
Marine Corps
Dennis N. Chavez
D-Nm
Subcommittee
House
White House
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
House- Senate
Benson
Senator Sandula Honored by Columbus Association
The North End Columbus Association honored State Senator A Edward Sandula Thursday for his years as general chairman of the Columbus Day parade. He received a silver platter engraved in gratitude for his tireless work in keeping with the Spirit and tradition of Columbus Day in Bridgeport. Michael Piccirillo presented the award on behalf of the organization as 65 members watched at a Grant Street dinner. Leonard Buono is association president.
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North End
Columbus Association
A. Edward Sandula
Senator Sandula
Bridgeport
Michael Piccirillo
Grant Street
Leonard Buono
Ribicoff rules out visit to Israel
Hartford June 13 AP Governor Ribicoff denied a report he would join other U S governors and mayors on a trip to celebrate Israel tenth anniversary He said he had been invited but refused noting no intention to visit Israel or any foreign country due to a busy election campaign If reelected he will stay busy and if defeated Israelis would not want him as an official visitor
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Hartford
Ribicoff
Israel
W U. S
People of
16 New Buses Shown At CRL Yard Here
Bridgeport officials and community leaders attended a CR and L unveiling of sixteen 44 passenger buses at the Connecticut Railway and Lighting yards. Paul A. Rust called the event a sign of confidence in Bridgeport and surrounding areas. About 50 people were present at the Algonquin club luncheon following the showing. The section also notes the spreading of Hugh Fraser Ross's ashes from Scotland at Moray Firth.
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Bridgeport
Connecticut Railway and Lighting Company
Paul A. Rust
CR and
Algonquin Club
Cyprus imposes total curfew amid island unrest
In Nicosia Cyprus British authorities enforce a 100 percent curfew as rioting slows after a week of Greek and Turkish Cypriot clashes. Maj. Gen. Douglas Kendrew says the measure lasts until order returns and 509 parachute troops will join 10,000 already present. The UN debates the crisis as Turkish and Greek ambassadors push competing aims.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Douglas Kendrew
Sense
Hugh Foot
Foot
Britain
United Nations
Christian X. Palamas
Palamas
Security Council
Mediterranean
Tibutees
Seytullah
Esin
Dag Hammarskjold
London
Foreign Office
Lebanon
McMillan
Parliament
Greece
Bassick Fathers to Meet Monday
The Bassick High School Fathers' club will meet Monday at 8 p.m. in the Bassick library with election of officers on the agenda. Hernard Sitter of the Bassick faculty will demonstrate remedial reading techniques. Equipment donated by the Fathers' club supports the training program.
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Bassick High School
Fathers’ Club
Bassick
Hernard
Patents Issued To Fairfield County Residents
Patents issued to residents listed by Wooster and Davis patent attorneys Bridgeport include Gabriel Hawie of Bridgeport assigned to The Hawie Mig Co Frank A Lopez of Stanford Sverrs Rand Corp Jona Padbury Pucci Worgzan Riverside Springdale soil stabilization with polymerized monomene triazine assigned to American Cyanamid Co New York Albert O Palmer Stamford gas filed thyrathron assigned to Machtett Laboratory Inc Springdale Ernest L DuPree Weston James Rosati New York design for decanter assigned to Schentey Industries Inc New York Charles A Brewer Noroton Heights selling means one half interest assigned to William J Lennon Jr Housatont Maine by Mary B Brewer administratrix Amo H Scheiding Rowayten panel of plastic sheet material or salmoar article s Rasmond Spiiman Darien design for clearette CSTC on Daisian searching Burndy Corp Norwalk electrical connectors
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Fairfield County
Wooster and Davis
American Cyanamid Co
New York
Albert O. Palmer
Stamford
Thyrathron
Machtett, Laboratorier, Inc
Springdale
Ernest LE. DuPree
Weston
James Rosati
N.Y
Schentey Industries
Enc
Charles A. Brewer
Noroton Helahin
Seliing Means
William J. Lennon, Jr
Housatonte
Mast
Mary B. Brewer
Amo HL Scheiding Rowayten
Rasmond Spiiman
Darien
Desien
Clearette Cstc
Daisian
Burndy Corp
Norwalk
Rabbis Attend Summer Conferences Across Connecticut
Rabbi Alton M. Winters of Temple B'nai Israel will join the Richard Storrs Sumner conference in Sharon from July 27 to August 2 and the Thomas Hooker conference in Chester from August 17 to 23 representing the Jewish Chautauqua Society. He is among six rabbis chosen to participate in Congregational church camp Programs of Connecticut.
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Alton M. Winters
Temple B'nai Israel
Richard Storrs
Sharon
Thomas Hooker
Chester
Rabbi Winters
Jewish Chautauqua ‘Society
Congregational Church of Connecticut
Macmillan Leaves Ottawa For Home After Canada Visit
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan flew from Ottawa in a chartered airliner after a two day visit with Canadian Prime Minister John Diefenbaker. He met President Eisenhower in Washington and received honorary degrees from Johns Hopkins University and DePauw. He told Parliament the free world remains strong and predicted the fall of monolithic dictatorships. Canada and Britain praised closer ties and anticipated a Montreal commonwealth trade conference in September.
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Ottawa
Britain
Harold Macmillan
United States
Canada
John Diefenbaker
Eisenhower
Washington
John Hopkins University
Baltimore
de Pauw University
Indiana
Macmillan
Montreal
Milford Court Concludes Two Year Search
Milford Town Court ended a more than two year pursuit by declaring defeat in locating Robert Douglas 39 of New Haven. Douglas vanished after a March 30 1956 arrest for driving without a license and a 919 bond posted. The court later learned his Johannesburg South Africa license was suspended and raised the bond to 150 after thefts at Morris Fram’s home.
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Milford
Robert Douglas
New’ Haven
Douglas
State Motor Vehicles Department
Ronald M. Stary
Johannesburg
South Africa
Morris Fram
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Coote Botih
CRIS
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