DiNardo Gets 10 to 12 Years for Slaying Husband
Julia DiNardo, 33, was sentenced to 10 to 12 years in state prison for the March 16 rifle slaying of husband Pasquale in their Westport home. She pled to manslaughter after indictment for first degree murder, with a petition for review filed. extenuating circumstances cited by the prosecutor.
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Julia Grato DiNardo
Pasquale
Westport
Susperior Court
Howard ‘W. Alcorn
Hersh
DiNardo
Superior Court
Niantic
David Goldstein
Salvatore C. DePiano
Lorin W. Willis
Jesser
Dodge Alcott
Willis
Easton Road
Weather and almanac for Bridgeport and Sherman Adams testimony
Partly cloudy weather today with warmer highs in the 70s and tonight in the 40s to 50s. Almanac notes for June 18 with sunrise and sunset times. In Washington, Sherman Adams testified he did not use his White House office to seek favors for Bernard Goldfine but admitted more prudence would have avoided questions from the committee.
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Piefer Bridgeport
Cssseree
Oessereeree
Washington
Sherman Adams
White’ House
Bernard’ Goldfine
Adams
House
Goldfine
Boston
Union to Vote on Strike at I fkins Bros
A strike vote will be taken by Local 5623 United Steelworkers at I fkins Bros allowing time for tense negotiations. The 800 employees faced a midnight contract expiry and accusations of information sharing, amid a breakdown in talks as union leaders pressed for terms.
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Jenkins Bros
Main Street
Adams
Helpany
United Steel
USW
Tacama
Hel
Aurannine
Svorkers
Edward J. Lavery
USW International
Tam
Lavery
Jenkins
Dulles Pledges U S Help If Lebanon Threatens Independence
Secretary of State Dulles pledged possible use of U S troops if needed to defend Lebanon's independence under UN auspices. Senators and officials debated military options while the Sixth Fleet watched in the Mediterranean and calls favored diplomatic or economic measures.
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Washington
State Dulles
U. S
Lebanon
United Nations
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Senate
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Middle East
Secretary of State
Congress
United States
Dulles
Korea
Mediterranean
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Senate Passes Labor Measure Across Nation
The Senate approved a far reaching labor bill 88 to 1 aimed at curbing racketeers and corrupt officials in unions, restoring balance after years of labor strife. The bill moves to the House as partisan debate continues on its fate.
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Ottawa
Curly
Joe
Reitman
Washington
Senate
Ehimare
George W. Malone
R-New
DMN
Mane
Ayangoni
Radio Silence Follows Explorer II Orbit Mission
The Naval Research Laboratory reports Explorer II has gone silent after a signal last detected at 11:56 am EDT yesterday from Antofagasta Chile. Efforts continue worldwide to reacquire signals from the two transmitters and the 108.03 megacycle solar battery transmitter remains active while the other unit is dead.
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Washington
Explorer Wi
Naval Research Laboratory
Army
Navy
Antofagasta
Chile
Selectmen Add new voters in City Hall session
Town Clerk William L. Keller and the Board of Selectmen meet tonight from 5 to 8 at City Hall to add persons to the voting lists. This is part of special sessions during the state election year. Last month 101 new voters were registered. The session takes place in the Common Council chambers on the city hall’s first floor at State and Broad streets.
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William L. Keller
Board of Selectmen
City Hall
Common Council
Jira
State and
Broad Streets
Ribicoff urges BEI grads to balance science with humanity
Governor Ribicoff told 69 Bridgeport Engineering Institute graduates and hundreds at Warren Harding High School that the great problem is how man lives with man and science. He warned that society cannot survive on science alone and urged justice, fair play, compassion, and dignity for all, citing his childhood memories and stressing equality beyond economic or social status.
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Ribicoff
Bridgeport Engineering Institute
Warren Harding High School
Ribjcoff
Justice
Bridge collapse kills ten workers in Vancouver failure
A massive collapse of two sections of a $16 million unfinished bridge in Burrard Inlet near Vancouver, BC, kills at least ten workers and injures sixteen. Officials say 25 to 40 men were on the structure when it gave way at 2:42 p.m., with several more feared missing as debris and water dangers hinder rescue efforts.
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Vancouver
B. C
Burrard Inlet
Don Mitchell
Five
Inlet
Georgia Strait
Edward Leitch
Leitch
Bridgeport Fire Officials Unveil New Look For Officers
The Bridgeport Board of Fire Commissioners adopts a new officer appearance effective July 7. Ranking officers including ten assistant chiefs and the chief engineer will wear white hats instead of blue, with braids of silver or gold. Hats cost seven dollars each and will be purchased by officers through annual city clothing allowances. The change also affects all lieutenants, captains, and assistant fire chiefs.
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Bridgeport Fire Department
Board of Fire Commissioners
Sylvester E. Jennings
Five Family Pleads Guilty In Connecticut Theft Plot
Three sisters and two brothers from the Wallingford family pleaded guilty in Superior Court to 19 charges of conspiring to steal, receive, and conceal stolen goods. Dennis Ball, 23, had his prison term increased to three to five years. Stephen Ball, 25, and sisters Beatrice Eidhron 30 Cecilia Kuzut 32 and James Maslowski 28 also pleaded guilty. Stephen Ball also admitted to possession of a machine gun. Dennis Ball’s sentence was handed down immediately.
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Wallingford
N Superior Court
Dennis Ball
Wethersfield State Prison
Stephen Ball
Beatrice Eidhron
Cecilia Kuzut
James Maslowski
Baldwin Reelected Connecticut GOP Chair At June Meeting
Clarence F. Baldwin of Woodbridge won a two year term as chair of the Republican State Central Committee at a special meeting following the state GOP convention. The group reelected Anna-Mae Switaski vice chair and Viola Amelung secretary, with John B. Byrne as treasurer and a five member vacancy committee appointed. New district members include Beula Granger Canterbury Nelson CarsPenter Granby Frank Lynch New Haven Charles McKeon Darien Prosper Lavieris Winsted.
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Hartford
Clarence F. Baldwin
Woodbridge
Republican State Central Committee
Anna-Mae Switaski
New Britain
Viola B. Amelung
Waterbury
John B. Byrne
Beula Granger
Granby
Nelson L. Carspenter
Canterbury
Frank M.lynch
New Haven
Charles McKeon
Darien
Prosper Lavieris
Winsted
Fairfield County
Ronald B. Mackenzie
Fairfield
Vivian Graves
Sheltons
Clare Stoppin
Wilton
Florence Nye
Greenawich
Polio Shots Pass Two Day Milestone at City Clinics
More than 2,000 residents received polio vaccines over two days at city clinics. Dr. H P Dinan Jr reported 1,100 vaccinated Monday and 993 Tuesday, with a final session Saturday at Englewood hospital from 9 to 11 am. A 50 cent fee may be waived in special cases.
Zeller Wins Republican Nomination For Connecticut Governor
State Comptroller Fred R. Zeller of Stonington was chosen on the first ballot 349 to 276 over John Alsop of Avon at the Republican state convention in Hartford. Alsop will not pursue a primary fight, and the slate includes William A. Purtell, Antoni Sadlak, John Ottaviano, and new candidates for lieutenant governor and other offices.
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Itia
sHart
Tord
Stephen J. Sweeney
Ueeker
Sigte
Mary Q. Fahey
Torrington
Etan
Ahton'n
Sadlak
Simah S.cohen
West
Hartford
U. S
William A. Purtells
Joan Ottavigno
Stata
Radney
S| Eielson
Trumbull
Fred R. Zeller
Stonington
Republican State Convention
John Alsop
Avon
Alsop
U.S
William A. Purtell
Antoni N. Sadlak
Rothville
John Ottavieano
New Haven
Naugatuck
Rodney
Eidon
Mr. Zeller
Mr. Alsop
J. Kenneth Bradley
Westport
Theodore §. Ryan
Bradley
Fairfield County
Zeller
Benjamin J. Barringer
New Milford
Marie Bouteiller
Middletown
Fahey
Ribicoff
Bushnell
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