World reacts to Nagy execution amid Soviet purge fears
The secretNag y trial and execution shock global audiences as Moscow faces pressure over Yugoslavia Hungary and possible purge waves. Nations weigh Khrushchev's grip and Tito's stance while leaders in Washington London and Vatican condemn the act and warn of a renewed East West divide. John F. Simpson wins 119 harness races of 1957 season.
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Associated Press
Hungary
Imre Nagy
Paris
Communist Party Central Committee
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Janosji Kadar
Nagy
Alsode
Cairo
Gama Abdelh Nasser
United Arab Republic
Tito
Nasser
Pal- Maleter
Budapest
Khrushchev
United States
Bel
Central Committee
Washington
Eisenhower
Dulles
Stalin
Butugoslavs
Europe
Belgrade
Maleter
Kadar
Matyas Rakosi
Robert Bratschi
Japan
Ashai
Pietro Nenni
Italy
Foreign Office
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
Vatican
John F. Simpson
Maitland
Fla
Senate approves substitute rivers and harbors bill
The Senate passed a 1.556 billion rivers and harbors substitute by 75 to 1 to replace the vetoed bill. Norris Cotton was the lone dissent. House action follows as committee bill earlier proposed 1.656 billion in new projects with tightened rules.
Eisenhower gifts and aviation bill dominate Bonnfield press
The report covers Eisenhower gifting vicuna cloth from Goldfine and a White House denial with Adams testimony. It also notes Congress pushing to shift aviation safety rulemaking to a federal agency, while a July hearing on air safety is planned. A traffic study in Bridgeport lifts a parking ban on Broad Street on an experimental basis.
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Broad Street
Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Los Angeles
Bernard Goldfine
Eisen
Tyrone ‘Hower
James
Hagerty
Ebbie Sroith Minardos
Drew Pearson
House
Boston
Goldfine
Adams
Iwe
Pearson
Congress
Federal
Foreign Service
Eisen/Atomic Energy commission
Hower
de Vet
Chicago
Ike
Kwanty
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Senate
India
Morse
Ilesio
Jean Sherman Adams
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Commerce
Louis .S. Rothschild
Civil Aeronautics
James T. Pyle
Eat Federal Aviation Agency
Senate Aviation Subcommittee
Ruling eyed in Wojculewicz case and town meeting called
Legal maneuvers continue for a new trial in the case of Frank Wojculewicz convicted of murder. A habeas corpus hearing was reset to July 14 after a Supreme Court decision and a town meeting for June 25 was called to consider budget items and school building issues in Redding.
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New Haven
Frank Wojculewicz
Redding
Hill School
Wojculewicz
Aumumainum Uvance
Pentagon
Ant
New
Britain
Senate Armed Services Committee
House
Board of Education
Eisenby
de Howe
Ih Ee"ld
Board of Finance
Reserve Fund
Board of Selectmen
Boas Heads Downtown Business Men's Association
Joseph Boas was elected temporary chairman at the Downtown Business Men's Association organizational meeting held last night in the Hotel Barnum. About 34 persons attended the session.
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Joseph Boas
Business Men's Association
Hotel Barnum
House passes 10 percent pay raise for government workers
In Washington on June 17, the House approved a 10 percent raise for 1,021,000 federal workers by voice vote. The measure now goes to President Eisenhower for signature. The vote also included raises for postal employees and military personnel.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Eisenhower
Norris Cotton
R-N. H
House
House Public Works Committee
John W. McCormack
Mass
Committee
Congressional
Budget Bureau
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Texas
Congress
White House
Princess Alessandra Torlonia to Wed Commoner
Italian Princess Alessandra Torlonia, once considered a potential wife for Belgium’s King Baudouin, will marry Clemente Lequio, son of an Italian diplomat, as revealed in Rome today. The 22-year-old princess is listed simply as Alessandra Torlonia housekeeper, while her 32-year-old fiancé is described as a widower with broad reach.
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Rome
Alessandra Torlonia
Belgium
Baudouin
Clemente ‘Lequio
Alessandra
Torlonia
Wide
Ower
Detroit Cops Admit 17 Robberies in Five-Year Spree
Two Detroit police officers James Burke and David Tapp confessed to a crime spree spanning 1953 to 1958, involving 17 robberies netting nearly $100,000 from banks and stores. FBI and police linked the duo to varied heists, including three at Lincoln Federal Savings and Loan, with Burke arranging four bank robberies in Dearborn Township. Both men faced federal arraignment with bonds set at $100,000 each.
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Detroit
UPI
Patrolien
James R. Burke
David R. Tapp
FBI
Burke
Tapp
Lincoln' Federal Savings and" Loan Association
Federal Savings: and Loan Association
Dearborn Township
Federal
Thomas P. Thornton
AEC Worker Killed In Tunnel Collapse Near Las Vegas
AEC says two Las Vegas men were injured or killed when a tunnel collapse at the atomic test site 90 miles north of Las Vegas trapped workers installing air conditioning. Dennis Goins, 46, was killed by a falling boulder. Raymond Roberts, 46, suffered a leg fracture. Six others unharmed. The tunnel was used for past atomic experiments.
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Las Vegas
Atomic Energy Commission
Dennis B. Goins
Ray'mond Roberts
Las’ Vegas
AEC
Teath
Fete June 24 Honors Retiring Teachers At Board Event
The Board of Education plans a June 24 reception at 8 p.m. in the high school library to honor teachers retiring from the school system. Mayor Freese and city officials invite teachers, friends, and relatives, with Dr. Harry Beckers and administrators taking part. Teachers will receive scrolls from board chairman Marvin Grugs as the session is postponed to 8 p.m. to discuss next year's salary funds and possible service cuts.
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Board of Education
Tiving C
Freese
Harry
A. “Beckers
Marvin J. Grugs
St Paul’s Episcopal Church
Masonic ‘ Temple
Gregory Boulevard
Harold’m. Green
Hobart -Ford
Wesleyan Service Guild
East ‘Avenue Methodist
Normandie
Westport
Joseph Roberts Heads Milford Chamber of Commerce
Joseph Roberts, president of Edgecomb Steel of Milford, is elected president of the Milford Chamber of Commerce at the fourth annual banquet held at Donat's Town Hall Restaurant. New officers include Charles Harrison as first vice president and Donald Miner as second vice president, with Mortor Schpero as secretary.
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Joseph Green
Milford , Wayside Clothing Company
Douglas Kahle
Kahle
Electris Company
Frank Pastale
First Federal Savings and Loan Association
Fred Warren
Milford Manufacturing Company
Richard Simmons
Frank Rizza
Riverside Pharmacy
H. Roland Fricken
Milford
Lalso
Heart Fund
Rotary Club
Quinnipiac Boy Scout Council
Milford Girl Scouts
Milford Yacht Club
Brooklawn Country Club
the United Fund
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Tyrone Powers
Erans Administration
Seaate
Tedesco
Esesterday
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Rea
John A. Lyddy
Jack T. Olinsky
Dudley
L. Hawking
Chamber of Commerce
Connecticut, Turnpike
Bridgeport
Lyddy
Neil McElroy
Irogers
Bronx Zoo
Dennis McElroy
Defense
New York
Bronx
Robert Wagner
Wagner
Ork Public Library
The
American Federation of State
Boas
ST Eae
Congress Briefs
Princess Towed
Sealy
Silver
Silver Sleep Shop
Hollywood
Cotaput
Eclipse
Barnum Ave
Stratford
Norwalk
OBS
Berkely
Order’ of the Eastern Star
St. John’s Masonic’ Temple
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Headquarters
Buckingham Women’s Relief Corps
Joseph Roberts
Red Men’s Hall
Main Street
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