DiNardo Sentenced to 112 Years for Morals Case
In Superior Court the defendant Julia DiNardo, aged 16 or 17 at the time, received a 112 year sentence on a morals charge. The prosecution argued the accused distracted by her husband’s actions and other relationships. defense noted prior abuse and possible coercion toward manslaughter or murder. Relatives and letters of support were present as Judge Alcorn emphasized leniency for a long-allowed lesser plea.
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Willis
Alcorn
Goldstein
DiNardo
Plea Withdrawn Ahead of City Hall Zoning Hearing
One of two items on a Friday zoning hearing agenda has been withdrawn. The proposal to rezone land at Broadbridge Road and Huntington Turnpike from business to residential was pulled by adjacent property owners. The remaining case involves a vacant lot at Lafayette and Liberty Streets, where First Church of Christ Scientist seeks a Residence to Business zoning change.
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City Hall
Joseph Mesacich
Commission
Broadbridge Road
Huntington Turnpike
Norwich Goodspeed
Pullman, Comley, Bradley and Reeves
Lafayette and
Liberty Streets
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Eisenhower Defends Adams in Goldfine Inquiry
Adams testifies before a House subcommittee on his friendship with Bernard Goldfine and inquiries for Goldfine at FTC and SEC. Senators press whether Adams acted improperly. Eisenhower voiced continued confidence in Adams while calls grow for his resignation or firing.
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Rep
Oren Farris
D-Ark
Dams
Harris
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Ist
Adams
Goldfine
FTC
SEC
Washington
United States
Congress
Bernard Goldfine
Sherman Adams
Robert Lishman
Galdfine
Irsao
New Hampshire
Explorer satellite may reenter by end of June
The Navy notes radio failures on Explorer and Vanguard 1 with Russia's Sputnik HF also transmitting. Smithsonian estimates Explorer will plunge to earth by month end after June 2 reports showing about 15 miles altitude. Explorer could stay aloft 1 to 5 years. Vanguard may live up to 200 years.
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Mitter
Navy
Russia
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Explorer
Senate Passes Labor Measure in Senate Row
The Senate moved a labor reform bill forward with leaders urging House action. Senator Mundt urged bipartisan stay in session until passage, while Mitchell urged President’s proposals be acted on. Johnson praised the bill as details of the measure were laid out.
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Ind
Mitchell
iHouse
William F. Knownland
California
Senate
Karl E. Mundt
Congress
House
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Lynndon B. Johnson
Mundt
Eliress
Johnson
Dulles Backing Lebanon Theorized Amid Union Reform Push
Senator Everett Dirksen criticizes attempts to conduct foreign relations on the Senate floor while noting Secretary of State and the President deserve credit for restraint. The passage discusses financial reports by unions, new democracy code for secret union elections, officer term limits, and penalties to curb corruption.
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Everett’ M. Dirksen
Mlinois
Senate
Secretary of State
Forger Rages Long Sentence In Habitual Offender Case
Lonnie Jessie also known as Alonza Jessie, 31, of Bridgeport, found guilty by a Superior court jury of habitual offender, Judge Howard Alcorn set June 24 for sentencing. Jury deliberated 12 minutes. Assistant State's Attorney Otto J. Saur cited previous imprisonments in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Public Defender John F. James represented Jessie. Earlier last month he was found guilty of forgery. maximum sentence as habitual offender is 0 years. SYMPHONY TO REHEARSE: Gino Lombardi, former Houston Symphony concert master, guest conductor for Bridgeport Professional and Businessmen's Symphony rehearsal tomorrow at 8:40 pm in Chely Grotto hall.
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Lonnie Jessie
Alonza Jessie
Bridgeport
Howard ¥. Alcorn
Otto J. Saur
Jessie
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
John F. James
Central High 1938 Class Reunion Planned for June 28
Mrs Marie Hogan Pengue co chairs reservations for the Central High 1938 class reunion with Nora Nilan Bergen assisting. Other chairmen include Natalie Brennan Walkey and Frank Dalton. Hosts include Marion Mannix Phelan, Carmen Tortora, John Clancy, William Connell, Leonard Clancy, and John Hoapenaver. Reservations via committee members. Event set for June 28 at 8 PM at Elchner's restaurant.
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Marie Hogan
Pengue
Central High School
Nora
Nilan
Bergen
Natalie Brennnan Walkiey
Frank ‘Dalton
Marion Mannix
Phelan
Carmen
A. Tortora
John Clancy
William
Conneilly
Leonard Clancy
John Ho
Penaver
Elchner
UN Troops Sought to Guard Lebanon Frontier
Beirut government called for UN troops to seal the Syrian border and Mediterranean coast amid new clashes in Beirut. Health Minister Mokhieb ber said 5 000 troops may be needed. Dag Hammarskjold noted only parts of the frontier were government controlled and UN observers were insufficient.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Beir ‘Ut
Albert Mokheiber
Mediterranean
Nasser
United Arab Republic
U.A.R
Camille Chamoun
Dag Hammarskjold
Security Council
Chamoun
U.A
Gaza, Strip
Israel
New York
Hammarskjold
Arnett
Basta
Mohzeiaeh
State court backs board in Fairfield
Hartford County court of common pleas upheld the Fairfield Board of Zoning Appeals ruling to grant a variance allowing recall of recallable officers or changes in union by laws while the Kennedy administration faced votes on taft Hartley amendments. Knowland’s proposals to curb no strike clauses and limit union political contributions were defeated amid a packed debate.
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Senate
Knowland
Kennedy
John S. Cooper
Eisenhower
Seni. N. Alexander Smith
NLRB
Hartford
Supreme Court
Fairfield County Court of Cam
Jnst
Lfield Board of Zoning
Arthur
Mabel Emrie
Uam
Bridge Collapse Kills Ten As Span Caves In
Vancouver emergency crews survey the scene after a bridge collapse left ten dead. The failure occurred on a timber and steel span at a gap near the eastern outskirts, drawing thousands who slowed ambulances. Crews comb debris as boats crowd the water below the 140-foot gap.
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Atty Theater
Taglie
Vancouver
Senate edits labor bill amid Taft Hartley clashes and bridge collapse notes
The Senate altered the labor measure removing a non-communist affidavit wipeout for union officials while adding a requirement for employers to file affidavits when seeking NLRB service. Amendments narrowed and expanded reporting and union democracy provisions. A bridge collapse near Tacoma and prior disasters frame a long report on safety and labor action.
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Senate
Kennedy
Service of the National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Labor Committee
Labor
Mitchell
McClellan
Jack Drinkle
New Narrows Bridge
Tacoma
Wash
Dundee
Scotland
Kidnapped Boy Found After Ottawa Ransom Plot
A missing boy was recovered after police traced a ransom note demanding ten thousand dollars and a threat to both child and nursemaid. Investigators say Mrs. Braun used Royer’s taxi to move the child, with the couple following the kidnap plan from a Montreal bus terminal to a downtown hotel. The case involved Ottawa police, Rogers family, and the Children's Aid Society while a radio appeal sought information leading to the boy’s return.
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Ottawa
Montreal
Rogers
Children’s Aid‘Society
Roger
Mrs. Braun
Laurier Avenue
West
Electronic registry expansion aids hotel kidnapping case
In Wallington Ontario police and the Sheraton Corp. discussed a new electronic reservation system called Reserv— a four second booking method now used by 28 hotels. Investigators believe baby Joel Reitman was abducted from the Reitmans home between 8:30 and 9:30 p.m. Saturday. Fire crews responded to grass and rubbish blazes near Beechwood Park.
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Braun
Royer
Joel
Children's Aid Sociey
Ottawa
Wallington
Sheraton Corp
Rogers
Rei Lion
Reser- Braun
Roger
Sheraton Jhain
Michel
Telehere
Register Corp
Stanford
Conn
Reitmans
Columbia
Gregory Streets
Five in family admit theft plot in court
Assistant State's Attorney Arthur T. Gorman said five sisters confessed to a shoplifting plot after a probation officer's report. Police traced stolen goods from a New Britain store to the family homes and cars, with further arrests for gun possession and factory parts theft.
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Artthur T. Gorman
New Britain
Wallingford
Ed Stephen Ball
Gor‘min
Dennis
Hartford ‘County
New Look Adopted for Fire Officers
Fire department adopts rank braids with silver three quarters wide for lieutenants and gold braids for captains and above starting Aug. 1. Chiefs to wear five gold braids. assistant chiefs three. Officers must supply own braid. prices listed. Board also approves climbing shoes for Maintenance division, medical bills for Fireman Seaman, and overtime pay for crowded-venue firefighting.
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Thomas Barrett
Jennings
Barrett
Firemans Union
Leonard Kerschner
The
Anthony Seaman
Seaman
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