Prayer Ban Sparks Catholic Rhetoric At Notre Dame
Bishop Curtis decries Supreme Court ruling as wrong asserting Establishment of Religion misreadings threaten church state relations. He urges Catholics to protest and pray for reversal while addressing a rally at Notre Dame High School and stressing shared national faith heritage.
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Supreme Court
America
Mos
Walter W. Curtis
Nedgeport
Notre Dame High School
Mare
Wgi
Suocest
Pro
Speakeus
Lawyce
James O'Connell
St. Gregory and Leva
Bridgeport
Weilers
Curtis
Ure Gishop
Jwrayer Ns
New York
Fang
Tishap Curtis
Official Weather from Bridgeport and Vicinity Report
Weather forecast and conditions for Bridgeport and nearby areas with temperatures wind and humidity data. Reports include yesterday’s highs and lows, barometer readings, and precipitation notes, noting a midweek date in late May and details of sunrise and sunset times.
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Weniher Nares
Bridgeport
Sundy
Warn Uitay
Fale and
Wilder
Toy
Ieee
Apo
Westerday
Ecclessreerscenes
Pean
Freeman Admits Mistakes in Agriculture Department Hearing
Secretary Freeman acknowledged slow progress and errors in appointing Billie Sol Estes to the President's Cotton Advisory Committee despite warnings. He cited one major misstep by Undersecretary Murphy, defended Murphy's intent, and took responsibility. Freeman faced questions on Estes' favorable treatment as McClellan pressed for loyalty checks and personnel cleanup.
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Washington
Jime Bwlap
Agriquitne Orville
Freeman
Shi
Billie Sol Estes Tases
Ise
Netsine
Pecog
Tex
Charles 8. Murphy
Freerav
Estes
Murphy
Seanie Investiga
Hina
Bestenner
John J. McClellan
B-Ark
Estex
Atentent
Mcclellan
Shem
Ballyhoo Show Sells Out in Strarts ford Tonight
Ballyhoo at Rag hestas Memorial field in Strats ford nears sell out with 1,500 reserved seats left of 6,400 capacity as fans rush to see Hol Hope Pat Boone Jeanne Stee Mary land’s Fred Warhin's Orchestra and LeRoy dancers. Weather, show times and a wave of acclaim surround the event.
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Raghestas Memorial Field
Strats
Ford
William S
Simpson
La 1
Firld
Hol Hope Ant Sider
Pat Boone
Aysray
Festi Sal -Conuniligginen
Ae Hope Aml Boone
Vach
Ar. 2
Jeanne Stee
Miss Maryland
Pith
Fred Warhin
Ka LeRoy
Nilrih
Hoare
Hope
Georgetown Unniversity
Washington, D. C
Kennedy
TV Guide
Speedy
Gonzalez
Moody Ulive Rs
Bonne
Pate
Avon
Brady
T ‘J Sheldon
Beane
Tony Sheldon
New York
Gene
Hull
Dae Ginny
Churchill Is Resting Well After Fall Heads Home Today
Sir Winston Churchill remains in good condition after a fall at a Monaco hotel. A medical bulletin says he suffered a simple fracture in the shaft of the left femur and will be flown to London for further treatment. He rests in a Monaco hospital before a Royal Air Force medical flight carries him home.
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Monte Carlo
Monae
Britun
Riviera
Sir Winston
Hexas
Manage
Trowne
Mis
Sterelney
Inaus
Nicedmerroun
Royal Air
Winston Chytrehlil
Wes
London
Winstony
Kennedy to visit Mexico City amid warm welcome and talks
President Kennedy begins a three day visit to Mexico City expected to include private talks with Adolfo Lopez Mateos at Chapultepec Castle. U.S. loans totaling 160 million for energy and highways, 50 million for Pemex, and 60 million for agriculture accompany the trip as officials brace for possible demonstrations. Meanwhile in Connecticut, former Fairfield official Normals Hewitt is nominated by Democrats of the 25th district for state senator, rejecting a bid for Congress.
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Mexico City
Kennedy
Mariaeln
Nidrimba Tex
Vsaantcingor
Adolfo Lopez
Mateos Fo Les
Pinos
Aterji Chapultepac
Park
Castro
Washington
World Bank
Pemex
U.S. Agency For International Development
Cuba
Blas
Roca
US Woman Swims Gibraltar Straits近
Mary Margaret Revell a 24 year old from Detroit and California completed a swim from Tarifa Spain to Africa through the Strait of Gibraltar. She faced fatigue and rough seas but reached the African shore behind the previous record set by Florence Chadwick in September 1953.
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Tarifa
Spaio
Mary Margaret Revell
Detroit
California
Swat
Gilbealtay
Spain
Africa
Margaret
Florenes Chadwick
Raul
Ialfirifa
Apain
Heramest
Ned
Hewitt Named Nominee in 25th Senatorial Race
Norman Hewitt of Fairfield chosen as the unanimous senatorial nominee by Deno crits at a convention held in Apada's Ale Goose restaurant, Stratfard. He and Newitt, elected to the Soin district in 1958, previously lost a reelection bid to Sen. John M. Laplon.
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Hewitt
Norman Hewitt
Fairfielding
Atis
Apada
Stratfard
Newitt
Auty’ Denverys
Soin She
Tefeatee
Marsilins
Triaybile
John M. Laplon
Westen Wha
Whistle Opens Gala Barnum Festival Kickoff
Bridgeport Lions Club luncheon marked the start of the 1962 Barnum Festival with a whistle blast and ringmaster Baden M White Jr announcing the event as the public kickoff. The two hour event at the Stratfield hotel highlighted the seven day festival with songs, tributes, and performances. Bob Hope and Pat Boone were slated for the Ballyhoo show at Raybestos Memorial Field, with Hope sending a taped message and previews of humor. Lions hosted real lion cubs from the King Cole show as part of the festive spectacle.
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Baden, M
Whiteman, Jr
Bridgeport
Shaw
Raybestos Memorial Field
Sivat- Tord
Bob Hope
Pat Boone
Hope
Lions and
Prex
Pat
Boone
Moon Willy
Uring
Tomar Boxy
Ringfaster Whiteman
Festival Highlights In Sunday Post Festival Feature
Bridgeport Sunday Post previews a three day Fabulous Threngiy Fest with a pictorial of ALA activities at Livus Kickellenchenn the Parade of Champling and Wing Ding Rarnung salide. It promises color photographs and coverage of festive events leading to the July Fourth parade. Reserve your copy to see Barnet Festival entries and Sunday Post entertainment pack.
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Bridgeport
Phineas ‘Ct
Bacnam
Trade Bill Passed By House Heads To Senate
The House approved President Kennedy's sweeping trade expansion bill by 298 to 125, sending it to the Senate. Kennedy praised the vote, saying it reflects the legislation's national importance, while critics urged caution as Republicans and Democrats debated the measure's details and the administration’s authority to cut tariffs. The final roll showed 215 Democrats and 80 Republicans in favor, with 154 opposed.
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Iyne S
House
Kennedy
Ance
Mayo
Sena
Kensneily
Bnck
GOP
Kenperly
White House
Dwight D. Fistenhower
Denny Vane
Israel Asked to Return Fugitive Spy to U S
Fugitive Soviet spy Robert Soblen, hospitalized in Israel's Radleh prison, faces extradition pressure from the United States after fleeing New York on $100,000 bail. Soblen, an Lithuanian-born Jewish psychiatrist, died not. he is said to be afflicted with leukemia and cancer. Israeli authorities consider possible further investigation while noting no extradition treaty with the United States.
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Israel
Robert al Soblen
Tesrael
Radleh
Iryatov
Mediterranean
Alumi Tacay
New York
Div Goblen
Neta
Mepal
Tavavli Jepat
Deliel
Srael
Walled Silos
Savoy Hotel
Soave
Meuilone
Asa Mingistrale Arderad
Iin
Ie’ Siti
Soblen
Miles
Ramlch
Adolf Fichmann
May AL
United States
Federal Canal
Savoy
Doa Cain
Ashoreion
Sohlen
Ankorion
All Fans Routed Senators Vote In Puzzle Game Debates Debt Limit Hike
The Sunday Post puzzle page notes a winless week in the cross words game while the Senate votes 53 to 34 to raise the federal debt limit to 408 billion, with amendments rejected and debates over the pace of increases continuing. Detected figures include 4308, 100, 5337, and 301, as well as remarks by Byrd and Kerr about fiscal health and policy. The piece blends puzzle commentary with the debt ceiling decision and political arguments surrounding the move.
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Senators
Sunday Post
Fang
Wordsports
Ralighan
Washington
Senate
John J. Williams
R-Del
Iarry F. Byrd
D-Va
Sail
Davla E. Bell
Paw Ff Dauglas
D-ttt
Bella
Naion
Bell
Alonist Tully
National Attipat
Rye
Mintfority
Robert Ss. Kerr
D-Okly
Congress
Treasury
Willian
Vore
Jack’ Hiller
Gilbert Indicted on Charge Of Stealing $1.9 Million
An indictment by a federal grand jury accuses Gilbert of stealing $1,953,000 from a company after fleeing to Brazil following the stock market crash. The 15 counts carry up to 74 years in prison and fines. He is abroad in Brazil, sought with other American fugitive financiers.
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Gilbert
Fecorgl
Garges
Tirazi Cartier
Maxi
Anm
Wyk
Coro
Tex Corp
Gilkact
Bruce
Avita
New York
Rio de Fantero
Rig
Earl Belle
Benjack Cage
Inwell Birredl
United States
Brazil
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Milkin
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Faiyfield
Nermian A. Becail
Danbury
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Stoie
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Woodbridge
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Morton Millée
Roxtury
Liechfield County
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Jack Stork
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