Weather Outlook Across New England and Mid Atlantic States
Weather forecast reports considerable cloudiness with little temperature change across Connecticut and the region. Expect rain at night in some areas, with brief sun in parts of Massachusetts Rhode Island and Maine. Winds vary from east to west northwest, visibility improving in coastal zones.
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Fairfield GOP Names Slate At Two District Caucuses
Ronald B. MacKenzie chaired the Ninth district caucus at Mill Plain school where seven candidates sought five seats. Harold A. Swaffield Mrs. Charles B. Kentner Jr Rudolf A. Penczer and Daniel E. Brennan Jr won re election. Philip Y. Reinhart was new. L E Sparrow and Mrs William H C Lehman were defeated. In the Fifth district Oscar Anderson was unopposed for a vacancy at Nathan Hale school.
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Rudolf A. Penczer
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Philip Y. Reinhart
L. E. Sparrow
William H. C. Lehman
Richard K. Upham
Nathan Hale School
Oscar Anderson
Nichols Avenue
William Munthe
Anderson
Average U.S. industrial president earns 111500 a year
New York report shows presidents of 188 major U.S. firms average 111500 in direct compensation. Salary bonuses and stock options dominate pay. pensions and life and medical insurance are common benefits. Only 16 to 20 percent of pay remains for estate building with tax and living costs.
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Dun & Bradstreet
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Dun| & Bradstreet
Podres Aims High After Shutout Leader in 1957
Southpaw Johnny Podres, now with the Los Angeles Dodgers, seeks his best major league season yet in 1958. After missing a year in the Army, he led the NL with six shutouts, posted a 2.66 ERA, and had three three hit games in 1957, finishing 10 of 27 starts.
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Resolution Calls to Transfer Tariff Powers to Congress
Rep. Edgar F. Curtiss introduces a joint resolution urging Congress to set quotas and tariffs to protect U S industries and restrict executive trade deals. It opposes joining the Organization for Trade Cooperation citing loss of U S control over international trade.
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Aid Chief Defends Projects Amid Foreign Aid Debate
James H. Smith Jr. in his first appearance as ICA head defended Eisenhower’s 3.9 billion aid request before the House Foreign Affairs Committee. He cited grass-growing on Lebanese roads and bathhouses in Egypt as proper uses, while denying purchases like striped trousers for Greek undertakers. He noted a recovery of funds from improper use and discussed pilgrimages to Mecca funded by commercial rates.
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