DiNardo homicide case shocks Westport community
Patricia DiNardo 41 was charged with murder after the death of her husband Salvatore DiNardo in their Bridgeport Westport playroom home. The couple had lived in Westport nine years. inquest planned within days, with coroner Kreatzmen to determine homicide prima facie case.
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Coronier
Bridgeport
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Massachusetts
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Rosenaw
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Westport Police Ski
Carmen DeMatlin
George Marks
George Nugent
George Ward
Avene
Amibalines
Norwale Hospital
Pr Philips Thwaster
Charles W. Lewis
East State Street
Rochards
Spadaccing Funeral Home
Washington Avenue
Nancy DiNardo
Sharive Street
Priefer
Salvatore DiNardo
Tte
Shelton
Maplewood
Central
Final Rush Near for Auto Tags
Miss Ruth C. Jones, manager, announced a last rush for 1958 auto registrations at the Motor Vehicles office on Fairfield Avenue. Delinquent tax proofs and extended lines were noted as applicants anticipate deadlines March 5 for mailing and April 1 for tax inserts. A Hartford office plan to resume issuing plates with four letter combinations in 1959 will cost an extra $10 per registration.
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Fairfield Avenue
Ruth C. Jones
Motor’ Vehicles Office
Miss Jones
Motown
Hartford
Proposals to Expand CFA Lending for Public Works
Senators Fulbright and Proxmire will propose a 2 billion dollar increase to the Community Facilities Administration lending authority, enabling 40 year loans at about 2 percent to states and subdivisions for streets, waterworks, schools, hospitals, and other public works, aiming for a quicker boost than a broad public works program. Fulbright argues this is a moderate, intermediate approach using existing machinery to accelerate health and welfare projects.
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Community Facilities Administration
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Housing and Home Finance Administration
HFA
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CFA
Lyndon 8. Johnson
Texas
Senate
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PWA
Fulebripit
On Mae
Anderson Defends Tax Cut Stand
Washington March 1 The secretary of the treasury said the Eisenhower administration has been prudent and withholding a decision on tax cuts. He noted they want to be sure measures taken now serve the broader needs and will consider longer term effects. The comment followed talks with party leaders and ongoing developments shaping policy.
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News & World Report
Consulta
Explosion Rips Jewish Halls in Two Dixie Cities
A 2:30 a.m. blast damaged a seven year old Jewish hall across from a residence, triggering an immediate investigation. The event echoes 1951 synagogue and Negro home bombings in the region. Florida officials and local citizens posted rewards totaling $150 for information. Detectives have not released an official report.
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Haskell Lazare
Miami
Southeastern
American Jewish Congress
Wired
Jeroy Collins
Florida
Tom Rankine
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Charles Rosengarten
Miami Beach
Bethel Congregation
Lazare
Jewish Center Hit By Blast in Tennessee
A dynamite blast damaged Nashville’s Jewish Community Center triggering fear of a pattern of attacks tied to school integration. The anonymous caller warned that the temple and other targets would be next, mentioning Judge Miller and promising further violence. Damages were about $6000 and windows and doors were wrecked. The man claimed to be part of the Confederate Union and described a statewide campaign against “nig er-loving” places.
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Nashville
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Jewish Community Center
Hattie Cotton School
William K. Miller
William B. Silverman
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Silverman
Confederate Union
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Nashvudrg
Soviet Election Observers Return From Moscow
Three American observers arrive in Moscow for the 1956 Soviet parliamentary vote. Richard Scammon Cyril E Black and Hedley Danavian travel with Soviet officials for mutual exchange as turnout nears 100 percent. Returns not expected until Monday night.
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Leningrad
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Tbilisi
Tagh-kent
U. S
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The
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Dolar Democracy
Pravda
Fies
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Nikita Khrushchev
Nikolai Bul-l Ranin
Hedley Danavian
Fortune Magazine
U.S
Arcudi to address LWW on Wednesday
In Moscow on March 16 AP reports a U S election observer team finished its poll watching duties. John Arcudi Bridgeport lawyer will discuss the Loyalty Security Program and the Supreme Court at a Women Voters meeting Wednesday at 8 15 p m at Mrs Donald Cousins home 1128 Woodl avenue.
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U. S
Moscow
Supreme Court
John Arcudi
Bridgeport
Women Voters
Donald Cousins
Wood l Avenue
Officials Explain U S Congress Role On Tour
Scammon said officials answered many questions while on tour about electoral procedures. He noted that discussions touched the composition and workings of Congress. Americans argued Congress does not represent any single class but represents all the people.
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Scammon
U.S
Congress
Nikita Khrushchev
Korea frees American pilot in tense UN note
The UN said the American pilot Pfeiffer crossed into the Koreas inadvertently. North Korean officials admitted Red batteries shot down Pfeiffer’s plane and agreed to his return after delays in arranging humanitarian treatment. A Sabre jet accompanying Pfeiffer was damaged but landed safely on the UN side.
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Cot
Kim Joon Kyong
Pfeiffer
Pffeiffer
Olaf Kyster
Ronald E. Martin
Rock Hill
Bridgeport Area Forecast St Patrick Day Temps In Forties
Weather outlook for Bridgeport shows partly cloudy skies and mid forty temperatures for St Patrick's Day A local forecaster notes if any snow occurs it will be light flurries Yesterday's low around 33 climbed to 42 in the afternoon Light new flurries were possible in the afternoon with most traces of recent wet snow melting away as residents celebrate wearing of the green
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Bridgeport
Hungarian program honors 1848 revolt and freedom fighters
Bridgeport hosts a Hungarian cultural program featuring Rev Nagy and Rev Bessem er, with Gen Kovacs as speaker. The event honors Hungary’s fight for freedom, recalls Kossuth coin heritage, and supports the Hungarian Freedom Fighters federation. Proceeds aid the federation. patrons include nine local churches and leaders.
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Stephen Bessemer
North Avenue
Julius Vv. Kovacs
Hungarian Army
International Hungarian Liberation Association
Kovacs
Hungary
Cleveland
Carpathian Mountains
Carl Makos
Bridgeport Hungarian Freedom Fighters Association
United States
Tibor Calstar
Stephen Gereben
Talpra Mapyar
Stephen V. Pongracz
Liszt
Hans Dohanyi
Bridgeport Symphony Orchestra
Tibor Horn
Hary Janos
Eniko Babos
Karolin Kiss
Mr. Nagy
Bridgeport
Louis Kossuth
Hippolyt Deesy
St. Emery’s Church
Hungarian Freedom Fighters Federation
U. S
Connecticut
Car Overturns Injuring Four Boys in East Side Crash
Four boys were thrown from a car that overturned in the East Side area. They walked to the Sikorsky plant and flagged down an autoist who helped them reach Bridgeport hospital. Frank Santelli and Gall were found in the wreckage and police will question the boys further about recent vehicle thefts. Santelli will be held on the theft charge after hospital release.
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Shelton
Frank Sante i
Gall
Meehan
East Side
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Car Crash Kills Nuns in Derby Mass
Three St Marys School teachers Sister Maria Denise former Catherine O Neill of Bridgeport Sister Mary Celestine former Mary Sorton of Meriden and Sister Mary Marcian were killed when a car rammed a ledge in Derby A Mass at 915 am and a solemn high Mass of Requiem at 1030 am were planned with Rt Rev John H Quinn and other church leaders in attendance The truck driver Charles Hawley 28 of Springfield Mass remained in critical condition in Hartford Hospital with head injuries
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Henry J. O'Brien
Archdiocese of Hartford
John F. Hackett
Charles Hawley
Springheld
Mass
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Escapee Grabs Hatchet Gun Beats Home Route
A jail escapee uses poor judgment, fleeing into woods after grabbing Morton’s jacket sleeve. Police tracked tracks to Police Commissioner Fox’s Moravia Woods Road home. Morton armed himself with hatchet and toy gun, swapped prison clothing for Fox’s, and took $27. He faces charges in Avon Litchfield for escape, breaking and entering, theft, and Torrington for car theft.
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Malcolm Heath
Morton
Heath
Feussenich
John Fox
Moravia Woods
Fox
Litchfield
Torrington
Boys Face New Quiz In Vandalism Case
Police said four youths were taken into custody Saturday night in connection with vandalism at the home of Philip Sagarin at 207 Pearsall Place. Damage was estimated over 1000 dollars to draperies, portraits, mirrors, and furnishings. Carl Engstrand held on breach of the peace in lieu of a 1000 bail. three other 15 year old boys detained at Gilbert Street Detention Home.
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Pearsall Place
Joseph A. Walsh
Carl Engstrand
I.lsworth Street
Gilbert Street
Man jailed as tipsy after car hits pole
Isaac Blanding, 32, of 470 Broad Street, was arrested after a collision with a pole on Lafayetty Street near State Streets. He faces 47 charges of operating a motor vehicle while under the influence and possession of a switchblade. Held at Headquart ers bail precinct in lieu of $1,000 pending court hearing.
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Lafayetty Street
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Mother Admits Smothering Son on Okinawa Island
The Hitt family on Okinawa faced a grim case as Mrs. Hitt confessed to smothering Brady Dean, a week after the infant vanished from a bedroom on Kadena Air Base. A large search involved U.S. personnel and locals. the body was found in a garden and clothing, a passport, and papers were missing. Father, a Kadena technician, urged the return of his son while offering rewards. Terrilyn, the couple’s 3-year-old daughter, was cared for by relatives.
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U.S. Kadena Air Base
U.S. Armed Forces
Okinawa
Hitt
Terrilyn
Brady Dean
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Vitt
Plymouth
Rebels Claim Sumatra Gains Over Coastal Center
Rebels announce control of coastal Siak Sri Indrapura and Medan as fighting widens across central Sumatra. Reports say Medan fell at noon with 2,000 troops led by Major Boyke Naina Golan in control by nightfall, while Jakarta forces face heavy fire and disruption along routes to oil centers.
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Jakarta
Siak Sri Indrapura
Java
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Borke
Medan
Cal. Matudin Simbolin
Djamin Gintings
Malaya
Pakanbaru
Padang
Indonesia
Stove fire damages Fairfield home early morning
Fire at 17 Silver Circle Fairfield yesterday at 4 40 am caused about 70 damage. Fire Chief Joseph Stops reported the blaze started when cooking oil spilled and was ignited after it was turned on in the home of Joseph Coates.
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Silver Circle
Fairfield
Joseph Stops
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