Communist Party Is Sued for Taxes in Federal suit
The government filed suit in federal court against the Communist Party of the United States and four leaders for 560544.63 in income taxes plus penalties and interest. The taxes were assessed for 1956. With interest the claim exceeds a half million dollars. Leaders named include Gus Hall as general secretary Benjamin Davis as national secretary Eliasbeth Gurley Flynn as national chairman and Philip Bart as organizational chairman.
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New York
Communist Party of the United States
Gus Hall
Benjamin Davis
Eliasbeth Gurley Flynn
Philip Bart
Ceasefire Touches Off Strikes in Algerian Cities
In Algiers and major cities Europeans opposed to independence joined a 24-hour general strike after the ceasefire signed by French and Algerian nationalist negotiators. The secret army warned of continued fighting while Algerian Premier Ben Youssef Ben Khedda urged caution as a provisional French-Moslem government looms.
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Algiers
Algeria
Secre
Secret
Rome
Tunisia
Morocco
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
Oran
Algiers de Salle
Secret Army
Weather bulletin for Bridgeport and vicinity
Official weather bulletin notes Dale from U K Weather Rursey reports mild morning with some sunshine in the afternoon. High near 50. Fair and not so cold conditions expected across Bridgeport and surrounding area. Mandy reports calm winds and dry skies.
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Dale
U.K
Gommerre Bridgeport
Mandy
Confused Boy Sets Off Hartford School Fire Alarm
A new immigrant boy on his first day at Kinsella School in Hartford pulled a water fountain lever triggering an unplanned fire drill. Assistants and Chief Shortell praised the orderly evacuation and noted no punishment for the student who did not understand the fountain and fire box rules.
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Hartford
Maruti
Kinsella School
Oyssessesee
Orhne
Tunsday
Italy
IGM
Asst
Thomas J. Shortell
Geneva Meeting Signals Move to Resume Nuclear Test Ban Talks
Secretary Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko held a 36 minute private meeting in Geneva as the United States Britain and the Soviet Union signaled willingness to resume nuclear test ban negotiations. They discussed reviving stalled talks and the Berlin crisis while a three nation subcommittee was proposed to work on the treaty.
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Geneva
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
United States
Britain
Rusk
Gromyko
Berlin
Valerian Zorin
Neiws
Soviet Union
Moscow
Kenedy
Vmoonth
U.S
Kennedy
Ex convict held in three Marion, Indiana killings
White ex convict David B Niccum, 24, was arrested in Winnemucca Nevada with 11 year old Karin Harris. He allegedly kidnapped Karin after the double murder scene in Indiana and led officers to the state line before arrest. The girl was unharmed. The car was recovered.
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Winnemucca
Nev
Marion
Nevada
Delbert Moore
David B. Niccum
Swayzee
Karin KK. Harris
Walkig
U.S. Highway 40
Spirl
Niccum
Miccum
Indiana
Wiss Harris
Wires Hemers
Ndiana
Moore
Government moves to create tenant aid program for federal housing
U S housing officials and Health Education and Welfare Secretary Abraham Ribicoff announced plans for a tenant aid program for occupants of Federal housing projects. Programs include job training retraining education health and juvenile delinquency initiatives to be run by dedicated staff or by BHA hires with new funds. The effort aims to serve about 1200 housing authorities nationwide and links to pending or passed congressional legislation.
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U.S
Abraham A. Ribivchf
Bridgeport Housing, Authority
BHA
Barold
Poole
Maney. McGuire
Abner Silverman
Public Housing Administration
Alvin L. Schorr
Social Security Administration
Congress
Clues Fail In Search For Missing Airliner
Manila reports on March 20 describe ongoing efforts to locate a U S chartered military transport missing five nights earlier. Gallant recovered a yellow air mattress and possible debris while Flying Tiger Line denies any aircraft connection. Oil slicks and red lights sightings are noted but not confirmed as tied to the missing plane amid a broad search that found only a long tree trunk.
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Manila
Atie
U.S
iGiam
Air Force
Dogs Rescued From Icy Pond At Beardsley Park
Firefighters and police saved two large dogs trapped on thin ice at Burnell's pond near Beardsley Park. Firefighter William Skabes fell from a small boat into the water and was rescued. Dogs were pulled to shore after workers chopped through ice with a rope and boat tackle. The dogs were examined at St. Vincent's Hospital for exposure before being returned to their owner.
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Fance
Burnell’s Pond
Beardsley Park
Wiliam Skabes
St. Vincent's
Wspital
Howard Bogey
Joho [Leahy
Police and Fire Department
James L. Mullan
Wilbur Barrett
Mallon
Kenneth G. Smith
Smith
Argentine Crisis Deepens As Military Seizes Provinces
Argentina's military chiefs order generals to replace civilian governors in five provinces after Peronist gains in elections. Frondizi appoints interventors to run provinces, prompting warnings of a nationwide strike and fears of violence. New elections may be held in affected areas, while cabinet members resign and defense minister Villar assumes interim duties.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Frandizi Conight
Juan D. Persay
Frandizi
Frondiai
Fronditi
Fidel Castro
Tucuman
Rio Negro
Santiago del Estera
Chaco
Frondizi
Oscar Alende
Navy
Alfredo Vitolo
Che
Justo Villar
Guillermo Salas Martinez
la Plata
Andres Framini
L Sernor
Ard
Framini
Girl Killed by Car in Hartford Suburb
Four year old West Hartford girl Beth Ann Hebert died after being struck by a car on a street near Bridge Street. Police say she appeared to be running across the road when hit by a vehicle driven by Catherine G. Ben, with the death mark the year’s fatality in West Hartford. Investigation continues.
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West Hartangelo
Iford
Burton H. Fern
M.D
Dani
Sonics
Beth Ann Hebert
Constantike Brown
Francis L. Hebert
Elmswood
Hartford
John Baker
West Financial News
Facoby
Catherine G. Bensports
West Hartford
Sylvia Porter
West Hartford Theater News
Investi- Women's News
Gation
New York City Seizes Fifth Avenue Coach Lines
Albany March 19 AP The New York State Senate passed and sent to Gov Nelson Rockefeller bills authorizing the city to condemn and take over the Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc. The move aims to freeze fares and end strike disruptions while local officials in New York City work to enact necessary measures. The episode follows controversy over fare increases and possible improper dealing by a city administration. The legislation is tied to a strike and debate over removal and operation of the bus line. The governor signed the measure immediately as local authorities prepared further actions.
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Albany
N.Y
State Senate
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Legislai
New York City
Fifth Avenue Coachines, Inc
Board of Estimate
City Council
Senate
New York
John H. Hughes
Syracuse
Hughes
Hughes Committee
Roburt F. Wagner
Fairfielders Oppose Snow Removal Ordinance
Local hearing on a proposed sidewalk snow removal law drew about 25 residents. Most opponents urged a method to prevent fresh accumulation after walks are cleared, while some favored action if costs were shared by property owners and the town.
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Myron Snow Plans
Allen
ATM
Ballon
Edward Rippe
Reefroad
Police Exhume Woman in Haiti Honeymoon Death
In Port au Prince, Haitian police exhumed the body of Mrs Lucille Rodgers Von Linde 2 a prominent New York society figure who died during a Haiti honeymoon with Dr Manfred Von Linde 58 An autopsy in Cap Haitien indicated a head injury but New York doctors contested the finding Her husband detained as investigators pursue further autopsy and toxicology tests Read more on the evolving case and medical reviews involved in Caps Haitien Port au Prince and New York connections
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Port AU Prince
Nabri
UPI
Lucille Rodgers von Avide
New York
Hugh Douglas
von Linde
Manfred von Linde
Cape Haiden
Douglas
New Yorks
Robert Freymenn
Estelle Sophian
Emnly O' Leary
Kansas City
Sheldon J. Kravitz
Haiti
Caps Haitien
Prince
JEU
Morocco
Manhattan
Greenwich Village
Swen Swenson
Egon-Ludolph von Linde-Alvensieben
United States
Staf of
Knicker+ backer hospital
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Leddie Hillard
Silsbee
Tex
Amy
Beaumont
Tyke
Mro
W. K. Hillard
Ribicoff
Beardsley
Yori
Okinawa
Fifth Ave
Bill
Washington
Okinawas
Ryukyu Islands
Snc
Japan
Ryukyu
Free World
Southeast Asia
Paul Caraway
Ryukyus
Secretary of Defense
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