TENSION SEEN EASED IN MOVE TO OUST LEADER
Argentina faced a tense political standoff as Frondizi sought to curb Peronist activity while generals weighed a military takeover. Reports said he resisted resigning, aiming to avert chaos despite pressure from armed forces. Naval and army officers convened across the country to discuss actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janio Quadros
Argentina
Peroni
Frondizi
Tallan
Trondizl
Vargas
Quadros
Brazil
crise—Innioados
Gelilio Vargas
Himsell
Frondlal
Frandizi Wut
Frandizi
Houke
David Blejer
Blejer
Mexico
Alfredo Vitolo
Peronista
Buenas
Aires
Israeli police battle Syria amid sea skirmish and air activity
Israeli forces report routine patrols along the eastern sea shore and reinforce boats after a clash with Syria. Syria seeks UN Security Council action while Damascus claims both sides won. Syrian planes seen near Galilee, Israel says no intercepts. Three Israeli tanks shown to crowds. Damascus reports shells hitting a unit. Also, Harry Twige, 6, arrested for evading responsibility and driving with suspended license with bail set at 6750.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syria
UN Security Council
New York
Israel
Damascus
Harry Twige
High Ridge Drive
Site Motor Vehicle Department
Fairfield Hears School Budget And Growth Outlook
Fairfield officials discussed a two year salary schedule to attract teachers as enrollment nears 10 000 for the first time. The budget covers text books building needs and efficient purchasing. Board members outlined increases for maintenance and capital outlay while signaling a three year bus contract and continued sidewalk projects to cut transport costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Finance Board
Bresler
Aud
Fairfield
Imm
Rylam
Edward J. Holland Jr
Herbert A. George
Ten Eyck
Lansing
Raymond M. Ford, Jr
Agen
Fort
Ford
Stratford Man Hurt In East Side Crash
Stratford man John T. Dempsey 28 of 681 Washington avenue was injured when his car collided with another at Boston avenue and Willow street. He was taken to Bridgeport hospital in fair condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
John T. Dempsey
Stoneybrank Ranch
Stratford
Boston Avenue
Willow Street
Dempsey
Bridgeport Hospital
Frederick Kiernan
Chancery
Leigh F. Donoghue
Washington Avenue
India
S. Radhakrishnan
Dempsey Auto
Nehr
Yeeman Kiernan
Nehru
Donoghue
Kenne
Kiernan
Afril
Mrs. Kennedy
Spring Makes Modest Debut
A weather summary notes a mild start to spring after a harsh winter. Snowfall totaled 41.5 inches at Bradley Field this season, far below the 78.8 inches of the previous year, with a long stretch from January 8 to February 10 nearly snowless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Bradley Field
Demand Grows at Geneva for Temporary Ban on Tests
The report notes growing calls at Geneva for a temporary ban to obtain essential scientific information and inspections. The move is said to burden no one, interfere with no one, or involve espionage, but would remove suspicion and bolster confidence that testing cessation agreements are upheld. Rusk counters a Soviet claim that Western control schemes seek to inject secrecy into the Communist world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusk
Ex-GI Accused Of Amazing Hoax Driven by False Death Certificate
A man formerly Peter A Buchulis who renamed himself Peter R Sherry is accused of years long fraud from 1944 to 1947 by forging a death certificate and claiming veteran widow benefits. Prosecutors say he collected $291.62 monthly in combined federal and state support, with possible additional charges for home relief fraud. Federal agents may review the case for related crimes as welfare investigators exposed the scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter A. Buchulis
Peter R. Sherry
Sherry
Ferk
Baehulis
Snuth
Veterans Administration
Surist
Rose
Smith
Long Island Railroad
Suffolk County
Marcella’ Nicholson
Mark
Ewurnen
Willie
John J. Donahue
Fiscated tobacco production shocks Rhodesia federation
The Federation of Rhodesia reports 237 million pounds of tobacco production undermined by fear and panic. Officials warn of instability as farmers face losses and authorities tighten controls amid uncertain market conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Rhodesia
Jewels in Garbage Trial Ends Without Evidence
A garbage man Willie is released after a three day trial as prosecutors fail to prove jewels stuffed in trash were ever in his possession. Ruth Nelkin and sister Shirley hid gems at 272 Mayapple road before being dumped at Stamford incinerator. Defense attorney Terhune noted high outlay by his firm and an anonymous $600 fee for Willie’s defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AD Witenhate
Faley
Alp
John Snook
Federal Agenta Caid
Treasury Department
Kott
Louise Williams
Pearl Arnot
Verla Porter
Willie
Mr. Nelkin
Ruth
Shirley
Mayapple Road
Wittig
Kenneth Reed
Stamford
Reed
John F. McGowan
Mr. Reed
Nelkins
Shannon
Donahue
Shanagay
Harry E. Terhune
Terhune
Mr. Terhune
F. E. Bedford
Fairfield
Wilke
Camarro Appeals Ruling On His Job Injunction Plea
Camarro, seeking an injunction to halt regular appointment of the Airport Manager, lost in Superior Court and filed an appeal with the State Supreme Court of Errors yesterday. The Airport Commission plans a temporary appointment today with Nicholas Mainiero favored, while Camarro’s eligibility dispute centers on overweight status and civil service rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bérard
Camarro
State Supreme Court of Errors
Airport Commission
Welfare Board
Nicholas J. Mainiero
Hugh C. Curran
Iam A. Heaphy
Aps
Civil Service Commission
My. Curren
Mainero
Superior Court
Joseph
Tango
Commission
Plaintff
Horace D. Strong
Nnmes
Wil
Area students aid UCONN horse show
Wally Mateo of Bridgeport and Mary Vitello of Norwalk help plan the 32nd Little International Livestock and Horse Show at the University of Connecticut in Storrs. The event runs Friday night and Saturday in Hicks Arena Retclaffe. Friday features a parade of horses, sheep showing and fitting, a sheep dog demonstration, and a co ed mystery contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wally Mateo
Bridgeport
Mary Vitello
Norwalk
University of Connecticut College of Agriculture
Retclaffe! Hicks Arena
University
Storrs
Milford Man Held In Gun Sale Fraud
A Milford man identified as Leonard Wisniewski, 34, was arrested by federal inspectors in New Haven for attempted mail fraud linked to gun sales. He advertised rifles and shotguns in a magazine, took money but did not deliver, with a $30,000 scheme and $5,000 intercepted by authorities. he was released on $2,500 bond after arraignment before Commissioner Robert J. Alcorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Milford
Pstal
Leonard Wisniewski
Dentifield
Milford Anty Wrecking Company
Wisniewski
Robert J. Alcorn
Train derailed after Kansas slide injures several
A Santa Fe train traveling from Chicago to Texas struck a rock slide at De Soto Kansas and derailed three unit Diesel locomotive and three baggage cars. Initial reports noted the most serious injuries among passengers with bruises and scratches. Local officials provided sparse details and ongoing casualty updates.
Harris VFW Post elects officers for new term
John F. O'Leary of 39 Past Street was chosen for a second term as commander at a VEW hall meeting. Also elected were John D. Ward senior vice commander William Cavanaugh junior vice commander Samuel Marcus chaplain Charles McCarthy quartermaster Harry Rosenblair judge advocate Dr. Charles Sprague post surgeon Dave Golden Phillip Bouffard trustees James Twohey governor. installation date pending. dinner planned April 26 at 7 in VFW hall for past commanders and Ladies Auxiliary presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. O'Leary
Secon
Harris
Nipal
Vew Hall
Stratford Avenue
Mr. O'Leary
John D. Ward
William Cavanaugh
Samuel ‘Marcus
Charles McCarthy
Harry Rosenblair
Charles Sprague
Dave Golden
Phillip Bouffard
James Twohey
O'Leary
Nfcers
Ladies Auxiliary
VFW
Invasion Prisoners to Be Tried in Cuba
Reported by AP Fidel Castro to try Bay of Pigs invasion prisoners in Cuban military courts in Havana. March 39 date announced, charges not specified whether all or some will be freed. About 1,000 prisoners occupy a Havana fortress after the failed April 17 invasion. Negotiations with U S groups including Eleanor Roosevelt previously sought a tractor exchange. no resolution reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Fidel Castro
U. S
Judicial Department of the Armed Forces
Castro
Ln U. S
Eleanor Roosevelt
Wallace Enters Governor Race Promises Reform and Growth
Wallace, 46, a three term legislator and Stamford native, launches a Republican bid for governor. He attacks the Democratic administration as chaotic fiscally, calls for a revamped government, a new circuit court, transportation and education reforms, and steps to curb the state debt while boosting natural resources and economic expansion. He is public information manager for Connecticut Light and Power and lists education at UCLA and Harvard, plus wartime and state service experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
New Haven
Cirecuit
Avey
Connecticut
Dead
Norden Hombsight Company
East Hampton
Mass
State Development Commission
Connecticut Light Ima Power Company
Algiers Turmoil as Moslems clash with soldiers in citywide skirmishes
The Algiers fighting bursts into the Casbah and European districts as armed clashes erupt between Moslems and French troops backed by armored cars. Casualties include at least two Europeans and six Algerians, with bombardments, bomb explosions, and massed crowds as the Catholic Archbishop appeals for an end to bloodshed. Police stations are robbed for arms, and hospital and relief efforts struggle amid chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sa [Brea
Algiers
Etienne Duval
Algeria
Casbah
Heh
Monlera
Ranta
iSt
Agneli
Te City
Yauban
Oued Fodda
St. Eugene
Miosle
Government Square
Awa
National Front of Liberation
FLN
Mustapha
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pogu
Merts
Beauty
Robert Gallagher
Chicago
Gallagher
Pairfield
Frank Peck
Mr. Breseler
New Delhi
Jaqueline Kennedy
Ndian
Kennedy
Ipdia
Oleg Cassini
Ireland
European Economic Community
Indonesia
Geneva
GoniInlied
UCONN
Harris Vfw Post
Cuba
de Soto
San Carlos v
Kansas City
Philippines
Republican Party
Ed. E
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!