Aldermen clash over overnight parking ordinance details
At a council session the committee debated an overnight parking ban. Aldermen debated sections needing the rule and alternatives such as hardship permits. Police objections, garage owner concerns, and enforcement issues were aired as a longer process aimed for April debate and vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wangel
Feroleth
Gladstone
Alderman Brown
Vangel
Ferdesa
Albert J. Saffo
Parages
William M. Bracken
Frank Delaquila
Joseph J. Gabriel
John Donofrio
Officials rally over new Soviet note on summit talks
Officials condemn the Soviet reply seen as a propaganda weapon. The State department delays comment until the embassy text arrives while the Moscow note is broadcast before full receipt. The issue centers on talks time, agenda limits, and whether a summit is being shaped or merely delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Mascas
Radio Moscow
Frey
Muscavy
Eisenhower
Natinal Securiy
White House
Police Division praised for jail escape arrest assistance
Superintendent praised Frederick Cisko and patrolmen for excellent work in apprehending Francis Lajoie, an escapee from Fairfield County jail at Camp Omans. Commissioner notes and sheriffs letter commend department for cooperation and aiding in locating two more escapees. Copies to be posted on precinct bulletin boards.
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Sups
Lyddy
Trio Sentenced for Bank Raid in Waterbury Case
Three youths Wallace Gale Berardi faced judge as government contends they used social esteem to justify their crime. They admitted robbing Waterbury Colonial Trust Co. branch, netting 20401 dollars, traveled to New York and Miami before arrest. Judge Anderson ordered 916,000 from custody to be returned to officials and sentenced under the Federal Youth Correctional Act to determine placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Gion
Wallace
Prey Cuit
Gale
Berardi Im
Cohen
Atl & Branch
Waterfury Collonial Trust Co
Wallah
Koversiment Altories
Meridett
New York
Newark
Miami
Fla
FBI
Waterbury Bank
Eisven
U S Marshal Frasier Sworn In At District Court
U S Marshal Donald Fraser was sworn in for a second term today in a U S District Court ceremony. Judge Joseph Smith administered the oath as Fraser, based in Salem, oversees marshal offices in Morford and New Marca.
Town Council Backs Raises for Milford Teachers
Milford officials push a two year pay plan for educators with a projected tax rise of about 1.75 mills. Council members debated Bradman amendments seeking higher minimums and caps, while Foran warned delays hurt staffing as 45 new teachers are needed for 600 additional students.
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Mira Fulton
Bradman
Milford
Joseph Foran
Board of Education
Barger
Aly Khan Hosts UN Republic Day Reception
Prince Aly Khan, Pakistan's top UN delegate, hosted a large diplomatic reception in New York celebrating Pakistan Republic Day. It was his first public event since arriving March 3 to assume duties at the United Nations.
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United Nations
N. Y
Prince Aly Khan
Pakistan
New York
Parish Fund Drive Reports Mixed Results Across Parishes
Parishes report quotas and pledges with totals including Our Lady of the Assumption at 96 760 and St. Patrick at 14 240, while some gifts are smaller than hoped. Irene Green led tabulation as final report meetings are planned for Stamford Greenwich Danbury Norwalk and Bridgeport next week starting with Memorial Gifts.
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St. Emery
Holy Family
St.Stephen
St. Thomas
Fairfield
Sacred Heart
St. George
Our Lady of the Assumption
St. Patrick
St. Raphael
St. James of Stratford
Holy Name of Stratford
Our Lady of Peace
Lordship
St. Joseph
Shelton
St. Teresa
Trumbull
Our Lady of Good Counsel
St. Ambrose
St. Charles
Blessed Sacrament
St. John's
St. Michael
Holy Rosary
St. Catherine of Sienna
Stamford
Greenwich
Danbury
Norwalk
Bridgeport
Irene Green
Two Hartford Housewives Hurt in Washday Fall
Hartford March 24 AP two local housewives suffered injuries this morning after falls from first and second story heights while hanging out the wash Mrs Audrey Kidney 42 plunged from a second story to ground when a porch railing gave way Fifteen minutes later Mrs Suzy Gerundo 67 fell from a first floor window when the clothesline collapsed Both were taken to Hartford Hospital with multiple abrasions titled as preliminary diagnosis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Audrey Kidney
McGuire Named Stratford Zoning Commissioner
James W. McGuire of Stratford was unanimously appointed to the Stratford Planning and Zoning Commission to fill the unexpired term ending January 1962. The appointment followed a district Democrat conference and a meeting with the commission chairman. Town Clerk Wo Howard Wilcoxson will administer the oath before April 2, with McGuire aiming to attend his first meeting April 9.
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James W. McGuire
Allyine
Gate Drive
Stratford
Answ
Tal
Peer
Pom Giure
Deterct
Wis
Acton
Wil
Vesie Oakman
Compassion
McGuire
Ber Commission
Wanda
Oakman
Seventh District
Wo Howard Wilcoxson
Sir. McGuie
Planning Commission
Fle
Bowles names Wynne campaign assistant
Chester Bowles, Democratic Senate hopeful, announced Kenneth Wynne of North Haven as a campaign assistant to work with him in Essex during the nomination bid. Eight member firms in Southern Connecticut Tool and Die Manufacturers Association won National Tool and Die safety plaques at a Stratfield Hotel ceremony with about 50 attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Chester Bowles
U.S
Kenneth Wynne
North Haven
Wynne
Kenneth Wyone
Woodbridge
Southern Connecticut Tool and Die Manufacturers Association
F. W. Ward Company
Bridgeport
Connecticut Tool and Engineering Company
Fairfield
Norwalk Precision Tool Corporation
Mulhare and Boie Manufacturing Company
Norwalk
Philip R. Marsilius
Producto Machine Company
National Association
George E. Frazier
G. Earle ‘Frazier Associates
Arthur Gleason
Aero- Smautical Machinists Company
Unfair Questioning Prompts Heated Kohler Hearings
L Rauh charges bias during U S Senate Commerce hearings on Kohler products amid claims of unfair conduct by three GOP senators. Curtis and McClellan clash as Rauh defends his line of questioning and asserts conscience as judge. Remaining committee members Ives Kennedy and McNamara observe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rauh
GOP
Kohler
Ranh
McClellan
D-Ark
Curtis
Civil defense chief reports bugged offices in Cheshire
Cheshire civil defense director Leo Beck alleged a hidden microphone was placed in the civil defense room above Police headquarters to listen to prisoners. Police Sgt Myron Verney said the device aimed to overhear interrogations and police said the wire had been cut. Beck demanded an immediate investigation and questioned Police Chief John McNamara, who was unavailable for comment.
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Cheshire
Civil Defense
Cheshire Civil Defense
Leo Beck
Beck
Myron Verney
Verner
John G. McNamara
Meek
Reom Beck
McNamara
Churchill Gains After a Setback in France
Sir Winston Churchill, 83, is reported past a setback in recovery from pneumonia in Roquebrune France. Doctors say his condition is improving slowly and his private physician Lord Moran arrived from London for a further check on his treatment and progress.
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Roquebrune
France
Mar
Winston Churchill
Lord Moran
Churchill
London
Senate Debates Highway Plan and Billboard Regulation
The Senate opened floor debate on a highway bill to speed road building with a clause offering states a billboard regulation bonus. Opponents call it a bid to surrender sovereignty. supporters say it funds faster interstate construction. The bill would raise federal funds and require states to limit roadside advertising on a 41,000 mile network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnnson
D-Tex
Johnson
GOP
Public Works Committee
Neuberger
D-Ore
India Plane Missing with 20 Aboard Over Nepal Hills
Katmandu March 24 A P A a twin engine Indian Air Lines plane with 20 persons aboard reported missing within ten minutes of takeoff from Simar Nepal. The craft was en route over forested 8 000 foot Himalayan ranges at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katmandu
Nepal
APA
Indian Air Lines
Simar
Fight promoter Alexander Caroly dies at 74 in Connecticut
Boxing promoter Alexander Daniel Caroly prominent in Connecticut and West Palm Beach died at New Milford hospital after a long illness at age 74. Born in New York City he had lived in New Milford five years. He leaves widow Rose Denis Caroly two daughters Mrs Frank Wargo Waterbury and Mrs Hurston Stages West Palm Beach and a son Albert Houston. Funeral services are scheduled for Wednesday with burial in New Milford.
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New Milford
Alexander
Daniel Caroly
Connecticut
West Palm Beach
Fla
New Milford Hospital
New York City
Rose
Denis Caroly
Frank Wargo
Waterbury
Hurston
West
Palm Beach
Fairfield Police Captain John J. Neary III In Hospital
Fairfield police captain John J. Neary III of 76 Penfield Road was reported in critical condition at St Vincent’s Hospital. He was admitted Saturday and underwent surgery the following day for another condition.
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Fairfield
John J., Neary
Penfield Road
St. Vincicent’s Hospital
Neary
Bronx youths beat teacher with his own baseball bat
Arthur Santos, a 36 year old ministerial student and teacher at a Seventh Day Adventist school in the Bronx, was assaulted by five or six youths during an outdoor class in Crotona Park. They fled with $16 after beating him, taking his wallet and punching him as he tried to intervene. He required stitches and treatment for a scalp wound.
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New York
Polo
Arthur Santos
Santos
Crotona Park
Bronx
Driver Acquitted of Tipsy Charge in Fairfield Court
James Flanagan 20 of 726 South Pine Creek Road Fairfield was found not guilty of driving under the influence by Judge L Koizim in Town Court. Arrested February 4 at 2 a.m. by Patrolman James Verda he was represented by Richard Weinstein. Police show a prior acquittal in Norwalk City Court on May 13 1957.
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Westport
James Flanagan
South Pine Creek Road
Fairfield
L. Koizim
Flanagan
James Verda
Richard Weinstein
Norwalk
Flanagen
Gunman robs clerk of cash in Gregory Street store
A masked robber held up a clerk in a Gregory Street store, taking money from a till after grabbing coins and currency. Witnesses described the thief as five four, stocky, wearing a rain hat and light jacket. a sawed off shotgun was suspected. Police, led by Capt. Cafferty, pursued the bandit’s car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Chessick
Gregory Street
John Johnson
Edward Lombardi
Thomas Cafferty
Traffic court collects 458 dollars in fines
Fines and bond forfeitures totaling 458 dollars were collected in two sessions of Traffic Court led by Judge Kenneth J. Zarrilli and Louis Stein. Defendants included Orlee Gause fined 20 dollars with 100 dollars remitted for driving under suspension and Jusyo Perea Ribot fined 24 dollars with jail warning for driving without a license.
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Kenneth J. Zarrilli
Louis Stein
Orlee Gause
Smithistreet
Zarrilli
Jusyo Perea Ribot
Myrtle Avenue
Ribot
Thomas McManus
Motor Vehicle Department
McManus
William Lavery
Ralph Lockwood
Salvatore DiPiano
William F. Garray
Sherman Street
Trumbull
Benjamin Krayznieski
Cleveland Avenue
Heinz Langwieder
Main Street
Nicholas Marra
Judson Place
Nicolas R. Rosales
Union Avenue
Benjamin Sinkevich
Madison Avenue
Rita Heagne
Stamford
Antoni Weglinski
van Rensselaer and
Beatrice Walter
Fremont Street
Feisal Given Broad Powers Over Saudi Affairs
Cairo reports King Saud has handed Feisal full control of Saudi foreign financial and internal matters. Feisal, long premier and foreign minister, now leads armed forces while Saud remains head of state. The move aims to reconcile with Egypt and may affect oil revenues and ARMCO, shaping Middle East diplomacy and energy policy.
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Cairo
Saud
Feisal
United Nations
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
U.A.R
Syria
Nasser
Middle East
Suez Canal
Arabian American Oil Company
Armaco
Broadcasting, Press and Publications
Learry
State flier unharmed in second jet crash
First Lt. Bernard Bogosiefski of Del City Oklahoma parachuted from his F 10 jet before it exploded in a field 12 miles north of Hammon Oklahoma as his aircraft crashed during a flight from Tinker Air Force Base The accident follows a February 24 incident when he piloted an F 100 that lost power on takeoff and crashed through a runway barricade but left him uninjured.
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Oklahoma City
Bernard
Bognslofski
Tinker Air Force Base
del City
Granby
Conn
Hammon
Oklahoma
Bogosiefski
Peower
Tinker
Susan Hayward Struck by Measles in Beverly Hills
Actress Susan Hayward contracted measles while in Los Angeles to film a project. She was confined to her hotel as doctors advised rest. Hayward previously traveled from Carrollton, Georgia, where her two children reportedly had not yet been exposed.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Mer
Susan Hayward
Miss Hayward
Los Angeles
Carrollton
Georgia
Boy Accidentally Hanged by Rope in Warren Home
Robert R. Bouchard, 14, Warren, died in a cellar incident ruled accidental hanging. Dr Arthur E. O'Dea, medical examiner, said the youth slipped from a pail while playing with rope. rope looped around his neck and body, found by his mother Alma Huffales. He was home sick with a cold and had been out of school.
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Warren
Robert R. Bouchard
Arthur E. O'Dea
Medica
Sai
O'Dea
Alma Huffales
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James T. Killian
United States
US Ateneo Te Museaw
CPCS
AMOS
Red Cross
Nancy Lou Comstock
Earle H. Comstock
East Norwalk
Burrough
Mieads
Aly
Joseph Broscoe
Sharon
Youngstown
Ohio
Coal Ol Johnny
Forrest Shampnnk
Oil City
Bowles
India
Alexander Caroly
John J. Neary III
Mme
Elsie J. Willis
Lafayette Street
J. Gerald Reilly
Anton Street
Joseph Gregor
Liberty Street
Sidney Fagan
Poplar Street
Whitney Stokes
Father Panik Village
Peter Silann
Grand Street
Richard Volodnak
Hallett Street
John J. Collins
Eastlawn Street
David Elton
Ridgefield
Robert Belletski
North Avenue
Jose Agosta
Olive Street
John R. Binns
Pinewood Trail
Dowland Dobson
Hendon
England
Jill
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