Soviet parliament meeting sparks Bulganin shakeup
AP cites rapid Kremlin moves as Supreme Soviet opens with 1300 delegates, 800 new faces. Khrushchev pressure grows over Bulganin as Kirichenko rises and speculation points to cabinet change, amid party realignments and purge signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulganin
Alexei I. Kirichenko
Ukraine Communist Party
Jong Z
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Kirichenko
Moscow
Khrushchev
Party
Supreme Soviet
Central Committee
Bulgania
American Committee For Liberation From
Bolshevism
Klementi Voroshilov
Hartford Republicans Debate Unemployment Benefits Policy
Hartford March 25 AP Republicans on the Legislature Labor Committee heard no push for higher unemployment benefits beyond extending the maximum from 26 to 39 weeks. Chairman Rep Paul M. Andrews said there is no sentiment for guaranteeing 26 weeks or removing the waiting period. A full committee session is planned next week. Republicans hope Congress acts on jobs and benefits before the April 8 recess. They question the state unemployment figure of 94,800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Labor Committee
Paul M. Andrews
Cheshire
House
Rep. Andrews
Republican Committee
GOP Committee
Congress
State Labor Department
Capitol
Highway Department
State Development Commission
Defendants Win Suit Over Acreage In Red Iding Case
March 25 Danbury court ruled 17 553 acres sufficient for a 20 acre plot in a misrepresentation suit brought by artists Simon and Eleen W. Greco against E Burr Sanford of Redding Sarah H Bronson of Danbury and the Sanford estate. Judge John T. Dwyer found buyers knew boundaries were approximate and that more or less signals uncertainty rather than falsehood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury
Common Pleas Court
John T. Dwyer
Simon Greco
Eleen W. Greco
E. Burr Sanford
Redding
Sarah H. Bronson
Seth F. Sanford
J. Harold Merrick
Ridgefield
Theodore A. Gemza
Dwyer
Lyddy reshuffles three S S detectives and patrols
Special Services division replaces three detectives with plainclothes patrolmen Walter Mysiewski Frank Pramuka and Gonzales Zubillaga while transferring detectives John Ford Walter Witt and Joseph Flynn to the Detective Branch. Changes take effect Thursday morning following a grievance from Police Local 1189 about an eligibility list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Special Services Division
Detective Bureau
Walter Mysiewski
Frank Pramuka
Gonzales Zubillaga
John Ford
Walter Witt
Joseph Flynn
Lyddy
Special Services Branch
Francis Shanley
Joseph Whelan
Elmer Rinko
James V. Fitzgerald
Board of Police Commissioners
Police Local 1189
Special Services and Youth Bureau
Milford Board Debates Sidewalk Waiver for Seven Lot Subdivision
Milford March 25 The Planning and Zoning board weighed waivers for sidewalks in a seven lot subdivision on Southworth Street proposed by Edward and Andrew Sobocinski. The 5-4 vote defeated the sidewalk waiver, with opponents arguing higher costs for homeowners and impact on schools. Other actions included street line proposals on West Main Street, a seven lot subdivision approval on Plains Road, and requests on Wheelers Farms density and riverside digging permits.
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Milford
Mar
Planning and Zoning Board
Southworth Street
Edward
Andrew Sobocinski
Howard Spencer
James White
Alan Walker
White
Spencer
Lan
Walker
Joseph Doolittle
Warren Field
Stanley Kamykowski
Doolittle
Field
Kamykowski
West Main Street
High
Clark Streets
Henry O'Flynn
High Street
John Healy
O'Flynn
Baum and Bick
Plains Road
State Health Department
Norris Rossinoff
Wheelers Farms
D. T. Carten
Housatonic
Caswell Street
Orient Avenue
Robert
William Cravett
Senate Moves to Fast-Track Highway Aid Bill
The Senate agreed to limit debate on the highway aid measure, aiming for a final vote by Thursday or Friday. The plan would add about 1.2 billion dollars in federal funds for road construction this year and create roughly 20,000 more jobs, with debate allocated among four hours for the bill and specified hours for amendments. Senator Gore, the bill’s chief sponsor, calls it a major step to revive employment, while Chavez notes improved benefits per dollar and public works impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Johnson
D-Tex
Knowland
California
Gore
D-Tenn
America
Chavez
D-Nm
Public Works Committee
Republican Policy Committee
Eisenhower
Secretary of Commerce
Cooper
Highway Trust Fund
General Treasury
I Hate Babies Says Mother Plans to Give Away Her Child
TIMPERLEY England March 125 AP a 25 year old British mother Sheila Winkley who has agreed to give away her unborn child stares at neighbors across the street and declares I hate babies Her husband Roy earns about 15 pounds a week and the couple has three children Annette 32 and David 7 live with her while Christine 15 months is in welfare care She says she loathes babies but will reconsider after social pressure and help from others.
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Timperley
England
Sheila Winkley
Mrs. Winkley
Annette
David
Christine
Patents Issued to Fairfield County Residents
Recent patent grants listed by Wonster and Davis at Bridgeport patent attorneys include Albert Ervine of Bridgeport George Melick of Fairfield War Reynolds of Westport and others. Assignments span Remington Rand Sperry Rand Underwood Toronto and Magnetic Heating Corp among several firms and individuals across Connecticut and New York.
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Fairfield County
Wonster and Davis
Bridgeport
Albert W. G. Ervine
George PF
Melick
Fairfield
War- Fern
Reynolds
Westport—Magazine
Remington Atma Co
Tals C. Carissimi
Edgar & Tolmie
Reidgevort
Sperry Rand Corp
New York
Willard Gegenheimer Co
Inc
Breesyn NY
Albert FL Fengter
Norwalk
Red Mo Markey
Mabhlett Laboratories Inc
Springdale Tames G Ameck
Danen
American Cyanamis Co
Frain
Carpenter
Stamford
Premeri Aon
Armericar Cpanam
Jon
Westes Cable, Manne and Wallace
Rudd Larchment
Magnetic Heating Corp
New Rowhee NY
William
Genev
Greeneicn
Yow Vaudinof
Franklin Park
Ierream
Bailroads
Sorkis Bakery
Mamford Rabat
Governor Ribicoff under fire from GOP senator
Hartford March 35 AP State Senator Stephen J. Sweeney attacked Governor Ribicoff's fiscal policies saying Connecticut faces a potentially perilous financial situation. He noted the budget relied on 30 million dollars from past surplus and questioned future funding while criticizing proposed unemployment relief programs. The remarks came at the Republicans weekly luncheon.
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Hartford
Stephen J. Sweeney
Sweeney
Connecticut
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RED Parliam
William L. Ryan
Soviet Union
Nikolai Alexandrovich Bulganin
Kiricheske
Beryl Hack
Communist Party
Stalin
Georgi Matenkov
V. M. Molotov
Lazar Kaganovich
Eee
DODGE
Anthony
Puice Us
Seatune
Cay Fl
Amelrivan
Nica Oly Lowe
BUD OF Witout
Ford Sale
Orange
Anwar Auberie
Egies
Kory Seepgrie i
Dertreer & Tevrie
Morano
R-Conn
Stanley R. Dean
Helen G. Rockfeller
Greenwich
Conn
Alexeter
Westport
Willer
Peru
Peruana
del Santa
GOP
Nerchinsk
Snder
Meliss Bros
Main St
F. Sarnsave
Sperry Semiconductor DIV
Borwalea. Com
Young Engineering
Roraum
IBM
Seary
Credit
Sears Roebuck and Co
Fairfield Ave
Peation
Howard Avenue
Middle ST
Edison
Easter Flowers
Ferrigno Bros
Goddard Ave
CMS
Blue Cross
Life & Accident
Midas Mage
MIDAS
Studebaker
Packard
F. L. Mills CO
Bot
Kaman Aircraft
Aluminum
Star
Navy
Mondey
Kaman Aircraft Corp
Windsor Road
Bloomfield, Conn
Hacles
R&h
Auto
Orig
Ford & Paes
Plymouth Belvedere
W.w
P.S
P.B
Pontiac
Pri
Plymouth Belveders
Ital
Chrysler Town & Country Sts
Defroster
PB. Wiw
Plymouth
Chrysler Imperial
Ford Victoria H.T
W.S.W
R&h. F.S
Rea
Anto, New
Desoto
REH
Avio
S& Ford
Wee
T.S
Sedan
Del
Chrysler
Seburhon
Auto. Trans
Bagsert
Ren. Auto. P.S
Sanatoga
Reraten
Pushbatton Tran
Belvedere
Delcre
Blaze
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