Change is urged in U S outlook on education
The speech argues for national attitude changes toward education and vocation, urging parents and communities to raise college importance, expand science education at the University of Bridgeport, and link civic effort to national security. It also discusses rapid missile developments, countermeasures, and defense program decisions shaping future warfare capabilities.
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U. S
Department of Defense
Gen. Betts
Bridgeport
University of Bridgeport
Betts
Gen Bells
Health aid system urged to curb rising medical costs
Secretary Folsom warns hospitals pay and drug prices rise while 50 million Americans lack hospitalization insurance. He champions voluntary prepayment plans to expand coverage, noting 120 million already enrolled and 70 million with no surgical protection. He urges careful clinical and cost considerations to curb expenses.
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Folsom
Tragic Infant Karon Gillard Dies in Hospital
Karen Gillard four month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Cecia Gillard of 100 Taylor Drive died yesterday at St Vincent's Hospital after being admitted Tuesday. James F Merton Funeral Home 15 in charge of arrangements.
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Karen Gillard
Cecia Gillard
Taylor Drive
St.Vincent’s Hospital
James F. Merton
Fairfield Woman 58 Dies on Vacation in Pompano Beach
Mrs. Anne L. Bjorling 58 of Fairfield died Monday while vacationing in Pompano Beach. Funeral services set for 8:30 a.m. at John M. Shaughnessay Funeral Home and 9 a.m. at St. Thomas Church with a requiem Mass. Burial in St. Peter’s Cemetery Danbury. Survived by husband Bror Bjorling, son Stanley Caskey, sister Mrs. Hendrick Dekker, two premiers Andrew Gulya and Louis W. Gulya, grandson, two nieces and three nephews.
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Anne L. Bjorting
Bror Bjorling
Knollwood Drive
Fairfield
Pompano Beach
John M. Shaughnessay
Post Road
St. Thomas Church
St. Peter's Cemetery
Danbury
Bjorling
Solon Questions Phone Rates in 1953 Earnings Record
Solon probes AT&T Bell System earnings in 1953 focusing on rate changes and telecommunication costs. Officials query the company’s pricing policies and impact on consumers while reviewing the year’s financial statements.
Bell System Earnings Rise Says AT&T Spokesman
A New York AT&T spokesman cites Bell System earnings averaging 6.7 percent over the last three years. Joseph Feher, 73, of 347 Nor on capital, man street, died at 5 p m yesterday in Bridgeport hospital after an illness. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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At&t
Bell System
Joseph Feher
Noron Capital
Man Street
Bridgeport
Queen's Pall Mall Wins at Newmarket Race
Queen Elizabeth's Pall Mall won the 204 Gulpeas Classic at Newmarket by a half length on the Rowley Mile in 1 39.4. The chestnut colt by Palestine out of Malaport defeated Major Portion Nagami and Val D Olsans in a photo finish. Bald Eagle placed seventh.
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England
Pall Mall
Big Game
King George VI
Britain
Rowley Mile
Windsor Castle
Palestine
Malaport
Pail Mail
Bald Eagle
Capt
Harry Guggenheim
Sands Point
N.Y
Nagami
Val D’olsans
Westport Rep Hel en Mackie to retire from State Central
In the 25th Senatorial district Mrs Helen Mackie of Westport announced retirement from the Republican State Central committee after four years. The race for her seat includes State Rep Sarah F Curtis of Newtown and Mrs Vivian Graves of Shelton with party leaders backing Graves in Shelton. Delegates will name the new members May 10 at the district convention. The district covers Fairfield Westport Weston Monroe Sasson Trumbull Stratford Newtown and Shelton. An Arizona note states any person may carry a pistol openly. only a peace officer on duty may carry a concealed weapon.
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Westport
Republican State Central Committee
Sarah F. Curtis
Newtown
Vivian
Graves
Shelton
Mackie
Cornell University
Curtis
Ronald B. MacKenzie
Fairfield
Oscar Peterson, Jr
Stratford
Peterson
State Central Committee
Weston
Monroe
Sasson
Trumbull
Arizona
Seymour industrialist dies in fall under Connecticut Turnpike
Police identified the victim as Owen J. Brennan of Seymour Paper Mills Inc. He fell about 30 feet from a guard rail while returning to a train, dying from multiple head fractures. Brennan's sister Mary Brennan of Chicopee Falls, Mass., was injured in a separate auto accident nearby.
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Brennan
Mary Brennan
Chicopee Falls
Mass
Griffin Hospital
Derby
Seymour
Stamford
Connecticut Turnpike
Qwen J. Brennan
Seymour Paper Mills Inc
St. John
Jesus
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