Milford Board Raises Starting Teacher Pay As Class Sizes Grow
Milford Board of Education approved raising starting pay to 43 800 a year, 300 more than current but 200 less than prior agreement with the Milford Education Association. To reduce new hires the board increased class size to 35, easing staffing for next year while 800 more pupils enroll. The move aims to cut double sessions though vacancies remain in several departments.
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Milford
Board of Education
Milford Education Association
Joseph Foran
Foran
Partly cloudy and cooler today in Bridgeport area
Bridgeport and vicinity report partly cloudy skies with a cooler day and a high around 55. Tonight remains fair with low in the upper 40s. Saturday looks mostly fair with a high in the 60s and light northwest winds around 10 to 15 mph. Temperatures yesterday peaked at 93 and fell to 43 the previous year. Almanac notes for Friday May 2 mark day 122 of the year and day 42 of spring.
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Sere Phewine UO
Bridgeport
Loy
Monroe School Bonds Approved in Town Meeting
Monroe voters approved a 780000 bond for phase two of the junior and senior high school. About 600 residents attended, a record for town meetings, after three hours of discussion in the school cafeteria. Phase two will raise capacity to 900 and extend to grade 12 with an auditorium gym and multiple classrooms. Financing set at 2.7 mills. construction to begin next fiscal year.
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Monroe
Onight
First
Puzzle fans miss prize in Sunday Post game
The Sunday Post puzzle game fails to award any prize as 117 clues challenge players with tricky terms and hazards. Readers complain, noting the clue set and word choices caused widespread missteps, while next week promises about 300 dollars for a perfect score.
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Sunday Post
New Electronics Class Begins At Harding High School
Harding High announces a new electronics course for fall for advanced seniors in the college preparatory division. Sigmund Abeles will teach physics and chemistry. the class will count for academic credits and fit into the school schedule during study periods.
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Harding High School
August Mendel
Sigmund Abeles
Miss Mende
Harding
Frank S. McKee
Board of Education
Mendet
Mendel
Fairfield University Names New Rector James E. FitzGerald S J
The Rev. James E. FitzGerald S J of Holy Cross is named president rector of Fairfield University replacing Rev. Joseph D. FitzGerald S J who led since 1951. He comes from Holy Cross as dean of arts and sciences and brings a long Jesuit education background.
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College of Arts and Sciences
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Fairfield University
James E. Coleran
Pavist
New England
Joseph OD. FitzGerald
Joseph D. FitzGerald
Boston
Providence
R.I
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Society of Jesus
Shadowbrook
Lenox
Massachusett
Weston
Mass
Boston College
Father FitzGerald
Thomas A. Emmet
Jamaica
St. Robert's Hall
Pomfret
Holy Cross College
Department of Education
St. Louis University
Fordham University
Institutes of Higher Education
New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
National Education Association
Jesuit, Educational Association
Leo E. FitzGerald
William E. FitzGerald
M. Norberta
Sy. Joseph Convent
Portland
William L. FitzGerald
Kalamazoo
Mich
Oliver Hazard Perry
R. J
Fairfield U
New Peril for Spacemen Seen From Radiation Hazard
Discovery of an unidentifed radiation form could threaten space fliers if proven. If confirmed, unprotected astronauts might absorb two weeks worth of safe radiation in two hours, requiring heavy lead shielding for long missions. The finding arose during Explorer satellite flights and may prompt a rapid effort to develop instruments for a new satellite study.
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Washington
Cosmic
James
University of
van Allen
Iown
International Geophysical Year
IGY
Richard Porter
Jewelry Store Heist Nets 150000 In Diamonds
Two gunmen in rubber masks robbed a Beverly Hills jewelry store just before closing, escaping with an estimated 150000 dollars in diamonds and jewels. Police call it one of the area's largest daylight burglaries.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
T (Ap
Escapidg
Veto Fight Over Arctic Inspection Plan At UN
The Soviet Union faces pressure from allies to avoid a flat veto of Eisenhower Arctic military inspection plan. The United States may curb nuclearladen Arctic flights if Moscow agrees to an Arctic inspection system. Poland and Czechoslovakia urged Russia to soften stance and accept the plan in some form.
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N. Y
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
UN Security Council
U. S
Washington
Dulles
United States
Security Council
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Panthers Searched In Atlanta Woods Amid Panicked Residents
On May 1 in Atlanta patrols and civilians hunted a large black panther in a northwestern section. Police said tracks measured four and a quarter inches, and witnesses described a limping animal. Children were moved from Brookview Drive as armed groups searched the area.
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Atlanta
Brookview Drive
W. O. Dempsey
N.C. Oliver
Features for Everybody In Telegram Every Day Page
The item lists page components and contributors for Telegram daily features noting sections such as Classified Ads Comics Editorials Financial News and Obituaries. It appears to be a contents page outlining where readers can find various topics and regular columnists within the issue.
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Angelo Patri
Constantine Brown
Dr. Bundesen
Financial News
Jacoby On Bridge
Sylvia Porter
Coast Guard halts pacifist ketch Golden Rule near Honolulu
The 30 foot sailing boat Golden Rule, with pacifist crew, was intercepted about a mile and a half offshore by a Coast Guard cutter after ignoring a federal order to stay. The crew faced criminal contempt charges and were arrested as the vessel was towed back to Honolulu. Skipper Cmdr Albert Smith Bigelay of Cos Cob, Conn., described the brief voyage by radio to the AP.
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AP Wirenhate
Honolulu
U. S
Eniwetok
Albert Smith Bigelow
Cos Cob
Conn
Golden Rule
William Huntington
St. James, S. 1
George Willoughby
Blackwood Terrace
N. J
Orion Sherwood
Coast Guard
Pacific
Fromer Navy
Cmdr
Albert Smith Bigelay
Associated Press
House Rejects Democratic Unemployment Plan in 1958 vote
The House rejected a 12 billion Democratic unemployment relief plan by a 123.65 to 370–17 vote, backing the 600 million Eisenhower plan instead. The approval sends the measure to the Senate with a 39 week state extension under Connecticut law also recognized.
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Eisenhower
House
Senate
Sadlak
R-Conn
Connecticut
Rep. Herlong
Florida
GOP
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Secretary of Labor
Mitchell
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