Bush favors aid on medical care for the aged
President Bush expressed support for increased Social Security payments to fund aged care and criticized the King–Anderson plan. He cautioned against federally run programs and urged state administered choices with income-based contributions and flexible health plan options.
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Italians Elect Segni President in Turkish Senate Vote
Segni, a moderate conservative and NATO supporter, won Italy's presidency by 443 votes to 334 amid chaotic protests by the left. The election ends Gronchi’s term and inaugurates Segni on May 11 for seven years, amid debates on the presidency’s powers and Italy’s Western alignment. Bishop Walter W. Cup tis launches the Diocesan Development Fund appeal in Bridgeport with a $1.75 million goal and a statewide volunteer drive.
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Fairfield
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Trumbull
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Norwalk
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Creenwich
Lupton Speaks at Church Breakfast in Norwauk
At a May 6 breakfast in Weston and Christ Congregational churches Lupton, a Republican candidate for governor, urged attendees to remember Christ’s teachings and the freedom they protect. He spoke at both Wertin salt and Norwauk venues, framing national freedom as tied to moral guidance and civic responsibility.
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Man Critically Hurt By Car In Newtown
Newtown May 6 A Newtown resident Isidore Levyvsky 69 of Elizabeth Street in critical condition after being struck by a car on Route 75 near Killian residence at 12 35 p m He is reported with a fractured shoulder head and internal injuries Raymond Beylouni 72 of Elm Street Danbury the driver was cited for investigation and Levyvsky was taken to Danbury hospital by Newtown ambulance.
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William F. Burke
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Albert H. Michals
Royalists Flee New Laos Attack
Reports state Royalists fled as Viet Cong guerrillas attacked a land development center 90 miles west of Saigon. About 1,000 Red fighters burned 425 of 773 houses. 14 civilians were killed. Government air support repelled the assault. casualties among attackers were unspecified.
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Wilton event invites defense official amid local crash report
Deputy Secretary of Defense Wilton visit to unveil Perkin Kner research facility as a crash near Pequoonock Street left a 19 year old driver arrested for operating under the influence after colliding with a utility pole. Local hospital says 200 others treated. bail set for arraignment in the annord Circuit court.
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Olin Union Rejects Pact in New Haven
Olin union workers in New Haven reject a new contract after authorizing leaders to call a strike if it is not approved. The action follows internal union discussions and aims to secure better terms for machinists at the OlnMathicsan Chemical plant.
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Unclear text. Balloting in 1959 machinists union
Fragmentary report notes about a ballot involving thousands of members of the International Association of Machinists. Mentions Colgate, Bucknell, and Colgate’s football team in a garbled, partially read context with references to water content and a 1959 date.
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Socialists Spar With Major Parties in Bridgeport Meeting
Jasper McLevy and fellow Socialist leaders urged a year round push to defeat the Democratic administration. They attacked bank tax policies, debt levels, and airport spending, while highlighting past city debt cuts and criticizing probate and civil service issues. The event included tributes to McLevy’s illness and noted election plans for a June convention.
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Bridgeport
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Titov Urges End to World Nuclear Testing at Seattle Fair
Soviet cosmonaut Gherman Titov urged a worldwide halt to nuclear testing after visiting the Seattle World's Fair. He described radiation exposure from a cosmic radiation exhibit and, in a news conference, voiced disbelief in God, stressing faith in human reason.
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Christmas Island Baby Named for A Testa
A native couple on Christmas Island named their second child Dominivo after the Joint Task Voice 8 operation amid the United States nuclear tests. The baby was born at the colony dressing station near London while parents work on a coconut plantation.
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NATO Talks and New Pledge on Nuclear Policy
NATO ministers agreed Polaris submarines would remain available to NATO defense and that strategic forces would backstop alliance defense. France challenged new nuclear consultation moves, while Stikker called the steps several strides forward in joint policy.
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Saints Promoted as Noisy Elm City Celebrations
A fragmented report notes a May 6 ceremony in New Haven and related references to sainthood, church actions on Dixwell Avenue, and a vigil at St Martin’s school and Lympne airfield. The text links to St Martin in Elstree and a global Catholic context with unclear details.
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UAW challenges JP's wage plan and tax stance
UAW delegates condemn JP Morgan plan to favor higher income tax cuts for the rich while urging aid for low and middle income workers. Reuther attacks Ford over overseas production and slow wage growth, recalling Henry Ford’s mass production wage policies. The convention signals possible actions against speed-ups and overtime abuses as social justice awards are announced for Eleanor Roosevelt, Upton Sinclair, and Mary Heajan Vorse.
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Pope Canonizes Brother Martin De Porres
Lima Peru May a Vatican ceremony honored Peruvian mulatto Martin de Porres a Dominican lay brother famed for aiding the poor and sick Known as The Saint of the Broom his canonization followed reported miracles in Paraguay and Lima Cardinal Spellman Cardinal Meye and Cardinal Ritter attended crowds lined the streets as bells rang in celebration of the 17th century figure born December 9 1579 and died November 3 1639 in the slums of Lima
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New York
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Chicago
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St. Louis
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Marlia
Democrats Gird for Texas Fight in Primary Runoffs
Texas Democrat race tally shows Connally leading in state runoff bid with Yarborough, Daniel, Wilson, Formby, and Walker also scoring. Republicans prepare for a possible Connally Yarborough clash while Crafting plans for party control and 1966/68 ambitions amid cross party signals.
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