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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1958

Page

2

Eisenhower Stands Firm On Trade Bill Guiding Talks

Washington May 7 AP The administration insists on a five year extension of the reciprocal trade agreements program and tariff cuts in exchange for concessions. House Ways and Means delays, party splits, and a Monday deadline frame stalled talks as Eisenhower seeks a compromise amid mounting opposition. A presidential dinner appeal aimed to shore up GOP support.

Washington Eisenhower Congress House Ways and Means Committee Secretary of Commerce Weeks Thte House Sam Rayburn D-Tex Joseph Martin Massachusetts Rayburn Ways and Means Committee

Northup resigns as rector of Trinity Episcopal Church

Rev. Isaac Noyes Northup, rector of Trinity Episcopal Church in Southport, has submitted his resignation effective August 1. He has served since October 1956 after succeeding Bishop Esquirol who left to become dean of Christ Cathedral in Hartford. Northup previously led All Souls Episcopal Church in Biltmore Asheville, North Carolina.

Isaac Noyes Northup Trinity ~ Episcopal’ Church Southport Northup John H. Esquirol Christ Cathedral Hartford All Souls Episcopal Church Biltmore Asheville N. C Southport Church

Mississippi Governor Signs Bills on Parks and Schools

Gov J P Coleman signs a law to authorize closing parks to block integration and a separate bill granting authority to close public schools to prevent racial segregation. The measures aim to empower state action amid civil rights tensions.

Jackson J. P. Coleman Mississippi Coleman

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