Merit Mother of Bridgeport Honored Spotlighting Mrs Onder
Mrs Helen Onder of 186 Saga Street named one of four Merit Mothers by Connecticut American Mothers committee. Active in Family Life Bureau and parish groups, she balances homemaking with public service and volunteer work for Heart Fund Cancer Society and Mental Health. Her daughter Barbara Ann is an Annnhurst College graduate and Remington Arms employee.
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Bridgeport
Helen Onder
Saga Street
Onder
Connecticut
American Mothers Committee
Cha
Family Life Bureau
Diocese of
Church Women’s Guilds
the Heart Fund
Cancer Society
Mental Health Organization
Stephen
Guild of Our Lady of Fatima
St. John Nepomucene Church
St. John's Ways and Mrans
Council of Catholic Women
St. John Nepomucene
General Electric
Eginl
Barbara Ann
Remington Arms Conmary
Annhurst College
Worlstock
Raymond
Guidant
Bridgeport Family Cafe Bureau
Butiover
Sheaz
Farbilu Ie
Mother of Year Dines With Son in Seymour
Mrs Ridgley C Clark 7 prepared Sunday dinner for son Bruce Clark from Ansonia. She is Connecticut Mother of the Year and a deaconess at Seymour Congregational Church. She spoke of Mother's Day kindness and noted her extended family gatherings and a recent New York City celebration.
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Seymour Congregational Church
Riots After Bombings Hit City Area and Motel
Police and National Guard kept order as a wave of rioting and fire damaged a motel near Fifth Avenue North between 15th and 16th streets and a store and house at Bth Avenue and 15th. King aide and governor urged restraint while calling for desegregation and state control to end segregation practices.
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Fifth Avenue
15Th
16Th Streets
Cormer
Bth Avenue
15Th Street
Nedy
Dr. King
King
King’s Stiuition
United States
A.D
Rockefeller Plan Aims to Boost New Haven Commuter Rail
A proposed Rockefeller plan seeks to draw car traffic into Grand Central by expanding New York Connecticut rail service. It includes tax relief totaling 2.95 million annually and bond-backed funding for rail improvements plus sale and lease of 10 prewar cars to the Port Authority for shorter service. Connecticut’s J. Tylee Patterson Jr. warns loss of relief could affect state aid to the railroad and asks Rockefeller to veto measures curbing relief.
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Grand Central
New York State
Connecticut
Port of New York Authority
New Haven
Port Authority
Rockefeller
Interstate Staff Committee
New York
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
U. S. District Court
Tylee Patterson Jr
JFK Challenged by Governor Wallace
Wallace asserted control over Alabama National Guard and warned of immediate deployment while criticizing federal handling of civil unrest. He pressed the president on state rights and urged action to maintain order amid tensions.
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Alabama National Guard
Wallace
Tom
Washington
Giant from Space Reported as Massive Meteorite Strike
A largely garbled report describes an enormous meteorite event titled Giant from Space. It mentions South West Africa and a claimed mass of 0 tons, with unclear details on location, timing, or effects.
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Space
South West Africa
Hungary Moves Toward Relaxed Controls Amid Amnesties
The State Department memorandum describes Hungary’s policy shifts under Kadar including amnesty for Istvan Bibo, expanding Church ties, Mindszenty negotiations, increased Western cultural exposure, eased passport rules, and reduced economic restraints. It notes improved autonomy from Moscow, a more open intellectual climate, and Kadar’s desire for better U.S. relations through dialogue while full diplomatic ties hinge on Washington and Congress.
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Istvan Bibo
Kadar
Hungary
Mindszenty
Vatican
Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty
U.S
Legation
State Department
Poland
Forday
Soviet Bloc
Moscow
Hungaria
Rakos
Spetch
Budapest
United States
Trade Union Congress
Washington
I Mare
Capitol
Department
Dr. H. S. Gasser Dies Nobel Prize Winner in '44
Dr. Herbert Spencer Gasser, 74, Nobel laureate in physiology and medicine in 1944, died after tying last month at a New York hospital. He shared the prize with Joseph Erlanger for discoveries on nerve fiber properties and had directed the Rockefeller Institute for nearly two decades before retirement. He continued research until illness prevented work.
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New York
Herbert Spencer Gasser
Rockefeller Institute
New York Hospital
Gasser
Joseph Erlanger
Institute
Wari
British warning on transatlantic air fares sparks cross border talks
U S airlines face a British warning as transatlantic fare hikes push negotiations. Pan Am and Trans Canada declined comment while U S officials and British ministers prepare further talks. France and other nations indicated rate enforcement. IATA calls emergency Bermuda meeting.
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Pan Am
New York
Trans Canada
Julian Amery
House of Commons
TWA
London
BOAC
British Overseas Airways Corp
France
State Department
Washrington
U. S
A. State Department
IATA
Lso
Bermuda
Cooper Checks Space Vehicle On 25 Percent Safety Margin
Lt Cmdr John Young, an astronaut with Gemini and Apollo experience, notes a 25 percent safety factor in the flight, estimating that even at 300 pounds and maximal breathing during a 22 orbit mission, 25 percent extra consumables would keep him alive while Cooper undergoes final physicals at nearby Patrick Air Force Base.
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Cmdr
John Young
Gordo
Cooper
Patrica Air Force Base
Cape Canavgeal
First Christian Church
Cocoa Beach
Cooper Lef
Alva Siz¢mare
Charles Shutt
Telenews
Shutt
Jack
Patrick Air Force Base
Pacific
Mitway Island
President Orders Steps to Restore Birmingham Calm
President Kennedy announces three initial steps to quell Birmingham riots after last night bombings. Deputy Attorney General Burke Marshall to consult with citizens, Defense to deploy riot control elements, and calling out Alabama National Guard if needed. King says administration shows resolve but stresses nonviolence and hopes shared agreement stands.
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Ers
Birmingham
Asst
Alty
Geo Burke Marshall
Justice Department
Marshall
Maryland Mountains
White House
Kennedy
Dirmingham
Dr. King
U.S
Martin Luther King Sr
King
False alarm handled by three engine companies
Firefighters from three engine companies responded to a false alarm pulled at 10 p.m. from Box 551 at Hallet and Hamilton streets. Police are investigating the incident.
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Hallet
Hamilton
Three Car Crash Injures Five in Stratford
Five people were injured in a three car collision on Stratford road near Prospect drive at 10:30 p.m. Police said Mrs. Anna Pond of Shelton drove north and lost control, hitting a pole then a southbound car driven by Timothy Joy of Stratford. Linda Stefan, a passenger in Joys car, was uninjured. The Pond car then struck the Nelson vehicle and veered off the highway into a vacant lot. Injured were Mrs. Pond Franklin Pond Florence Clarain William Clarkin and Pater Wetson. Mrs. Pond faces a summons for improper land usage. Police investigating were Patrolmen Moran Evanko Haske and McKay.
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Stratford Road
Prospect Drive
Stratford
Bridgeport Hospital
Anna Pond
Sixth Avenue
Shelton
Franklin Pond
Florence Clarain
Highland Avenue
Bridgeport
William Clarkin
Pater Wetson
Bridgeview Place
Steatfard
Linda Stefan
Birdseye Street
Pond
Nelson
Betty Miller lands in Brisbane after Pacific solo flight
Betty Miller 27 of Santa Monica becomes the first woman to fly solo from the US mainland to Hawaii and then to Brisbane. She delivered the Piper Apache to Bob Goss in Cunnamulla Queensland, logged 54 hours 8 minutes airborne, faced a cyclone threat, and described her journey as professional and serious.
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AB Weenbois
Brisbany
U.S
Brisbane
Australia
Pacific
California
Betty Miller
Santa Monica
Calif
San Francisco
Miller
Eagle Farm
Oakland
Oaklamt
Honolulu
United States
Emelia Earhart
Fred Noone
Main Streeter Held in Aid Fraud Probe
Charles Young, 4, of Aon Main Street, was arrested yesterday noon and accused by police of fraud by legally receiving staly act. He is held in bail of $2,500 pending further investigation.
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Charles Young
AON Mainstreet
Card game raid nets six arrests at Midtown house
Police raided a house at 2 Myrtle Avenue early Sunday and arrested six men on gambling charges. Bail set at $100 each pending circuit court hearings. Those charged include Ramon Morales 61 Jorge Cuya Vasquez 46 Cruz Tritoche 46 Antonio Rodrigues 44 Alejandrina Aponte 30 and Incequini Gonzales 39, all from New York City.
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Myrtle Avenue
Ramon Morales
Lafayete Street
Jorge Cuya Vasquez
Cruz Tritoche
State Street
Antoinio Rodrigues
Alejandrina Aponte
Incequini Gonzales
New York City
Argentina Faces New Crisis Amid Power Struggle
Argentine tensions escalate as Interior Minister Rauch seeks resignations of four civilian ministers and purges Peronist influence. Conflicting reports say generals back Rauch while others push to limit Peronist political participation ahead of July elections and October civilian rule.
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Mands
Argentina
Rauch
Carlos Muniz
Guido Martell
Eustaquio Mendez Delfino
Alberto Rodriguez Galan
Rauph Hag
Juan D. Peron
Arturo Frondizi
Raugt
Frondizi
Navy
Rallenbach
Juan Carlos Ongania
Campo de Mayo
Carit
Ralan
Guidon
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Connecticut Merit
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Televis
Richard Day
James H. Halsey
Park Place
JFK
Gov
Apiwirenhioto
Gordon Cooper
Fla
H. S. Gasser
Space Vehicle
Alabama
Main
Wiemer & Long, Inc
Forest
Gur Modarn Showroom
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