Greens Farms rezones tract to AA residential power
Planning and Zoning voted Monday night to upgrade a Greens Farms 700 foot parcel along the New Haven railroad from A to AA residential. The measure, petitioned by 26 property owners, sets boundaries north by the railroad and Muddybrook, east by Muddybrook, and west by Hillspoint road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Planning and Zoning Commission
New Haven
Greens Farms
Rita Kaunitz
Commission
Muddybrook
Hillspoint Road
Father to bury son killed by police near rape scene
A grieving father planned interment for his son who was shot by a police officer while fleeing an attempted rape scene in Springfield. Grace Duval, 25, a waitress, was the attack victim hospitalizing at Mercy. The report also notes a Westport Audubon Society event and local public notices including a merit board meeting and a marriage license filing.
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Springfield
Mass
Grace Duval
Mercy Hospital
Westport Audubon Society
Leonard J. Bradley
Fairchild Wildflower Garden
Greenwich Audubon Center
West Springfield deadly shooting traced to vigilante fade
Police say Ernest J. Ouimet 22 fled after assaulting Miss Duval on a dark street. Officer Mitchell Grondalski fired two warning shots and a fatal shot near the Kimball hotel as the youth ran. Duval’s condition prevents questioning. Ouimet’s father recalls a steady life, amid a separate Alabama primary runoff set for June 3.
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Ernest J. Quimet
West Springfield
Raymond Gallapher
Ouimet
Miss Duval
Fhve
Springfield
Mitchell Grondalski
Hotel
Kimball
Grondalski
Gallagher
Talent Show Lights Up West Main School Stage Tonight
West Main Street School presents its third annual talent show Stairway To Stardom to raise funds for science and library projects. The TV styled program features James Attardo as host Ed Urbon as announcer and Richard Cambigue directing. Ninety minute program includes a piano overture and student acts with twelve eighth and ninth grade models. Marriage licenses issued for Alice Caffrey and William Deludle. Birth announced for Kenneth and wife Kenneth Kelley’s son.
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West Main Street
James Attardo
Ed Urbonas
Richard Cambigue
Janet Glazer
Marilyn
Margaret Bain
Valerie Mascola
Debra Phillips
Cathy Odermann
Warren Az
Stuart G. Sears
Sears
W. E. Elander
Joseph Ragusa
Carol Stone
Arlene Berg
James Plude
Kenneth Baiardi
Bob Saunders
David Wypy
Choski
Peter Baiardi
Jennifers
George Weed
Alice Margaret Caffrey
Pearl Street
William Joseph Deludle
Kenneth M. Kelley
Plane Circling Miami Airport With Gear Trouble
An Eastern Airlines Convair flight 181 from Chicago with 21 aboard circled Miami airport after a signal light indicated landing gear issues. Ground crews waited as the two engine plane burned fuel for about an hour before attempting a landing.
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Miami
Fla
Eastern Airlines
Chicago
Ancient Chinese records suggest far more supernovae than Western history notes
May 1 reports astronomers find 30 supernovae in distant galaxies and about 11 in the Milky Way between AD 1006 and 1572, based on Chinese records analyzed by Dr. Hsi Tze tsung. He notes about 99 novae in Chinese accounts up to 1700, with some recurring every few centuries, indicating higher frequency of stellar outbursts than Western records show.
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Ashington
Milky Way
Solar System
Hsi Tze-tsung
Commission On the History of Chinese Natural Sciences of
Pekin
Astrophysical Observatory
Smithsonian Institution
Tycho Brahe
Venus
Constellation
Andromeda
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Whitney settlement talks move toward end in New York
Cornelius Sonny Whitney and his third wife Eleanor Searle Whitney near a settlement between one and three million dollars. A Reno divorce was challenged and a court order declaring it invalid. Settlement may validate Whitney's divorce and remarriage. Sullivan declined to discuss terms.
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Vienna
INS
Julius Raab
Raab
Trieste
U. S
Germany
Eisenhower
Nixon
State Dulles
Washington
New York
Carl T. Viola
Chicago
University of Notre Dame
Ray Stuart
New
Denver
Los Angeles
Owses
Signal Ridgeport
Lionel Charterr
Clover Street
Clifford Gardner
Carlson Drive
Cornelius
Sonny) Whitney
Eleanor Searle Whitney
Whitney
Mary Lou Hosford
Soviet says third Sputnik launch may be delayed
In Warsaw AP reports a leading Russian scientist Professor Pobiedonoscev said the Soviet Union may delay the third Sputnik launch until all apparatus is in perfect order. He noted the February rocket reached 293 miles with a 112 ton payload and warned some failures may occur, but said the third Sputnik is likely to be launched soon followed by others.
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Warsaw
Soviet Union
Juli
A. Pobiedonoscey
Pobiedonoscev
Jearth
Russia
Pobiedonoseev
Astronautical Society
United States
Sputniks
Pobiedonoscevi
City Town Government Consolidation Urged At Budget Meeting
Danbury's Joint Tax board backs merging City and Town governments citing savings. Budget total set at 3,334,1341.23 with 2,623,758.66 to be raised by taxes and a plan to consolidate offices, assessors and finance departments amid disputes over Loromardi and Butera.
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Town Board of Finance
Spn
Danbury
Board of Finance
Alexander D
Civil Ghiselin, Jr
Patrick
McIlroy
War Memorial
Public Ac
Freder
Catlick F. Robinson
CPA
G. Harold Davis
Board of Tax Review
Frederick’ .F. Robinson
Solons dispute baseball bill in House Judiciary
Democrats join Rep. Emanuel Celler in seeking a limited antitrust exemption for major sports. Others push to exclude the reserve clause and related practices from antitrust laws. With 15 of 32 opposing, the bill may reach the House floor with a narrow majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Emanuel Celter
D-Ny
House Judiciary Committee
John Dowdy
D-Tex
Celler
Kenneth B. Keatings
RNY
Judiciary Committee
House
Governor Ribicoff to Speak at Chamber Dinner in Danbury
About 400 attendees expected at the Chamber of Commerce annual dinner at Hotel Green Tonight with Governor A. A. Ribicoff as guest speaker The program includes nine state diplomas in distributive education and a film Danbury The Distribution Center Only an Opportunity. Chamber manager Richard C. Gram reports reservations are over-subscribed. A town budget meeting may propose a tax hike of 22 3/4 mills for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Hotel Green
A. A. Ribicoff
Danbury
Richard C. Gram
Byrd’s First South Pole Flight in November 1929
Admiral Richard E. Byrd completed his inaugural flight over the South Pole in November 1929 marking a milestone in polar exploration.
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Richard E. Byrd
South Pole
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Louise Vogel
Ann Horosky
Joan Quigley
Seph Palumbo
Vaneck Drive
Stamford
Restaurateur
Kiwanis Club
Westport Library
Townly
Robert B. Rogers
Trendex, Inc
Martha Marie Stosson
Henry J. Stosson
Cross Highway
Dean Junior College
Franklin
Staples High School
Glee Club
Audubon Society
Western
Asia
Milford
Longsland Sound
Housatonic River
Milford Harbor
Corps of Army Engineers
George II
Rita C. O'Hara
Sixth Avenue
Robert G. W. Grace
Maria G. F. Voeber
Langereis
Maddox Avenue
Little League Board of Directors
Recreation Department
Fowler Memorial
Central Grammar School
Bernie Calcagni
Buttercup Farms
John Johnson
Nike
Town Council
Woman's Republican Club
Pumpkin Delight
Demolay Mothers Club
Masonic Temple
Church of Christ, Congregational
Army
James W. Delaney
Wilfred Delaney
Corona Drive
Twenty-fifth Infantry Division
Hawaii
Michael DiBiase
Lindy Street
Abel L. Hunt
Lafayette Street
Milford Hospital
Kenneth Carpenter
Wayland Road
Rial S. Potter
Governor's Avenue
Pi Tau Sigma
University of Connecticut
Storrs
Gop
Mianus River Gorge
Stanley Grierson
Westchester County
Alois J. Forger
Lois R. Clark
Lorraine D. Burns
Sniffen Road
Sears Pharmacies
SUP Inc
Montgomery
Ala
States
Alabama
First New Haven National Bank
RLVEN
Cast Mayen
Toest Raye
Wluben
FORD
Milford Branch
River Street
Devon
Bridgeport Avenue
West Main School
Sonny Whitney
Reds
Mill Ridge
Martin Gorman Icome
Main Street
Solons
Milford Duracleaners
Trinity
Fletschmann
Wid Arm Bom NR Distilling Corpors
Governfort
Fleischmann
America
Fleischmann Distilling Corporation
New York City
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