Eisenhower Sees Slowing Recession Fueled by Private Action
President Eisenhower declared that recession signs were slowing and urged a united effort to spur private action and government work. He outlined steps from credit easing to public works and set guidelines for business to boost inventories, investment, wages, and production to restore growth.
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Federal Reserve System
Congress
Crowley Held by Tokyo Police After Jones Death
Crowley and Kissinger were questioned by about 15 Japanese staff from the Imperial hotel as Jones lay dead with bruises and a cut lip. Crowley and Kissinger disputed the police account while Jones’ body was flown to New York and funeral services planned in New Haven.
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Tad
Goroku Furuta
Jones
Crowley
Yale
Albie Booth
Trinity Episcopary Church
New Haven
United States
New York
la! ‘Guardia
Pact chiefs slate huddle in Moscow
The Soviet Union announced a meeting of Warsaw Pact government chiefs to be held in Moscow on Saturday. Ernavestia did not reveal the conference's purpose. An economic conference of the world’s communist powers opened yesterday without details.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Ervestia
Episcopalians hail expansion and leadership changes
Dr. Kline elected deputy to the general convention replacing Sul ragan Bishop John H. Esquirol. Esquirol will attend the December convention in Miami Beach, Fla., as a House of Bishops member due to his elevation. Seneca Warren of Bridgeport named to chair the Op Committee on Constituties and Canons.
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Episcopal Church
John H. Esquirol
Deteber
Miami Beach
Fla
House of Bishops
Esquirol
Seneca Warren
Bridgeport
North End high school debate roils Bridgeport board
The Bridgeport board debated fast growing needs for a North End high school. Critics argued redevelop ment plans delay the project while supporters urged timely action and potential $700 per pupil state aid. Several PTA members urged prompt action as budget and bonding questions heated the session.
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Bridgeport
Saunders
Bass
Reinhard
King
Financial Authority
Financial Advisory S Committee
North End
Morris Posen
PTA. Council
Carlton Williamson
Madison Pta
Darwin Kovacs
Summerfield Pta
Samuel Spencer
Ruth Rubinstein
The
Road [School Pta
John Arcudi
Citizens’ Committee For Study
Bridge- Port
Anita Vogel
Board of Education
George Wiles
Philip Morris
Maplewood Pta
Mandell and Rose Mandell flee jail and face new sentences
Rose Mandell and Francis La Joie escaped from Bridgeport jail with Walter Szyzik and were captured. Rose Mandell received sentence in Norwalk Superior Court on robbery and habitual offender counts totaling 12 to 30 years, with sentences for escape and additional robbery with violence. The three escapees were part of a broader series of incidents in Connecticut.
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Bridgeport
Howard W. Alcorn
Mandell
North Avenue
Francis LaJoie
Walter Szyzik
Congress Street
Fairfield County
Superior
Norwalk
Rose
Angelo Bus
Success Avenue
Stratford
Charles Santini
Bishop Avenue
Russo
Wethersfield
Police Alerted Here Get Photos of Escapees
Police were alerted at 10 13 last night about an escape. Captains Walsh Shanley and Lyddy were notified and ordered prints of new photos for duty officers. Plainclothes men checked known haunts and a city wide pickup alarm was issued. Rose is five feet six inches and 156 pounds Mandell five seven and 150 pounds. They wear blue shirts and trousers and may have brown prison garb underneath.
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Joseph A. Walsh
Francis Shanley
John A. ‘Lyddy
Rose
Mandell
Local Delegation Vote Totals Shuffle In Fairfield County
The report details vote splits by town for post Phelan and Judge Rubens across Fairfield County. Phelan gains from Fairfield Monroe Newtown Shelton Trumbull Weston and Westport with varied supports while Rubens draws from Newtown Stratford Trumbull Weston Westport. Fahy’s initial slate shifts after withdrawal with Harlich Logue backing Rubens and Greenough backing Phelan.
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Norton
Monroe
Newtown
Shelton
Trumbull
Weston
Westport
Rubens
Paul V. McNamara
Stratford
Eleanor Mainzer
Jerome A. Kaiser
Harvey L. Koizim
Fahy
Edward L. Ratflich
Frederick L. Greenough
Frank Logue
Harlich
Mr. Logue
Greenough
Phelan
William Burlant
John P. Evans
Jet liner collision leaves 12 dead near Washington
An air crash over the Potomac near a railroad town killed 12 aboard a Viscount trainer and injured many. One survivor, McCoy, described a sudden explosion and a parachute escape after flames filled the cabin. Co occupant Plc. Donald A. Chalmers of Baltimore belonged to the ground crew. The collision marked the third fatal air clash between passenger planes and military craft this year.
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Los Angeles
Norwalk
United
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Potomac River
Washington
Probes Planned Of Air Safety Sparks Party Ballot Clash
In Washington May 20 two congressional probes into air safety were debated after a party ballot clash over district leadership. Judge Rubens criticized motions tying the committeeman vote to a district committee race and pledged future candidacy while signaling support for Mrs. Thorell. Stratford’s delegates backed none of his slate. Judge Holian won meeting chair 38 to 18 amid sectional maneuvering.
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Phelan
Indonesia launches major offensive in eastern islands
Jakarta reports government land, sea and air forces have unleashed a broad offensive in eastern Indonesia. Two islands, Gorontala in North Celebes and a rebel airfield on Morotai, are cited as captured and seized in the operation.
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Indonesia
Thheir Tong
Gorontala
Celebes
Morotai
Fire Department Reports Progress On Equipment And Training
Fire department data shows hydrant count at 1 838 with 7 834 fire inspections and 1 278 training classes conducted. The force totals 38 officers and men as officials approve the report and note purchases of fresh air masks for rapid entry during smoky incidents.
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Jennings
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Thomas J. Barrett
Gustav G. Samuelson
Matthew E. Byrne
Andrew Havanich
Office of May
Samuel J. Tedesco
Aviation crash prompts calls for single air space control
Sen. Mike Monroney told the Senate that the collision between a Air National Guard jet and a Capital Airlines ship underscores the need for unified air space control under one authority. He will chair hearings into today’s crash and the April 21 Las Vegas collision that killed 49. The House subcommittee will also probe the government’s aviation role, with John Blatnik announcing the initial hearing set for Thursday.
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Capital Airlines
Mike Monroney
Dokla
Senate
House
John A. Blatnik
Minn
Arctic and Africa dominate defense briefing highlights
The discussion covers Arctic Canada Alaska Greenland Iceland and Africa. Col Puckett notes Canada’s vast resources and strategic value to the U S including raw materials hydro power and bases. Alaska shows untapped water power and mining potential while Africa is seen as key for strategic, economic and political shifts shaping future conflict dynamics.
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Cal
Puckett
Canada
Alaska
Greenland
Iceland
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Pole
Air Force
North American
United States
U. S
Britain
Col
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Africa,” Tol. Coutts
STRAC Units Rely on Air and Navy Transport
Defense officials note STRAC four divisions at Fort Bragg Fort Campbell Fort Riley and Fort Lewis require external air and sea lift. A joint commander would view transportation shortfalls as a system fault. The 82nd Airborne 101st Airborne First and Fourth Infantry are kept at high readiness with constant alert coverage and four hour notices.
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Navy
Air Force
Defense Department
Link
STRAC
Strategic Army Corps
Straf
Strategic Army Force
82Nd Airborne
Ft. Bragg
10St Airborne
Ft. Campbell
Ft. Riley
Kan
Ft. Lewis
Wash
18Th ‘ Airborne Corps
Caribbean
82Nd
Premier Pflimlin Wins Support in Paris Assembly
In Paris the assembly backed Premier Pflimlin amid debate over his handling of General De Gaulle's bid to govern. He pledged to maintain Algeria's army control under Salan for now and sent promises to bolster executive powers and aid in suppressing the Algerian rebellion.
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Assembly
Charles DeGaulle
DeGaulle
Pflimlin
Raoul Salan
Algeria
Salan
Council of the Republic
de Gaulle
Fairfield Votes On Budget Today
Fairfield residents head to the polls as the school board budget faces approval. The Board of Education and support groups contend the salary schedule is vital to keep the town competitive for hiring and retaining teachers amid tough economic conditions.
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Fairfield
Board of Education
Citizens School Study Council
Committee of Fair Fielders For Good Education
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