French Clash Puzzle Turns 4 With Tunisians No Birthday Win
The Sunday Post puzzle turns four this week amid reports of clashes between French colonial forces and Tunisian troops after a French jet bombed Gafsa airfield. No casualties were reported and Tunisian officials may seek UN action through Dag Hammarskjold. meanwhile the puzzle’s prize pot rises to 375 dollars as players hunt for a perfect Puzzle 209 solution.
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Sunday Post
Rightists in Algeria Begin Barnstorming Tour
In Oran on May 2 AP reports leaders of the Gaullist movement in Algeria started a barnstorming tour to push for a government of public safety in France. Gen Raoul Salan, Jacques Soustelle, Brig. Gen. Jacques Massu and others opened with a first whistle stop in Oran before about 150,000 people.
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Oran
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Raoul Salam
Jacques Soustelle
Jacques Massu
Bridgeport Area Weather Report
Partly cloudy and breezy today with a high near 6. Tonight turns fair and colder with frost or near freezing in interior sections, low around 26.
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First Pay TV Test in Southwest Halts Operations
Bartlesville Oklahoma prepares to suspend Video Theaters pay TV service as 80 subscribers remain and the chief executive cites high costs and metering needs. The experiment began nine months ago with rates cut last year to attract customers.
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Video
Explosions Rip Signal Hill Refinery In Long Beach Cal
A chain of blasts wrecked the Hancock Oil refinery at Signal Hill near Long Beach California. Two men burned to death and several injured as tanks and storage fields caught fire. Firefighters kept the blaze from spreading but the heat remained extreme.
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Calif
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Fullerton
Los Angeles County
Orange County
Signal Hill Air Development
Long Beach Air Force Base
Eisenhower orders emergency air safety program
President Eisenhower acted to curb midair collisions by issuing an emergency safety program. The plan tightens restrictions on bullet like military flights and keeps dangerous maneuvers out of civilian air lanes. He authorized Lt. Gen. Elwood Quesada to direct Civil Aeronautics Administration and related agencies to immediate action.
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Air Force
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House
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Husband Kills Stamford Wife in Tragedy at Southfield Village
In Stamford on May 22 a 4 year old man killed his wife Joan Witherspoon 34 with a .22 rifle in their fathers three room apartment at Southfield Village housing development and fatally wounded himself. An infant daughter crawled near the body as neighbors summoned police. The weapon bore a price tag and a note of marital strife was cited. Both died at Stamford hospital Tarantia House.
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Henry
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Classified Ads and Features for Telegram Daily Page
A fragmented page index lists sections including Classified Ads, Comics, Editorials, Fashions, Financial News, Obituaries, Radio and TV, Sports, Theater News, and Women's News. Notable names include Angelo Patri and Sylvia Porter with page markers for each topic.
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Financial
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Sylvia Porter
City Seeks Bids to raze Wheeler Mansion on Golden Hill
City receives three bids to raze the Wheeler mansion and garage on Golden Hill street with a decision delayed by Mayor Ted esco to review salvable furnishings after a protest from the National Trust for Historic Preservation. Bids: New England Building Demolition 3222, Consolidated Building Wrecking 3962, Connecticut Demolition 4399.
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Nike Ajax missile disaster rocks Middletown base
A ground explosion at a Nike Ajax missile site in Middletown New Jersey set off seven other missiles in a massive blast. Seven to ten people died and three were injured as shrapnel and high explosives scattered across the countryside.
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Relief cases rise as city aids skyrocket
The Welfare department reported 5 359 relief applications in the year ending March 31, a nine year high driven by rising local unemployment. Net spending totaled 430 753 from gross 1 261 493 and receipts 830 739. The peak load occurred in January with 703 relief cases processed.
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Hillside Home and Hospital
Indian school blaze in British Columbia kills 13 children
RCMP reported 13 children burned to death at the Anahim Reserve Indian school 140 miles west of Williams Lake BC. Initial reports said hospital run by Sisters of Christ the King. Indian agent counted 11 babies killed with two older children also dying. No injury total available as RCMP sent constable and doctor with medical supplies.
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Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Anahim Re Serve
Here
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RCMP
Williams ‘Lake
Vancouver
British Columbia
Eight-year-old first 1958 polio case reported
An eight-year-old boy from Beardsley-terrace apartments was hospitalized after preliminary tests and is listed as fair. He was scheduled for his first polio vaccine shot tomorrow at Englewood hospital, underscoring vaccination importance as immunity efforts continue.
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Health Department
Englewood Hospital
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Special Health Department
Elvis Denies Engagement With Anita Wood at Fort Hood
Elvis Presley, then an Army private at Fort Hood, denied engagement rumors with singer Anita Wood in a statement through the public information office. Reports had circulated about their announced engagement after her visit last week.
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Anita Wood
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Starkweather murder trial jurors go back to deliberation
The Lincoln jury of eight women and four men considering Charles Starkweather's fate retired at 11:08 p m after a 6:24 p m start and two hour return. Deliberations resume at 10 a m with Judge Harry Spencer guiding the case as the defense argues insanity and urges the jury to spare society from blame.
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Charles Starkweather
Harry Spencer
Starkweather
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