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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1963

Page

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Playgrounds to Stay Open Cool Spell In City Until Nightfall

Bridgeport officials reach a three way agreement to keep all public school playgrounds open until nightfall with police patrols monitoring after hours. The plan targets vandalism blamed on older youths and includes roaming supervision to promote non destructive play while preserving safety.

Sid Folsom Bridgeport Board of Education Police Department Department of Parks and Recreation Usgees Agen Albert A. Snyder Joseph A. Walsh Board of Recreation John Balogack Walsh Snyder Park and Recreation Department Eagler Park Recreation

Weather Report for Barent DRIDGETORT and Vicinity

Mostly sunny and warmer today with a high near 70. Cooler by night with a low in the 40s. Sunday shows partly cloudy and warm with a high around 70. Temperatures reached a high yesterday and fell to a low last night. conditions improving through the period.

Dridgetort Wong Che Shore

Downtown stores unite for three day sale event

Seventy downtown stores join in a three day sale announced by Bridgeport Commerce. Stores stay open late Monday and close earlier Tuesday and Wednesday as shoppers gain a wide range of discounts across departments jewelry clothing furniture cameras books and food.

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Growers Battle Spring Freeze Across Northeastern Regions

Fruit and vegetable growers across Maine to Delaware used straw coverings, smudge fires, wind machines, hovering helicopters, and planes to fend off a third late spring frost attack. Damaged crops included hardy apples in the Appalachians and a $100 million stake crop in western and central New York. Frost efforts limited widespread loss, with lower temps in the upper 20s.

Maine Delaware New York Appalachian Maryland West Virginia

Insurance Probe Ends Ends, Prosecutor Gets Data

Hartford May 24 AP The Republican led House Insurance Committee closes the probe into state insurance commissions and forwards records to State's Attorney John D. LaBelle for possible grand jury action. GOP members may pursue other investigations while ending the insurance inquiry and asserting the legislature’s role as a co equal branch.

Hartford House Insurance Committee John D. LaBelle House Mc. LaBelle GOP Insurance Department Nicholas DB. Eddy New Hartford Rep Eddy Les James Byes R-Pomfret John P. Kelly

Scotland Yard Hunts 6270000 Stolen Gold Heist

Scotland Yard searched Britain for 40 gold bars valued at about 6270000 dollars seized by three masked men in a major bullion robbery at a licensed warehouse. The raiders, dressed in overalls, fled in a car against traffic after bashing open the door and tying the guard to a chair.

London APY Scotland Yard Britain Ginshiry Sharps, Flutey and Ca Charles Houghton

Fire Destroys Milford Home. Several Rescued

Milford fire destroys a Cedar Street home shortly after 9 pm injuring firefighters and threatening nearby houses. Archie Freed, 72, and others were rescued as flames surged 60 feet high. A fallen power line caused electrical explosions hampering hoses until a truck was moved to safety. The Freeds’ dogs died and eight people became homeless.

Milford Myrtle Beach B. Chamberlain Jattis Robert Campanaro Randolph Freed Cedar Treat Campanaro Archie Freed Vincent O'Connor Cedar Street Freed

Haiti toll rises as night battles flood Port au Prince

Diplomatic sources report hospitals in Port au Prince crowded with about 19 casualties from nightly clashes. Armed guards barred entrance to the hospitals and details on the case remain unclear as violence continues in the capital amid political upheaval.

Port AU Prince Haiti Mair Dasaby Franciis Duvalier

GOP backs compromise on highway safety measures

Hartford May 24 Republican House members overwhelmingly approved a highway safety compromise including a 70 mph speed limit on divided highways and chemical tests with implied consent. The plan drops a demand to curb the motor vehicles commissioner’s license suspension powers for first offenses, and aims for passage before June 5 adjournment. Governor Dempsey praised the GOP shift and said a strong speed limit and chemical tests are essential, while opposing full suspension power weakening.

Hartford APA House GOP Ofien Louis J. Padaia Norwalk Goveric Dempsey Legislative Council Senate Regisla Padula Dempsey

Haiti Pays Up Dues Keeps UN Vote Intact

United Nations dispatch reports Haiti paid 23500 to the UN, avoiding loss of voting rights in the special General Assembly on financing. The payment ends a two year arrears totaling about 129006, after Haiti had boycotted sessions and its budgetary committee pending settlement.

United Nations Haiti Special General Assembly U.N Assembly Cam Bitlee

Khrushchev Will Visit Cuba Amid Nuclear Defense Pledge

In Moscow Khrushchev promised to visit Cuba and pledged Soviet aid if Cuba is attacked, framing Cuba as the first socialist state in America. The Tass communique stressed defending Cuba against invasion and warned that an invasion could trigger global nuclear war.

Cuba America Moscow Khrushchev Russia Tass Fidel Castro United States Soviet Union Castro Kheush Chev Washington State Department Red China Castro Khrushchev U.S

L A Menta Slated for Principal Post in Bridgeport

Lawrence A. Menta, a Dunigan school teacher, is certified for promotion to elementary principal by Civil Service. The Beardsley principal position will open with Elizabeth Roche’s retirement next month, and the Board of Education will act after the Civil Service approves the nomination. Menta, a New Haven native, has taught in Bridgeport since 1955 and served in the Navy before teaching.

Cisi] Service Commission Lawrence A. Menta Bridgeport John J. Linley Vanalley Elizabeth F. Roche Beardsley School Board of Education Jetter Civil Service Np.1 Mr. Menta Dunigan Menta Pastor's Walk Monroe Wheeler and Roosevelt School New Haven Southern Connecticut State Teachers’ College Fairfield University U.S. Navy Bridges

Connecticut House delegates preside daily session notes

In Hartford on May 24 the Board of Education chaired by Pope and Fennell oversaw a Senate portion during testing and Civil Service discussions. The House saw Rep Melvin Fennell acting as Speaker for part of the day as lawmakers debated education matters and related assignments.

Maria Marilyn Finn Bridgeport Barbara Lawrence, Jr Hartford Sen Thomas Fred Pope Jr R-Fairfield Board of Education Senate House Melvin Fennell Fairfield

Powers Denies Quit Plan As NASA Assignment Extends

Lt Col John A Powers known as the voice of Mercury Control says he has not been fired and will not quit. He states he remains an Air Force officer on detail to NASA with assignment extended through May 1964 and that no resignation is planned. He spoke at a NASA executives' session during the national aviation space writers convention in Dallas.

Dallas Tex John A Shorty) Powers America Lam Air Force NASA National Aeronautics and Space Administration Cape Canaveral Powers Voice of Mercury Control Guit Feorden Cooper National Aeronautical and Space Administration National Aviation-Spacewriters

Sugar Glut Seen as Sugar Prices Expected to Fall

The Agriculture Department says sugar supplies are plentiful and prices should drop. Undersecretary Charles S. Murphy warns speculators may push prices briefly but a surge in foreign commitments and 1963 stockpiles suggest ample supply. Hearings are planned to probe rising sugar costs and restore market stability.

Washington Agriculture Department Charles S. Murphy Murphy United States

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