Dutch Reinforce New Guinea Troops
Dutch transport Zuiderkruis brought fresh troops to West New Guinea to bolster units repelling Indonesian paratroopers. The ship transited the Panama Canal and personnel changed to civilian clothes during the voyage. From Kaimana reports say Dutch forces and planes targeted the 40 Indonesian paratroopers dropped May 12 as nearly encirclement occurred in jungle forts. Evacuations continued with Dutch women and children leaving Fakfak and about 90 Papuan schoolgirls sent home.
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Lodge declines to pick side in GOP race for Connecticut Senate
Hartford May 25 Former Gov John Lodge of Westport declined to take sides in the GOP gubernatorial fight while accepting endorsement of State Chairman A Searle Pinney for the U S Senate. Pinney supported John Alsop for governor and Lodge for Senate. Lodge said he would back the convention nomination candidate.
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John Lodge
Westport
A. Searle Pinney
GOP
U.S. Senate
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John Alsop
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Lorace Le¢rg-Brown
Senate
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Alsop- Lodge
Preston Bush
Greenwich
Alsop
Mec
Bridgeport Weather Report From Local Station
Bridgeport and vicinity report variable clouds this morning becoming partly sunny and warm in the afternoon with a high near normal. Tonight remains cool with little temperature change. Sunday brings partly sunny skies and a few showers possible. Yesterday’s high and low are listed with preceding year comparisons. monthly readings and humidity are noted. Sunrise and sunset times for Saturday May 7 are provided.
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Bridgeport
Waterbury Tornado Disaster Declared by SBA Aid In Place
Waterbury region designated a disaster area after a tornado. SBA set a Waterbury office to offer 3 percent loans up to 20 years for property damage. Gov. Dempsey and Mayor Bergin met with state officials and insurance leaders as 42 injured and one dead were reported. Power restoration targeted for remaining 20 000 customers. debris reached Manchester.
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Jorgenson to Quit Oct 1 and Forfeit Salary
Hartford May 25 AP President Albert N Jorgenson of the University of Connecticut announced retirement for Oct 1 1962 giving up 25000 yearly pay. He cites embarrassment from misunderstandings and misrepresentations as he moves to sever ties with the university.
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Albert N. Jorgenson
University of Conecticut
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Homer Babbidge, Jr
Babbidge
John Z. Budds
University
Storrs
Dempsey
George J. Conkling
Albert L. Coles
Budds
Tornadoes Hit Southwest From Kansas To Texas
Violent tornadoes struck for a second day from northern Kansas to the Texas border, killing at least one person and hitting Del Rio a church under construction a drive in theater and a roofed house. Other twisters damaged homes and farm equipment in Stam ford Anson and Dill City. Emergency aid from Clinton Sherman Air Force base assisted rescue workers. Two weaker twisters touched down near Kankato Kansas and Superior Nebraska with no injuries.
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Kennedy Policies Blamed For Drops in Stock Market
Three Republican Senators assign market declines to Kennedy era policy aims and increased regulatory fears. Senator Case and Senator Bush cite deficit worries and government intervention as destabilizing factors amid another sharp stock sale.
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Washington
Repubblican
Kennedy Pal- Case
Carpenter to Tell Flight Story Today
Cape Canaveral Florida May AP Malcolm Scott Carpenter plans a world press conference Sunday at Patrick Air Force Base. He will fly from Grand Turk to Patrick and then motorcade to Cape Canaveral. NASA chief James Webb will present Carpenter with the Distinguished Service Medal during a Hangar S ceremony.
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Rene
Allies Join Thai Build Up As British New Zealand Units Arrive
Bangkok May 25 AP The Thai buildup led by the United States expands with a British RAF fighter squadron and 50 New Zealand airborne troops arriving to bolster U S infantry and Marines. Total allied forces reach 1,500 infantry and 380 Marines with plans to 6,000. New Zealand parachute troops may head in Saturday and an Australian contingent is expected. SEATO members bolster Thailand's defense as the Philippines also signals readiness to send forces if needed.
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Khoral
James L. Richardson
Exodus of Europeans from Algiers as French troops quell unrest
Alioting a flood of refugees the Algiers airport was sealed with riot troops to organize departures for about 4 500 Europeans amid terrorism fears. Nineteen planes carried 1 050 Europeans out today with 22 more aircraft planned tomorrow as police armored units manned the highway approaches. In the capital a deadly wave of attacks by the secret army killed 24 Muslims and wounded 7, while elsewhere 14 Muslims were slain. The day saw a string of militant violence, emergency measures, and growing fear of Muslim retaliation against Europeans.
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French Court Stays Jouhaud Execution
Paris May 25 The supreme court ordered a stay of execution for ex General Edmond Jouhaud until it reviews his traitor conviction. Jouhaud was sentenced to death April 13 by the special high military court that also sentenced ex General Raoul Salon to life imprisonment on the same charges.
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Jouhaut
Raoul Salon
Classified Ads and Puzzle Feature Highlights
A page from Features for Everybody Daily includes Classified Ads from pages 20 to 25, a Crossword Puzzle, and sections on Obituaries, Sports, TV and Radio, and Theater News. The issue references figures like Burton H Fern MD and mentions editorial content from the Ministry of Justice and other government figures.
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Algeria
Carpenter Apologizes For Cliffhanger Flight
Astronaut Malcolm Scott Carpenter, recovering in Grand Turk, apologizes for the Apollo era style cliffhanger return after Aurora 7 overshot its landing area by 250 miles. He calls the mission a snap and says he feels fine while authorities review retro rocket attitude. Carpenter spoke publicly from a hospital porch as colleagues Glenn and Schirra joined flight surgeons for postflight checks and debriefings continue.
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Malcolm Scott Carpenter
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Cantral Center
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Rene
Aurora 7
Walter C. Williams
Project Mercury
Cape Canaveral
John A
Shorty) Powers
John H. Glenn, Jr
Walter Schirra
Howard A. Minners
William K. Douglas
Lyndon B. Johnson
NAACP Criticizes BHA Over Slum Conditions Drive
The NAACP accuses Bridgeport Housing Authority of failing to lead slum relief efforts. Ella Anderson and a city housing committee review 85 complaints, compare city findings with earlier reports, and consider further action after inspecting housing units and fire code conditions.
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National Association For Conferences
Ella Anderson
Senate approves farm bill with strict production controls
The Senate passed a complex farm bill 42 to 38, carrying key production controls and penalties sought by President Kennedy. The measure directs new setting of planting and marketing rules for wheat and feed grains, with price supports potentially adjusting if farmers approve the plan in a future referendum. A dairy program was rejected 70 to 13, while revisions aim to convert land to wildlife refuges and conservation uses. The bill now goes to the House for action.
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U.S
Rural Electrification Administration
Agriculture Department
Milk Prices Unlikely to Rise During June Hartford
May 25 AP report from Hartford states June milk prices likely unchanged. Connecticut federal milk order official Donald Hammerberg says prices paid to farmers will stay at $5.50 per hundredweight for Class I milk, about 12 cents per quart, with May uniform price about $4.66 per hundredweight for 1 percent butterfat delivered to city plants.
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