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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1958

Page

7

Secret visit fuels fear of civil war in France

Parliament suspends immunity for deputies inciting rebellion as Gaullist unrest spreads from Algeria and Corsica. Pascal Arrighi loses immunity amid Corsican uprising while debate over Salan’s loyalty and government authority continues. Censorship tightens as English papers seized over Malta fleet dispatches.

France Primlin Algeria Corsica Pascal Arrighi Pilimlin Francois Mitterrand Algiers Raoul Salan Plimlin Salan Vive de Gaulle al Algeria Public Safety’ Committee Africa Equatorial West Africa Paris New York Herald-Tribune London Daily Mail Malta

Holiday Weekend Traffic Safety Message

A public service notice urges careful driving during the long weekend with reminders to obey speed limits and warning signs. It emphasizes family safety and a safe homecoming and backs anti traffic accidents.

Gunfire Kills in Truce Chief at Mt Scopus

The Israeli account reports Flint a 47 year old WWII and Korean War veteran killed while trying to supervise a rescue and exchange for four wounded guards at Mt Scopus Old Jerusalem. Two guards died in the grenade exchange. Dag Hammarskjold condemned the violence urging a change in attitudes for peace.

Flint Mt. Scopus Old Jerusalem New York Dag Hammarskjold

City society matches National Trust gift to fund preservation

The city has matched an ihifi gift from the National Trust bringing total available funds to 20000 for historic preservation. Mayor Tedesco plans a historical expert visit to the mansion this week before any demolition, noting no obvious historic value but seeking specialist input after telegraphs from preservation groups urged salvaging items of interest.

Ihifi National Trust Tedesco

Justice Daly urges crackdown on minor court malfeasance

New Haven. Chief Justice Daly presses for uniform procedures in minor courts and challenges the use of suspended judgments. He says every arrestee must appear in court, questions out of state bond forfeitures, and asserts broad powers to discipline judges. Local judges pledge reforms.

Charles Henchel New Haven Daly Patrick 'B. O'Sullivan Richard T. Scully West Hartford

Car fire in Fairfield damages vehicle on May Street

A cigarette caused a fire last night at 9 40 in front of Thomas Pronovost's home on 2 May Street Fairfield. Firemen from company No 2 extinguished the blaze. The incident damaged the car valued at about 25 dollars.

Thomas Pronovost May Street Fairfield

Festival Hailed ATC Ofc Event Parade Marshals Named

Kenneth E. Raine outlined this year's festival program at a year end meeting led by Paul A. Rust. Marshals and aides introduced include Joe Barber Fred Newport co marshals for the parade Kenneth Beaudin Ballyhoo marshal George Anderson aide to the Ringmaster William W White Regatta chairman Nelson Downs Parade of Champions marshal Paul D Elia chairman of the Jaycee Beauty Pageant Former ringmasters William Carlson Joseph Lederer Joseph Ganim.

Telestam Plummer Chamber of Commerce Baroum Joe Barber Kenneth Beaudin Ballyhoo Kenneth A. Maloney Barnum Festival Society Ray Colonari Ray Lyddy George Anderson Bozo Kelly William W. White Regatta Nelson Downs Paul D'Elia Bob Jeffery Fred Neuperl Barnum Maloney Kenneth E. Raine Fred Newport Paul

Woman, 55, Survives 83-Foot Fall Into River

State police say Mrs. Arthur Hartman of Waterford survived an 83 foot fall into the Connecticut River near Lyna and swam to shore. She was found dazed by Trooper Richard Hurley and taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital New London with shock but not seriously injured. She reported becoming nauseated while crossing Baldwin bridge, left her car with lights burning, and toppled from the bridge rail into the river.

Lynne Connecticut Arthur Hartman Waterford Richard Hurley Lawrence Memorial Hospital New London Hurley Hartman

Trumbull Approves School Funds Despite Referendum Looms

The RTM voted $3,110,000 to build a high school on the Ehrsam property, though First Selectman Greenough refused to sign bonds citing safety concerns about an underground gas line. Opposition vows petitions for another referendum as plans shift slightly to distance the industrial arts building from the gas line and add tempered glass. A Superior Court panel awaits to set condemnation costs for Ehrsam land.

Trumbull RTM Ehrsaml First Selectman Frederick LR. Greenough ATM Pas Superior Court Frederick Ehrsam Aiton C. Eberich Board of Finance F ‘Ile Ehrsam

Fairfield Youth Held In Car Theft

Stephen Drotar, 20, of Fairfield surrendered to Fairfield police after a reported auto theft in Southport. He was charged with taking a car without the owner's permission, held in county jail on a $1000 bond, and to face Town court Monday.

Stephen Drotar Duck Farm Road Fairfield Southport Frank Handley Main Street South Port Philip Fracassini Drotar

Cardinal Stritch 70 Dies at Rome Clinic in 1887 Era Note

The obituary chronicles Cardinal Samuel Stritch born 1887 Nashville and rising to Archbishop of Chicago then Cardinal of Charity. It highlights his early education, Rome studies, ordination, rapid rise through Nashville Toledo Milwaukee Chicago, and his efforts like aiding Puerto Ricans in Chicago. It notes his gentleness and vast global missionary leadership with 30 million Catholics under his jurisdiction.

Nashville Teno St. Gregory's College Cincinnati Rome Eugenio Pacelli Pius XII Stritch St. Patrick's Church Memphis Tenn Toledo Ohio United States Milwaukee Chicago College of Cardinals Cardinal of Charity Msgr Edward Burke St. Agnes Constantine

Tax policy signals no tax cut plans from administration

Vice President Nixon notified congressional leaders that the White House intends to keep corporate and excise taxes at current levels. Treasury actuaries will study proposals as the economy evolves, with no new tax reduction plans expected beyond those already submitted to aid small business. House Ways and Means Chair Wilbur Mills and Speaker Sam Rayburn back the administration stance ahead of a Ways and Means meeting to extend rates for another year.

Nixon Senate Houes Sam Rayburn Dtex Hagerty lHe Treasury Congress House Ways and Means Rayburn Wilbur Mills White House

Bus Crash In Virginia Injures Fifteen Children

A loaded Halifax county school bus went off a back road in Virginia and hit a tree after a substitute driver allegedly blacked out. At least 15 children were injured. 13 received first aid and no one appeared critically hurt. Two were sent to South Boston Hospital with leg fractures.

Halifax Halifax County Southside Virginia Community Hospital Here South Boston Hospital

Unknown World War I Unknowns Brought From Canberra

Memorial Day service honors three World War I unknowns moved from the cruiser Boston to the Canberra in bronze caskets. Sailors in black armbands bore the coffins to the ceremonial deck as Chopin’s funeral march played.

Cape Henry Boston Canberra Chopin Navy State Street Park Avenue Army Air Force Mao'clock Thne Corps Coast Guard St. Vin Cas- Cent’s Edward O'Neil Kets Prospect Avenue Trumbull John Sleeper O’neil Jerry Iannucci North Avenue Moreen Emanuel Main Street Iannucci Miss Emanuel Tannucci Miss Emmanuel

Cardinal Stritch Death Reports Scarce Details of Burial

Pope Pius XII and church officials notified of the cardinal's death as canon law governs funeral rites. Officials expect services here with burial in Chicago where his severed right arm had already been sent. The cardinal expressed a wish to be buried in Chicago and kissed a small crucifix during his final crisis, with close associates including two nephews present.

Pope Pius Chicago Rev Morris Stritch Memphis, Tenn Robert Emmitt Stritch

Medal of Honor Winner Honors Unknown Korean War Sailors

Rear Adm. Lewis S. Parks spoke of the fallen as comrades not failures as three unknowns were laid to sea. Hospitalman William R. Charcotte of Key West placed a wreath at the casket in a solemn memorial ceremony marking their transfer to burial at sea.

Adm Lewis S. Parks William R. Charcotte Key West Fla

Park Avenue Tree Falls Blocking Traffic

A large tree on Park Avenue near Eaton Street toppled into the roadway shortly before midnight last night, blocking traffic and forcing a reroute for north and southbound vehicles. Police said no cars were on the road at the moment of the fall.

Park Avenue Eaton Street

Bradley urges balanced campaign and reforms in state

SBRADLEY TOLD delegates Republicans must push an affirmative program and actively pursue opponents. He criticized Governor Ribicoff for misdirected leadership in Fairfield and called for a minor court reorganization with courts of limited jurisdiction, full-time judges, and local option continued. He also urged expanded education, housing for the aging, new industry promotion, fiscal responsibility, and a north-south highway plan.

Ribicoff Fairfield Bradley

Alsop Seeks GOP Nomination Near 265 Delegates at Hartford

Avon candidate John Alsop says he is within 51 votes of the Republican nomination with 1606 delegates needed as the state convention looms in Hartford. Fred R. Zeller leads in delegate claims with 298, while Bracken draft interest grows amid talks Bracken may run again.

Hartford John Alsop Avon Westport Benjamin L. Barringer New Milford Theodore S. Ryan Sharan U. S Antoni N. Sadlak Rockville Ryan

Ruling Party Leads in Italy As Vote Totals Emerge

From Rome comes a report that the Christian Democrats, governing Italy since World War I, maintain power with center parties aiding opposition to the left. Senate votes reached 27,419,840 with 94 percent turnout. deputies seen following a similar trend from a 32,436,022 eligible pool.

Rome Christian Democrats Italy Social Democrats Liberals Senate Chamber of Deputies Chamber of Deputiee Nias Tlighe Force Washburn Honduras Joseph A. Walsh

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