Shortage Found in Court Funds in Meriden
Meriden Oct 31 AP State Police probe a $3541 shortage from Circuit Court seventh circuit bail bond fund. Governor Dempsey requested the inquiry after auditors reported a mysterious disappearance of deposits sent to Connecticut Bank and Trust for night depository. The bank is also investigating.
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Meriden
Circuit Court
Seventh Circuit
Leo 3. Mulcahy
Dempsey
Connecticut ‘Bank and ‘Trust| Company
Jonn
Halloran
State Judicial Department
Raymond
Thatcher
Bridgeport Weather Summary For Tomorrow
Cloudy and cool in Bridgeport and vicinity with a chance of scattered showers tonight. High today around 50, low tonight 40 to 48, cooler in higher areas. Partly cloudy tomorrow with a high in the middle 50s. Earlier figures show yesterday’s high and low and the date noted as November 3, with sunrise at 6 20 and sunset at 4 49.
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Bridgeport
Bridgeport Sequel Granted for Geduldig Street Sewer Project
The U S Community Facilities Administration approved a 60430 grant for Bridgeport to fund part of the Geduldig street sewer project under the Public Works Acceleration program. The work aims to start mid January and finish in 12 months, creating 600 man months of labor as part of nine city projects seeking 1.23 million in federal aid.
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U.S
Facilities Administration
Washington
Bridgeport
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Geduldig Street
Tedesca
Mayor and Common Council
Associated Press
Congress
Community Facility Administration
U.S. Housing and Home Finance Agency
HHFA
Rooster River Boulevard
Caimbreak Drive
Crestview Drive
Features for Everybody to Telegram Every Day Pace
A fragment from a newspaper page highlights sections including Classified Ads Comics Crossword Puzzle Dear Abby Editorials Financial News Jacoby on Bridge Obituaries TV and Radio Sports Sylvia Porter Theater News Women’s News and more. The listing suggests a lifestyle feature section with diverse content.
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Burton H. Fers
Abby
Financial News
Jacoby On Bridge
Wsports
Dee Sylvia Porter
Women's News
New York News Guild Strikes Daily News in Protest
The New York News Paper Guild strike began at midnight targeting the Daily News amid wage deadlock. About 20 editorial workers picketed at 42nd Street and Second Avenue, clock showing 12:01 a.m., with unions threatening similar actions at the citys seven major dailies. Publishers offered use of six other papers facilities if the Daily News could not publish.
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New York
New York Newspaper Guild
Daily News
Guild
42Nd Street
Second Avenue
Manhattan
Gull
United Fund campaign nears goal after strong push
The United Fund drive has reached 93.8 percent of its $1,348,000 goal with $1,510,965 raised. Stratford division totals lead at 102.9 percent, while Bridgeport teachers contribute $25.04 per capita. Campaign chairman Lente Doty urged pledges to close the remaining six percent to top the goal.
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Lente BP. Doty
Fairfield County
Stratford
Sonn F. Boette
Robert B. Hhllendorff
Robert J. Magee
Alan J. Bullard
Vincent M. Simko
John F. Boette
John G. Phelan
Stanley R. Brodhead
Mr. Doty
Cashaleof
United Fund Hag
Doty
George B. Clark Company, Inc
Freedman Brothers,Inc
Gold Delicatessens, Inc
Howlands
Kays Apparel
Dolan Steel Workers Strike Over Shift Clause
About 50 Local 5748 members of United Steelworkers struck at midnight after rejecting Dolan Steel's contract offer. The union protested the absence of a shift preference clause despite a two step wage hike over two years, better hospital benefits, and an improved vacation schedule. Local president John Yeneha stated the package was acceptable except for the missing clause.
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Dolan Steel Company
Union Avenue
Weapons Found by MPs in Ole Miss Dorm
Military police inspected Lester Hall at Ole Miss after students gathered as weapons including a pistol, grenades, gasoline can, and tear gas were found near Baxter Hall. No injuries occurred. James Meredith reportedly returned to his dorm during the search with soldiers guarding the building.
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Biyt
Lester Hall
University of
Mississippi
Baxter Hall
James H. Meredith
Gan
Morelin
Meredith
Baby Rabbit Hoppy Joins First Grade Classroom
In Albany a wild baby rabbit named Happy joins Arthur Layman’s first grade at Lou Gonville Elementary. Found after the mother’s death, Hoppy the rabbit is cared for in the natural science program, fed with evaporated milk then a baby bottle, and warmed with a hot water bottle as students bring grass and clover to the classroom.
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Edward Swietnicki
Albany
Mre
Arthur Layman
Lou Gonville Elementary School
Happy
Stephen Pentak
Stephen
Edgar Dickinson
JFK Resumes Cuban Blockade Reconnaissance Steps
President Kennedy ordered the naval quarantine and air surveillance of Cuba to resume at daybreak after a top adviser meeting and UN test visit. Salinger said details of when or scope remain uncertain but same interdiction rules apply and Latin American consultation has continued.
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Washington
Annie Iest
Cuba
Cua
U Thant
Waste House
Kennedy
Salinger
Gonounening
U. MN
United States
Plane Missing After Vanishing Near Warwick Airport
A private twin engine plane vanished tonight while approaching Hillsgrove State airport in thick weather. Radar tracked it five miles from the runway and it has not been located hours later. Two men were aboard and the search drew Coast Guard Navy Civilian Air Patrol and local agencies amid fog and rain.
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Warwick
Hillsgrove
Narragansett Bay
Bridgeport
Hillsgrave
Coast Guard
Navy
Airo Patrol
Mikoyan Heads to Cuba for Talks on International Situation
First Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan leaves Moscow by air for Cuba with a 15 member party, stopping in New York. The trip aims to exchange views with the Cuban government on the international situation amid Havana’s unease over Soviet rocket bases. Mikoyan may meet Vasily Kuznetsov in New York. no planned talks with Kennedy or Rusk indicated.
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Moscow
Anastas Ft. Mikoyan
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Radin
Havana
Mikoyan
New York
Washington
Wic State Department
London
U.S
Vasily Kuznetsov
Kremlin
United Nations
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Rusk
Adal Thont
Ito UN
U. 3
Adlai E. Stevenson
Sooviet
Contra
Thant
White House
Soviet Union
Anastas J. Mikayan
Vhant
UN Secretariat
Castra
Castro
Premice Kheushchev
Employment Gains in October Cut U.S. Unemployment
The Labor Department reports October employment rose by 225,000 to 65,893,000 and the jobless total fell 218,000 to 3,294,000, pushing the seasonally adjusted unemployment rate to 5.5 percent the lowest since 1959.
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Washington
Kennedy
Labor Department
UN Grief Silent On Castro as Inspection Begins
UN, N Y Oct IAP U Thant said he learned during his Cuban peace mission that Soviet missiles would be dismantled by Friday and removed from Cuba soon after. He refused to discuss Castro and Soviet resistance to UN inspection while continuing talks with Cuban representatives.
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N. Y
U Thantald
Cuba
Thant
Fidel Castro
U Faspece Tan
United States
New York
Castro Will Report on TV Speech Today in Key West
A terse item from Key West reports that Castro will address a televised speech today. The note notes ABY Havang Radio will carry the report as coverage moves to a broader audience.
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Castro
Tr TV
Key West
Fla
Havang
Radio Sald
Toni
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