Gubernatorial fight narrows as Ribicoff edges Lodge in CT vote
Official tabulation speeds up returns after Abe Ribicoff Democrat defeats Governor Lodge by 2,795 votes out of about 936,000. Morano carries Hartford, Fairfield counties with margins of 32,000 and 23,138 respectively as Republicans recheck tally amid possible recounts.
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Abe Ribicoff
Hartford
Lodge
GOP
Governor Lodge
Hartford County
Ribicoff
Fairfield County
Antoni N. Sadiak
Morano
Mr. Ribicoff
Albert P. Morano
Edward R. Fay, Jr
Stamford
Edward A. Platt
Harry P. Junger
John N. Dempsey
Elizabeth Zduneznyk
Anthony Grillo
L Edward D. Bergin
Samuel Z. Tedesco
Joseph P. Lyford
Charles W. Jewett
Struck man dies. Doyle Pack charged in fatal Merritt Parkway crash
Daniel James Santone, 23, of Stratford, died at St. Vincent's Hospital from injuries after being hit by a car on the Merritt Parkway in Westport. The driver, Doyle Pack of Westover Air Force Base, faces negligent homicide charges and will be arraigned Nov. 22. Santone leaves a wife and two siblings. funeral arrangements are listed. In Cleveland, prosecutors label Dr. Samuel Sheppard a faithless husband as his murder trial opens.
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Yarwood Street
Stratford
American Chain Company
St. Vincent's Hospital
Merritt Parkway
Westport
Santone
William 2. Moneld
Main
Sumerss Home
Nei Street
St. James Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Robert M. Anstett
Doyle R. Pack
USAF
Westover Air Force Base
Westover
Mass
Mr. Santone
Pack
Westport Town Court
Clara Campopiano Santone
Deborah Santone
Rose Santone
Patsy J
Michael J. Santone
Bridgeport
Jack de Cesare
Nicholas Gianpoalo
Derby
Anthony Piccirillo
Cleveland
Samuel H. Sheppard
John J. Mahon
Sheppards
Susan Hayes
Fred W. Garmone
Marilyn Sheppard
Dr. Sheppard
Garmone
Sam Sheppard
Sheppard
Marilyn
Pretty Susan Hayes
Bay Village
Mahon
Samuel Sheppard
Official Weather Data Cre 2 as rower
Bridgeport and vicinity today sunny and mild with a high in the mid 50s. Tonight increasing clouds and mild with a low around 45. Tomorrow cloudy with rain and a high near 55. New York City same forecast. Winds SW to S becoming tonight, then NW tomorrow. Sea choppy, poor precipitation outlook tomorrow. Moon phases and celestial notes included.
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Long Island Sound
Athletics Sold to Johnson for Kansas City Move
Philadelphia Baseball owners Earle Mack Connie Mack and Roy Mack announced the Philadelphia Athletics were sold to Chicago businessman Arnold Johnson for transfer to Kansas City. Johnson declined comment as details of the sale were not immediately available and a statement was expected soon.
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Roy
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Earle
Yale Army football tickets run low in New Haven
The Yale Athletic Association announced only 6,000 seats remain for Saturdays Yale Army game and no tickets will be sold at the Bowl on game day. Remaining tickets may be bought at the Athletic Association office until 9 p.m. tonight, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday, and 9 a.m. to noon Saturday, while supplies last.
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Bullard Unveils New Machine Line and Cut Master 75
Bullard introduces a radical update to its line with a prototype vertical turret lathe named Cut Master Model 75. The company plans a complete reshaping of all Bullard machines within six months, aiming for centralized controls, higher accuracy and productivity, and a modern appearance.
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Bullard
Frank A. Hayes
Hayes
Case Margin Sparks Jersey Senate Vote Review
U S Senator Hendrickson announced a Senate committee will inspect the tight New Jersey Senate race where Clifford Case leads Democrat Charles Howell by 2 843 votes. Ballots and machines were guarded as Democrats order a statewide recount with Mercer and Essex counties yielding Case gains.
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WN. J
U. S
Robert C. Hendrickson
New Jersey
Robert B. Meyner
Hendrickson
Frank Barrett
R-Wye
Trenton
Clifford Case
Case
Charles R. Howell
GOC
Kenneth Perry
Senate
Mercer
Essex
Howell
Meyner
Honey moon misunderstanding leads to canceled trip joke
Chuckle pun centers on a groom asking why the honeymoon was called off. A miscommunication about paying for the trip prompts a quip about money.
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Winter Forecast Says Tough Cold Windy Snow Ahead
The 1985 Old Farmer's Almanac predicts a harsh winter for the East with cold winds and widespread snow outside major cities. It foresees early snow in November, a boisterous December, a severe January, a big February blizzard, and a wet March with floods.
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Boston
Old Farmer's Almanac
Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Washington, D.C
New York Probes Reported Vote Frauds in Gubernatorial Race
New York Attorney General Nathaniel Goldstein launches a statewide inquiry into alleged voting irregularities from the November election as Averell Harriman’s slim margin fluctuates with unofficial returns. The probe subpoenas voting records, with districts like Nassau and Onondaga cited in the early checks, and aims to completion by late November.
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Albany
N. Y
New York State
Nathaniel Goldstein
Averell Harriman
Tallies
Channe
Nassau County
Onondaga County
U. S
Irving M. Ives
Harriman
Ives
Upstate
New York City
GOP
Goldstein
William R Herlands
Elections Frauds Bureau
Army Denies Red Coddling in Peress Case
Senator McCarthy blasted the Army for alleged coddling of communists over Maj Irving Peress and called the denial gobbledygook. The Army said two officers were reprimanded for delays and referred the matter to the Justice Department to pursue possible perjury charges.
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Joseph R. McCarthy
Gobbledygook
Maj
Irving Peress
Peress
New York
Army
McCarthy
Justice Department
Peréss
Wisconsin Republican
That she snows up Litchfield way in Connecticut
The Watertown Morris road saw snow that stuck to windshields causing traffic delays as Goshen reports Connecticut's first snow of the fall. The local line repeats the chant That she snows as snow blankets parts of the state.
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Watertown-Morris Road
Goshen
Connecticut
Civic Club Backs Dump Campaign in Black Rock
The Black Rock Civic and Businessmen's Club adopted a resolution praising City Court Prosecutor Max Frauwirth for enforcing dump ordinances on Wordin Avenue. Six men arrested for dump violations remain held for further court action as state health officials meet Mayor McLevy and Health Director Dr. Richard Shea in a closed conference.
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Wordin Avenue
Black Rock
Max Frauwirth
State Health Department
McLevy
George Antoniak
Frauwirth
Warren J. Scott
Richard Shea
Polio Case Up In Bridgeport. Daughter Recovers
Lynda Ann Carreras two daughter of Roque Carreras of 40 Taylor Drive is reported in good condition at Englewood hospital where she was admitted Saturday for poliomyelitis treatment. The Health department noted Bridgeport's 19th polio case of 1954, versus 21 at the same point last year.
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Lynda Ann Carreras
Roque Carreras
Taylor Drive
Englewood Hospital
Bridgeport
Democrat Neuberger Wins Oregon Senate Seat
Richard L. Neuberger defeats Guy Cordon in Oregon to give Democrats control of the Senate. Neuberger led by about 2,000 votes with eight precincts unreported, while canvass remains in December. Oregon's first Democratic senator in 40 years, Morse may swing organizing vote.
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Portland
Ore
Richard L. Neuberger
U.S. Senate
Guy Cordon
Oregon
GOP
Neuberger
Cordon
Senate
Paul Patterson
Corden
Community Chest Pledged and Still to be Raised
Pledged to date 693 543 Still to be raised 223 401 Division totals show Residential 13875 Commercial 33253 Professional 280530 Industrial 44425 Trade Finance 194910 Public Service 16640 Educational 11270 Stratford 33090 Special Gifts 41561 Pledged to date and still to be raised for community welfare with a call to give your full share.
Party Assured of 48th Seat in Senate Victory Card
The Democrats clinched control of the Senate with Richard L. Neuberger's win over Guy Cordon in Oregon. The 48-seat tally gives Democrats control, aided by Senator Morse’s announced support, while Hayden questions the readiness to govern. The old Senate convenes to consider censure of McCarthy as newly elected members wait to take office.
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Oregon
Richard L. Neuberger
Wayne Morse
Clifford P. Case
New Jersey
House
Neuberger
Washington
Congress
Recanvasses
Guy Cordon
Ore
Morse
Carl Hayden
Arizona
George
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wis
Knowland
California
Hayden
House Atomic Energy Committee
Homer Ferguson
Ferguson
Patrick V. NecNamara
Detroit
AFL
Veterans Day Parade Honors All Veterans Sunday Observance
Former servicemen plan a 2:30 p.m. parade from Bulls Head to City Hall for Veterans Day. Grand marshal Grover Terry leads Col. Charles A. Young Post members with Albert Cuthrell and Lewis Waller assisting. Mayor McLevy to speak at memorial service.
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City Hall Green
Charles A. Young Post
American Legion
Grover Terry
Albert Cuthrell
Lewis Waller
Willis Dozier
Main Street
Fairfield Avenue
Park Avenue
State Street
City Hall
Thomas J. Nelson
Mayor McLevy
Joseph J. Devine
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