Milford Woman Found Dead in Woods Suspected Foul Play
Milford police investigate the death of 41 year old Rena Rogers mother of four found in a wooded area on Naugatuck Avenue near Dayton Street. An autopsy is planned with foul play suspected. a vine knot around the neck noted by coroner Corrigan.
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Edward Hoffman Milford
Naugatuck Avenue
Dayton Street
William J. H. Fischer
Rena Rogers
Cedar Street
Walnut Beach
Matthews
Bruce
Frank
Sjr
Edward Matthews
Rogers
Connecticut Turnpike
Charles S. Polizzi
Alfred Moffett
John}. Holtz
Holtman Strain
LeRoy Rogers
Milford
Rena
Bruce Matthews
Frank Matthews
Riverside Road
Walter Green, Jr
Walter Green
Waverly Street
Weather forecast for Bridgeport area
Official Weather Bureau data reports sunshine and mild temperatures with a high near 68 today. Tonight and Tuesday will be fair and cooler with overnight lows in the 40s and northwest winds 10 to 20 mph.
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Into. &. Weather Bureau
Bridgeport
Soviet Military Leaders Back Zhukov Show Trial Expulsion
Moscow reports that top military leaders and party officials endorsed the Central committee's decision to expel Marshal Zhukov from the party and Presidium, accusing him of cult of personality. In Leningrad and Moscow, officers praised Khrushchev's move while crowds focused on holidays and the upcoming moon launch.
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Moscow
Communist Party
George K. Zhukov
Rodion Y. Malinovsky
Zhukov
Presidium Politburo
Stalingrad
Berlin
Pravda
Central Committee
Red Star
Nikita Khrushchev
Leningrad
M. VY. Zakharov
Sputnik Ti
Connecticut Population Climbs 214000 Since 1950
Connecticut added 214000 residents between 1950 and 1956 as Census Bureau estimates show a 10.6 percent rise from 2,007,280 to 2,221,000. The report places Connecticut among states with notable growth while several others decline.
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Connecticut
Census Bureau
Washington
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast
Associated Press
Nevada
Arizona
Florida
Arkansas
West Virginia
Vermount
Mississippi
Fire destroys Guerrera Tailor Shop in Stratford
A fire at Guerrera Tailor Shop 580 Arctic Street destroyed the shop early yesterday night. Police said arson origins were found in multiple basement crawl spaces. Owner Patsy Guerrera estimated heavy losses across 1200 suits 2000+ slacks 500 overcoats and other goods, with partial insurance. An 18 year old Stratford girl Lynne Zielinski was arrested for car crash related offenses and is in custody after a separate incident at Boston and Palisade.
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Guerrera
Arctic Street
Sylvester E. Jennings
Patsy Guerrera
Main Street
Stratford
Joss
Jennings
George A
Kenneth Smith
Miss Zielinski
Boston and
Palisade Avenues
William O'Neil
James Fitzpatrick
Smith
Ridgefield
Boston Avenues
Charles Kelly
Raymond Barrett
Talks Slated Tonight End Election Drive
Democratic nominee Samuel J. Tedesco wrapped his East Side rally urging voters to go to the polls. Mayor McLevy plans a 6 30 p m finish with a WNAB broadcast and Rocco speaks at GE plant noon, then Sons of Italy hall 8 30 p m rally after torch ride. Cocco predicts victory and calls for voter participation.
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McLevy
Cocco
Mayor McLevy
Domenick Coccu
Samuel J. Tedesco
City Hall
Rocco
General Electric
Sons of Italy
Tedesco
Holy Trinity Slovak Club
Pembroke Street
Vincent M. Simko
Soviet unveil giant airliner claimed to be world’s largest
Moscow reports the Soviet government says it has put into operation the largest passenger aircraft in the world powered by four prop jet engines. The plane is described as so big it requires two elevators and a telephone system. The announcement names Constantine Brown and Dr Bundesen as figures associated with the project as coverage notes other features in the issue.
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Jacoby
Russia
Sylvia Porter
Moscow
New York
Aeroflot
Civil Air Fleet
Ussr
Dog Lovers Protest Curly’s Space Role
Russia's Sputnik II carries Curley the Spitz type dog into space and prompts protests from animal lovers. The National Canine Defense League urges worldwide observers to pause daily in honor of the space dog and hopes for Curley’s safe return to Earth.
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London
Russia
National Canine Defense League
Curley
Earth
Bethel Man, 46, Killed in Crash
Danbury police report a Bethel resident, John J. Nash, 46, died after his car left South Street near the Bethel line and struck a utility pole. He was found about 40 feet from the wreck at the embankment and pronounced dead at Danbury Hospital from head and neck injuries. No witnesses.
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Danbury
South Street
Bethel
John J. Nash
Golden Hill
Danbury Hospital
Sputnik II may show over northeastern U S skies
New Haven moon watch director Prof Robert L Brown reported Sputnik II could be visible over the area early this morning around 6 20 a m five to six minutes before sunrise. Visibility depends on orbit stage and pre dawn glare. Brown and James Plato previously spotted Sputnik I’s third stage on Oct 10 from New Haven.
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Milford
United States
Robert L. Brown
New Haven
Moonwatch Station
Thompson Hill Road
Brown
Earth
Radio Moscow
Washington, D. C
James Plato
New Haven State Teachers College
Plate
Space traveler doing fine as Sputnik II circles Earth
Moscow reports Sputnik II and its dog Curly Kudryavka remain calm and in good condition after the launch. The satellite orbits Earth every 103.7 minutes at up to 1,056 miles altitude with a speed of 17 840 mph.
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AP Wirephotn
Soviote
United States
Shaggy Curley
Sputnik H
J. Allen Hynek
Fred C. Whipple
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Cambridge
Mass
Russia
Moscow
Soviet Union
Curly
Moscow Radio
Earth
Curly—Kudryavka
Moscoow Radio
Sputnik II
Sputnik I
Boris V. Ukarkin
Astronomical Council of
The
Soviet Academy of Sciences
Sputnik
Sputnik T
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