LeMay Hints He'll Try Faster Return Flight to U S
Gen Curtis LeMay described the nonstop 13 hour 3 minute flight from Westover Mass to Buenos Aires aboard a KC135 tanker as a milestone in jet aviation and global transport. He noted missiles would augment bombers later, but stressed a place for manned bombers and confirmed a possible even faster return flight.
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Tokyo
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Washington
Bowles Calls Killian to Run U S Missile Program
Hartford dispatch reports Chester Bowles urged Dr James R Killian be empowered to administer Americas missile program. Bowles praised Killian as capable and experienced and urged unified armed forces, ample R D funding, and greater dignity and pay for service members. Danbury case notes a 55 year old woman charged with shoplifting 120 dresses and extensive jewelry.
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Chester Bowles
James R. Killian
America
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Connecticut
India
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Eisenhower
Science
American Jewish Congress
War Production Board
Danbury
Albert H. Hornig
Mary Fortunato
Beaver Brook
Bush Will Return for Missile Hearing
Senator Bush of Connecticut cabled from Bonn that he is cutting short a tour of defense bases in Europe to attend a Senate Armed Services committee missile program hearing. He has visited Portugal, Spain, Italy, and Germany and will visit France before returning to Washington, tentatively set for November 25, with plans to arrive on November 23.
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Blood Unit Set At V.E.W Today In Bridgeport Stop
The Connecticut Regional Bloodmobile makes its second Bridgeport stop of the week with a session from 11 30 to 4 p m at the V F W hall 396 Stratford Avenue open to the public and sponsored by United Illuminating Company One hundred fourteen pints were collected yesterday at the blood bank with the goodies coordinated for the first time by the newly named First Hungarian United Church of Christ Formerly First Hungarian Reformed Church Cooperating were nine Chateau-Thierry Marine Corps League members and nine Railway Express Agency employees the latter giving blood in memory of fellow employee Ernest Gaines of 262 Federal Street a patient at New England Deaconess Hospital Brookline Massachusetts Lead donors include Joseph Madar George M Lasell Jr Clarence B Naramore Rinaldo Mastrorocco Donald Caterson Sr and many others The women of the church provided a Hungarian dinner of stuffed cabbage and pastries with orchids for the women and pen sets for the men Red Cross canteen volunteers and twenty one other helpers assisted the regional staff.
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Brookline
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George M. Lasell Jr
Clarence B. Naramore
Rinaldo Mastrorocco
Donald Caterson Sr
Mary Patobek
Robert Sauter
Dorothy Garber
Earl Tudgay
William Torday
Michael Alcaraz
Pauline Dean
James B. Toler
Robert Chapman
Michael Bodnar
Arnold Mayer
Kenneth Bracken
Marie D. Alecca
Stephen Gergely Jr
Elizabeth Otis
Albert Metzger
James Sabo
Norman Burroughs
Alice Najemy
Ralph Stone
Joseph Alcaraz Jr
Joseph Sedlak
Michael Csonka
Mildred J. Morrisey
George Balog
Delores Hornack
Herbert Dumas
James F. Collins
William Nowell
Fred Gombas
George R. Zaune
Red Cross
Andrew Kovacs
Lewis Burke
Joseph Szor
William Kovacs
Arpad Balasz
Michael Csom
Stephen Csuka
Stephen Mrasco
George Bodnar
Sub Base Commander Credits Safety Mark to Ribicoff Plea
Hartford reports Capt Garnett credited Gov Ribicoff with improving highway safety after a July 1956 visit to the New London Submarine Base. Navy patrols and leadership spurred a fatality-free stretch of 322 days by Nov 6, with possible Dec 19 celebration. The base houses 7000 military personnel and 25000 dependents in its community.
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New Haven
Viola
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Alcorn to Speak at Maine Republican Conference
Meade Alcorn, chairman of the Republican National committee, will address a statewide Republican conference in Waterville on November 21, State Chairman John F. Weston said. The announcement comes as the party outlines upcoming strategy in Augusta.
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Meade Alcorn
Republican National Committee
Waterville
John F. Weston
Finance Head Blocks Law On Repairs Donaldson Says
Hartford reports state Finance Commissioner George J. Conkling faced charges of red tape obstacles to the 1957 law allowing agencies to handle repair construction under 25 600. Rep. John C. Donaldson accused him of evading the law’s intent to speed projects. He named Rep. J Raymond O Connor to head a subcommittee to probe authority and regulate the new rule. Fairfield Finance Board re elected chairman George L Todd and vice chairman Carl M Lynge, with four new town officials taking oath. The board proposed 4500 to cover half relocation costs for St Paul s Episcopal church expansion.
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George J. Conkling
John C. Donaldson
R Wilton
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Conkling
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Donaldson
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R-Winsted
Ribicoff
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Fairfield Finance Board
Carl M. Lynge
Samuel Glover
Hugh T. Cavanaugh
Hamilton Merrill
George B. Longstreth
James E. Murray
III
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6900 Jobs Open Hartford
State Labor Commissioner Ren ato E. Ricciuti says the Connecticut Employment Service in Hartford holds a list of 6900 available jobs. Most openings are outside Connecticut and pay from 3600 to 15000 dollars yearly. The cooperative national list includes 1110 mechanical engineers and 993 electrical engineers among other posts.
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Hartford
Renato E. Ricciuti
Connecticut
Penguins U S Bound Strike Postponed
Hartford November 12 AP A U S Air Federal and state mediators said Force Globemaster took off to New Zealand with 67 penguin passengers en route to the United States. During loading a box containing penguins fell from a lift and opened. Birds scurried toward the water but were chased and recaptured. The strike over a first contract was postponed for 24 hours as mediators meet tomorrow to seek a settlement.
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New Haven
Baldwin Blasts Ribicoff In Connecticut Talk
Hartford November 12 AP Republican State Chairman Clarence F Baldwin attacked Governor Ribicoff calling him glamour focused and weak on action. He said elections decide government quality and criticized a Florida vacation while noting education aid differences. He cited past GOP education funding and said Republicans have potential nominees without naming names.
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Clarence F. Baldwin
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Florida
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GOP
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Gangsters Hit Nun Debate on Korea Issue
United Nations dispatch reports US charges that the Soviet Union and Red China risk war by illegal shipments of modern weapons into North Korea. Rep. Judd urges four points to force a peaceful settlement, including withdrawal of Chinese troops and missing UN personnel accounting.
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United States
Soviet Union
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North Korea
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R-Minn
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Sobolev
Arkady A. Sobolev
U. S
Saboley
Judd
South Korea
India
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You Chan Yang
China
Conclave Lifts Teenager Needs in Hartford Talk
Hartford, Nov 12 AP A study by Connecticut social workers and educators finds teens mainly worry about parental and romantic relationships. Teens report few trusted advisers and call for extended school guidance programs while peers, Y groups, churches, and clubs discuss their needs. More than 360 workers attend the conference.
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Connecticut Social Work
Connecticut Conference of Social Work
Greater Hartford Association For Mental Health
Hartford Rotary Club
Hartford |O
William N. Mac
Kay
Hartford Juvenile Court
Max H. Schwartz
Hunt continues for lost plane and coast guard search
ACALORN defends Democrats money policy as inflation and credit facts are debated in a California speech. In Honolulu a large scale hunt for the Pan American Romance of the Skies continues, with Philippine Sea aircraft and coast guard vessels sweeping 200 miles for 41 aboard. No survivors found yet as search efforts aim for max effectiveness.
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