Naguib Ousted as Egypt President Linked Plot to Kill Premier
Formosa relays a naval clash as Chinese Red torpedo boats sink the Nationalist destroyer escort Taiping off Chekiang province near the Tachens. The incident follows political moves in Egypt where Naguib’s powers are trimmed amid a struggle with Nasser, with reports of Talaat's arrest and a push to name a new state chief.
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GHINA
Naguib
Egypt
CHIANG
Decker
Red Chinas
Chekiang
Tachen islands
Shen Chang-huan
Taiwan
Formosa
Reds
massieg
Caushan Islands
Tachens
Ma Amin Shake
Youssef Talat
Brotherhoods secret order
Nasser
Talaats
councils action today
Farouk
Revolutionary Council
Nasser Naguib
Mohamed Naguib
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Symphony to Open Winter Series Tonight at Klein Auditorium
The Connecticut Symphony opens its eighth winter season tonight at 8 30 in Klein Memorial auditorium with Daniel Samdenberg conducting Rossini Haydn Rimsky Korsakov. Metropolitan Opera bass baritone Cesare Sicilia will sing arias from Barbiere di Siviglia Don Carlo and Don Giovanni plus other pieces. The first of four concerts in the series follows a children’s concert at 3 30 in the same venue with Charlotte W Case as commentator. The program includes portions of the three orchestral works performed tonight.
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Connecticut Symphony orchestra
Klein Memorial auditorium
Daniel Samdenberg
Rossini
Haydn
Rimshiy -Korrahoff Cesare Sicpi
Metropolitan Opera
Vera Don Giovanny
Mevart
Klein auditorium
Charlotte W Case
Official Weather Bridgeport and Vicinity Forecast
Fair and cool today with afternoon highs in the 40s. Clear, cool tonight with lows in the upper 30s in the city and 30s in the suburbs. Tuesday partly cloudy and a bit milder with light variable winds and brief morning northerly winds. New York City issued the same forecast.
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BRIDGEPORT
VICINIT
NEW YORK CITY
19 Men Entombed in Blazing Mine
Grim faced miners sealed the burning coal mine to cut off air feeding a underground fire. Fifteen men entombed after three entrances were walled up and a crane placed steel plates over a ventilation shaft. One outside worker also died in the blast. The explosion and fire followed by the collapse occurred yesterday near Farmington.
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FARMINGTON W
Train kills Stamford boy on Greenwich avenue bridge
Ten year old William Gordon died and his nine year old companion Theodore Smolenski was injured when struck by a New York bound Stamford to New Haven Line train on Greenwich avenue bridge. The victims, both of Tommuck lane, were crossing about 1600 feet west of the Stamford station when hurled down a 20 foot embankment. Gordon died at Stamford Hospital from a fractured skull and shock. Smolenski is listed in fair condition with head and body injuries. The train left Stamford at 4 40 pm, about a minute before the accident.
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STAMFORD
New York
Greenwich avenue bridge
Wiliam Gordon
William Gordon
Tommuck lane
Stamford hospital
Rudolf Colmes
Theodore Smolenski
Bulldog mascot Tuffy to receive military rites at naval yard
Charleston AP reports Archibald the English bulldog mascot at the Charleston Navy Yard died at age 10 after eight years as Greenken’s Tuffy. He earned the bronze star for action aboard USS Competent in Okinawa and served in World War I. A full military funeral will be held with firing squad at his grave.
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CHARLESTON
Greenken
Archibald
Tuffy
Marins barracks
Charleston Navy yard
Tuff
Okinawa
Pacific
hugler
Mamie Eisenhower Quietly Observes 58th Birthday at White House
Washington Nov 14 AP Mrs Dwight D Eisenhower marked her 58th birthday with a quiet White House observance. She wore a smart black dress and trimmed hat as she left National Presbyterian Church after services. President Eisenhower and guests offered birthday wishes and a smiling thanks to photographers.
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Mamie
White House
WASHINGTON
Dwight D. Eusenhowe
National Presbyteran Church
nest
graphers
Edward L R Elson
Eisenhowere
White
newamen
McCarthy Supporters Push 10 Million Petition Signers
George E. Stratemeyer, retired Air Force lieutenant general, chairs Ten Million Americans Mobilizing for Justice Organization to mobilize signatures nationwide in support of Senator McCarthy and his guiding principles. The group claims a non political, non partisan aim to reflect broad American sentiment on the issue before the Senate.
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McCarthy
George E. Stratemeyer
Air Force
Stratemeyer
United States Senate
Yule Schedule Begins Today in Stores Here
The Christmas holiday schedule for Retail Merchants division of the Chamber of Commerce begins today with stores open from 9 am to 9:30 pm, instead of the usual Monday closing. For details, consult the calendar above.
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Retail Merchants division
the
Chamber of Commerce
7 FLIERS MISSING IN SEA CRASHES NORFOLK VA
A two engine Navy patrol plane with five aboard crashed 46 miles southwest of Cherry Point NC. A Marine Skyknight jet searching for survivors vanished in the same area. Navy destroyers and Coast Guard planes joined the search as both crews were presumed lost.
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Atlantic Ocean
Cherry Point
Marine Corps
Fifth Naval district
Navy
Goodrich
Turner
Coast Guard
hunt
Elizabeth City
Anacostia
Wash
Compromise bids in censure row seen collapsing
McCarthy opposition to retract attacks staggers compromise talks as debates continue in the Senate. Watkins and Zwicker deny responsibility for a propped Arm dentis case while Knowland and Case weigh revised wording to soften or strengthen charges. McCarthy rejects any apology and keeps stance as senators seek a constructive path.
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Senate
Watkins
Utah
chaiman
McCarthy
Watkins committee
Ralph W Zwicker
Senator Case
RSC
Knowland
California
cusaacion
Mcc-Carthys
Joe
Milwaukee
Citizens Committee Urged To Hear Underwood Issues
Tom Williams IUF field representative urged a neutral Citizens Committee to hear the dispute between Underwood Corporation and Local 209 IVE CIO. About 700 union members at Sokol Hall supported the plan after a confidence vote for the negotiating committee. Williams said management is grossly unfair and a committee would hear both sides. The idea will be discussed again this week amid plans for a $170,050 wage suit and a consult by counsel Al Godmin with union officials on legal details.
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underweed corporation
Wirhame
TUE
Al Godmin
dax
Key West battered by 20 inch deluge
Key West Florida, November 14, AP reports homeowners and merchants clearing mud and coral rock from homes and storefronts after a record deluge. A forecast of 1988 inches of rain in about 18 hours battered the city, with streets flooded and debris widespread. No official flood estimate yet, but cleanup was expected to be extensive.
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KEY WEST
Workers Ratify Brass Co Pact
Bridgeport Brass Co and Local 24411 Brass Workers AF of L ratified a wage pact unanimously after a 12 hour session with federal and state mediators. The agreement raises wages by four to 12 cents an hour for about 3400 workers retroactive to Oct 1 and runs to Oct 1, 1955. About 700 union members attended the meeting in Sokol hall and heard a detailed summary of the terms. Frank Mazzabufi presided over the session.
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Bridgeport Brass company
Brass Workers
AFI
Sokol
Frank Mazzabufi
Mendes-France Lands in Quebec for Tour
French Premier Pierre Mendes France arrived at Quebec Ancienne Sorette Airport to begin a North American goodwill tour. An honor guard of Royal 22nd Regiment stood as band music played. he planned to visit Washington to meet President Eisenhower.
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QUEBEC
Perre Mendes - France
Ancienne Sorette
Eisenhower
Washington
Ixurious
Air France
Canadas
Royal 22rd Regiment
atter ton
ecaret
Marie Mase
Frerva
Boy in Stolen Plane Delivers a Narrow Escape to Safe Landing
A young student pilot stole a plane from Kent County Airport and evaded intercepting jets for hours. The aircraft landed safely about 300 miles away in Michigan's Upper Peninsula after authorities traced its maneuvers from Oscoda. State police arrested him at his Gladstone home.
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GRAND RAPIDS
Kent County
Micigan
upper peninsula
Civi Aeronautics
Gladstone
te ou
Woartemith Air Force Base
Oscata
Wreckage Found by Cop After Midnight Plane Crash
Two New Haven men William Brooks 20 and Raymond Maine 19 died when a single engine Taylorcraft crashed at Municipal Airport. The aircraft vanished unseen with authorities noting the pilots held student licenses and had minimal flight time. Gusty winds and possible improper engine warm up were cited as factors.
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Asano fate Ll Trose Wer
phate
Horace B Wetherell
State Aeronautics department
New Haven
MSgt Everett Walker
Municipal
William F Brooks
Raymond Maine
bert Carrace
West Haven
Cale Anderson
Joseph Golenbiewski
Vermont
Jace Tweed
Golenbiewski
Pines
George Wolcheski
East Haven
Anderson
Philip Brooks
Willam
Brooks
yre
Hieron
Pine
Joseph Furino
arport
eaid
Plane crash in Ansonia Woods injures three rescuers
Ansonia reports a small aircraft fell into the woods near the town on November 14. Three people escaped with injuries after fire crews and bystanders assisted in pulling the pilot to safety. The survivors were credited with helping avert further harm.
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SYMPHONY
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usa
Telegram
Angelo Patr
Constantine Brown
Dr Bundesen
Erich Brandeis
Jacoby
Sylvia Porter
Stamford Bridge
M’Carthy
WOVEMGER
Jet
North Carolina
NORFOLK
M'CARTHY
Zwicker
Peress
McCarthis
Mar Irving Peress Watkins
Citizens Committee
Underwood
Willams Advances
BRASS CO
MENDES-FRANCE
Aira
Furno
Tweed
sven Furino
piane Pine
New Haven Co
leve and
Sargent & Co
Fonera’ services
Brooks Wilne
Ansonia Woods
ANSONIA
belte
Hi Nabor
Olin Miller
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