Stevenson to Advise on NATO as Ike Signals Meeting
Adlai Stevenson arrives in Washington to assist the Eisenhower administration on Atlantic alliance matters and warns of a possible communist economic breakthrough. He says he received a letter from President Eisenhower about meeting to discuss his new role and plans to confer with Dulles before Paris talks. He stresses disarmament, mobile forces, and the danger of underdeveloped areas falling under Soviet influence.
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Washington
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Stevenson
New York City
Ike
NATO
William M. Blair
Illinois
Sputnik
Dulles
Paris
Six Jets Complete 10600 Mile Nonstop Air Route
Six B52 jet bombers concluded a 10,600 mile nonstop flight from the United States to Buenos Aires and back, averaging 560 miles per hour. Brig. Gen. William K. Martin said the mission functioned perfectly. The formation flew from Homestead Air Force Base, reaching Zceiza airport in Argentina for reviews before returning.
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Oi Ee Air Force WE
Weather Bureau
Bridgeport
United
States
Buenos Aires
William K
Wild Bill
Argentina
Martin
Homestead Air Force Base
Homestead
al Aven Ie
Two Charged With Assault in Slugging of Merchant
Two men were arrested after an attempted robbery of Merritt Food Market owner Joseph Ricca. Thomas Wilkins 26 of 68 Garden street and Cornelius Hartley 24 of 518 Main street face assault and breach of the peace charges. Each is held on 10000 bail. Ricca 52 of 195 Mary avenue Stratford was slugged with a lug wrench and hospitalized with head injuries but in fairly good condition at St Vincent's Hospital.
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Thomas Wilkins
Garden Street
Cornelius Hartley
Main Street
Joseph Ricca
Mary Avenue
Stratford
Merritt
Ricca
St. Vincent's Hospital
Warden Ties 10 Prisoners to Sit Down Strike
Warden Mark S. Richmond said 10 suspected leaders of Friday’s passive sit down strike at the State Prison are in administrative segregation. He warned group pressure and demonstrations would not be tolerated and those responsible would be punished. Police identified no names, but described a confrontation in which a man named Wilkins allegedly struck an officer and fled, with 10 prisoners held pending further action.
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Wethersfield
Mark S. Richmond
State Prison
Richmond
Vern
Ricca
Wilkins
Wilkins Auto
Harley
John McGee
Andrew Kasinak
Richo Theater
Main
Charles
Pineau Leaves for U S Talks in Paris Crisis Mission
French Foreign Minister Christian Pineau departed for the United States to press Secretary Dulles on arms shipments to Tunisia and to seek U.S. backing for France's Algeria policy. He aims to curb arms flows and secure support for NATO, but sources doubt his requests will be granted.
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Paris
Christian Pineau
United States
Dulles
Tunisia
Pineau
New York
U.S
France
Algeria
NATO
Prison reported as quiet and healthy with trusted church services
He described the prison as otherwise quiet and healthy today and said that because of this he had allowed the prisoners to go to church services which were well attended.
Woman Hurt as Bus Topples East Side Pole
Mrs. Millie DeMaio 60 of 324 Wilmot Avenue stepped from a CR&L bus at East Main and Stratford and was struck by a street light pole toppled by the bus. Ambulance delayed half an hour. she was treated and sent home. A green Ford carrying eight youths fled the scene. The pole topple was blamed on an unidentified car forcing the bus.
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Millie DeMaio
Wilmot Avenue
Cr&l
East Main Street
Stratford Avenue
DeMaio
Bridgeport Hospital
Uper Madison Avenue
Edward Frans
Columbia Street
James H. McNally
McNally
Driver hunted after hotel crash injures Stratford boy
Anthony Salerno fourteen of 86 Oak Street was injured when an auto mounted a walk and crashed into the Stratfield Hotel main entrance. He is listed in fair condition at St Vincent's hospital while police seek the unknown Stratford driver who fled the scene.
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Anthony Salerno
Oak Street
Stratfield ‘Hotel
Main Street
St. Vincent’s Hospital
John McNally
Donald Menard
Stratford
Gertrude M. Anderson
RFD
Stepney Depot
Monroe
Auguest Salerno
America
Richard Fichter
Route 1
Springville
Angelo Patri Features for Everybody In Telegram
Page 9 item notes Angelo Patri features in a Telegram section with sections such as Editorials Fashions and Comics. It mentions other columns like Jacoby on Bridge Obituaries Radio and TV and Sylvia Porter in a Sports Theatre and Women's News context.
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Telegram
Angelo Patri
Constantine
Dr. Bundesen
Women's
Horses Outlast Footracers In 158 Mile Utah Marathon
A 158 mile horseback riders versus footraces marathon from Salt Lake City to Roosevelt, Utah ended after 57 hours with horses winning as riders collapsed. In Mississippi and Alabama tornadoes killed five people and damaged multiple communities including Jasper, Pine Springs, Sulivant, and Cullman.
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Utah
Macon
Miss
Mississippi
Alabama
Texas
White Settlement
Fort Worth
Jasper
Cross Roads
Manchester
Pine Springs
Sullivant and
Cullman
Roosevelt
High Hill
Fow Dale
Salt Lake City
Here
November 1957 Store Hours Begin Monday Merchants Boost Shopping
Retail Merchants division of the Bridgeport Chamber of Sorpiges announces Monday night shopping starting tonight in member stores. Stores will stay open Mondays until nine through December 23 in a push to boost holiday sales.
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Retail Merchants Division
Bridgeport Chamber of Sorpiges
Fire guts Hotel Coffee Shop on Fairfield Avenue
A fire damaged the kitchen of the Barnum Coffee Shop at the Hotel on Fairfield Avenue around 1 25 a m Sunday causing over 5000 in damages. Firefighter Michael Stenoha aged 42 was badly hurt and is in St Vincent's Hospital in fair condition. Three other firefighters were overcome by smoke. The blaze started in a grease gut and spread quickly. staff fought flames but did not call the fire department until the fire grew. The coffee shop will be closed for two or three days for repairs.
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Barnum
Fairfield Avenue
Michael Stenoha
St. Vincent's Hospital
Vernon C. Behn
Sylvester E. Jennings
Jennings
Prease
Violence Claims Six Lives Across State Over Weekend
Six people died in separate incidents Saturday night and Sunday across Connecticut. Victims include Serfino Oliveto, 66, of Waterbury fatally struck near West Haven Veterans Hospital, and a 54-year-old Bridgeport man who died under a truck near the Devon side of the Washington Bridge. A Bridgeport man ended his life following a police pursuit and a Stamford teenager died in a Saturday crash after a wild chase. A collapsing chimney and a derailment also noted.
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Serfino Olivetto
Waterbury
West Haven Veterans Hospital
Bridgeport
Devon
Washington Bridge
Stamford
Weekend burglaries hit Bridgeport stores and homes
Police reported a spate of break ins across Bridgeport over the weekend with the Eveready Supply at 805 Housatonic Avenue looted of 200 dollars in cash and stamps, a confectionery at 423 Bostwick Avenue taken for about 9 dollars, Park City Grocery at 624 Park Avenue 40 dollars, and Rainbow Fruit Market at 945 East Main Street missing cash. A home on Marina Village was entered via an unlocked window with a camera valued at 100 dollars and a pistol among missing items. Police say 17 similar safes have been robbed since September 1, totaling 9539 dollars.
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Pete Mastronardi
Bridgeport
Wth
John A. Lyddy
Eveready Supply Company
Housatonic Avenue
Harald Sherwood
Stephen Zawadski
Bostwick Avenue
Peter Zelick
Park City
Park Avenue
East Main ‘Street
Rudolph Gottschalk
Paul Larkin
Marina Village
Lecal
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