Trial delays praised by judge in Connecticut court
Judge Parmalee bluntly rails at lack of readiness in cases amid eight court rooms with only a few in session. He demands an assignment system to move cases efficiently, warns jurors and lawyers, and adjourns court to resume next morning. The critical tone targets behind-schedule proceedings and mounting juror costs.
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Parmalee
Veniremen
Fairfield County
New Haven
Parmelee
Stricker
Puzzle No 26 Admits Stumped Fans and Clues
Readers puzzle through clues and explanations for Puzzle No 26. The piece debates wordplay on BED SEAT SEAM RED and other terms, noting across and down answers such as FAN ENRAGED DELAY PLAID BED SHOUTING IDEAS OLD and DONE with reasoning on craftsmanship, timing, and misdirection.
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Pains
McCarthy Censure Debate Faces Recess Vote
Senate debate on censure of Senator McCarthy featured tense exchanges over a recess until next Monday to review day by day medical reports. Lehman urged a brief delay while Dirksen warned of a possible run around, and Johnson pledged renewed effort when the session resumes.
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McCarthy
Jenner
R-Ind
Wisconsin
Lehman
Senate
Dirksen
Ill
William
Williams
Morse
Fulbright
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Senate of the
United States
Hendrickson
RWJ
Hen
Lennon
Bennett
Utah
Freighter Collision Sinks Near Franklin D Roosevelt Drive
A freighter ran aground and sank at the Manhattan shore near the Franklin D Roosevelt drive after colliding with another vessel. Fire crews evacuated most aboard while Olbmixon Captain Pedro Castro and the chief engineer remained. Olbmixon refused to discuss the cause and will file a full report with proper authorities.
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Lake Charles
Manhattan
Olbmixon
Pedro Castro
Catef
Commons backs defense pacts in British vote
Four MPs opposed the warning while Emrys Hughes and Sidney Silverman joined rebels by accepting appointive tellerships. Aneurin Bevan condemned the deals as an ignominious surrender. Attlee warned of risk, while Eden argued no alternative avoids danger before ratification. Germany would join NATO and the expanded Brussels alliance with Britain, France, Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg.
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Labor
Emrys Hughes
Sidney Silverman
Aneurin Bevan
Labor Party
Germany
NATO
North Atlantic Treaty' Organization
Brussels Alliance
Western European Union
Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Dixie Red Leader Seized by FBI in Public Communist Claim
FBI agents seized a Dixie Red Leader figure identified as Scales also known as Joe Shields. The public confession notes long communist party involvement in North and South Carolina since 1946. Born March 26, 1920 in Greensboro NC, he studied at UNC, served in the Army 1942 1946, and is married with a daughter.
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Communist Party
FBI
Scales
Joe Shields
North
South Carolina
Greensboro
N.C
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Watkins committee member questions witness weight in testimony
Senator Barrett pressed for the weight given to a witness’s testimony about remarks by Brig. Gen. Ralph W. Zwicker. The hearing touched on whether Zwicker muttered You S. O. B. about McCarthy and whether the officer might have meant O. D. instead. Case noted possible mishearing and discussed whether the officer had served as O. D. before the alleged remark.
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Drickson
Hendrickson
Senate
McCarthy
Committee
Privileges and Elections
Case
Zwicker
Defense Attacks Weapon Data At Sheppard Trial
Prosecutor Corrigan pressed Dr. Gerber on pillow impressions and weapon debates as Dr. Sheppard faced cross examination about inquest testimony. The trial touched on sterility, pregnancy rumors, and a possible split personality theory, with the defense aiming to dampen causation claims.
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Blythin
John J. Mahon
Gerber
Dr. Sheppard
Corrigan
Mahon
Marilyn Sheppard
Cleveland
Bay View Hospital
Eaton
Bay Village
John P. Eaton
Marilyn
Chip
Sheppard
Mrs. Sheppard
Red Feather drive short by goal foreshadows cuts
The Community Chest fell short of its target by 145 328 dollars, threatening budget cuts for 22 Red Feather agencies. Health services face reductions: Visiting Nurse Association would lose nurses and patient visits, Queen's Daughters would cut nursing care for the poor, and Bridgeport Society would reduce care for mentally ill children. Agencies vow to resist, urging community support to avoid diminished care and increased suffering.
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Red Feather
Anna C. Gring
Visiting Nurse's Association
Queen's Daughters
Charles E. Allen
Milne Street
Bridgeport Society
Tyltyl. B. Schrieber
Elwyn M. Smolen
Navy
Russians Agree to an Atom Plan Conference Invitations Debate
East and West dispute invitation limits at a science conference with UN and agency members. Russia seeks unrestricted invites possibly including China. Lodge opposes delaying peaceful work for non UN members. Russians likely to back the resolution despite dropped demand.
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Russia
China
Lodge
Lodge May Get Diplomatic Post In GOP Shuffle
Rumors say Governor Lodge may take a public life break with a diplomatic posting to Portugal. The piece notes top GOP leaders Baldwin Alcorn Tanner and potential moves for deputy attorney general amid a crowded field including Adorno Sprague DiCenzo Celentano Mendillo Schwolsky Bracken and others within Connecticut politics.
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Lodge
Portugal
Clarence F. Baldwin
Meade Alcorn
Baldwin
Alcorn
House
Arthur E. B. Tanner
Woodbury
Tanner
John J. Bracken
Hartford
Joseph A. Adorno
Middletown
Adorno
Mansfield D. Sprague
New Canaan
George DiCenzo
New Haven
Fred Celentano
William C. Cellentano
DiCenzo
Archie Mendillo
Waterbury
Harry Schwolsky
Bracken
Schwolsky
GOP
State Central Committee
Mendillo
Raymond FE. Snyder
Chard Benson
Snyder-Benson
Hartford Party
Patrick J. DePasquale
Edward N. Allen
Baldwin-Alcorn- Lodge
William H
Friends of Retarded Meeting Set Tonight
Plans for Mentally Retarded Children's Week will be discussed at a meeting of the Parents and Friends of Mentally Retarded Children, Inc., tonight at 8 o'clock in the Volunteer Bureau. Guest stars will be announced for the Tuesday Klein Memorial variety show. Mrs. Edward Gall will report on the National Association for Retarded Children's fifth annual convention in Boston October 20 to 23, including the Sheltered Workshops workshop and a visit to Kennedy Memorial Hospital in Brighton. Mrs. Theodore DeCato will cover the workshop on The Extremely Retarded Child Home and Institution.
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Parents and Friends of
Mentally Retarded Children, Inc
Klein Memorial
Edward Gall
National
Association For Retarded Children
Joseph P. Kennedy Memorial Hospital
Brighton
Theodore DeCato
Mitzi Gaynor Marries Jack Bean in San Francisco
Dancing actress Mitzi Gaynor and Los Angeles publicist Jack Bean wed in San Francisco with Judge Milton Sapiro officiating at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W.H. French. The couple, both making their first marriage, listed ages of 23 and 32 on their Santa Monica license and planned a cross country trip to visit relatives in New York Detroit Minneapolis.
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Mitzi Gaynor
Jack Bean
Los Angeles
Milton Sapiro
W.H. French
Pauline Gerber
Jack Rose
Bean
Santa Monica
Miss Gaynor
New York
Detroit
Henry Gerber
Minneapolis
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