Nuclear Bases in Europe and Warhead Stockpiles Planned
Dulles outlined a proposal to bolster allied power by locating dispersed nuclear warheads and bases in Europe with training for use by Allied forces. He said rockets could be ready by end of 1959 and emphasized U S control of warheads while allowing allied access in war. Canada’s stance on storage remained unsettled amid NATO talks.
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Dulles
U. S
Europe
Senhower
United States
Paris
America
Strategic Air Command
U.S
Canada
John G. Diefenbaker
Ottawa
State Department
Diefenbaker
NATO
College Club Fetés Courtland St House 30th Anniversary
The College club at 199 Courtland Street celebrated its 30th anniversary with a birthday party attended by about 65 members. Gifts including towels linens lamps and furniture were donated and auctioned for the club's benefit under the direction of Dr. Donald Krushak with both silent and Chinese auctions.
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College Club
Courtland Street
Donald Krushak
Donald Plumb
Charles Patterson
David Kenny
Stratford Runaways Held in Auto Theft Case
Two 15 year old boys from Stratford Conn were held in Rockingham County jail on armed robbery and auto theft charges after a car theft at knife point near Harrisonburg Va. They told deputies they left Stratford in a car owned by a relative and wrecked it near the constable’s area. Authorities said no action would be taken until parents are contacted.
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Harrisonburg
William Dan
York
Stratford
Grocers Face Court Today In Hiring of Robbed Minors
City court arraignment set today for two grocers on charges of employing minors who were robbed while delivering cash deposits. James Marino and Harry DeMetri were held on related counts. both posted bond and await further proceedings as executives discuss commuter service and fare increases amid opposition to new lines.
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Alpert
Bridgeport
James Marino
Stratford
Marino
Paul Lutson
Seymour Street
Stratford. Com
Haven
Harry DeMetri
Charity drive reaches goal short by three hundred nineteen thousand nine hundred ninety eight
The Business and Finance division praised Jack Olinsky for personally securing 33 pledges from recalcitrant givers as part of a fundraising drive. Bernard Seigel of Skydel's presented Jimmy Cricket with a suit, and Mrs. John Jutkiewicz received a silver tray from Michaels Jewelers. Top gifts included 1999 and 2150 from Trio Industries and Contract Plating.
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Jack Olinsky
Flying Squadron
Hawley
Bernard Seigel
Skydel’s, Inc
Jimmy Cricket
Danny Judd
Segal
Dan‘ny
John Jutkiewicz
Danny
Saul Lictenstein
Michaels Jewelers
Trio Industries, Inc
Stratford
Generals Accused in Maryland Illegal Hunting Case
In Maryland on November 7, Maj. Gen. Rinaldo Van Brunt and Lt. Gen. Edward T. Williams were named among 15 defendants charged in U. S. District Court with illegally hunting wild geese on a baited area at Great Oak Farm in Kent County. The group faced the same violation. Assistant U. S. Attorney John G. Underwood prepared the charges.
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Baltimore
U. S. District Court
Maryland
Rinaldo van Brunt
Second Army
Fort Meade
Edward T. Williams
Continental ‘Army Command
Fort Monroe
Great Oak Farm
Kent County
U. S
John ‘G. Underwood
Dmitri Mitropoulos
New York Post
Mitropoulos
Minneapolis
John Zielinski
Symphony
Bridgeport
Metropolitan Opera
Ber of Commerce
Glorietta Manor
Eugene Onegin
Sgt. Zielinski
Menotti
Vanessa
Hartford Area Men Sentenced for Burglaries and Robbery
Two Hartford area men and a Waterford youth received prison terms after pleading guilty to burglary and armed robbery in Norwich and Hartford courts. Leslie Eccleston, 37, of Bloomfield, drew 3 1/2 to 12 years plus 4 years on related counts. Harald McIntyre, 26, of Hartford, 9 1/2 to 35 years on nine charges. Both had police and mental health histories and were on parole when arrested. The case stemmed from breaks at Billings Lake cottages in North Stonington and a gas station attempt in Stonington where Bucklyn and neighbors aided police. State's Attorney Allyn L. Brown urged substantial punishment.
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New London
Waterford
Hartford
Norwich State Hospital
Howard
W. Alcorn
McIntyre
Brown
Maine
George Gilman
Eccleston
Gilman
Leslie E. Eccleston
Bloomfield
Harald J. McIntyre
Washington
John
Air Force
Bucklyn
Stonington
General to head atom plane project
He cited Eccleston's 1936 indictment for first degree murder in the killing of a...
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F General
Atom Plane
Eccleston
Griffin testified on missing funds in estate case
During cross examination Mrs. Griffin said her husband removed eight to nine thousand dollars from Mrs. Gross original bank account and hid it in a manila envelope placed in a steel file cabinet at the couple's home. About seventeen hundred dollars remained. She recalled meeting “Aunt Mary” 15 to 20 years ago when Mr. Griffin helped Mrs. Gross in a Bridgeport bankruptcy involving her apparel store.
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Rae
Weinstein
Philo
Calhoun
Philip H. Smith
Gaffney Woman's Home Bombed Amid Race Relations Book
Police report a time bomb exploded at the home of Mrs. Claudia Thomas Sanders in Gaffney South Carolina injuring no one. The device was a dynamite-filled wooden keg placed near a chimney. heavy damage and shattered windows were reported as the blast occurred shortly before 11 p.m. Winds and storms swept parts of the state with gusts up to 66 mph, but no further damage was noted.
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Gaffney
S. C
Claudia Thomas Sanders
Sanders
Cone
Charlotte
N. C
Windsor Locks
Sandvith
U. S. Weather Bureau
South Carolina
Bradley Field
John M. Morris
Dillon
Hartford
Gard
Ennier Ara
Weather Bureau
West
Connecticut
South Carolinians Speak Book Examines Race Relations
A volume titled South Carolinians Speak with the subtitle A Moderate Approach to Race Relations presents discussion on race issues in the state. The work gathers viewpoints from various residents, offering measured perspectives on integration and community cooperation.
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Ion
Five Die In Crash Near Pee Dee River Bridge Albemarle
Five people die when a car and a heavy truck with a bulldozer collide near the Pee Dee river bridge six miles east of Albemarle North Carolina. Two others are hospitalized one seriously. one person walks away from the flaming wreck. The truck driver Doyle Young 21 Burnsville dies underneath the wheel. Victims in the car include Madison G. Hogan 43 Troy Mrs Harrison Ritter 27 Montgomery County Curtis Greene 25 Troy and Mrs Calvin Hicks Troy. Harrison Ritter in critical condition at Stanly Memorial Hospital. Roy Waytt hospitalized from shock and burns amid crash remains under care. John Levi of Haskell scored 149 points in 1923 and 112 the next season.
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Albemarle
N. C
Pee Dee River
Here
State Highway Patrol
Doyle Young
Burnsville
Madison G. Hogan
Troy
Harrison-Ritter
Montgomery County
Curtis H. Greene
Calvin] Hicks
Roy’ Waytt
Eevsate
Cousy avoids surgery for thigh injury in Celtics setback
Worcester based Celtics guard Bob Cousy will miss two to three weeks after delaying a minor thigh operation. The NBA star, injured in a collision with Neil Johnston, is under care in Massachusetts as the Celtics seek to maintain their winning streak while the Air Force directs a new program.
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Worcester
Mass
Bob Cousy
Donald ¥. Keirn
Boston
Air Force
National Basketball Association
Celtics
Paul Shannon
St. Vincent
Defense Department
Cousy
New Orleans
The
New
Holy Cross
Orleans Pelicans
Philadelphia
Neil Day
Pelicans
Johnston
South
Ern Association
Warriors
UN Assembly Backs Disarmament Talks Amid Vote
The UN Assembly approved a disarmament resolution by 60 to 9 after debates on a compromise plan adding 25 nations to the commission after Jan 1. Ambassador Lodge called the move a genuine conciliatory step but warned further concessions would not be pursued to entice the Soviet Union from boycotting future talks.
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Prica
Ourself
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Soviet Union
Lodge
Dulles and Pineau Clash Over Tunisian Arms Policy
U S secretary of state Dulles and French foreign minister Pineau failed to agree on arms shipments to Tunisia. They discussed preventing Tunisian arms for Algerian rebels and a French plan for North Atlantic cooperation while a solution to the dispute aims to cool Franco British American tensions ahead of the Paris summit.
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Tion
Algeria
Western Alliance
Paris
Pineau
Dulles
Tunisia
North Atlantic
Herve Alphand
State Department
Telecaster Talks at Fairfield U
NBC announcer Ed Herlihy addressed Fairfield University students in Gonzaga Hall during Bellarmine lectures on opportunities in Television and Radio Tomorrow. He noted 22 years at NBC, hosting Kraft Television Theatre, The Big Show, Show of Shows, Sid Caesar, Patti Page, and Monitor. He credited Boston College with his start, and Rev. Mulllin introduced him. lectures directed by Rev. Leeber. Another lecture is planned next month. Plant improvements are planned for Austria's largest steel plant at Docawitz.
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Ed Herlihy
NBC
Universal International
Fairfield University
Gonzaga Hall
Bellarmine
Kraft Television Theatre
National Broadcasting Company
Tallulah Bankhead
Sid Caesar
Patti Page
Children’s Hour
Monitor
Herlihy
Boston College
Laurence S. Mullin
S.J
Hellarmine
Victor F. Leeber
Father Leeber Isais
Jets Collide Over Scott Air Base Two Pilots Bail Out
Two F86 Sabrejet fighters collided in flight over Scott Air Force Base near St. Louis. Both pilots parachuted to safety. one injured, the other in good shape. Officials did not identify them. They were members of the 85th Fighter-Interceptor Squadron on night training missions.
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Belleville
Ill
Scott Air Force Base
Charles Shhultzebarger
Shultzabarger
85Th
Scott
St. Louis
Inmate McChan Guilty in Hartford Knife Attack Case
Connecticut state prison inmate George McChan pleaded guilty to aggravated assault for stabbing fellow prisoner Charles Rhinehart with a sharpened kitchen knife on April 27. Rhinehart survived after surgery. McChan, serving four to six years for robbery with violence, faces sentence after presentencing investigation on December 3.
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Hartford
Connecticut
Hartford County
George McChan
Fairfield County
McChan
Asst
Douglas B. Wright
Elmer W. Ryan
Wright
McMahon
Charles Rhinehart
Rhinehart
St. Francis Hospital
Teller backed in 28th District in Eastern Connecticut race
In Eastern Connecticut GOP leaders and figures discuss potential gubernatorial candidates with no firm decisions. Speculation centers on Teller, with others named including Nelson Brown, Antoni Sadiak, and Horace Seeley-Brown Jr. Meetings with party leaders and divisions within the GOP are noted as harmonious. Governor Ribicoff’s vacations are criticized by Baldwin as he reiterates state politics.
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Connecticut
GOP
Nelson Brown
Groton
U.S
Antoni N. Sadiak
Rockville
Horace Seeley-Brown Jr
Pomfret
Baldwin
Meade Alcorn
Suffield
Zeller
William H. Brennan
Stamford
Fairfield County
Woodbridge
Alcorn
Brennan
Mr. Zeller
Hartford Club
Washington
Ribicoff
Bond
John Lodge
Aboe
Albert Cretella
North Haven
Defendan t Acquitted in Monroe Town Court Case
Walter F. Donlon of 228 Dover Street Bridgeport was acquitted on a charge of evading responsibility tonight by Town Court Justice Arthur S. Beardsley. He was arrested Sept 21 and represented by Hugh F. Moyt of Stratford.
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Monroe
Walter F. Donlon
Dover Street
Bridgeport
Arthur’s. Beardsley
Hugh
Moyt
Stratford
Gaillard Wins Test on Taxes in France
The vote shows communists and Poujadists opposing new taxation while many conservatives abstained. Gaillard’s unpopular special powers bill passed as French lawmakers seek to restore prestige abroad amid Algeria war costs. New tax measures include 20 percent excess profits税, 2 percent reserve levy, higher stamp duties and indirect taxes raising prices on about 200 semi luxury items.
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France
Gaillard
Algeria
Two-Vehicle Crash injures Stratford men at Beechwood and Norman
Two cars collided at Beechwood avenue and Norman street leaving Joseph Carroll and Thomas Venezia shaken but treated and released from St. Vincent's hospital. Leonard Gallant 27 was cited for auto law violations after veering past a stop sign and crashing into a utility pole. he was released on a summons pending traffic court.
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Beechwood Avenue
Norman Street
Joseph Carroll
Colorado Avenue
Thomas Venezia
Elerle Street
Stratford
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Robert McCane
Leonard Gallant
Hancock, Avenue
Venezia
Gallant
McCone
John T. O'Leary
Reed urges restraint on wage raises to curb inflation
Philip D. Reed of General Electric told the Public Relations Society of America conference that inflation is driven by wage growth outpacing productivity. He urged industry to avoid excessive pay increases in upcoming union contracts and called for public support for restraint and responsibility to control costs.
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Philadelphia
Philip D. Reed
General Electric Company
The
Public Relations Society of America
Reed
Drugs Maker Plans Building In Groton
Groton plans a new research building on a one acre site opposite its main plant. Dr Jasper H Kane says the facility will add about 200 jobs to Groton, bringing total employment to around 1,300 at the manufacturing plant and research facilities. The structure will include three stories and a basement with over 100000 square feet for laboratories a technical library and conference rooms. Ground breaking is expected before year end with completion planned for late.
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Groton
Chas. Pitzer and Company
Jasper H. Kane
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