Young Pianist Sparkles In Symphony Concert
An erratic 85 mile an hour motorcycle crash near Wilton killed 22 year old Robert David Forrester of Norwalk. His passenger Edward Forcier was hospitalized in fair condition with cuts and possible concussion. Detective Robert Frederick pursued the bike, which sped past him on Route 7 Merritt Parkway before crashing near Route 33 junction. Forrester, who lived with his parents and worked at a Merritt Parkway service station in New Canaan, died at Norwalk hospital.
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Robert Frederick
Route 7
Merritt Parkway Bridge
Wilton Center
Forrester
Norwalk
Earl Forrester
Earl Jr
Joan
Merritt Parkway
New Canaan
Weather and Symphony Review From Stratford Theater
Cloudy and cold with a chance of snow tonight into Sunday morning then partial sun. High today 35 to 40. Includes almanac details and a full review of the Connecticut Symphony Orchestra concert at Stratford Shakespeare Theater, praising Natalie Ryshna and conductor Jo nel Perlea and noting audience reaction and local officials in attendance.
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Bridgeport
Connecticut Symphony Orchestra
Stratford Shakespeare Theater
Mozart
Mendelssohn
Natalie ‘'Ryshna
Jonel Perlea
Franck Symphony
Miss Ryshna
New York
Munich
Paris
New York Crane Hoists Stone Crashes Taxi Roof
A massive stone fell from a crane sling on Fifth Avenue and crashed through a taxi roof near the 24 story Canada House building. Three passengers and the driver escaped injury. the driver was hospitalized for shock. The stone, 1 by 3 feet, rested beside driver Frank Starpolic of Queens after the cab halted. passengers gave names and walked away.
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Hartford
Connecticut
New York
Fifth
Canada House
Fifth Avenue
54Th Street
Frank Staropolic
Queens
Starpolic
Walkout by Hudson piers longshoremen disrupts waterfront
About a thousand longshoremen from Local 824 walk off at Hudson river piers 84 to 97 protesting harassment by Waterfront commission investigators. The action targets the commission, not the New York Shipping Association, which vowed to pursue legal steps to end the walkout. Passengers aboard the Olympia helped with luggage as Cunard’s Britannic was due to dock tomorrow.
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New York
Hudson River
Luxury Line
Waterfront Commission
Commission
New York Shipping Assn
Olympia
Line
Cunard
Britannic
International Longshoremens Assn
44Th
Sth Street
New York- New Jersey
William V. Bradley
ILA
Michael Murphy
California forest fire tears through mountains near Los Angeles
A wind driven blaze roared through San Gabriel mountains burning 25 000 acres as ash spread toward Monrovia Azusa and Duarte. Officials estimate 25 million dollars in damage with 1400 firefighters battling the fast moving fire as wind remains strong and control unlikely before tomorrow night.
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Los Angeles
Monrovia
Azusa
Duarte
U. S. Forest Service
Angeles National Forest
San Gabriel Mountains
Forest Service
Fish Canyon
Montrose
Altadena
Sheriff's
Christmas Shopping Schedule for Downtown Stores
Stores open next Friday until 9 pm for Christmas shopping. Merchants close Thursday for Thanksgiving. Friday night features the Christmas Lighting program for downtown merchants and shoppers.
Mediation offer on Algerian war rejected by France
French Foreign Minister Christian Pineau dismissed Morocco and Tunisia's offer to mediate in the Algerian conflict as non neutral and insufficient, despite a Rabat communique backing independence, while the FLN urged talks on that basis.
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United Nations
N. Y
Christian Pineau
Morocco
Mohammed V
Habib Bourguiba
Pineau
Tunisia
Algeria
National Liberation Front
Rabat
Mohammed
Bourguiba
FLN
Front of National Liberation
France
Southbury
Repre
Southbury Training School
John A. Barbour
New York
Fleck
Earth
Grover C. Powers
Yales
Raymond C. Baldwin
State Supreme Court
Baldwin
Nobel
Scientists Preview Wonders Due in the Next Century
Scientists predict major advances over the next 100 years with new technologies and discoveries. Researchers describe potential breakthroughs in space exploration medicine energy and communication, outlining the long term prospects and challenges ahead.
Middle East Tensions Rise Across Lebanon to Cairo
Beirut reports 17 Syrian parliament members barred from crossing into Lebanon. Egypt blocks a Jordanairliner into Cairo with 20 aboard, including a seven man Jordan delegation. Jerusalem sees a blockade and renewed gunfire as Jordan-Israel hostility deepens. Officials offered no explanation.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Jerusalem
Cairo
Middle East
Mediterranean
Jordan
Amman
Old Jerusalem
Hussein
British scientists report Soviet satellite reentry likely within hours
In Cheshire England British scientists monitoring the world's largest radio telescope say the rocket carrier for the first Soviet satellite is easing back into the earth atmosphere and may descend within hours. Prof A C Lovell notes it swerved closer and runs 26 minutes ahead of schedule. Smithsonian aides await further data before adjusting moonwatch watches.
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Cheshire
England
A.C. Lovell
Jodrell Bank
Earth
Lovell
America
Smithsonian Astrophysical — Observatory
Cambridge
Mass
J. Allen Hynek
Smithsonian
Hynek
Landslides in Prince Rupert Kill Child. Seven Missing
Amateur radio operators report three homes demolished and seven people missing after landslides near Prince Rupert British Columbia. A body of a child recovered, eight missing identified as two couples, two children and two men. Area cut off by heavy weather. rescue teams work amid damaged communications and emergency lighting.
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Vancouver
B.C
Prince Rupert
Here
George Kitson
Kitson
Ketchikan
Alaska
Oliver
Perry
John Murray
George Henderson
Vandall
Air Force fires tiny artificial meteors from Aerobee rocket
Bedford Mass November 22 AP The Air Force fired two artificial meteors made of aluminum fragments from an Aerobee rocket over New Mexico and they could have reached the moon in about ten hours. Top speed was about 40 000 mph but the fragments likely fell toward the sun due to solar geometry.
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U. S. Air Force
New Mexico
Air Force
Bedford
Mass
Maurice Dubin
Cambridge Research Center
Outer Space
Earth
Moon
Dubin
Sara Photography
Harvard
Sacramento Peak Observatory
Mountain Stand
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Jeorge P. Hughes
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