Senate 10 Open Probe Focuses On Missiles Setup
Senator Flanders urges a balanced plan for future disarmament as Senate Armed Services Preparedness subcommittee opens a public inquiry into measures to match Soviet missile and space weapon progress. Saltonstall flags possible overreach in missile programs and calls for reassessment of U S status versus Russia.
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Washington
Flanders
Eisenhower
Senate Armed Services Preparedness
Russia
Ll Eisenhower
United Nations
Harold E. Stassen
United States
Sen
Saltonstall Mass
Armed Service Committee
Saltonstall
Rus
Bridgeport Weather Forecast and Almanac Entry
Partly cloudy and cold in Bridgeport today with highs 35 to 40 and a low 25. Tonight clouds increase as temperatures fall. Tuesday stays mostly cloudy and cold with a chance of light snow and highs 36 to 40. Also notes monthly precipitation and a November 25, 1957 almanac entry.
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Tha U
Bridgeport
Atel Ee
Stores free to stay open late for Christmas shopping
November 1957 notices state stores may stay open until 9 p.m. in the shopping season. Bridgeport Retail Merchants and the Chamber of Commerce urge extended hours with 25 shopping days left before Christmas.
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Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce
Ube
Nixon Warns Against Panic Over Moscow Peace Pact
Vice President Nixon told the National Council of Catholic Youth that Russia launches a mass non military push to topple free governments and urged restraint to avoid panic while backing economic sacrifice in the cold war. He cited the Moscow peace manifesto backed by 64 nations and urged steady action.
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Philadelphia
Nixon
Russia
National Council of Catholic Youth
Fairfield County
CYO
Bridgeport
Hugh F. Gallagher
Moscow
Communist Parties
Irene Dunne
U. S
Spellman
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
US and Bonn Seen in Agreement on Key Issues
US secretary of state Dulles and West German Foreign Minister von Brentano said both sides are in accord on NATO strengthening talks. They backed closer political consultation among the 15 allies and pooling of scientific research for military and peaceful uses.
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Bonn
Washington
United States
West Germany
Dulles
Heinrich von Brentano
Europe
von Brentano
Rome
Theodor Heusson
NATO
Paris
U.S
Associated Press
Washington National Airport
John Foster Dulles
New York
Death of literary agent George Bye at 70 in New Canaan
George T. Bye 70 of Trinity Pass road New Canaan died at home after a long illness. He launched many careers and counted Charles A. Lindbergh Alexander Wallcroft Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt Rebecca West and Deems Taylor among his clients. A friend of the Roosevelts he urged Mrs. Roosevelt to start her My Day syndicated column. Born in Kansas City he began as a reporter and drama critic for The Kansas City Star.
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New Canaan
George T. Bye
Trinity Pass Road
Mr. Bye
Charles A. Lindbergh
Alexander Wallcott
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Rebecca West
Deems Taylor
Franklin D
King Mohammed VI Leaves Morocco for 19 Day US Visit
King Mohammed VI departs Rabat with a 16 member party aboard a plane provided by President Eisenhower for a 19 day tour of the United States. The group is to stop in Bermuda before arriving in Washington at noon EST. The king's aide carries gifts including Moroccan decoration insignia for President Eisenhower. A second plane carries king's household members and officials with documents.
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Rabat
Morocco
Mohammed VI
Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Rabat- Sale
Royal Family
Goverment
Paul Hendrickson
Azores
Moulay Hassan
Yale group aids doomed slayer in death row appeal
Yale law students have assisted the defense of Harold D. Rogers, convicted of a 1953 liquor-store holdup murder, with 40 students aiding the trial and subsequent appeals. Rogers, 49, of New Haven, has won two stays of execution and awaits a winter court ruling. Attorneys argue he was coerced into signing a confession.
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New Haven
Yale Law
Harold D. Rogers
Connecticut State Prison
Eugene V. Rostow
Yale Law School
Thomas R. Robinson
Rogers
Rostow
Arctic air hints at a white Thanksgiving in New England
Arctic air from Hudson Bay will push temperatures to near freezing for two days in New England. Daytime highs may stay around 40 with night lows in the teens to 20s, bringing late December feel for November and light snow flurries reported on Mt. Washington.
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Boston
New England
Weather Bureau
Hudson Bay Area
Mt. Washington
Mayor Accepts Hillside Heating Contract Approval
Mayor Tedesco and welfare department commissioners approved a new boiler system at Hillside Home. Bills totaling $30 432 15 will be paid this week to the architect and contractor, leaving a $2 000 retainer unpaid as the August completed work matter ends.
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Tedesco
Welfare Department
Hillside
Fire destroys Gulf Mobile roundhouse in Chicago area
A major blaze in suburban Forest View destroyed a Gulf Mobile & Ohio roundhouse and an adjoining warehouse, causing about 500000 dollars in damage. Firefighters from Chicago and suburbs battled the flames as explosions rocked the scene with no injuries reported.
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Chicago
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio Railroad
Forest View
Raymond Daley
Features for Everybody In Telegram Every Day
A fragmented newspaper page lists sections such as Classics and Comics, Editorials, Fashions, Radio and TV, Theater News, Women's News, and obituaries with scattered names like Angelo Patri and Sylvia Porter. The readable fragments indicate a general daily feature lineup rather than a cohesive story.
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Telegram
Angelo Patri
Constantine Brown
Dr. Bundesén Vos
Eees
Jacoby
Sports
Ene Sass
Sylvia Porter
Boy Dies as Car Flips Into Brook
A news brief from Lebanon reports a boy killed when a car overturned and plunged into a brook. Details are incomplete. the incident occurred near a Lebanon location on a November day.
Pope Backs Doctors Action In Certain Extreme Cases
Colchester teenager killed when his car skidded on route 207 and plunged into a brook. a companion injured. Richard Palmer, 16, died of head injuries. John Jackson, 15, survived after being found unconscious. Pope Pius XII said doctors may halt artificial respiration in some dying-patient cases if the family requests it, non euthanasia, in a Vatican address to doctors and anesthetists.
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Colchester
Henry Archibald
Richard G. Palmer
Robert Mc
Donald
Sing
John S. Jack
Jackson
Windham
Ial
Willimantic
Vatican City
Pius XII
Record Snow Blankets Texas as Midwest Sees Arctic Cold
A November storm dumped heavy snow in Eden Texas packing 13 inches the region's record. Laredo logged its first snow in a decade while Range, Texas, reported early snow for 60 years of weather bureau history. Arctic cold pushed temperatures down across the Midwest and toward New England.
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Texas
Midwest
Eden
Laredo
Rio Grande Valley
Weather Bureau
Grand Forks
N.D
Alexandria
Minn
U.S. Weather Bureau
Washington
San Angelo
Dallas
New York
Pennsylvania
New England
Continental Divide
Sputnik I seen over Connecticut in final flight glimpses
Milford and New Haven observers reported Sputnik I in view just after 1 am as it completed a lunar like pass over Connecticut. Professor Robert L. Brown of Moonwatch Station 87 described a pencil like shape and a whitish yellow hue while the rocket remained bright before fading. Doomsday prediction dated Dec 11 by Smithsonian scientists cited, Brown offered cautions about final descent timing.
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Hartford
Sputnik I
Connecticut
Robert L. Brown
Moonwatch Station 87
New Haven
Moonwatch
Milford
Brown
Smithsonian Astrophysical Scientists
Cambridge
Mass
Hunt Marries Ruth Wright in Dallas Quiet Ceremony
Dallas oilman H L Hunt, once described as the richest man, wed former Oklahoma woman Ruth Ray Wright at a Lakewood Methodist church home. Wright, an Idabel native who moved to Dallas years ago, becomes Hunt’s second wife. he is 68 and widowed since 1955. His holdings have been estimated at up to 400 million dollars.
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Dallas
H. L. Hunt
Oklahoma
Ruth Ray Wright
Life Magazine
Hunt
BTA
United States
Teachers seek $600 raise at public salary hearing
Bridgeport Teachers Association proposes a net $400 rise for the fiscal year starting April 1 plus raising annual increment from 200 to 300 and the basic maximum from 6404 to 7500. The 7 p.m. hearing in the Barnum Museum building will have BTA members answering questions from the Board of Education and citizens.
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Board of Education
Bridgeport Teachers Association
Barnum Museum Buiding
BTA
Harold Saunders
Francis J. King
Flora B. Lister
Sharp border clashes trigger calls to remove UN observer
On November 24 border tensions flared with Jordan and Syria. Jordan demanded removal of U S Marine Col. Leary as UN truce observer and said it would boycott the Mixed Armistice Commission. Syria accused Israel of provoking clashes near Tel Azaziat and warned of further actions. Jordan lodged a Security Council complaint over an Israeli convoy incident last week.
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Jordan
U.S
Byron Leary
Israel
Syria
Jerusalem
Col
UN Security Council
Leary
Mixed Armistice Commission
UHL Awa An Awan al Leeee
Arhiv
Coastal Plain
Tel Azaziat
Amman
Security Council
den Taanalian
Traedaniane
Runaway horse injures children at Mother Goose parade
A Palomino horse bolted along the Mother Goose parade route in El Cajon California injuring nine spectators seriously enough for hospital care. Five were children as the stampede extended over about two miles before horse officers captured the animal near a riding stable.
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San Diego
Calif
el Cajon
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