Riot quell near Bri tain U S embassy in Paris protests
About 300 youths clashed with riot troops and police near the U S Embassy in Paris during talks between British Prime Minister Macmillan and French officials over Tunisia. Police rounded up roughly 100 demonstrators as others were driven back by clubs and a bomb threat clouded Place de la Concorde.
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Fairfield Parish Drive Progressing for St Pauls Church
The Fairfield Parish drive reports $81,174 raised toward a $250,000 fund for a new parish house and church renovations. Frederick Silliman announced after the first report meeting in the church. About 150 of 550 families have contributed, with progress reports due Wednesday and Friday this week. Rector Rev. Oliver D. Carberry leads the parish.
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Frederick 2. Silliman
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Veteran writer pivots from ventures to business ventures
A veteran author who once tried gold mining oil drilling and cattle ranching built a profitable career writing about bold business schemes. His early experiments shaped a long line of ventures and articles highlighting entrepreneurial risk and opportunity.
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Veterans Administration Hospital
City Court Delays Radar Speed Trial Hearings
Bridgeport’s first radar based speeding charges were postponed again by City Court Judge Kenneth J. Zarrilli. A dozen cases were rescheduled to Monday night Dec 30 due to lawyers' attendance issues. The radar expert appeared but was told to return on Dec 30.
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Ribicoff Names Three Top Aides to Staff
Hartford November 25 AP Governor Ribicoff appoints C Perry Phillips deputy state finance commissioner. AP veterans Carl J Lalumia and George A Mackie named administrative assistant and research assistant to the Governor, starting January 6.
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Hearing Planned on Science Courses in Connecticut Schools
Connecticut public schools will host a January public hearing by a State Legislative Council subcommittee on science and mathematics training. Senator Arthur Healey of New Haven chairs the subcommittee, with the date to be announced soon. Senator Newman Marsilius of Trumbull urged exploring ways to strengthen science and mathematics education.
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State Legislative Council
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Trumbull
Youthful Prisoner Andrew Jackson Captured at Fourteen
The early life incident recalls Andrew Jackson as a 14 year old youth when he was taken as a prisoner of war by a British raiding party during the American Revolutionary War.
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U. S
Judge Rules Sleep Break-In Not Unlawful Entry
Joseph McMillan, 22, Bronx elevator operator, admitted setting five fires but a judge postponed his case after ruling there was no proof of unlawful entry since he entered a ground floor apartment to sleep. Justice Ambrose J. Haddock stated it is not unlawful to enter and sleep in another's bed if no crime is intended.
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Car crash injures driver amid fires case in Fairfield County
Emil Bernier, 19, held on breach of the peace charges connected to five recent fires. He was captured after a pursuit at Knowlton and Shelton streets and a yard, near 191 Arctic street. He admitted starting a Nov 4 fire at 1347 Park avenue. Budlowski of Trumbull injured in crash on Route 25. Bernier faces Dec 2 court date. Jenny Morris guest of Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry in Germany.
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Yale Creates Ford Funded Government Affairs Professorship
Yale University announced a Ford Foundation funded eight year grant of 200000 to establish a Government Affairs Professorship. The first appointee is Eugene Meyer professor Robert A Dahl with research on democracy and American governance. Irving Rouse named anthropology department chair.
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Atlas rocket launch prospects spark alert at Cape Canaveral
Unnamed source hints Atlas intercontinental rocket may launch at Cape Canaveral on Nov 26 with a cautious remark that it could also be delayed for several days. The 90 foot Atlas line is under close watch as reporters await official word.
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First Harvard Yale boat race marks intercollegiate era
The first intercollegiate sports event in America was the Harvard Yale boat race held near Boston at Lake Winnipesaukee in New Hampshire. The historic regatta showcased early rivalry and helped establish annual rowing contests between the two universities.
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Norwalk Court Hands Suspended Sentence In Assault Case
Aaron Joyrer, 36, of 55 Dekalb Avenue Bridgeport, received a 180 day suspended jail term in City court after arraignment on serious assault breach of peace and carrying a concealed weapon charges. Other dispositions included fines for Haley and Caldarone and a guilty finding with probation for Croal.
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New England State Forecast Highlights Snow Flurries and Cold
Connecticut and nearby states face cloudiness and cold with scattered light snow flurries. Today and tonight remain mostly cloudy with continued cold conditions across Massachusetts Rhode Island Vermont New Hampshire Maine and windy coastal areas between Eastport and Block Island with northerly winds 10 to 20 mph and generally good visibility except snow bands.
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Zolller predicts state deficit in coming biennium
State Comptroller Fred R Zeller warned of a possible deficit at the end of the current two year period with an estimated $35 000 shortfall based on the first quarter figures. He noted 1957 ended with a $32 million surplus but cautioned that welfare spending increases are not included in his estimate.
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Arm survey sets tax aid at 225000
Connecticut farmers will save 225000 a year under a drought relief measure granting a local property tax exemption on livestock and poultry. Agriculture Commissioner Joseph Gill notes a department survey confirms the exemption. About 3600 bona fide farmers in the state rely on farming for at least half their livelihood.
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Connecticut
Joseph Gill
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Candidates File Election Expenses
Two candidates filed statements of expenses in the city election. Town Clerk William Keller recorded John Shenton's $200 contribution to his party's campaign fund and C. Gus Demas's $80 contribution to the same fund.
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John Shenton
C. Gus Demas
Three sextons Serve 122 Years at Newtonards Presbyterian
The Presbyterian church of Newtonards in Northern Ireland has relied on only three sextons over its 122 year history, highlighting long tenures and steady church maintenance.
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Newtonards
Irelard
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