Musicians' Union Accepts Two Year Symphony Pact
At a meeting of the Fairfield County Symphony Society the Local 62 union accepted a two year contract covering musicians. Raphael Korff noted terms on auditions and a pay raise plan, with no raise this year and $3 per concert next year.
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Musicians’ Union
Fairfield County Symphony Society
Ant
American Federation of Musicians
Raphael Korff
AFL
Korff
Algonquin Club
Herbert L. Cohen
Quigley Wins Stamford Mayoral Primary Victory
Stamford Democratic mayoral primary results show Mayor Thomas F. J. Quigley carrying all districts with 9 382 votes to Frank W. Livoisi's 5 055. Quigley seeks a third term as town officials and finance incumbents also retain seats in a multi-race results report.
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Stamford
Thomas F. J. Quigley
Frank W. Livoisi
Quigley
Livoisi
Joseph V. Toner
Manuel Vetti
Board of Finance
Nicholas Gorman
Isadore Mackler
Ray Huhta
Thomas Burns
George Hubbard
Howard Allaway
Ruth Lev
Weather Outlook for Bridgeport and Vicinity
Variable cloudiness and sun today with mild temperatures high 70 to 75. Fair and cool tonight near 45. Wednesday outlook is fair and mild. Yesterday’s high 56 and low 50s. barometer 30.09 inches. humidity 10 percent. Tide times listed and almanac note October 1 marks day 274 of the year.
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Weather Bureau
Bridgeport
Klenelex
Pam
School bus plunge kills two children in Los Angeles
A bus carrying All Saints Catholic school pupils plunged 25 feet into a ravine, somersaulted, and landed on its top in a creek. Two young boys died and about 20 others plus the driver were injured. Police identified the driver as Homer W. Ring, 60, of Overridge Jane Wilton, not arrested pending a coroner's inquest.
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Los Angeles
All Saints Catholic School
Sured
Homer W. Ring
New Canaan
Arnold
Griffin Balks at Ike Parley as Crisisover Integration Deepens
President Eisenhower cut short a 17 day New England vacation and returned to Washington to address school integration questions. Governor Marvin Griffin of Georgia refused a White House conference on integration, citing focus on the broader issue of troop withdrawal. The couple departed Newport on Barbara Anne and boarded Columbine VII for Washington after a Newport Quonset Point leg.
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Washington
Eisenhower
New England
White House
Marvin Griffin
Georgia
Atlanta
Griffin
Arkansas
U.S. Naval Base
Newport
R. I
Norwalk Man Dies After Pedestrian Hit by Car
Clarence E. Arnold 73 of 20 Lawrence Street died from head injuries after being struck by a car while crossing Van Zant in Norwalk at about 9 30 this morning.
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Telegram
Sgianu
BranvenMien
Gan- 29
UDB Furral
South
Main ‘Street
Ralph Seguine
Community Baptist Church
Riverside Cemetery
Norwalk
Clarence E. Arnold
Lawrence Street
van Zant
Legislature Overrides Governor Veto On Drought Loans Bill
The Republican Legislature enacted the drought loan farm aid measure despite Governor Ribicoff's veto. House 197 to 30, Senate 20 to 6 with 10 absentees, authorizing up to 5000 dollar loans for farmers who lost 40 percent of crops, funded by a 2 million dollar state bond issue. Governor warned the plan could burden the state for years.
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Hartford
Ribicoff
House
Senate
Benjamin L. Barringer
New Milford
Joseph Goldberg
Norwich
Goldberg
New London County
GOP
Elmer S. Watson
Wethersfield
Fred Pope Jr
Fairfield
Raps bin
Guards reduced at Little Rock Central High
Barricades and heavy troop presence eased as integration week enters its second day at Central High School. Nine Negro students walked unescorted to the Army vehicle home while paratroops and detachment guards were scaled back. Federal Judge Ronald Davies sought relief from duties tied to the case.
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Little Rock
Ark
Central High School
Ronald Davies
Notable Chaos as Ambulances Rushed to Hospitals
Screams echoed block from the scene as one boy cried for help with bloodied mouth. A corps of ambulances transported the injured to Central Receiving Lineln Heights Receiving and Los Angeles Coun cy Panawal general. Shoes and lunch pails lay scattered along Dorchester creek. A notebook page bearing the name Marilyn drifted away.
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Central Receiving
Lineln Heights
Los Angeles Councy Panawal
Feneral
Dorchester Creek
Marilyn
Boys Admit Killing Hobby Show Owner
Spokane two teenaged boys confessed to fatally shooting Manley C. Martin 63, owner of a hobby shop, after slipping from home during the night and engaging in a string of burglaries. Police say the frail 13 year old fired the fatal shot in a 3 a m gun battle.
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Spokane
Wash
Manley C. Martin
New Voters Sworn In as Board Schedules Extended Sessions
The Board of Selectmen administered the oath to 198 new voters in yesterday’s session. On the opening day of the current series, Saturday, 215 voters were recorded. The board will meet today through Friday from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. in the Common Council chambers at City Hall, State and Broad streets.
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Common Council
City Hall
State and
Broad Streets
City hall meeting over Wheeler mansion preservation
A Wheeler Mansion preservation committee met Mayor McLevy in City Hall to urge a pledge not to raze the 111 year old Gothic structure before the November 5 election and to back a city wide referendum. The mayor cited cost and storage plans for a memorial in the civic center and denied any plan to hire wrecking firms.
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City Hall
Wheeler Mansion Preservation Committee
McLevy
Common Council
James J. Kenney
John L. Simpson
Board of Apportionment
New Civic Center
Wheeler Mansion
Civic Center
Wheeler
Buzak
Wheeler House
Robert P .Shelton
Elida Arreghin
Fred A. Griswold
Stephen Borona
Robert Fritz
Edward Bello
Christ Episcopal Church
Board revokes special cop appointment at garage
The Board of Police Commissioners revoked the badge and sworn duties of Louis Mendegro who served nine days as a special officer at the Municipal Parking garage. Records show prior arrests for breach of the peace and assault, and for passing a signal and stopping sign violations. Mendegro used the name Louis Monroe during the appointment.
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Board of Police Commissioners
Louis Mondegro
Park Street
Louis Monroe
James E. Falvey
Mendegro
Bostwick Avenue
Frank J. Petitte
Police Board
Sgt. Falvey
Falvey
John A. Lyddy
Premier Bourges-Mau noury falls in Algeria home rule push
Paris reports the French National Assembly rejected a no confidence motion against Prime Minister Maurice Bourges-Mau noury and his Algeria autonomy program. The 253 to 279 loss did not topple the government, which submitted resignations to President Rene Coty.
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Paris
Maurice Bourges-Maunoury
Algeria
National Assembly
Bourges-Maunory
Elysee Palace
Rene Coty
Coty
Dambreak Traps Several on Florida Highway as Ocklockonee Breach Widens
Floodwaters from the Ocklockonee river ripped a hole in a state power dam near Tallahassee washing across a highway. Two legislators Bart Knight and Ed Peters were trapped but rescued as waters swept away cars. initial reports of deaths were later denied. Continued on Page Eight.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Ocklockonee
Highway Patrol
W. P. Joyce
Bart Knight
Blountstown
Rep
Ed Peters
Calhoun County
Hoffa Foes Lose Bid to Have Meany Address Teamsters
The Miami Beach convention failed to force AFL-CIO President George Meany to address delegates as Hoffa and Teamsters rivals faced allegations of improper delegate selection and calls for cleaner leadership. Senator McClellan issued charges of improper delegate credentials while Chief Justice Warren weighs a bid to block elections pending credential checks.
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Dave Beck
Teamsters Union
Miami Beach
Fla
James R. Hoffa
Afl-Cio
George Meany
John F. English
Hoffa
Detroit
Beck
Oceanfront Municipal Auditorium
English
William A. Lee
Chicago
Union
Meany
Lee
Prober
McClellan
D-Ark
Washington
Senate
Warren
The
Supreme Court
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