Stratford Fails to Break Split in Town Council Race
Mrs. Rose M. Sexton a Republican was eliminated after receiving 3 252 votes under Stratford's charter the selectman duties remain ending voters. The New Board unchanged with reelected members and Mancik replacing Connors Democrat who did not seek reelection. School Board slate saw no opposition.
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Rose M. Sexton
Stratford
Upp
New Hoard Wars
Myicy
Semancik
Henry Connors
School Board
Council
Edmond A. Dorne
Frank A. DelVecchio
Mr. Dorne
Clyde F. Richardson
Democratic Council
James W. McGuire
Richardson
Democratic Town Committee
Ellsworth Speer
Stanehlac Wink
Gustave H. Froelich
Mir. Froelich
Torrington Manufacturing Company
William T. Carroll
Carroll
Hamden
New Haven
Denaghald Tun Vsees San
Wees
Torrington
Anthony
Ormine
Streets of Education
Alton M. Torlly
Gan
Board of Education
John A. DeCarlo
Oscar Peterson Jr
Julius Tucciarone
New
Dorne
Venables
Speer
F Raymond W. Ganim
Atttorney
GOP
Alfred Belinkie
Ethel S$, Haley
Michael Semancik, Jr
Tom Johnson
Alton M. Torgan
George L. Gunther
John W. Hughes
Henry F. Fagan
Wenawke Wee
Stephen J. Tyrell
Joseph W
Robert F. Madden
Joseph D. Regensburger, Jr
Joseph
P. Dinan
Roger W
Beers
Edwin J. Carey
Fred
Robert R. Lucas
P. Hurley
George F. Wright
Karl
Sholanich
James D. Clark
George J. P. Sokolsky
Arthur E. Hart
Frederick K. Biebel
Bridgeport Junior Chamber of Commerce
Richard Scofield
Craig
Ethel §. Haley
Tun
Herbert Hume
John DeNicola
Board of Selectmen
Seymour
First
Harry Mannweiler
Naugatuck Valley
Kenneth Catlin
Charles Bunting
Bristol
Canterbury
Windham
Nelson Carpenter
Connecticut
Wallingford
Yalesville
Beacon Falls
Hadlam
Prospect
Ridgefeld
Barkhamsted
Berlin
Bethel
Bethlehem
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Bolton
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Canton
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Windsor Locks
Democrats Score Gains in Bristol City Council Elections
Democratic candidates swept Bristol City Council races gaining six seats while Republicans trailed with 5 598 votes. District by district results show Fagan Madden Beers Wright Dorne Richardson as winners amid district upsets and a notable drop in absentee ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Cou
W. Howard Wilcoxson
Wilcoxson
Harry E. Fagan
Stephen J. Tyrell
Fagan
Mr. Tyrell
Robert F. Madden
Joseph D. Regensburger Jr
Regensburger
Joseph W. Knott
Roger W. Beers
Joseph P. Dinan
Beers
Dinan
Lucas
Edwin J. Carey
Wright
George F. Wright
Karl Sholanich
Mr. Wright
Red Cross to Offer First Aid Review
The Red Cross will conduct a nine hour review course for currently authorized first aid in factors. The review sessions are scheduled for Oct 15 17 and 22 from to 10 pm at Red Cross headquarters 271 Parks avenue Charles F Barnes safety services director says no certification can be offered unless instructors have had this orientation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Parks Avenue
Charles F. Barnes
Red Cross Safety Services
Pole Collapses on Hancock Ave Causes Delays
A utility pole on Hancock Avenue collapsed prompting Lumilinating and Southern New England Telephone crews to repair wires and replace the pole after two hours. Captain Moran said the base was rotted and directed traffic rerouting along State Street and Hancock Avenue to manage the outage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mluminating Company
Southern New England Telephone Company
John F. Moran
Third Precinct
Moran
George Pastor
George Wesche
State Street
Hancock Avenue
District election returns show party results across districts
The report lists voting tallies for multiple districts with candidates from both major parties. Notable figures include Frank A DelVecchio and Clyde Richardson in the Seventh District, Robert Hurley and Joseph Venables in the Eighth, George Sekelsky and James Clark in the Ninth, and Richard Scofield and Frederick Biebel Jr in the Tenth, with varying vote totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lui UO Frank
A. DelVecchio
James W. ‘McGuire
Clyde Richardson
Robert P. Hurley
Joseph W. Venables
George P. Sekelsky
James D. Clark
Richard A. Scofield
Frederick K. Biebel, Jr
Monroe Clocks In Town Clerk Elect Cahill After Narrow Win
The town swears in Margaret Cahill as town clerk after defeating incumbent Eugene A. Blake. Dems celebrate with a victory motorcade from Town Hall at 7:30 p.m. and a planned dinner dance with Governor Ribicoff invited. Republicans attribute the upset to campaigning and voter influx.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Cahill
Eugene A. Blake
Cahill
Blake
Ribicoff
Lewis
Mr. Lewis
First Selectman
Robert Vayan
Monroe
Robert N. Lewis, III
Vayan
John H. Peterson
M. Percy Standich
Independence Party
George Hudak
Lewis D. Andrews
Town Deposit Fund
Helen Unwin
Carrie F. Squinobal
Board of Assessors
Board of Tax Review
Zoning Board of Appeals
Town Planning Board
Board of Library Directors
Raymond Michels
Robert H. Lewis
M. Percy Standish
Selectman
Loyd Stevens
Ernest Bevans
Joseph Bacchiocchi
Margaret Cahil
Anna Rohaty
Linda O'Neill
George S. Warde
Charles T. Cooper, Jr
Board Grants Leniency for Milford Woman in Manslaughter Case
Mrs. Coby, represented by Raymond Garim of New Haven, seeks reduction of a three to ten year manslaughter sentence imposed March 5 by Superior Court Judge George C. Conway. The case stems from the fatal shooting of her 74 year old father Jack Thompson of New Haven who she says tried to sexually assault her before the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Raymond Garim
New Haven
Coby
Superior Court
George C. Conway
Jack Thompson
Soviet weight dispute over Sputnik settled by visiting scientists
Three Soviet scientists in Washington confirmed the device weighs 184 pounds while the Vanguard satellite planned for spring launch is about 20 pounds. An interpreter noted the heaviness likely due to batteries. The YMCA Square Dance club will meet tonight at 8 with Norman Krysta as host and Jim Murray calling. The beeps from the satellite have been heard globally and sighting reports have emerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vanguard
U. S
YMCA
Norman Krysta
Dent
Jim Murray
County towns carried by GOP in tight local elections
The county tightens as Republican gains emerge in several towns including Monroe and New Fairfield. Senator Smathers calls for a Senate investigation into the U S satellite program amid global Cold War tension. Local runoff scheduled in New Fairfield after a 559 vote tie for town treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smathers
D-Fla
Senate
Soviet Union
Thomas F. Kerrigan
Darien
Louis C. Shaw
Ethel
Edward J. Coleman
Newtown
Howard W. Andrews
Easton
Harold Samuelson Lobservatory
Mt. Stromlo
Thelia Redding
Louis G
Brookfield
Cambridge
Smithsonian
Alfred J. Lourake
New Fairfield
Joseph Bates
Francis Parisette
Monroe
YMCA Courses Start With Three Classes Tonight
Three courses begin this evening at the YMCA School of Informal Education. Paul Kroissik will lead a French class LF Luz will teach two Spanish classes and Sidney H Newman will introduce Dr Bene Furst's memory course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ymca School of
Paul Kroissik
Luz
Sidney H. Newman
Bene Furst
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Old B. Lever
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Dorothy K. Cooper
Mary Sowchuk
Dorothy Standish
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Jean R. Love- Lipp
Howard Marvin Raad
Louis Raab
Michael Tierney
Howard W. Cone
Samuel Swensen
Robert J. Petrier
Geza V. Rohaty
Norman Quelette
Alex Sowchuk
Daniel R. Johnson
Ralph Lane
Kenneth S. Harris
Florence D Streinz
George Harris
George J. Pistey
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Emil Tramposch
Peter W. Cherry
Frank Bardugone
John Michels
James O'Neill
Leslie Shelton
Robert Bevans
Charles Cornut
Dwain E. Randall
John Yatos
Harry Burbank
Frank A. Dluzneski
John F. Streinz
Gertrude Hunt
Claire Young
Willie D. Glenn
Richard S. Martin
Senate Armed Services Committee
Tokyo
Nehru
India
Castro
Costro All Castro
America
U.S
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Floneer
Eqston Post RD
Trinity
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Main Street
Parson's Theatre
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