Buhl Faces Turley in Sixth World Series Clash
Mickey Mantle and Red Schoendienst may miss action as Milwaukee’s Bob Buhl meets New York’s Bob Turley in game six at Yankee Stadium. Mantle’s shoulder injury limits swing and throw, while Schoendienst remains hampered by a groin strain. If Mantle sits out, Tony Kubek likely starts in center and Felix Mantilla could start at second base.
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Xussis
Mickey Mantle
Red Schoendienst
Yankee Stadium
Milwaukee
Bob Buhl
New York Yankees
Bob Turley
Braves
Mantle
Yankee
Schoendienst
Casey Stengel
Yankees
Fred Haney
Stengel
Tony Kubek
Felix Mantilla
Timner
Buhl
Turley
Ghana official hit by restaurant slur in Dover incident
Ghana Finance Minister K A Gbedemah said he was hustled from a Dover Delaware restaurant Monday because colored people are not allowed to eat there. He recalled the incident on his return to New York and contrasted it with hospitality afforded to U.S. leaders.
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New York
Ghana
African Negro Republic
Dover
Del
K.A. Gbedemah
United States
Adlai. Stevenson
America
Gbedemah
Maloney Named Barnum Festival Ringmaster Succeeds Behn
Arthur R. McNeil of Trumbull elected 1958 Barnum Festival Ringmaster at Hotel Barnum meeting. Kenneth A. Maloney of Fairfield named new Barnum Festival Society president, succeeding Vernon C. Behn. 1957 net income $3,955. festival income $50,938 with expenditures $46,983.
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Arthur R. McNeil
Colony Avenue
Trumbull
MacDonald, Inc
Waterbury
Barnum Festival Society
Barnum
Kenneth A. Maloney
Harvester Road
Fairfield
Generals Electric’ Company
Musicircus
McNeil
G. Neill Tobin
Maloney
Bridgeport
Greater
Festival ‘Society
Frederick Newport
John Shenton
Sigurd B. Swanon
Stam Dno—Btinsko
Baroum
Festival Society
P. T
McLevy
Ill Lonely Little Boy Blue Birthday Party Delights Town
Lakeville Mass October reports a heartwarming birthday for Francis X known as Little Boy Blue a sick lonely boy with muscular dystrophy. A dream party with a million-dollar televised cast drew thousands nationwide as he blew out candles opened presents and smiled despite hardships.
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Blue
Lakeville
Mass
Boy Blue
Little Boy Blue
Francis “X
Lakeville State Sanatorium
Francis
Dulles hints on talks with Russians on space control
Secretary of State Dulles said the United States is ready to discuss international control of space missiles with Russia but only within the United Nations. He noted a possible shift from the August disarmament package and said talks should be multilateral. Khrushchev’s Moscow interview sparked the reaction. Stassen supported a UN discussion while Dulles kept to the UN framework.
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Washington
Dulles
Eisenhower
United States
Russia
U. S
United Nations
White House
State Department
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Moscow
Harold Stassen
Stassen
UN General Assembly
Britain
France
Canada
London
Soviet Union
Hartford
Oct
Jerry Lewis
Hollywood
Fence
George Conkling
Lewis
Francis
Connecticut Bus Drivers Vote to Strike Over Cost of Living
Connecticut AFL-CIO bus drivers and mechanics vote overwhelmingly to strike if a settlement with the company on cost-of-living wage increases is not reached. The walkout could affect Hartford New Haven Meriden Middletown and other cities after a Sept. 17 notice and a 30-day cooling off period ending Oct. 17.
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Hartford
Connecticut
Thomas J. Kelly
State Conference Board
Afl-Cio
State Labor Department
Stamford
New Haven
Meriden
Middletown
Wallingford
Atrenty Norwich
New London
Union Land Company
Kelly
Absenteeism Up In Bridgeport Schools
Bridgeport public schools faced about 2,800 empty desks as absenteeism rose to 13 percent. School Superintendent Joseph E. Jeffery described the absences as caused mainly by colds and stormy weather and noted the rate is higher than the usual 5 percent for this time of year. Notre Dame Reopens Monday after two days off. Milford Preparatory School suspends classes due to widespread colds.
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Bridgeport
Joseph E. Jeffery
Jeffery
Notre Dame
Notre Dame Catholic High School
Milford Preparatory School
Norwalk Putnam Redevelopment Funding Plan Details
The article explains a joint local state federal redevelopment program created after the 1955 floods. It notes guarantees of notes and bonds for Norwalk and Putnam to finance projects with two thirds funded by the federal government and the remainder split between the state and local communities. Six communities are participating so far.
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Norwalk
Democratic motorcade marks Monroe election victory
In Monroe on October 8, a drizzly citywide car parade honored the Democrats after yesterday’s polls. About 25 cars carried 50 participants from the firehouse, then returned to Town Hall where newly elected First Selectman Raymond G. Michel met with officials and supporters. Walter Lent organized the event.
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Hayduk
Monroe
First Selectman
Raymond G. Michel
Town Hall
Mr. Michel
James B. Morris
Walter G. Lent
Walter Lent
First
Norwalk Receives $504,513 Redevelopment Grant
The State Redevelopment Committee approved direct grants for flood area redevelopment in Norwalk and three other towns. Norwalk is allotted $504,513 alongside Putnam $587,466 Torrington $405,957 and Naugatuck $530,826.
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Hartford
Norwalk
Naugertuck
Putnam
Torrington
State Redevelopment Committee
Ribicoff
Naugatuck
UF to Report On Gifts Today
The first report meeting of United Fund campaign workers is set for today at 12 15 p m in the Stratfield hotel with Raybestos-Manhattan Inc as host. Rev William H Alderson of the First Methodist church will be principal speaker at the luncheon and the drive totals show pledges by Raybestos employees and the firm reaching 24500 and the Industrial division at 210500.
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United Fund Campaign
Stratfield Hotel
Raybestos
Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc
William H. Alderson
First Methodist Church
United Fund Drive
Muggler slays U S customs agent near Brownsville
A 26 year old U S customs agent was shot to death with his own gun after surprising Mexican smugglers south of Brownsville Texas. Daniel Arteaga 35 confessed to the killing and was charged with murder. Seven other Mexicans were held in Matamoros across the Rio Grande as Stone attempted to herd the group toward a house where merchandise was stored.
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Brownsville
Tex
U.S
Here
Enrique LaMarque
Matamoros
Mexico
Daniel Arteaga
Benjamin Bert Stone
Arteaga
Rio Grande
Walter Keller
Stone
Satellite to pass over Bridgeport area today
A Soviet earth satellite may pass over the Bridgeport area this morning. News from Moscow said the satellite Sputnik would cross the New York City area around 7 a.m. EST. Observing conditions were described as nearly ideal by a Jayden Planetarium lecturer in New York City.
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Russia
Bridgeport
America
Moscow
Bruce Opdenbroun
Maple Street
Onjy
Opdenbroun
New York City
Philip D. Stern
Fairviewen
Jayden Planetarium
Quita
Navy
London
A. A. Blagonravov
Washington
RCA Communications
New York
Communist Party
Pravda
Moscow Radio
Cambridge
Mass
United States
Smithsonian
Physical Observatory
Vard College Observatory
Silent Satellite Signals Spark Worldwide Speculation
Reports from Washington describe a six hour silence in satellite radio after the Soviet satellite stopped signaling. Navy officials considered battery exhaustion or deliberate cutoff while observers in Moscow and London noted possible radio outages and planned optical observations to track the craft.
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Washington
Oct
Soble Given Seven Years as Spy Leader
Jack Sobie who led a major Russian spy ring in the United States was sentenced to seven years in prison. His wife Myra and conspirator Jacob Albam previously received five and a half and five years. Federal Judge Richard Levet reduced Myra Soble to four years and Albam to five, citing deterrence and protection of society.
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New York
Jack Sobie
Russia
Sobie
Myra
Jacob Albam
Richard Levet
Lewisburg
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Festival
Stand Kelly
TATE
Angelo Patri
Constantine Brown
Dr. Bundesen
Financial News
Jacoby
Sylvia Porter
Sceee
Women’s News
Sateen
Jemograts
Monroe Fete
Democratic Town! Committee
M. Elizabeth Peterson
Rev. Alderson
U. S. Naval Research Laboratory
Soble
Albam
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