Milford Party Divided Over Endorsed Local Candidates
Milford party leaders split on the first local election with party endorsements in ten years. They noted three Second district councilmen William R. Miller William R. Iles and Kenneth R. Hilton Sr as capable along with Howard Bullard, while others lamented losses in Fifth district and praised Board of Education picks George J. and Jasper J. Jaser.
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Platt
William R. Miller
William R. Iles
Kenneth R. Hilton
Howard Spencer
Paul W. Holt
Howard Bullard
Sidney Bradman
Howard G. Fulton
Milford
Oct
Ronald M. Stark
Hadj
Revty Tehele
Arthur J. Sable
Stark
Republican Town Committee
Robert H. Clemence
Clemence
Hig
Post Election Opinion Touches Town Results and Key Races
In a mixed reaction to yesterday’s town election local officials praise the council and school board. Board chair Alice Crosby won 870 to 238 while longtime councilman George Storck lost his Fourth district seat. The new council will meet next month with possible leaders named. RTM moderator Francis Guyott steps down and a three-way ATM race in the Third district will be resolved by district ballot. Upset winners Jasper Jaser and Ernest Ekonomon credit campaign effort and door-to-door campaigning respectively.
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Woik Wil
Livy Chute
Alice Crosby
Foran
Crosby
Donald E. Wyatt
Storck
George Storck
Colby
RTM
Francis R. Guyott
Fedor Hadyka
Bertha Griffin
William E. Loftus
Jasper J. Jaser
Ernest C. Ekonomon
Jaser
John Mee
Ekonomon
LIEE TO SEE GRID GAME FIRST TIME SINCE '52
The article notes Eisenhower will attend a football game at Griffith Stadium he last did so in 1952 while campaigning, with a White House statement addressing the event and context of attendance. It also mentions local election write ins and non-partisan candidates in the Fourth District.
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Liee
Washington
Oct
Eisenhower
White House
Griffith Stadium
Air Force Academy
George Washington University
Paign
Army
Columbia University
New York
West Point Athletic Association
Massa
Anachusetts Forest
Woodlands
Eienhower
Invisible way to hear without a device touted by Beltone
Don McNeill promotes an invisible hearing method claimed to let people hear again with no receiver button or cords. Beltone advertises a free book and request form for the new hearing aid approach.
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Chicago
McNeill
Beltone
McCtran
Don McNeill
Hi Ways
State rainfall eases need to close woodlands again
State experts said the current rainfall was sufficient to avoid another woodland closure this year, reducing anticipated restrictions and allowing normal access to forests and parks.
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Highehts
Board of Education
Clarence J. Platt
Isgoo
Bridgeport
John Street
Edison
Fairfield
Post Road
Center
Clearwater
Stratford
Main St
Tuttle
Drexel
Mopen
TEE VM
Victory Party
Sable
William Miller
Miller
Walter R. Cable
Allen
Kenneth R. Hilton, Jr
George J
United States
Boston
Furcolo Sined Indav
Don McNeil
Carole
Iesu
Weiman
Baker
Widdicombe Stickley
Hekman
Imperial
Brandt
Sprague
Wayside
Tomorro
Ayside
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