Fatemi Given Death By Hanging In Iran Trial
A military court in Tehran sentenced Hossein Fatemi, ex foreign minister and ally of Mossadegh, to death by hanging for conspiring with Mossadegh to overthrow the shah. Two aides Ali Shayegan and Ahmad Rezavi were convicted of attempting to depose the monarch. Fatemi, captured March 13 after fleeing with a disguise, heard the verdict on a stretcher amid appeals plans. The case follows Mossadegh's 1953 overthrow and prior treason conviction.
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TEHRAN
Iran
Hossein Fatemi
Mohammed Mossadegh
Fatemi
Mossadegh
Farollah Zahedi
Ali Shayegan
Ahmad Rezavi
Mossadegis najlis
narhament
shah
Mossadeghi
army
Weather for Bridgeport and vicinity and New York City
Partly cloudy and warm today and Tuesday with highs of 75 to 80 and lows 60 to 65. South to southwest winds moderate to fresh today and tonight. NYC temperatures mirror Bridgeport. Yesterday’s high and low noted, month and year comparisons provided. Tides listed for today and tomorrow with rise and set times. Almanac marks day 284 of year and 19th day of autumn.
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Werther Buren
BRIDGEPORT
NEW YORK CITY
Delaware Acts on School Boycott Violates Law
Milford arrest: Bryant Bowles, NAACP White People president, charged with conspiring to violate Delaware education law by leading Milford High School boycott. Held on $3,000 bond after two arraignments, with hearings set for Nov. 3. Bowles urged supporters to continue the fight.
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Associated Press
Bryant Bowles
Delaware
Maryland
Baltimore
Milford, Del
MILFORD
Del
National Association for the Ad
Bowles
Harrington
Injured Brown Gridder Fighting For Life
Lester R. Peavy 21 former Harding High football star remains in poor condition after suffering a brain hemorrhage in Brown University versus Rhode Island State game. Peavy collided with Rhode Island fullback Ed Di Simone during a pivotal play Saturday.
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Lester R. Peavy
Brown
Harding
Brown university
Rhode Island State university
Bridgeport
Rhode Island
Ed Di Simone
Vessel Destroyed By Fire In Sound
The 38 foot auxiliary schooner Cheerio was destroyed by fire in Long Island Sound. Owner Harry Monteiro and two companions escaped in a dinghy after motor trouble sparked the blaze near Middleground lighthouse. Firefighters and a Coast Guard boat responded. the hull burned to the water line. Insurance on the craft was $5,000.
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Monteiro
Cheerio
Coast Guard
D. J. Ogalin
Elliot street
Stratford
United Fuel company
Romodo
Mr. Monteiro
Joseph Wargo
ry street
Glad oe
Barnegat Light lobster dinner sickens 600 people
About 600 Barnegat Light residents and visitors fell ill after a lobster salad dinner at the fire house end of summer event. Health inspector Abe Rose blamed mayonnaise in the seafood or potato salad as the likely source. most victims were treated on site by two local doctors and no one required hospitalization.
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BARNEGAT LIGHT
N. J
ocean county
Community Fire Company
Barnegat Light Health
Abe Rose
Chicago Flooded by Record Rain After Severe Storm
In the worst rainstorm in 69 years, Chicago rivers overflowed, flooding Union Station and basements of skyscrapers. Trains halted, power failed at Union Station, and thousands evacuated as tanks and warehouses faced rising waters. Governor Stratton mobilized National Guard while suburbs faced contamination fears and mass displacements.
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CHICAGO
Union Station
Gulf, Mobile and Ohio
St. Louis
Loop
Pensylvania Railroad
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio
Burlington Road
Milwaukee Road
Chicago & Northwestern
Grand Central
Baltimore & Ohio
la Salle Street
Merchandise Mart
William G. Stratton
National Guard
Lake Michigan
Commonwealth Edison company
Midlothian
weather bureau
big Texas Co
Tribute to Polish spirit honors liberty in Poland
A Senate report says ten years of communist terrorism failed to quench the Polish will for independence. It notes Poles across social groups reject communism, which the study calls a regime sustained by war against its own people. The Library of Congress staff prepared the decree and restriction overview for the Foreign Relations committee as part of a series on Soviet captive countries.
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WASHINGTON
Senate
Poland
legislative reference
Library of Congress
Senate Foreign Relations committee
Sens
Youth Fleeing Break Shot by Cop at West Ave Restaurant
Raymond Diaz 19, nephew of the owner, was shot in the arm by Detective Albert Meehan during a 3 am chase after smashing a rear window at Tropical restaurant 1 West Avenue. Diaz, under guard at St Vincent's, faces breach of peace charges and $2,000 bond while surgeons remove the bullet.
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West avenue
George A. Washburn
Raymond Diaz
Courtland street
Angel Diaz
Young Diaz
St. Vincent’s hospital
Diaz
Albert J. Meehan
Washburn
Meehan
Mehan
St. Vincent's hospital
Joseph Ungvarski
Philip Connerty
Harold Sherwood
Castillo Leading in Guatemala Plebiscite Vote
Early returns from 80 polling stations show President Carlos Castillo Armas favored by 28,412 voters with only 71 voting nay. The ballot also included deputies to a constituent assembly, with FAN leading unofficial counts and CCE close behind.
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GUATEMALA
Carlos Castillo Armas
Castillo Armas
National Anti-Communist Front
FAN
Civic Electoral Committee
CCE
Search Called Off for 25 Missing In Ship Sinking
The Coast Guard ended its sea and air search for the 25 crewmen still missing after the ore freighter Mormackite capsized and sank 150 miles east southeast of Cape Henry. Eleven of 48 aboard were saved and 12 bodies were recovered during the three day operation. Survivors and bodies were brought to Norfolk.
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Associated Presa
Edward Wall
Norfolk
Coast Guard
Atlantic
Cape Henry
Nine Men Trapped in Tunnel Rescued at Harvard Site
Boston dispatch reports nine workers were trapped 400 feet underground for two and a half hours when a fire broke out in a shaft from a water main tunnel near Harvard Stadium. Firefighters descended to extinguish the blaze after the men waited in a nearly mile-long tunnel with intact ventilation. The blaze started by a short fault in the shaft.
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BOSTON
Harvard Stadium
Fair Sets Record at Danbury Fair
Danbury Fair in Connecticut closes after a nine day run with two attendance records. Total paid admissions reach 158121, led by 30033 on closing day, boosting the annual figure by 7292 over last year’s 145829 record.
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DANBURY
Danbury Fair
Connecticut
Bishop Sheen to Speak on Brainwashing Tonight
Rev Fulton J Sheen auxiliary bishop of New York will lecture on Brainwashing at Klein Memorial auditorium at 8 30 tonight The talk supports the Society for the Propagation of the Faith He will be guest of Most Rev Lawrence J Shehan at his Fairfield residence and a 1500 seat crowd is expected locally.
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Klein Memorial auditorium
Fulton J. Sheen
New York
Open House Draws 2000 at University of Bridgeport Campus
About 2000 visitors toured the University of Bridgeport campus yesterday for the second annual Open House. Board of Associates General Chairman Raymond W. Hargraves and co chairman Lewis Hamburger greeted guests, with university president James H. Halsey also present.
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University of Bridgeport
school
Board of Associates
Raymond W. Hargraves
Lewis Hamburger
James H. Halsey
Mrs Roosevelt to be honored on her 70th birthday
Eleanor Roosevelt, who will turn 70 tomorrow, spent a private family birthday dinner at Val-Kill cottage with four of her five children. A formal birthday dinner is planned in New York City tomorrow by the American Association for the United Nations, of which she chairs the board of governors.
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HYDE PARK
N.Y
Eleanor Roosevelt
Val-Kill cottage
first Indy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
New York City
American association for the United Nations
association
board of governors
Assailant Seized at Gunpoint Near Stabbing Scene
In Norwalk on Oct 10 a landlord, 61, was stabbed to death in his tenant's home at about 6:30 pm. Tenant Miguel A. Colon, 43, lived next door and was captured at LaPorte's Trailer Camp, admitting the slaying and claiming self defense. Police say Colon accused neighbors of concealing his wife Margarita Laguna and the pair's two children.
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NORWALK
Miguel A. Colon
Connecticut avenue
Colon
Margarita Laguna
LaPorte
Joseph Lagano
Joseph LaPorte
Lagano
Mr. Darrieussecq
Det
Joseph Beres
Darrieussecq
Hazel marking time near Isle of Jamaica
Hurricane Hazel moved toward Jamaica with 115 mph winds and near stationary drift. Forecaster Cecil Gentry said the storm could turn northwest slowly, bringing higher tides and squalls to the island’s eastern tip as it neared Jamaica, the season’s eighth tropical hurricane to threat major land.
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MIAMI
Fla
Hazel
Jamaica
Cecil Gentry
Gentry
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M. A. Colon
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Henry Darrieussecq
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