U S Vows to Block Reds in Middle East
The United States vows firm opposition to Soviet actions in the Middle East following the British French and Israeli invasion of Egypt last year. Press Officer Jameson Parker read the statement to reporters and declined to discuss White House approval or allied input. Eisenhower was understood to have cleared it, with advance notice to some American allies. The State Department said the administration was disturbed by Khrushchev's sharp denouncements of Turkey in a Times interview where he warned Turkey could not last long in a Middle East war.
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Egypt
Jameson Parker
White House
Eisenhower
State Departments
Khrushchev
Turkey
Times
Syria accuses Turks of border raids and troop buildup
Damascus reports Turkish border patrols raided three Syrian villages in the past week and concentrates troops along the 450 mile border. Parliament members from border towns call for armed volunteer resistance to counter provocations amid claims of U.S. backing for Turkey.
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Damascus
Syria
United States
Turkey
U S 10 speeds up missile tests for Jupiter and Thor
The United States plans to accelerate tests of the Jupiter and Thor intermediate range ballistic missiles to build a better technical basis for a possible orbital weapon system program decision. The move likely extends testing for several months and weighs whether to terminate one missile or merge both by year end.
Spoot' Neek and Sputnik Meaning Explained in Russian
The essay explains Sputnik as a Russian term for traveling companion and a satellite in astronomy. It notes the pronunciation spoot’-neek with stress on the first syllable and describes the Soviet use of sputnik for lunar context. It breaks down the word etymology into S a prefix Put a path and Nikwa as a diminutive suffix.
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Soviet Union
Danger Seen For Baby Moon In Low Orbit
Vienna Observatory reports the satellite maintains about 18 000 mph speed and may be visible to the naked eye. Fourteen telescopes from Cambridge mass monitor it though fog hampered observations. Naval Research Laboratory and Smithsonian scientists track the object as it nears Maine with a predicted crossing at 6 24 a.m. EST between Augusta and St John traveling northwest to southeast.
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Vienna Observatory
Austria
Cambridge
Mass
Navel Research Laboratory
Washington
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Iits
Maine
Sputnik
Beteen Augusta
St. John
Three Cars Damaged In Stratford Crash
A Stratford crash on Barnum Avenue involved Joel R. Baldwin 19 and Joseph Faroni 46. Baldwin's car struck Faroni’s, veered onto the embankment, hit C. Frank Gabriele Jr.’s vehicle, and stopped after 60 feet. No injuries reported. Baldwin charged with reckless driving and failure to yield the right of way. arraignment set for Oct 25.
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Moscow
Sputnik
Detroit
Denver
San Antonio
Okla
Chicago
Los Angeles
Joel R. Baldwin
East Murday
Broadway
East Main Street
Baldwin
Joseph Faroni
Beers Street
C. Frank Gabriele, Jr
Louisiana Avenue
Charles Karpus
Robert Tierney
Paul McNamara
Stamford Doctor Absolved By Jury
A Superior court jury in Hartford absolved Stamford physician Dr. Joseph H. Jaffer of negligence after two hours of deliberation. Mrs. Marie Harle of New Britain sued for injuries from a fall at his New York office four years earlier, claiming an ankle sprain and knee injury when her shoe spike wedged in the vestibule mat. The defense argued the suit arose from insurance concerns and disputed the fall details.
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Hartford
Stamford
New York
Marie Harle
New Britain
Joseph H. Jaffer
Munford
Hoffa election scandal seen by McClellan
McClellan charges an anti union plot to destroy organized labor and warns of the toughest labor laws. Hoffa disputes the claim that the union constitution was violated, noting Beck and the executive board interpreted it and that the full convention approved that interpretation.
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Hoffa
McClellan
Beck
Union Executive Board
Executive Board
Five union officials fail to appear before Senate labor panel
Washington Oct. 10 AP Five Amalgamated Meat Cutters union officials did not show up when summoned by the Senate labor rackets investigating committee. Chairman McClellan said they were ordered to provide financial records and warned they could face contempt if they do not appear Monday with the requested documents. The witnesses named included Max Block Louis Block Harold Lippel William Casale and Max Singer. The records sought included Stanwich Crest Realty and Deercrest Country Club in Stamford Connecticut where the Blacks have major interests.
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Washington
Amalgamated Meat Cutters Union
Senate Labor Rackets
McClellan
D-Ark
Robert F. Kennedy
Max Block
Meat Cutters International Union
New York City
Louis Block
Labor Health Institute of the Meat Cutters
Harold Lippel
William Casale
Max Singer
Kennedy
Stanwich Crest Realty Corporation
Deercrest Country Club
Stamford
Conn
Farmers Attack Benson as Egg Toss Sparks Unrest
An estimated seven thousand people heckled Secretary Benson at a corn-picking event while he defended price supports and warned against corn acreage limits. Local farmers and residents criticized his policies, calling the incident un-American and praising reforms to markets and surplus controls.
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Benson
Roy Machow
Hartford
Alfred Salem
Canton
Buddy
Five hurt in Stratfield road chain accident near Fairfield Woods
Five persons sustained neck and back injuries when a truck driven by Kenneth R. Buckley 23 struck the rear of a car halted at the Fairfield Woods road signal. Patricia Boucher 19 Joy Kramer 18 William Powers 27 Mary Nichols 44 and Patricia Bouchers mother Mary Boucher were treated by their physicians. Buckley was arrested on charges of operating a vehicle with faulty brakes and violating motor vehicle laws. he faces court October 28. The Tigris river is often called Hiddekil in the Bible.
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Stratfield Road
Fairfield Woods Road
Kenneth R. Buckley
Iranistan Avenue
Patricia Boucher
Father Panik Village
William T. Powers
Maplewood Avenue
Mary Nichols
Bennett Street
Fairfield
Miss Boucher
Mary Boucher
Joy Kramer
Spruce Street
Power
Nichols
Buckley
John Steiner
Election law parley set for December in Hartford
Secretary of State Mildred P. Allen announced a conference of municipal election officials to study new state election laws. The meeting is scheduled for December 4 in Bushnell Memorial auditorium and will invite town clerks registrars of voters and other local officials.
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Hartford
Mildred P. Allen
Bushnell Memorial Auditorium
Redding Expert Crafts Schedule For Satellite Approach
Redding electronics researcher Philip S. Rand outlines a daily viewing schedule for a near earth satellite passing the Northwest. He estimates the satellite completes an orbit in 98 minutes and can be seen just after sunset or before sunrise with the naked eye, with peak signals around 6:25 a.m. and 9:35 a.m. He notes radio signals heard at 9:45 p.m. and 11:30 p.m. based on a 40 megacycle conversion tube he built, using a Tam adapter to display signals like continuous TV.
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Ann K
Banks East
Mr. Rand
Redding
Thel
Sian
Philip S. Rand
Redding Ridge Electronics
Gincer
Rand
ton-Rand Univac
Norwalk
Institute of Radio Engineers
Plato First to Spot Red Satellite Rocket in U S Sky
James Plato, a 34 year old New Haven telephone equipment engineer, became the first American to spot the Russian satellite third stage rocket. He watched from New Haven Teachers College with Dr. Robert Brown and Brown’s son, saying the sighting was accidental and felt like a star moving across the heavens for 30 to 40 seconds.
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AP Wirenhore
New Haven
Moonwatch
Lou Black
James Plato
United States
Plato
New Haven Teachers College
Robert Brown
Brown
Richard
Southern New England Telephone Company
Mr. Brown
Dr. Brown
Washington
Rome
Derby
Derby High School
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Orange
Florence Ciola
Hamden Country Day School
New Haven Astronomical Society
Mayor defends budget procedures amid Tedesco charge
Mayor McLevy rebutted Democratic challenger Samuel J. Tedesco at a Socialist party meeting in Work’s Circle hall, insisting the city’s budgeting is accurate and that surpluses since he took office reflect sound procedures. He argued tax money previously funded inherited deficits and touted a long record of surplus against past scandals. In other business, plans for factory gate talks were discussed with no dates set.
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McLevy
Samuel J. Tedesco
Tedesco
Truckers Win Railroad Suit Over Damages
In a federal anti trust case the Truckers and the Pennsylvania Motor Truckers Association sought 250 million dollars alleging a conspiracy by the Eastern Railroad Presidents Conference. The railroads countered with a 120 million dollar claim. Judge Clary indicated damages will be awarded to the Truckers but not equal to the 18 cents per firm. He said 80 percent of damages will be borne by the railroads and 20 percent by Carl Byoir and Associates. Costs and attorney fees are also allotted and could total well over a million dollars for the Truck association.
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Pennsylvania Motor Trust Association
Eastern Railroad
Clary
Haer
Truck Association
PMTA
Railroad
Carl Byoir
Railroads
Buoir
Harold E. Kohn
Kohn
No-Hitter Puzzle Series Notes on Choice and Revolution
The text emphasizes freedom of choice and suggests using an agent to obtain a house. It contrasts notes with votes, linking revolution to the will to win and highlighting the idea that notes, not votes, drive action. It presents a fragmented, opinionated remark on agency and motivation.
Scoboria to quit state post in January
Hartford Oct. 10 AP Glendon A Scoboria state personnel director will retire Jan 1 after 26 years of service. He led employment for all state workers and plans extended rest then private business. His successor to be picked by contact within Gov Ribicoff’s circle amid Civil Service questions.
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Hartford
Glendon A. Scoboria
Hartford Times
Scoboria
Ribicoff
Jas
Sor Civil Service Commission
Post
Westport Man Held On Assault Charge
Alfred Ho of Rivercourt was arrested after a family argument at his home at 10 o clock. Robert Skinner, the pursuing officer, took him into custody and he was released on a $1,000 real estate bond pending Town Court trial on October 21. Black moss is offered for export by a firm in Oporto Portugal.
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Reaerig Westport
Alfred HO
Povliot
Rivercourt
Tug crewmAN hurt in trestle fall
A Red Star Line tug deck hand, Henry Schulz, 59, of New York City, fell ten feet from a trestle on East Main Street in Stratford onto a coal pile while returning to the tug with groceries. He was taken to Bridgeport hospital with possible back injuries and was listed in fair condition. Stratford police investigated. Notre Dame coach Terry Brennan began the 1957 season with 19 wins and 11 losses.
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Red Star Line
Y and O Coal ‘Company
East Main Street
Stratford
Henry Schulz
New York City
Bridgeport Hospital
Robert Tierney
Paul McNamara
Alderman Quits Socialist Slate
Alderman McTiernan withdraws as a candidate to City Clerk John Shenton. City officials reportedly said resignation not required as only two meetings remain in the term. Socialists discuss possible replacements at a campaign meeting but take no final action.
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John Shenton
Socialist Town Committee
McTiernan
Known
Nautilus Leaves Le Havre for Return to United States
The U S Navy atomic submarine Nautilus, in Le Havre since last Saturday, departed today and set course west toward the United States, signaling the end of its visit to France.
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LE Havre
France
U. S. Navy
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