Hillside Hospital Seeks 327000 Upgrade Funds
Dr TL Dinante requests city appraisal to approve 327000 purchase price for Hillside Hospital. Plan converts a ward into chronic disease unit with semi private beds and new equipment. hospital renovation complete. current status a licensed convalescent facility. Mayor announced sale of Englewood facilities to Ardpeport for a girls high school. hospital closed January 1, 1961.
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Dorothy Gribko
Dilip Dinante
Adanivinvrator
Ue Tridjeos PO
Hinman
Aig Tagalion
Hillside Hospital
Diagu
Flo
Fillside Hospital
Dinan
Tedeses
Englewood
Aridpeport Incese
Red China and India beef up forces near border
Red China and India are rapidly heightening their military presence along the disputed northeast frontier. Reports from Darjeeling say Red Chinese troops and supplies move daily along the Lhasa road while India reinforces positions. Both sides claim orders and warnings, but no large clashes have been reported as winter grips the Himalayas.
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New Delhi
India
Min
Red
China
Darjeeling
Lhasa
Tsona
Tibet
Nehru
Peiping
Ratan
Sarvepalli Radhakrisnan
Bridgeport Area Weather Update Report 1962
Weather data for Bridgeport and vicinity shows variable clouds today with a high about 65 to 70 planning. Tonight will be cloudy and not so cool with a low. Tomorrow partly cloudy breezy and warmer with a high near 73 to 80. Yesterday's high and low noted as 68 and 42 respectively. Tide times and astronomical data included for Monday October 15 1962.
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Eysep
Comapree
Bridgeport
Bat AR
Monti
Escape of East German fugitives to West Berlin
A group of 10 including eight others escaped East Germany by swimming the border and slipping through wire under cover of darkness. One woman collapsed with emotion upon reaching West Berlin after months in a communist jail. The exact route and identities remain undisclosed as they describe the risky crossing and the guides who helped through the death strip before reaching the West.
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Burlin
Orr
Cali
West Berlin
Marienfelde
Denier T
Tony Arsecussions
Ale
Sterns
Ibi
Tim
Sis
Anyboy
Rusk and Schroeder Open Berlin Policy Talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and West German Foreign Minister Gerhard Schroeder opened talks in Washington on Berlin issues. They reviewed U S West German relations and planned sessions through Wednesday with Schroeder set to meet Kennedy and McNamara. A key topic is how to react if East Germany imposes visas restricting civilian traffic to West Berlin.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Gerhard Schroeder
West Berlin
West Germany
Rusk
Schroeder
State Department
Berlin
U.S
U. S
West Ger
Kennedy Adlai Confer In New York City
President Kennedy flew from Buffalo to meet United Nations Ambassador Adlai Stevenson in New York City for a briefing on the Congo crisis. Stevenson said he was more hopeful than before of a constructive result, while Katanga leader Tshombe’s next moves remained uncertain.
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New York
Kennedy
Congo
United Nations
Adlai E. Stevenson
Butifalo
Stevenson
Conpo
Katanga
Moise
Tshombe
Sirpors
Mie
He Starts 102nd Year With a Can of Beer
Frank Beckert, aged 101, marked his 102nd birthday at a party in Callifornia with a can of beer and a rare self described reason. His son Joe, 79, and Emma Deckert, 83, attended at the Guest Villa rest home along with five other children and many descendants.
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San Suse
Calli
Frank Beckert
Deckert
Joe
Neathy Wayward
Calif
Emma
Test
Flve
Cuba boat sunk by sea raiders near Cay Saline
Six silent youths identified by the Coast Guard as attackers of a Cuban patrol boat landed in Florida. They arrived after authorities exhausted efforts to question them about an anti-Castro raid. The Coast Guard earlier reported Cuban crew wounded and one vessel sunk in the incident near Cay Saline.
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Mey West
Fla
Coast Guard
Gliers
Island of
Cay
Riverside Grand Prix ends in fatal crash for Pat Wigott
Riverside Calif Oct 14 Pat Wigott of Bellingham Wash died after his sports car crashed into the rail during the Riverside Grand Prix. The 31 year old dealer was in critical condition at March Air Force Base hospital wearing a helmet when he died. His wife Virginia was at his bedside. His mother Thelma, remarried CIA Chief John McCord. Wigott’s Lotus B V was in the field of the $32,000 race won by Roger Penske of Gladwyne Pa., when the crash occurred on turn 9 of the 2.6 mile course.
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Riverside
Calif
Pat Wigatt
Bellingham
Wash
Buard Rail
Pigott
Get-tingham
March Air Force Base Hospital
Virginia
Thelma
Central Intelligence Agency
John McCore
Pizat
Roger Penske
Gladwyane
Tulane Study Links Silica Particles to City Dump Fires
Orleans reports show a Tulane study highlighting airborne silica from burned buried garbage at Gentilly dumps as a possible trigger for yearly asthma outbreaks. Charity Hospital cites 64,600 emergency visits and nine deaths in recent years. researchers urge investigations into dumps and smoke ignition of buried waste.
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Tulane
Orleans
Tulane Medical
Ross
New Orleans
Charity Hospital
Parnaze
Settian
Robert Lewis
Fulatye Medical Schint
U. S. Public Health Vice
Fraok McDonald
Tulane Department of Tropical Medicine and Public Health
Nothnagle Quits As Head Of Regional Plan Agency
Nothnagle resigns as chairman of the Regional Planning and Zoning commission in Trumbull citing personal reasons and a wish to devote more time to his business. He has served since 1954 and will be replaced from within the commission at the November meeting.
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Nothnagle
Regional Plan Agency
Trumboll
Leser AL Nathnagle Jr
Ageies
Nothnaate
Chainsan
Trombu'l Plansing and Zoning
Die First Selectmans
Peter
DiNardo
Forever Tirst
Frederick B Greanou
Neghnagle
Gerard S. Speed
Esiteot
Nattinazle
Zona Commission
Nethingie
City convict walks out of hospital in bathrobe
Kalmen Botogh, 44, a convict being readied for ulcer surgery, walked out of St Francis hospital in a purple bathrobe. He was picked up an hour later by prison guards dressed in street clothing. He had earlier been sentenced in 1958 to eight to ten years for breaking and entering and habitual criminal.
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Hartford
Kalmen Botogh
St. Francis Hospital
Bologh
Dudgeport
Bolouzh
Democratic shift as three ex presidents cross party lines
The Democratic party gains a registered voter in Durham Na as three former Republican Presidents switch allegiance. The newest Democrat isince Oln McKinigy Grant, with events dated Oct 44 AB, reflecting cross party lines in the period.
Baby Born After Mother Dies in Crash
In Berlin, a healthy girl was delivered days after Cecile Berthiaume, 29, died when her car struck a pole. The infant, eight pounds, breathed after 15 minutes with oxygen and resuscitation. Father Gréag Beaudoin, a maintenance man, tended the other children as the family mourned.
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Berlin
Nol
Boen
Cecile Derthiauine
St. Joseph's
Shi
Amuilance
St. Louis Hospital
Demers
de Leandra Beardota
Sister Domers
de. Beaudoin
Beaudoin
Berthiname
Richard
Claire
Claude
Raymond
Greagd
Cecile
Berthiauate
Reds Test A Bomb in Central Siberia
The Soviet Union reportedly used a low yield nuclear device in the Siptipalatiisk area of central Siberia early today, as announced by the Atomic Energy Commission. The test is described as under 30,000 tons of TNT and part of the current test series.
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Washington
Get
Soviet Union
Sisheyia
Atomic Energy Ermmissin
Baye Am cWirther Itettus
Connecticut Governor backs higher state employee pay plan
Governor Dempsey urged faster salary reclassification and retirement benefits improvements at the Connecticut State Employees association 21st annual convention. He called for speeding grievance procedures clarifying overtime rules and establishing minimal pay for night work while praising state workers and signaling continued effort in the next General Assembly. Continued on Page Two.
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Connecticut
Connecticut State Employes Association
General Assembly
Neves
Dempsey Alzo
Postponed nuclear test at Johnston Island amid weather hopes
U S officials delay a high altitude nuclear detonation near Johnston Island with weather forecasts favorable. Observers travel to the Pacific site to monitor the test, the aim to study how detonations may affect missile defense systems. If weather or technical issues arise the test may be postponed up to 24 hours.
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Ain
United States
Jofimtan Istana
Wall
Thor
Hawaii
Johnston
New Zeaeland
Alaska
Chrismas
Johnston Islands
Joint ‘Task Force
Arva
Lortel reveals giant umbrella theatre project at UB pavilion
Lucille Lortel unveils plans for a unitrelha theater at the Lucille Lortel Pavilion beside the University of Bridgeport. She, founder of White Barn Theater and longtime ANTA figure, announced the umbrellaed structure that can shade 460 inside a 40 foot span. An electric motor will raise and lower the canopy.
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Lucille Lortel
Lucille Lorie
University of Bridgeport
United States
Sork
Unitrelha Theater
Miss Lortel
White Barn
West Amers
Theater de Lys
New York
American National Theater
ANTA
University of Suiport
Vision Muniée
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M.D. Vn
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Jacoby
Bridgeveil
Sylvia Porter
Josh To
Theatre
Cuba
Florida
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Siberia
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Pacific Site
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Neiman
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