Ike Calls Anew For Enactment Of Health Plan
President Eisenhower urged Congress to resubmit the voluntary health insurance plan at the Alfred E. Smith memorial dinner in New York. He called it the logical alternative to socialized medicine and said it would expand coverage through voluntary plans while aiding the sick. The address followed a day of New York engagements and political outreach.
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NEW YORK
Eisenhower
Congress
Alfred E. Smith
Waldorf-Astoria
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Irving M. Ives
Averell Harriman
Al Smith
Thomas E. Dewey
Smith
White House
Case
Clifford P. Case
New Jersey
U. S. Senate
Joseph BR. McCarthy
R-Wis
Mr. Eisenhower
Al Snith
Whico
Weather and tide notes from Bridgeport and New York City
Partly cloudy and cool in Bridgeport with highs near 50s. Tonight frost possible in interior sections. Saturday fair and milder. New York City trends similar. Yesterday high 61 and low 43. precipitation 0.00 for yesterday and month. Tide times and almanac data included.
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Weather Bureau
BRIDGEPORT
NEW YORK CITY
Morano Assails Foes on War Prosperity Debate
In Bridgeport and New Haven reports Rep. Albert P. Morano accused Democrats of exaggerating unemployment to attack the Eisenhower peace prosperity program. He urged workers to support peacetime employment and criticized antiwar rhetoric at a Bridgeport Brass factory gate rally. In Wallingford, Police Commissioner Ferrari was sentenced to three months in jail for obstructing justice in a drunken driving case and faces possible removal from the police board.
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Albert P. Morano
Bridgeport Brass company
cntics
Greenwich
Feirfield
NEW HAVEN
Wallingford
Ferrari
Garry Armstrong
Milford
Armstrong
Ferran
Peace Move Seen In British Strike
London Oct 21 AP A hint peace may be near in Britain's waterfront strike came from government circles as the 18 day walkout paralyses the island economy. About 44 000 workers in major sea ports have tied up 300 million dollars in trade and idled over 330 ships. Foodstuffs roll in, and a provisional airlift from the continent is under way. The board of inquiry will meet in private session tomorrow. Labor Minister Sir Walter Monckton spoke with Prime Minister Churchill about the strike situation. A cabinet meeting was slated for tomorrow.
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LONDON
Britain
government board of inquiry
Walter Monckton
Churchill
Three Americans win Nobel for polio research
STOCGEHOEM Sweden October 21 AP three American scientists win the 1954 Nobel prize in medicine for discovering how poliomyelitis multiplies in primate tissue, enabling the polio vaccine program in the United States. The winners are John F. Enders, Thomas H. Weller, and Frederick C. Robbins, sharing 35066 dollars. They conducted research at Children’s Medical Center Boston. The award is announced by the Caroline Institute of Medicine. ceremony in Stockholm December 10.
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STOCGEHOEM
Sweden
John F. Enders
Harvard Medical school
Thomas H. Weller
Harvard School of Public Health
Frederck C. Robbins
Western Rercsive Medical school
Cleveland
United States
Gustav Adolf
Stockholm
Caroline Institute of Medicine
Vincent Du Vigneaud
New York
Enders
Weller
Robbins
Children’s Medical Center
Boston
Mass
Allies agree on Western Europe Union formation
Aris reports leaders of nine nations reached a landmark accord to form a Western European Union linking West Germany to NATO with strict controls on its military power through 1998. France secured a veto on German weapons and a Saar region status remains to be settled within 48 hours as Adenauer seeks bipartisan backing before Saturday.
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ARIS
Nime
Western European Union
West Germany
Germany
NATO
Bonn republic
Italy
Benelux
John Foster Duiles
Anthony Eden
Pierre Mendes-France
Konrad Adenauer
France
Britain
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
Brussels
European Defense Community
EDC
Saar
Saarland
Adenauer
Puzzle Grows Up to Be a Stickler No 21 Unsolved
The Sunday Post crossword puzzle came of age this week but no solver reached number 21. The prize for the next day’s print rises to £75. The hardest clues were 6 across about pimples and dimples and 9 across about a fine mare’s coat.
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Sunday Post
Puzzle note hints at horse and colt in Oct issue
Fragmentary OCR shows a puzzle note about a mare and her colt with a critical remark on the sire. The line indicates continuation on page six and includes a date hint October 17. Names and fuller context are unreadable.
FHA suspends eleven staffers amid probe
The Federal Housing Administration announces the suspension of 11 lower level headquarters staffers on charges of improper activities under investigation. Names and specifics are withheld. In a separate release G A Baumann resigns as director of personnel due to ill health, age 49, a Grand Island Nebraska native, earning $11,800 yearly.
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WASHINGTON
Federal Housing Administration
Washington Evening Star
G. A. Baumann
Baumann
Grand Island
Neb
FHA Commission
Bandit Attacks Shop Owner In Stratford Hold-up
John Agricola proprietor of the Hi Lo Market on Success Avenue Stratford was struck on the head with a rock during a nighttime hold-up as he entered his car after closing at 10 pm He received four stitches for a head gash at Bridgeport Hospital Police described the assailant as a short stocky Negro who fled into the rear darkness Agricola, 48, said he would recognize the attacker and police transported him to the hospital in a patrol car.
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Stretford
John Azricola
Plymouth street
Stratford
Success avenue
Bridgeport hospital
Agnoola
Agricola
Harold Smith
Mr. Agricola
Underwood denies rate cut charges by union
William C. Jones assistant works manager for Underwood Corp rejected union charges of rate slashing as irresponsible and not true. He said the company’s improvements in tooling machinery and facilities aim to boost operating economy and employee security. Negotiations with IUE CIO face typical early contract challenges and the firm urges the union to adjust tactics for a satisfactory agreement. Relations with other unions in Hartford and Burlington remain excellent.
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Underwood corporation
TIME-CIO
William C. Jones
Stratfield
IUECIO
Hartford
Burlington
New Milford Girl Is Seventh Polio Victim
In New Milford a 13-year-old girl became the town’s seventh polio victim, admitted to Grace-New Haven hospital. Hospital says three patients are in danger, including Canterbury Prep students. Red Cross reports calls for volunteer nurses to care for a 16-year-old patient from Princeton, N J with a severe form needing a windpipe incision.
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NEW HAVEN
New Milford
Grace-New Haven hospital
WMospital
Canterbury Prep
Red Cross
Canterbury
Princeton
N. J
Mirabal Carrion Nabbed Crossing Texas Border
FBI agents arrest Puerto Rico Communist Party secretary general Ramon Mirabal Carrion, who vanished last June, as he crossed the Hidalgo bridge from Mexico into Texas. The arrest ties to yesterday’s seizure of 10 other Puerto Rican Communist leaders in New York and Puerto Rico. He is jailed in Edinburg awaiting removal to Puerto Rico for trial on a Smith Act violation.
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U. S
J. C. Hall
Edinburg
Puerto Rico
Hall
Mirabal Carrion
FBI
Scott J. Werner
PBI
San Antonio
Tex
Mirzhal Carrion
Werner
International bridge
Reynosa
Mex
Hidalgo
Rio Grande
Mexico
communist party
San Juan
U.S
Ramon Julia J
Edanburg
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Muiabal Carrion
New York city
Hoover
Mirabel Carrion
Newark
N. J
Ponce
P. R
Rafael Carrion
Ramon Carrion
Ramon Carrion Muirabel
Jorge Navarro
Ramon Rivera
Monchin
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Dr. Bundesen
Erich Brandeis
Jacoby
Sylvia Porter
Sam Sheppard
Fred Garmone
MORANO
Dr. John. F. Enders
State
W. EUROPE UNION
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO council
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K HE
CIAIE
GIEIT
Patricia
ame Darling
Manor Hospital
Chicago
Patricia Porm
Carol Gasida
FHA
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