Stratfield mayoral candidates discuss plans at Chamber luncheon
At a Stratfield Chamber of Commerce luncheon in the Stratfield hotel the three mayoralty candidates debated campaign issues. Mayor McLevy defended a sound fiscal policy and municipal budget, while Samuel J. Tedesco and Domenick Cocco urged Federal redevelopment and a forward outlook to aid business and industry.
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Chamber of Commerce
Stratfield
McLevy
Samuel J. Tedesco
Domenick Cocco
Tedesco
Cocco
T. A. D. Weaver
Chamber
Bridgeport Council approves Fairfield sewer link to Stratfield school
The Common Council authorized connecting Stratfield school on Melville Avenue to the Bridgeport sewer system for discharge of sewage for five years at $50 per 1,000,000 gallons. Fairfield must approve, with a planned line to Knapps highway and Melville Avenue housing projects. Alderman Gladstone sought a progress report from the Ordinances committee on items pending before it.
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Common Council
Stratfield School
Melville Avenue
Fairfield
Bridgeport
Knapps Highway
Gladstone
Ordinances
Louis
Council
Record smashed in Trefeig court
Fines and bond forfeitures from traffic court sessions last night reached a new high of 932 dollars. Judges Kenneth J. Zarrilli and Harald Sobel disposed of 90 cases in a 21 2 hour span. Six drivers were found guilty of speeding and fined 24 to 28 dollars each. The six include Emilio Rice 24 Norwalk 24 dollars William F Nelson 38 Ochan er place 24 dollars Percy Harris 33
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Kenneth J. Zarrilli
Harald Sobel
Emilio Rice
Chestnut Street
Norwalk
William F. Nelson
Ochaner Place
Percy Harris
Turkey accepts mediation bid from Saudi Arabia at UN
The Turkish government said it would participate in mediation efforts offered by King Saud to resolve the Turkish Syrian crisis. Syria denied reports of accepting mediation and urged a full airing of charges at the U N General Assembly. Meanwhile 6200 Marines remained with the U S Sixth Fleet as the crisis persisted.
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N. Y
Turkey
Saud
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Leslie Munro
General Assembly
Middle East
Seyfullah Esin
Esin
Damascus
Farid Zeineddine
Soviet Union
United States
Pravda
Asif Bizry
U.S. 6Th Fleet
Communist Party
Dulles
Adm
Charles R. Brown
U. S
Bizry
Saudi
Features for Everybody In Telegram Every Day
Page guide listing sections and contributors for the Telegram including Angelo Patri Patrice sections, classified ads, comics, crosswords, editorials, fashions, financial news, bridge column, obituaries, radio and TV, sports, Sylvia Porter, theater news and women’s pages with page references.
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Angelo Patri
Pantesy
Constantine Brown
Dr. Bundesen
Jacoby On Bridge
Eeueee US
Sylvia Porter
Sane
Ingrid Bergman and Roberto Rossellini Reunite at Orly
Ingrid Bergman and Roberto Rossellini reunite at Orly airport with hugs and kisses after rumors of their divorce. Bergman dismisses gossip about an Indian script girl Sonali Das as unfounded and urges belief in their reconciliation.
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Paris
Ingrid Bergman
Roberto Rossellini
Orly
Bombay
Rossellini
Ingrid
Sonali Das
Gupta
Parle
Flu deaths confirmed as Asian strain hits New Haven
Hartford officials disclosed two recent Asian flu deaths in New Haven as flu cases surged by 10 476 in one day. Dr James C Hart noted the year total reached 57042 the highest ever in the department s records with New Haven Bridgeport and Cheshire posting the top weekly totals. The deceased were Yale student Rolf Yerger 19 from Yonkers and 13 year old Frederick Savarese of New Haven.
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Hartford
State Health Department
New Haven
James C. Hart
Bureau of Preventable Diseases
Bridgeport
Cheshire
Rolf Yerger
Yale University
Yonkers
N.Y
Frederick Savarese
Yerger
Savarese
Trade Offer Rebuffed in Stratford Town Council Row
The Stratford Town Council rejected a Democratic plan to share chairmanship and Town Attorney roles for one year. A tied vote then produced a 5 to 5 result for two council seats, with subsequent special business on the agenda. A Democrat criticized calls to oust the Town Clerk.
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GOP
Frederick E. Phelan
Stratford
Edward A. Dorne
Joseph W. Venables
Harry B. Flood
Robert Madden
W. Howard Wilconsin
Five Thousand Dollar Jewelry Missing From Home
Detective investigations focus on Mrs. Harry H. Dworken’s Butler Avenue residence where diamonds valued at three thousand dollars a bracelet worth one thousand and two watches totaling four hundred fifty are reported missing from a locked bedroom closet. No forced entry found. Mrs. Dworken reported the loss shortly before p.m. yesterday.
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Harry H. Dworken
Butler Avenue
Harold .Sherwood
Ex-convict sought in assaults on three women in Flora Elm Home
Police issued a pickup alarm for an ex-convict in connection with the rape of a 65 year old blind woman and attacks on two other elderly women at Flora Elm Home 147 Prospect Street. Naming withheld while fitting the suspect description, a 13 state search was requested. Ruth Foster, the third attacked woman, was reported improved at Bridgeport hospital. Annie Osborne 86 and Eugenia Hug 94, aided Foster and were recovering at the home.
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Flora Elm Home
Prospect Street
Ithe
Ruth Foster
Bridgeport Hospital
Annie Osborne
Eugenia
Hug
Miss. Foster
Northern Lights Glow Over Bridgeport Sky Show
Residents near Bridgeport reported a colorful sky display last night described as Aurora Borealis or Northern Lights. The reddish glow, visible around 7 30 p m, was linked to solar ionization and was mistaken by some for a distant fire with rockets or Sputnik in view. The U S Weather Bureau confirmed the borealis and noted it may be visible again tonight.
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Bridgeport
U. S
Weather Bureau
Stratford
Sputnik
Nose cone of Russian satellite rocket may be breaking up
Cambridge mass Oct 21 AP a radiometer detected infra red emissions ahead of a Russian rocket suggesting the nose cone may be disintegrating MIT scientist Dr Myron J Block said infrared readings in three night tests could indicate a tracking device or debris in advance of the rocket similar instruments help track planes at night and could track satellites when they break up in atmosphere analysts noted no readings when Sputnik passed and no official confirmation of the nose cone orbiting or its altitude
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Cambridge
Mass
Myron J. Block
Naval Supersonic Laboratory
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Block
Smithsonian Observatory
Earth
U S Rocket Test Prompts Nuclear Space Pact Talk
The United States plans an early Vanguard rocket test firing as Britain proposes pooling nuclear and missile secrets with the United States to counter Soviet space gains. Prime Minister Macmillan heads to Washington to discuss a joint research plan and revived atom partnership from World War I. The Navy may attempt the Vanguard first stage ignition tomorrow.
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Washington
United States
Britain
Russia
Macmillan
Eisenhower
Navy
U. S
Beautician Pauline Simmons Shot Dead in Stamford
The bullet ridden body of Pauline Simmons a 27 year old Stamford beautician was found in her aunt’s bathroom. Detectives seek Jimmy Collins a 30 year old painter last seen in a green sedan and possibly armed. Collins is being questioned about the shooting.
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Stamford
Pauline Simmons
Greenwood Hill
John J. Melnerney
Jimmy Collins
Miss Simmons
McInerney
Collins
Queen Elizabeth II Tours New York in Glowing Welcome
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip wrapped up a whirlwind New York visit drawing cheers from millions. The queen toured the Battery City Hall Waldorf-Astoria UN Empire State building and St Patrick’s Cathedral amid ticker tape crowds and blimp flyovers. She urged U S British unity and praised shared ties as she prepared to depart for London.
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New York
Elizabeth II
Manhattan Island
the Battery
City Hall
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
United Nations
Empire State Building
Elizabeth
Golden
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Joseph F. Flannelly
Church of England
Adieus
America
United States
Waldorf-Astoria
Prayerful vigil ends as coma boy speaks
New Hyde Park New York October 1 AP Young Robert Speiter who lay in a coma for 80 days spoke to his father John Speiter and family at Long Island Jewish Hospital in a miracle moment The father said the son uttered I love you Daddy and the hospital room filled with tears and joy from the family
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Dad
Coma Boy
New Hyde Park
N. Y
Long Island Jewish Hospital
Robert Speirer
John
Hos- Speiter
Robert
Parkway Slowpoke Fined in Trumbull
In Trumbull Town Court on October 21 Robert J. O'Brien of Bridgeport was fined 12 dollars for driving too slowly on the Merritt Parkway, the first such conviction in town. He also paid 3 dollars for failing to obey a traffic signal when exiting the parkway.
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Trumbull
Merritt Parkway
Robert J. O’brien
Father Panik Village
Bridgeport
Harold Sobel
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