Eisenhower To Campaign in Four Cities Friday
President Eisenhower plans an eleventh hour campaign swing Friday to Cleveland Detroit Louisville and Wilmington to spur apathy weary voters. He will address airport crowds, leave Washington early Friday, and return Friday night. The four states Ohio Michigan Kentucky and Delaware each host Senate races with Governors also on the ballot in two. White House press secretary Hagerty said expenses will be paid by the Republican National Committee, with sites centrally located and not tied to any single candidate.
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Official Weather for Bridgeport and Vicinity
Fair and cooler today with mid 50s in the afternoon. Clear and cool tonight with low around 40 in the city and 20s in the suburbs. Friday mostly fair and milder. Also includes yesterday’s low and high, barometer, humidity, tides, moon Almanac data for October 2.
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UN approves rare West Soviet unity on disarmament plan
United Nations delegates celebrate a rare unanimous West Russia accord to sponsor a disarmament resolution. The General Assembly will likely back the motion as the Disarmament Commission gets five power led subcommittees to study arms program proposals. India proposes a standstill on arms production and Nehru’s halt idea will be considered. Australia and the Philippines seek a briefing paper on East West points of agreement and disagreement.
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Father and Son Held In Wild Car Rampage
Bridgeport detective bureau and Stratford police say a stolen car driven by Richard H. Wildman, 27, with Claude Wildman, 50, at the wheel, smashed into at least six parked cars on Elm Street and Grand Avenue in downtown New Haven. The pair, of 339 Water Street, were arrested about 10 15 last night after the vehicle, linked to hit and run crashes in Bridgeport and Stratford, was found in New Haven.
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Man Nabbed in Auto Theft and Parking Violations
OLD SAYBROOK Oct 27 AP State Policeman George Fagan arrested Edward Bouthiette 28 of Bristol for stealing a car from Edgcomb Steel Milford and found six Bridgeport parking tickets plus a $28 debt. The car owner Chester Jackson Bridgeport was implicated as the vehicle owner. Bouthiette was turned over to Milford police.
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New England Steel Firm Advances Bridgeport Mill Plan
The New England Steel Development Corporation asked Washington for permission to buy the Stanley Works in Bridgeport, signaling a near certainty of a $15 to $30 million mill. An EBASCO survey for engineering and market data is awaited, with possible Nike defense sites around Bridgeport shaping the project.
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Norfolk prisoners given long sentences for kidnapping escape
Federal Judge Francis J. W. Ford sentenced five Norfolk Prison Colony convicts to lengthy terms after they kidnapped a guard and escaped on Aug 12. Ringleader Russell T. Halliday, 26, drew 20 years. others received 15-year to 5-year terms for Lindbergh law violations and related offenses. Sentences run after the kidnapping term.
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Fairfield Zoning Board Grants Bullard Foundry Waiver
The Fairfield Zoning Board of Appeals approved a waiver for Bullard company to build a new foundry west of Black Rock Turnpike after a public hearing in the Town Courthouse. The $6,000,000 project will replace the old foundry with new equipment, with the board finding only one plan violation the 70-foot cupola height while confirming no issues with access setbacks or lot coverage and that smoke fly ash and odor controls meet standards per engineer Frank Olson.
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Adenauer Arrives in U S for Talks on Alliance
German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer landed in Washington for three days of talks to cement Germany in the Free World Alliance. Secretary Dulles welcomed him as one of the truly great men of our times and Adenauer expressed gratitude and a wish for cordial friendship with the American people. The visit followed a Paris conference on bolstering German armed strength within NATO and integrating Germany into the alliance.
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Retiring Bridgeport Red Cross Leader Honored At Dinner
William K. Mulvihill, retiring chairman of the Bridgeport chapter of the American Red Cross, was honored by more than 250 people at a testimonial dinner in Nu-Champ's. Mayor MecLevy and Dwight F. Fanton lauded his three years of leadership in fund raising and blood program work. Fanton noted Mulvihill's intelligent decisions and administrative ability as the board presented a purse and a scroll praising his service during trying times.
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Danbury Revaluation Targeted in Town Meeting Vote
In Danbury Oct 27 about 700 residents at the Elks auditorium backed a move to discard the recently completed property revaluation and authorize a new, fair reassessment. Petitions seek a special town meeting and a referendum to enact a fresh valuation, though legality of rescinding a revaluation remains in question as officials note state legislative orders.
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CAPITAL PARLEY TODAY ON NORWALK LOCK CASE
Hartford Oct 27 AP Governor Lodger said a Washington conference will bring together principals to delay foreclosure of a 1 500 000 RFC mortgage on the Norwalk Lock property. Lawrence E Robbins Assistant Secretary of the Treasury will head the talks to salvage refinancing and keep the firm operating amid U S District Court proceedings in New York Friday.
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Subway Dog Sets Pace In Two Mile Chase To 34th Street
In New York a shaggy Irish terrier led a Brighton Beach BMT train for two miles. Motorman Horace Belton blew whistles as passengers shouted encouragement. The dog stopped 14 times to rest, then drank water at the dispatcher before being taken to an ASPCA shelter and train service resumed.
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City dump crackdown sparks clashes over arrests and action
Prosecutor Max Frau wirth pressed Supt John Lyddy to order token arrests of rubbish drivers at the Wordin avenue dump for violating city ordinances. Lyddy said warrants would come only at Frau writh's direction. No arrests were made despite heavy dumping. cases for six drivers were continued.
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