Israel Strife Shocks Knesset as Bomb Halts Session
A bomb exploded in the Knesset chamber injuring none of the deputies and prompting police entry with sirens. Ben-Gurion, 70, continues leadership after four decades shaping the Jewish state. A young attacker from Pardessiah, once Iraqi youth aliyah, is tied to an arson attempt against Beit Hasinon hospital in Petach Tiqva in 1956.
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Knesset
Ben-Gurion
Israel
Shapira
Iraq
Pardessiah
Beilisnon Hospital
Petach Tiqva
Mental Patients Free Hostages Mentioned by Doctor
Doctor Heyns described a misunderstanding at Easter State maximum security unit where two patients involved in a disturbance expressed fear the unit would become a prison. He reassured that the treatment program would continue and offered no new promises. He criticized no one and notified Gov. Rosellini of developments.
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Dr. Heyns
Easter State
Heyns
Albert D. Rosellini
Tedesco
KHQ
Common Council
Tedesco Backed for City Tax District Consolidation
Democratic mayoral candidate Samuel J. Tedesco voiced strong support for unifying the city's two taxing districts and extending municipal services to affected residents. Speaking at a Ninth District rally, he urged immediate steps to ensure equal benefits, including improved lighting and sewer work, if elected.
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Samuel J. Tedesco
Cornelius Spillane
Hook
Bridgeport
Joseph Beauchemin
Mid
Dietion
Davies
Brenda Jane
Bristol
Banks 10 Get Life Sentence In Patterson Killing
Banks 10 received a life term for the revolver murder of Patterson who lived at 144 Cowles street. Patterson a numbers racket pay off man, died two days after the shooting at St. Vincent's hospital. Trial preliminaries began yesterday with juror examinations by Mr. Ganim and State's Attorney Lorin W. Willis.
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Patterson
Cowles Street
Banks
Connecticut Avenue
St. Vincent's Hospital
Ganim
Lorin W. Willis
Plane crash at mountain kills two airmen
A military plane from Schilling Air Force Base, Salina Kansas, crashed five miles southwest of the town today killing Capt. Bernard Reinebold 33 of Macedon New York and Capt. Harold Horry of Wichita Falls Texas. Captain Bobby Hodges 35 of Okolona Mississippi survived after bailing out and is hospitalized with multiple bruises.
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310Th
Schilling Air Force
Salina
Kan
Schilling Afb
Bernard Reinebold
Macedon
N. Y
Harold Horry
Wichita Falls
Tex
Bobby Hodges
Okolona
Miss
Schilling Hospital
Airliner Aground After Engine Fire Near Boston
A Scandinavian DC7 started a fire from a runaway engine in mid flight but the crew contained it and landed safely at Logan International Airport. The four‑engine plane carried 50 passengers and nine crew from Copenhagen toward Boston when Captain Herefjord diverted 120 miles back toward Boston, praising the city as the most beautiful he had seen.
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Boston
Logan International
Kate Herfjord
Copenhagen
Herefjord
New York
Halloween events planned across Norwalk schools
Joseph F. Andrews announces Halloween parties in Norwalk public schools, with a high school dance from 8 to 11 p.m. and four junior high dances, plus elementary school activities. The recreation commission funds custodial services and coordinates bands, magicians, ghost stories, balloons, films, and costume prizes. PTA supervision and refreshments provided.
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Joseph F. Andrews
Recreation Commission
Commission
PTA
Nathan Hale
Benjamin Franklin
West Rocks
Center
Musicians’ Union
Andrews
Harry J. Kane
West Avenue
State Education Department
Hotel Bond
Hartford
Doorkeepers Circle
First Congregational Church
the Green
Ralph H.ayer
County Street
Arthur Hall
Arthur J. Seger, Jr
Child's Hair Found in Davis Car Ties to Brenda Douc
Waterbury report says a state pathologist testified in Superior Court that hair strands found in George J. Davis's car matched Brenda Jane Douc, a central figure in the case. The testimony linked the evidence to Douc, reinforcing the prosecution's theory in a dramatic trial unfolding today.
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Waterbury
Superior Court
George J. Davis
Brenda Jane Douc
Amenta Plans Bid For Mayor's Post
Amenta announces bid for Democratic mayoral nomination next spring. Defense agency cites winged-model jet tests by Japan as ushering in guided missile research. Morelli planning to seek second term. Tokyo reports successful test of a jet winged model with about 1000 pounds thrust. The test aims speeds above sound and relates to Japan US missile cooperation.
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Tokyo
Japan
Britain
Paul
Amenta
Defense Agency
Joseph F
Morelli
Algo
United States
Average lemon tree yields 1400 fruits per year
A Britannica encyclopedia claim states the typical lemon tree produces about 1400 fruits annually, reflecting high fruiting potential and variation by variety and climate.
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Encyclopedia Britannica
North End Boys' Club Holds Eighth Halloween Party
The North End Boys' Club hosted its eighth annual Halloween party with over 200 members participating. A penny carnival, run by Mothers Club members, featured twelve games, each designed and manned by a Mothers Club member. Proceeds benefit UNICEF Fund to aid underdeveloped countries and promote maternal and child health practices.
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North End Boys’ Club
Mothers Club
Unicef. Fund
McLevy Praises Clean Regime At Bridgeport Plant
Mayor McLevy defended Bridgeport's pre 1933 finances and credited his administration with honesty and no scandal at a campaign talk at the Underwood Corporation plant. City Clerk John Shenton, also seeking re election on the Socialist ticket, attacked Republicans and Democrats over redevelopment claims as McLevy prepared to speak at the General Electric plant.
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Underwood Corporation
McLevy
Bridgeport
John Shenton
General Electric
Underwood
Shenton
Zhukov
United States
Fercrats
Middle East
Syria
Syat
Khrushchev
Hartford
New Haven
John T. King
Garl
Party Presidium
Khrushchev hints at Zhukov change and peace toast
Khrushchev avoided detailing Zhukov’s new post amid a blend of friendly toasts and Middle East optimism. He urged loyalty to the party, noted possible Central Committee sessions, and joked about reports while endorsing peace gestures with Turkey and NATO contrasts.
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Khrushchev
Zhukov
Communist Party
Soviet Communist Party Central Committee
Georgi Malenkov
V.M. Molotov
Lazar Kapanovich
Kremlin
Turkey and Soviet Ties Gap Narrows After Tense Rhetoric
A conciliatory note describes neighbors Turkey and the Soviet Union as a moderated climate where a cool wind from Moscow meets a warm Turkish breeze. The shift contrasts with sharp Khrushchev era denouncements by Soviet leaders and party figures at a recent reception, signaling easing tensions.
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Turkey
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Bulganin
Anastas Mikoyan
Communist Party Presidium
Givens Opposes Quigley Bid In Stamford Race
Stamford voters head to polls next Tuesday amid a tight mayoral contest. Democratic Mayor Thomas F. J. Quigley seeks a fourth term as Givens, Belio, and Toner vie for other posts. Campaigns focus on leadership, fiscal policy, and a housing project eviction affecting 75 veteran families, with school bus and architect disputes shaping the race.
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Wayne L. Tyson
Stamford Advocate
Stamford
Thomas F. J. Quigley
Quigley
Webster C. Givens
Umberto J. Belio
Joseph V. Toner
Raymond G. Cushing
Board of Finance
Board of Education
Board of Representatives
Givens
Bello
Mr. Givens
Sandula Attacks Tedesco Over Florida Deal and Civic Row
Senator Sandula leveled sharp charges against Judge Tedesco at a Rose Room gathering, accusing him of a failed Florida city development and seeking control of stock via a syndicate that included Vincent Anthony and the Coppola brothers. He cited two suits, value disputes, and alleged inflated land prices, while noting ties to E and F Construction and City Hall plans. Cocco praised Sandula and pledged a high level campaign despite smear attempts.
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Judge Tedesco
Hanford W. Bigelow
Domenick Cocco
Florida
Florida Real Sais
Sandula
Vero Beach
Fla
Jeader
Vincent Anthony
Coppola Brothers
Tedesco
Anthony
Bridgeport
Chicago
Uniil
E and F Construction Company
Sammy
Vinnie
Civic Center
Harrison‘street
Harold M. Lewis
Golden Hill
McLevy
Hartford
Senator Sandula
City Hall
State Street
Broad Street
General Assembly
Cornelius Mulvihill
Cocco
Eddie
Mr. Cocco
Tedesco Renews Charge in City Mayor Race
Judge Samuel J. Tedesco renewed his accusation that the GOP is bankrupt as he challenged A Edward Sandula and other Republicans in a Stratfield hotel talk. Mayor Quigley carried the city Democratic candidate by about 1,500 votes in the last election with roughly 42,000 eligible voters for the current balloting.
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Paneiseter
Samuel J. Tedesco
Dem
Quigley
Ask
A. Edward Sandula
City Republic
Ben-can
H. Grant
Stratfield
Stamford Nurse Dies In Greenwich Auto Crash
Mrs. John Francis, 30, of Stamford, died instantly when her car crossed the center line, struck a car head on, and rammed into a stone wall in Cos Cob Greenwich. She was en route to Greenwich Hospital for work. Survived by husband and two children, funeral set for Tuesday at St. Cecilia’s Church.
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Ben Hoberman
Temple Beth Israel
Temple
Concord Street
Guild
Jeanne Bridgett
Stamford
West Norwalk
Corrinne Poirier
Elliott Street
Kiwanis
A. E. Wallace
Connecticut Light and Power Company
Kiwanis Club
General Putman Inn
Greenwich
John (Saramay) Francis
North Hill Road
Springdale
Cos Cob
Francis
Greenwich Hospital
Valley Road
C. Stanley Knapp
Knapp
Court Upholds Denial of Danbury Package Store Permit
Hartford reports the State Liquor Control Commission may deny a Danbury package store permit if business prospects are poor. The Connecticut Supreme Court, in a unanimous ruling, sustained a lower court decision against Aminti who sought damages after an injury claim connected to the Danbury corpus. The opinion notes the commission could deem operating a provider with a service in the area as insufficient for a profitable venture.
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Hartford
Raymond E
State Liquor Control Com- Prt
Aminti
Baldwin
Danbury
Supremes
Commis
Salvatore Amintiti
Sion
Supreme Court
John Clark Fitzgerald
Norman Lurier
Danbury Cus Corporathe Supreme Court
Ton
Nautilus Skipper Hails Data From Polar Ice Cap Mission
Cmdr. William R. Anderson said the Nautilus mission produced one hundred times more scientific data than prior Arctic efforts despite a NATO Strikeback timetable. The submarine, 67 days at sea, reached 87 degrees north within 180 nautical miles of the Pole, setting an underwater endurance record and logging its 100000th mile under nuclear power.
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Groton
William R. Anderson
Navy
Waldo Lyon
Naval Electronics Laboratory
San Diego
Calif
North Pole
Anderson
Artic Basin
English Channel
Artic Ice
Artic Waters
Cocco Urges GOP Labor Ties at Jenkins Valve Rally
GOP mayoral candidate Domenick Cocco told workers at Jenkins Valve that Republicans are the true friends of labor and he has pressed lawmakers to win government contracts to curb unemployment. He criticized Socialist and Democratic rivals and pledged honesty and integrity. Anita Vogel praised labor support for school improvements, noting progress on the West End Longfellow 26 room school.
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Republican Party
Domenick Cocco
GOP
Jenkins Valve Company
Cocco
Arcs
Longfellow
Judge condemns Republican leadership over voting machines clash
Judge Tedesco recalled an Oct 22 speech before about 1,000 at Eichner's restaurant. He said Republican leaders have given up and go along to keep their franchise on voting machines. He accused Mr. Sandula of mud-slinging and diversionary tactics by the party.
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Tedesco
Frank T. Healey Jr
Davies
Brenda Jane
Healey
North End
Eichner
Republican Party
Sandila
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