Registrar Bids Halted As Signatures Contested In Primary
Petition challenges mounted over signatures on mayoral petitions lead to a registrar ruling halting two Democratic primary bids. McPadden reports 783 signatures checked. 672 accepted, 416 rejected for duplicates or improper listings. Page rejections included 27 names. remaining pages certified. Salamone demands more information. potential court action discussed. Additional candidates pursue alderman primaries as district races loom.
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Bey
McPadden
Wrre
McPaden
Dity
Curran
Pelilion Efronistors
Matthew A. June
Afr
Salemone
Salamone
Jut
Klewicz
Heither
Gamatrathe
the Paddenaul
Nicholas AL Laenese
Lanese
Clam Bakes Beset by Fire in Saybrook Refrigerator Car
In Saybrook a fire tied up New Slaven railroad traffic as volunteer firefighters battled a blaze that roasted thousands of clams in a refrigerated car amid a Labor Day scene of seaside activity and clam bakes along the coast.
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Qld
Saybrook
UPI
New England
Labor Bay
Gid Saybrook
New Slaven
Boy Slays Man On New York Street
A boy allegedly killed a man on a New York street as police launch a citywide crackdown on juvenile gangs. The force orders precincts to track youths suspected of gang ties, while a central Clearing house at Police Headquarters compiles information. In a daylong sweep, 45 youths were rounded up as part of a broader drive, with 280 arrests since September 2 for disorderly conduct and disturbing the peace. City leaders urge coordinated anti gang efforts amid rising violence and Puerto Rican community concerns prompt a 10 point plan emphasizing education and prevention.
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Council of
Woman's leg broken in assault arrest of husband
Mrs Ifilda Vignone 4 365 Chamberlain avenue suffered a broken left leg in a Sunday night assault by former husband Salvatore Viglione 53 of 46 Frank street near Main and Macari avenues. Viglione was arrested at 4 3 10 a m yesterday by Patrolmen Capitan and Gullberg, released on $550 bond and to face city court.
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Ifilda Vignone
Chamberlain Avenue
SS. Vincent's Hospital
Iaft
Usband
Salvatore Vigliong
Frank Street
Main
William
Merbert Gullberg
Norwalk Woman Held On Theft Charges
Norwalk. Rosaire Emond, 23, of 47 North Taylor, was arrested Sunday on charges of larceny and theft of an anchor vehicle. Held under $1,060 bond for a City court hearing tomorrow. Complaint by landlord Fernand Famvoni, not related to the accused.
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Norwalk
Rosaire Emond
North Taylor Iwente
Sunda Il Plit
Uikinehi Andiord
Omerrow
Fernand Famvoni
Laos Crisis At UN Prompt Action In Emergency Session
The UN Security Council debated Laos conflict with United States Britain and France proposing a four nation inquiry subcommittee. Laos requested UN emergency forces to prevent invasion aided by China but no Laos representative attended. Dispatches from Vientiane report first shipment of US emergency aid war materiel including grenades and ammunition arriving.
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Indochine
Laos
Sobolev
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Ahtad
United States
Aritain
France
Meiners
Aly
Japan
Tunisia
T He
Ton
U.S
Viet Nam
China
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Ieller
Dag Hammaresxjald
Avaldec Lape
Britain
Sir Pierson Dixon
Armand Berard
Sobutev
Lailert States Or Any Other Western Cubatey
Fatalities Near Holiday Record at Blackpool Ceremony
The Blackpool annual ceremony near the seafront ended with no child safety concerns, as 79,000 spectators watched the event amid luminations. Officials cited an AP report noting 668 accidental deaths during the period and 440 fire deaths. a complaint was lodged against Jayne Mansfield as part of an assessment of non-holiday fatalities.
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Blackpool
England
Jayne’ Mansfield
Jayne
Atickey
Associated Press
Mickey
Parison
Nepector Friik Seviere
the Nations Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Sevier
Vargiry
Labor Day Parade Draws 100000 in New York
New York Labor Day marchers numbered about 100000 along Suh avenue from 26th to 60th Streets in the first postwar parade. Notables including Nelson Rockefeller Mayor Robert Wagner and Cardinal Spellman rode or reviewed the crowd amid speeches on United States ideals and labor unity.
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New York
UPI
Suh Avenue
Iabor
Neww York
Gin
Nelson Rockefeller
Robert F. Wager
Francis Cardinal Spelman
Senate Passes Farm Measure Amid Parliamentary Wrangle
Senate action on a farm bill dominates proceedings as Morse fights Johnson leadership and Republicans push housing and public works bills. The House moves swiftly on passport validity extensions, a public works project, and spending, while debates on long term debt and inflation linger.
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Ilguirn
Murs
Johnson
Nikita
Khrushchev
Howse
Senate
AV Uyuse
Ais
Publi Works
Park Barrel
Simnlar
Eisenhower
Flouse
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Honor
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Inder Johnson
Fisentiawer
Bovis
Kenneth Th Keating
Ray
Four Die in State Car Mishaps on Thursday
State Police report four deaths in gar mishaps with high speed crashes. Traffic activity peaked around 5 p.m. as patrols began Thursday at noon. By 6 p.m. 58 motorists were arrested for speeding and 1,792 written warnings issued. Investigations covered 69 accidents injuring 19 people.
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Merdill Parkway
Greenwiely
Alent
Tacy
Seven Arrested in Milford Holiday Crash Spree
Seven people were arrested over Labor Day weekend in Milford after a series of crashes from Friday to Monday. Charges include reckless driving for Williams G.Jones, Francis C. Connors, Clarence E. Exilkson, and Joseph A. Arsenault Sr. Others faced charges of passing a red light and related offenses. Minor injuries reported. investigation and city-wide traffic enforcement noted.
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Walpurl
Timre
Williams G.jones
Naugatuck Avenue
Francis C. Connors
Clarence E. Exilkson
SS Shell Sreet
Joseph A. Arsenault
Poi Besen
Ravit A. Stephens
Betta
Colorado
Paul Rivnack
Garibaldi Avenue
Sion
Ray W. Kalechvil
Fomemieainn
Gav
John
Baile
Virginia
Fentary
F. Ridgefield
Eisenhower
Congress
I Lo
Commission
Aroha
Heather
Two Injured in Route 35 Rear-Ended Crash Near Gilbert Street
State Police report two people slightly injured when Grace Conley and Ella Conklin were treated for minor injuries after their car was rear-ended by a southbound roller on Route 35 near Gilbert Street. Kenneth Conkitt, 26, of Danbury, charged with switching and failing to appear in Danbury crafting court. both vehicles sustained slight damage.
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Pam
Gilbert Street
Grace Conley
Lia Fale
Danbury
Isorella Conklin
Mainirtel
Danuusy
Frank Hareri
Ridgefield Barracks
Sail Bys
Conley
Kenneth Conkitt
Ae Danbury
Conklin
Leo
Ranbuay Craftie Court
Ex-Gon Admits Trooper Slaying and Flight
A confession from ex convict Knight links him to the trooper murder near Brighton Michigan. Police tightens case as details recount the night raid and escape with Sauden's wife and child witnesses. Prosecutor Irwin will decide on first degree murder charges after review of the full statement.
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Souder
Boa
Michigan
Aga
Phoebn
Howard Whates
Seiden
Kalghi
Tim al
Cadifloe
Sauder
Serigny
Brighton
Scuden
Willy Knight
Shakely, Swam-Py
Lovay
Hody
Thomas Grant
Contatthouah
Wilfred H
Irwin
Livingstone
Conary
Sauien
Britain election looming as Conservatives lead polls
In Brighton Dr Henry Durant of Gallup Poll says Conservatives hold the edge on nearly all issues while Labour suffers. Gaitskell urged Labour supporters to rally, predicting a Labour win though Conservatives remain ahead. Parliament dissolution expected soon as Macmillan seeks a fresh mandate amid nation’s strong prosperity and Eisenhower visit lifting prestige.
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Henry Durant
Gallup
T. Britain
Brighton
Moscow
Labor Party
Hugh Gaitskell
Ancuria
Levan
Poramd
Labor
Ste
Tallaborite
Congress
Blackpool
Toni
Macmillan
Balmoral
House of Commons
Elizabeth III
Macmaillan
Winston Chucchil
Hallating
Eisenhower
Commons
Gaitskell
Liberal Party
Up In Faith To Meet Tonight On Primary
The Eleventh district Republican fan organization will meet tonight in the home of Mariella Steggies at 81 Steuben Street for the September 21 primary. Alexander DeFeu, district chairman, will preside as GOP mayoral candidate Al Side Ward Sanduda is scheduled to attend.
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Tith
Repubiicfan
Mariella Steggies
Steuben Street
Looiseuss
Registrar of Voters
Alesander Dbefeu
Wil
GOP
Cannidso
Sanduda
Schadutad
Eisenhower Back From Europe Praises Unity In World
President Eisenhower returns to Washington praising unity among Western nations after meeting leaders Adenauer de Gaulle and Harold Macmillan. He stressed deep affection and trust among peoples, plans meetings on labor policy and Laos chaos, and will brief Congress on economic effects of his European mission.
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Eisenhower
Republican Congress
Konrad Adenader
Igora
Europe
Britain
Prange
Germany
Eisenhower Jes
Lovland
Asgeir Asgeirsson
Washington
Gander
Newfoundland
White Hoor
Fismbhower
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
Senate
Hubert J. Humphrey
Harmonsey v
Rock Victim Francisco Lazaro Injured in Street Assault
Francisco Lazaro, 36, of West Liberty, was hospitalized in St. Vincent's after being struck in the head by a man identified as Michael Var, 16, of Broad Street. Var was reported in custody at the time, with bonds set at $10,000 as arraignment looms.
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Francisco Lazaro
West Liberty Silver
Latfess
Michael Var
Broad Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Assaut
Iborn
State Street
Vargas
Ae Wades
Boy Hurt by Rocket in Stafford Springs
A 13 year old boy, Michael Julian, lost parts of two fingers when a homemade launcher exploded at his home in Stafford Springs. His younger brother Jonny aided in the project. no damage to the house. Michael was admitted to Springfield Hospital, Massachusetts.
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Stafford Springs
Michael Julian
Patice
Jonny
Springfield
Mass
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