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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1957
Page
10
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An opinion piece weighs U.S. aid to India amid a tight economy and rising internal problems. It argues the loan could curb communist influence and aid free enterprise, but questions India’s loyalty in the U.N. and Hungary crisis, noting political risk and the country’s hunger and unemployment.
Area residents may not realize free top technical training exists at Bullard-Havens Technical School. The adult evening program offers varied courses to improve skills, safety, and job judgment for workers in trade and industrial fields. A talk with school authorities can start the renewed career path.
Proponents in Congress press for legislation banning alcohol service on flights after last session failed. Air Line Pilots Association and airline stewards back the measure, with two dry Senate Democrats Thurmond and Neuberger supporting the effort. A Transportation subcommittee heard 34 drunken passenger incidents from 1955 to 1957, none leading to crashes.
Debate over banning alcoholic drinks on planes continues as lawmakers and the Civil Aeronautics Board weigh the issue. Critics call the proposal ineffective and a sop to drys, while supporters note current lines limit servings and regulation by carriers has worked.
M Sgt Gladys M Woodward WAF recruiter for Connecticut says women with a college or high school diploma will be processed without delay and will have enlistment priority for immediate duty. Eligible ages 18 to 34. information available at Bridgeport Post Office.
The Washington Star excerpt cites AFL-CIO President George Meany urging expulsion of corrupt elements in unions while warning against restrictive labor legislation. It argues for universal laws to curb abuse of power in unions, noting expelled unions would still operate without protections and that broad accountability is needed.
American Industry reports that hopes for tax reductions persist despite Congress postponing the issue to next year and the federal budget being tight. Industry groups push for a five year plan reducing personal and corporate income taxes to 35 percent, while the Tax Foundation criticizes common tax comparisons and notes total taxes reached a record 105.5 billion, about 25.5 percent of GNP, prompting calls for reform.
National Rollup: McClellan panel eyes right to work amid Senate friction over taxation rates and union influence. Knowland's California stance, Lausche support, Eisenhower ambivalence frame a national split. Tax cuts’ impact on consumption, investment, and dividends discussed as labor and business stake rise.
The article notes eight year olds face a tough shift from royal upbringing to a preparatory school. It highlights Charles as the first Windsor prince sent away young, aiming to mold self denial and adaptability for a future role. It also touches on the Philippines Windsors and disarmament context with a counterpoint about security costs. Felixberto Serrano is mentioned in a brief, bittersweet note about empty meals.
The Damascus based newspaper Al-Namander reports that a large number of American troops are assembling in Turkey near the Syrian border, with amphibious assault drills planned Sept. 24 to 28 under Adm. Briscoe’s command. The claim, attributed as reliable information to Syrian authorities, appears via NATO Southern Europe channels.
Fragmented clippings recount a mishmash of political talk, wartime secrecy, and a Riverside traffic accident. References include Chelf and Proxmire, a Turkish camp broadcast, a NATO exercise near Syria, and a cat escape after a wreck. Notable names include P. M. Blackett and Ernest Gees.
Sylvia Porter discusses how fashion silhouettes will shift from economical tubular shapes in 1958 to pyramidal, lavish lines by 1959 and beyond. Economists like A W Zelemek link silhouette trends to marriage rates per capita income food and rent costs, predicting a new cycle of luxury in textiles and apparel as social conditions evolve.
The special session opens with a heavy caucus influence as about 30 speakers address the House on day one and 15 on day two. Public debate is shrinking while private talks rise, raising questions about necessity and accountability in state government.
The passage recalls Anne Hutchinson hosting biweekly discussions on religion in Boston starting in the Massachusetts Bay Colony era. Hutchinson, a wealthy capable figure and a natural physician, welcomed both women and influential men to her house, sparking early social gatherings that shaped independent women’s intellectual circles.
The Trumbull Young Democratic club was admitted to the State Federation of Young Democratic Clubs. Joseph Fennell Jr. serves as president with Margaret Gay as vice president and Frank Mucci as constitution committee chairman.
Hackettstown New Jersey 96 year old J Clark Staples the state’s oldest licensed driver and possibly the nation’s oldest has logged 375000 miles since 1920 with no accidents He compares modern drivers noting caution and speed in terse remarks about traffic and safety
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