Three Plays Slated By Children’s Programs In Bridgeport
Children's Programs Inc announces a season of three plays for the Bridgeport area. The Beauty and the Beast opens Oct 20 at Roger Ludlowe High School, followed by Young Mike Fink Feb 9 and The Enchanted Treasure Apr 13. Tickets cost 1 for all three, with reservable seats via Mrs. Richard MacDonald.
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Elwood Ireland
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Robert Parish
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Children Programs Inc
Bridgeport - Fairfield - Milford
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Arthur Sanford
Fairfield Junior Chamber of Commerce
Town Plans Public Post. Zoning and Awards Noted
Local zoning panel seeks an assistant to the assessor, with applicants aged 25 to 40, deadline Oct 15. Reports cover parish school closings for AAA zone two acre minimum and other town developments. Social Security talks at Roger Ludlowe High and regional assessors meeting in Dallas noted.
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India renews plea for immediate nuclear test ban
India formally renewed its proposal for an immediate and unconditional ban on all nuclear weapons tests. The move was announced in United Nations, New York, with the 12 nation disarmament commission invited to report to Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold on any evidence of nuclear explosions worldwide. The proposal will be taken up on Monday.
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Justice at Bar 90 Days for Theft
Upright, a truck driver and Salvation Army employee, was arrested in connection with the theft and sale of a ton of used clothing. He received 90 days in jail on charges to a junk dealer. The case ties to a 1949 larceny charge and involved Hanover Shoe Farms and City Court in New York City.
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Model rocket displayed at American Museum-Hayden Planetarium
A 12 foot replica of the giant rocket destined to launch the United States first artificial satellite went on exhibit today at the American Museum-Hayden Planetarium. The model was prepared by the Martin Company of Baltimore, prime contractor for the real rocket.
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Chemist Cleared After Convincing Judge He Was Drunk
In Lille France on September 25 an arrested motorist charged with drunken driving persuaded the judge that he was intoxicated by inhaled vapors from laboratory work. Medical experts supported the claim. The judge released him to go home and sleep it off.
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France
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