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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1957

Page

7

Faubus criticizes federal troops after Little Rock clash

Gov. Orval Faubus denounces federal action as naked force and suspends comment, planning a radio television address as troops remain in Little Rock. NAACP leader Mrs. Bates credits Eisenhower for restoring order and prays for peace while students return to school amid tense guard presence.

Orval Faubus Faubus L. C. Bates Arkansas National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Eisenhower Little Rock

Notre Dame school dedicates hall with governors and military presence

The dedication at the Notre Dame school opens with a procession to a speakers platform on Park Avenue. A 40 piece Notre Dame boys band will perform the national anthem as Rt. Rev. William J. Kearney preaches, followed by remarks from Bishop Lawrence J. Shehan and Cardinal Spellman. Archbishop Henry J. O'Brien presides at the benediction. After the service, guides will conduct tours. Arkansas National Guard paratroopers stationed nearby, with troops from six towns, are on standby as classes begin.

Park Avenue U. S Notre Dame Boys William J. Kearney Danbury Lawrence J. Shehan Bridgeport Cardinal Spellman Henry J. O'Brien Hartford Vincent P. Cleary Stamford John F. McGough Father Cleary Thomas D. Lawton CSC Arnold Sikes Notre Dame Sikes Army Col L. M. Mulhall Arkansas Military National Guard Camp Robinson Mulhall 153Rd Infantry Regiment Arkansas Little Rock

Mike Goode Is 81 as House Salutes Him

Hartford Sept 25 AP Connecticut House of Representatives paid official tribute to Michael J. Goode on his 81st birthday, honoring the veteran political commentator for WNHC and WNHC TV in New Haven with a unanimous resolution wishing health and happiness and many returns.

Hartford Connecticut House of Representatives Michael J. Goode WNHC Wnhc-Tv New Haven Marraso Necholetti

YMCA Campaign Update Reports 210 New Members Enrolled

YMCA membership drive extends to October 3 with 210 new members joining toward a 300 goal. Reported by Paul E. Josephson, chairman, with 250 workers contributing. Next meeting set for Monday night at the YMCA. enrollments listed by league and team leaders. school expansion details and a note on a planned high school announced by Bishop Shehan in 1954. An earlier fund drive in 1955 raised $4 million for the school. Attending dignitaries include Mayor McLevy, local officials, and church leaders from Newark, China, and Hartford areas.

Paul E. Josephson YMCA Josephson National League John Marr Anthony Jannene Eugene O'Neil Ted Hamilla Robert Nishball Joseph Foglia George Wolff Steve Bicki Max Lamachko American League Edward Ciarleglio William Koerner Alvin Peck Harold Dunn Robert Bruno Joseph Orban Raymond Turner Richard Kevenaugh Little League David Smith Shehan Mayor McLevy Fairfield First Selectman Dimitl L. Kinnie Thomas A. Boland Newark N. J Paul Yu Pin Nanking China Bernard J. Flanagan Norwich John F. Hackett Hartford Edward V. Dargin New York City George S. DePrizio The Holy Cross Fathers North Dartmouth Mass Loretta Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur Waltham

Tedesco Presses Englewood Hospital Claim

Samuel J. Tedesco, Democratic mayoral candidate, accused Mayor McLevy of confusing Bridgeport voters about Englewood hospital. Speaking to Second District Democrats at Stratfield Hotel, Tedesco criticized city officials for not repurposing the hospital, while McLevy said it would be available in an Asian flu outbreak.

Samuel J. Tedesco McLevy Bridgeport Englewood Hospital Stratfield Hotel Tedesco Englewood

Bill Ends Eviction Row in Settlement with BHA

The BHA and housing authorities say the settlement is satisfactory and the eviction dispute in Superior Court will be withdrawn. The case centered on flat welfare rentals versus income based rents, with Commissioner Hanas arguing welfare grants count as income under law. Authorities argued the provision allows setting rents by granting levels to welfare families.

BHA Hanas

Bassos Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary

M and Mrs Michael Basso of 624 Lincoln Avenue observe their 25th wedding anniversary at home with relatives today.

Bassos Michael Basso Lincoln Avenue

Hartford approves Civil Defense bill in emergency plan

The Legislature unanimously approved a bill allowing the chief executive, with Governor approval, to declare a local Civil Defense emergency in a serious natural disaster. The bill was readmitted after omission earlier, and Georgia representatives were not readmitted until the 187th regular session.

Basso Hartford Bryant Electric Company Michael Larry Navy Dolores Stephen Alclare Shelton Georgia Congress

Charming Children Contest at Lenny's Wagon Wheel

The 1957 Little Miss and Mr. Connecticut contest will be held Sunday at Lenny's Wagon Wheel on Barnum Avenue. Alfred Patricelli, state director, says trophies and gifts await winners. Eight runner ups will receive awards, with Judy Blair sponsoring this season's event. More than 100 youngsters have registered. Entertainment includes Mark Adiletta baton twirler, Dolores Duda vocalist, and Barber Serville crooner.

Lenny’s Wagon Wheel Barnum Avenue Alfred Patricelli Judy Blair Mark Adiletta Dolores Duda Barber Serville

Russia Broadcasts Drama On Little Rock Desegregation

Moscow radio aired a dramatized account of Elizabeth Eckford and the Little Rock desegregation efforts to Soviet schoolrooms and adults, portraying mobs and violence to criticize U.S. civil rights progress. The broadcast mocked U.S. democracy while noting a federal bill outlawing segregation. In Europe, left-wing papers denounced Arkansas Governor Faubus and white supporters. Separately, North End Columbus Association plans a Bridgeport Columbus Day Parade meeting at 28 Grand Street to discuss bands and participation and a Communion breakfast.

London Thes Little Rock Soviet Union Eisenhower United States Moscow Elizabeth Eckford Elizabeth Moscow Radio Europe Arkansas Faubus North End Columbus Association Grand Street Bridgeport Leonard Buono A. Edward Sandula

Allan Jones Sued Again for Divorce

Actress Irene Hervey, 48, who divorced Allan Jones in 1954 and reconciled, sued him again in Santa Monica California accusing him of grievous suffering. Married July 26 1936 in Beverly Hills the couple separated August 19. Hervey seeks temporary alimony and custody of their son John 12 with a show cause order.

Santa Monica Calif Irene Hervey Allan Jones Miss Hervey Jones Beverly Hills

Seven arrested by federal troops at Central High School

Seven men were taken into custody by federal troops at Central High School in Little Rock and held in the county jail on a notation hold for federal authorities. They were not allowed to call a lawyer, and officials provided few details.

Little Rock Ark Central High School Jack Morgan FBI United States Beal Kidd

Dr Sherman chairs Stratford United Fund unit

Dr Sherman head of the professional unit of Stratford division of the United Fund announced by division chairman Charles R Patterson. He will be assisted by a women's auxiliary led by Mrs Nathan Friedman with members including Mrs Jack Stewart Mrs Edwin Hall and Mrs John Zelikowski.

Bernard D. Sherman Main Street Stratford United Fund Charles R. Patterson Sherman Nathan Friedman Jack Stewart Edwin Hall John Zelinski

Hartford Psychologist Named Chief of State Mental Health

Dr Salvatore L Alessi former Middletown State hospital staff named chief psychologist of the Division of Community Services in the State Mental Health department AP report dated September 25 Hartford Connecticut.

Hartford Salvatore L. Alessi Connecticut State Hospital Middletown Division of Community Services State Mental Health Department

Solan to be Honored at Fairfield County Knights Dinner

John J Solan former district deputy of the Knights of Columbus Fairfield county will be honored at a bachelor dinner in the K of C hall tonight at 8 oclock More than 200 are expected to attend James J OConnell will be toastmaster.

John.j. Solan Knights of Columbus Fairfield County K of C.hall iMore James’ J. O'Connell

Auto crashes on Merritt Parkway near Main Street exit

A 75yearold Long Island man Domenick Vigliotta of Amityville escaped serious injury when his car overturned after losing control on the Merritt Parkway near the Main Street exit at 11 10 a.m. He was taken to Saint Francis Hospital and released with minor bruises. Police say he may have fallen asleep or become ill as the accident occurred. The car struck fence posts along 400 feet, then overturned, leaving it upside down in the highway.

Plummer Domenick Vigliotta Amityville L. I Merritt Parkway Trumbull Long Island L.I St. Fecent's Hospital Robert Sautter Sautter Vig Tiotta

Judge baffled by Girard trial testimony in Sakai case

In Somagahara Japan a rain soaked session of the Girard murder trial heard witness Hidetsugu Onozeki describe a brass cartridge case and a chase by Navy or Illinois soldier Girard near the firing range. Onozeki said a second shot killed Mrs Naka Sakai and that Girard shouted for others to leave as brass was tossed to lure shell collectors. The judge said he was baffled by inconsistent accounts and suspended the hearing until Thursday due to rain.

Somagahara Japan Williams Girard Naka Sakai L. S Hidetsugu Onozeki Onozeki SP3 Nickel Kawachi Itsuro Heresu Hayashi

Atlas ICBM launch test details and outcomes

The article describes a televised Atlas ICBM test launch with spectators including bathers and a traveling evangelist. It notes the Atlas is 90 to 100 feet, uses three rockets with two boosters and a central sustainer, and reached 600 to 800 miles before descent. Officials discuss power loss in a booster as a prior failure and emphasize testing booster engine reliability.

Cross Country Tests Of Matador Begun Flights From New Mexico

Across the Matador surface to surface missile program enters cross country flight tests from a remote test range in New Mexico to Wendover Utah. The Intercontinental weapon flies through a controlled corridor to a defined impact point about 175 nautical miles away. Development has reached a stage where data from endless in place tracking is insufficient. Two escort planes accompany the missile during today's flight initiation.

Matador Wendover Air Force 3Ace Utah Air Research and Development Command

Two NATO Carriers Hit In Deadly Strikeback Collisions

Ten fliers died in two collisions involving carrier Essex during Strikeback exercises between Iceland and Norway. Rear Adm. Arnold said weather favored flying and not a factor. The seven-nation NATO fleet tested ocean defense against Soviet submarines near the Lofoten area. search for survivors focused 100 miles northwest of the Lofoten Islands.

Essex Murr E. Arnold Iceland Norway Wick Radio Scotland Lofoten Islands

Wesleyan Leader Blames Impatience For Education

Middletown, Sept. 25. Wesleyan University president Dr. Victor Butterfield said impatience with rapid results endangers education. He argued learning grows slowly in the human mind and spirit, urging a liberal education to foster deliberate intellectual growth at the opening of the 127th academic year.

Middletown Wesleyan University Victor Butterfield

CAL Union to Press Pact Negotiations

Contract talks between the Connecticut Railway and Lighting Company and Local 459, Motor Coach Employee of America, will continue today to reach an agreement before the September 30 deadline. A company spokesman says talks remain exploratory. the company seeks a three year package while the union wants a one year pact. Last year terms were arbitrated and the existing contract continued.

Connecticut Railway and Lighting Company Local 459 America

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