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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1956
Page
2
Faith in Eisenhower Justifies Re-Election Faith
The article argues Eisenhower’s re-election validates the American electorate’s judgment and the President’s steadfast leadership. It praises his rugged principle, especially over Middle East tensions and Cold War challenges, and lauds Nixon as a valuable vice president whose future may outpace the office. It urges wisdom and strength from the President and aides to sustain world peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Erty i Nixon
Richard Nixon
Home Away From Home For Nike Troopers
The first contingent of Army troops at the guided missile site in Bristol receives warm local hospitality during flag raising at Mt Hope. Battery C of the 751st AAA Missile Battalion will be away from families during its deployment, but residents are urged to welcome the men and help integrate them into town life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Mt. Hope
Atv
A.G Li
Julai
Daniel W. Coggeshall
Frank L. Martin
Anthony Ferrara
John N. Sinclair
C. Paul Bruno
Charles Fouty
Phillip T. Bodell
Henry A. Hambrick
Mervyn Clay
Poorly Timed Revolutions and World Attention
A fragment discusses Hungary's collapse as poorly timed global focus on Egypt distracts from events there. It notes Russia's treachery and suggests future protests may rise again against tyranny if attention shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungary
Hugary
Egypt
Local notes and community updates from Bristol area
The community calendar lists the Gryteers club meeting on Thursday at 8 pm in the First Congregational Church with a stamp and coin show. Titus Adams elected freshman secretary at Mount Holyoke College after Northfield School graduation. congratulations and notices of births, deaths, and hospital visits across Bristol including a birth at Truesdale Hospital and a Naval electronics technician graduation at Great Lakes. Community groups such as the Chamber of Commerce, School Committee, Holy Name Society, and Rotary Club meet weekly. several local residents receive recognitions, appointments, or attend regional conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gryteers Nats
the ‘Betstel” Philtialic
Jones
Miles Debereh
Adenis
Thomias D. Adams
Burton St
Mount Halyoke College
Northfield
North
Eld
Maas
WMHC
Ee Obwisn Adtore
Army missile unit opens at Mt Hope Bristol
The Mt Hope Nike missile site near Bristol Rhode Island officially opened Monday at 2 p.m. with a flag raising by Col Parsons and Maj Conway. Lt Nelson Leggette led Battery B 751st AAA Missile Battalion. civilians and town officials attended as dignitaries pledged duty and security while families watched. Training by nearby Battery C 243rd AAA Gun Battalion was noted as forthcoming. Local leaders said the installation would reassure residents while ensuring the area contributes to national defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
U. S
Mt. Hope
Marcus—K. Parsons
United States
U. S. Army
Col
Parsons
Maj
John Conway
Rhode Island
Maj. Conway
Rhode Island National Guard
Providence
243Rd
Bris
Tol
National Guard
William E. Magee
Nelson Leggette
751St Aaa
Missle Battalon
Col. Parsons
Pat Millemaggi praised for council service and taxpayer focus
Marguerite S. Gooding writes to defend Pat Millemaggi as a Bristol Town Council candidate. She notes his decade of council service, openness in meetings, scrutiny of expenditures, and opposition to executive sessions. She argues past criticism is biased and cites his 16 years on a platform voters backed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Mallemagegi
Bristol Town
Millemage
Partus
Murgo
Millemaggi
Bristol School Committee Responds To Press Contradiction
The Bristol School Committee holds a special session on November 3 1956 to counter an October 30 1956 press statement. It outlines a May 11 1953 inquiry into alleged poor treatment, notes a conference with all parties, records via tape, and concludes there was a misunderstanding with no loss of a teacher. The resignation of the teacher in 1955 is acknowledged with praise. Portuguese teaching is clarified. no link to a prior principal incident is found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol School Committee
Bristol
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Middle East
Eisenhower
Washington, D. Coit
Nike Troopers
Yasue
Behjabi
Wialeh
Hope Avenue
Annovainwe
Mark Curtis
Mer
Dadies
Hinken
George ‘W. Dahl Co
The
Chamber of Commerce
Y M.C.A
Chamber
Colt Library
Wesley A. French
Bayview Avenue
Wesley Mark
Truesdale Hospital
Holy Name Society of
Joseph Siensiani
Anthony J. Russo
J. Foster Price
D. Wildesley
St. Michael’s Church
Pascoag
R. I
Burnside Memorial Building
Jerome Donovan
John F. Mais
Schi Inc
Canada
Dearborn
Michigan
Lancaster
Salvatore Massano
Washington Street
Bristol Senior High School
Providence College
Delbert W. Tildesley
St. Michael‘s Church
Rotary Club
White Rail
John W. Church
Jane Brown Memorial Hospital
John Furtado
Eugene Furtado
State Street
Naval Electronics Technician School
Naval Training Station
Great Lakes
Ilinois
Guernsey
Conrad Lily
North Farm
Advanced Regi
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Joseph O. DelToro
Wood Street
Gail Ann
Fall River
Uncle Sam
Nike
AAA
Marguerite S. Gooding
Navy
Marilyn Monroe
Don Murray
Cor. Hope & Bradford Sts
Kingsmen Auxiliary
Benefit of Bugle & Drum Corp
Edward J Fitzgerald
Phoenix
Party
Sth
Guild
Bristol Jewish Community Center
Hope Street
Joseph G. A. Riccio
Ace Supply Co
Michael
Cariglia
Seymour St
Dial
Warren
St. Elizabeth’s Auditorium
HEP Katz
Batista Bros. Bakery
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