Baruch Dies at 94 Former Presidential Advisor in New York
Bernard M. Baruch, born 1870 in a Confederate doctor family, rose from Wall Street financier to trusted adviser to eight presidents. He died Sunday night at 94 in his Manhattan apartment as tributes poured in from Adlai Stevenson New York Mayor Wagner and friends noting his lifelong service to the nation.
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Senate Panel Looks to Ease Veto on Base Closings
Washington Senate Armed Services Committee planned to soften a House approved clause granting Congress a veto over administration base closure plans. The move could limit presidential control and influence the base shut down process.
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Turnpike Crash Claims Three Lives
Three people died and another was injured in a fiery head on collision on the Ohio Turnpike near Filmore between Toledo and Fremont. A Washington DC auto crossed the median into a westbound compact car, killing Richard J. Roger and his bride Prisille of Auburn New Hampshire. One occupant of the Washington car was killed and another critically injured.
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Weather forecast and local notices from Norwalk area
Scattered showers and possible thundershowers end this afternoon then clearing and cooler today highs 75 to 82 tonight 50s to 56 fair and cooler Tuesday. Yesterday high 86 low 66 births include Kennard Willard daughter McDaniel Willard daughter Conner Chestnut boy Girber Monroeville girl marriage licenses listed residents and occupations deaths Hazel Bellamy 75 John Edwards 73 infant Kelly State Sandusky Alma Russell 89 Carl Stelber 64 Monroeville heads up local obituary and record details.
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New Government Takes Over Saigon Amid War Drive
The new South Vietnamese military government, led by Premier Nguyen Cao Ky and Chief Thieu, vows to press the anti communist war. U S Navy planes clash with MiGs over North Vietnam in a fresh air battle. Ground fighting reports 40 Viet Cong killed and 26 captured near Ja Nang two other engagements near Saigon. China and North Vietnam condemn a British mission seeking peaceful settlement as a hoax.
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Rebels Claim Wide Support in Algiers Coup
Algeria's new military regime says it has broad backing for the coup that ousted President Ahmed Ben Bella and invites Afro-Asian leaders to Algiers for next week's summit conference.
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New F T Wing To Be Shown At Fish er-Titus Hospital Open Houses
New facilities at Fish er-Titus Memorial Hospital will be showcased with open houses on Saturday for medical professionals and Sunday for the general public. The addition includes an emergency suite, pharmacy, classrooms, meeting room, medical records, admitting suite, offices, locker room, EEG lab and speech clinic, built at a cost of 325000 dollars.
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Norwalk bypass contracts delayed to August seventeenth
State Highway official D H Timmer announced the letting date for the Norwalk bypass contracts is moved from July to August seventeenth. He expects construction to start 30 days to six weeks later due to a Senate rider on the highway appropriation bill.
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Algiers reels as Ben Bella supporters rally after coup
Reports from Paris say small student groups staged anti coup demonstrations in Algiers Sunday night chanting Ben Bella to power. AFP notes about 300 students rallied in front of a university restaurant, decorating a portrait of Ben Bella with flowers while no word yet on his whereabouts since Saturday's ouster by Col. Houmediienne.
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Boy in Yard Sparks Police Search Clarification
Paul Rupert of 12 Parsons St called police about a boy named Allen Mortimer who claimed his father James and teacher Miss Schauss. Police found no records, Rupert and the boy walked around until identifying his home near Charles Price on Collingwood. Allen remains restricted to the front yard.
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Inflation or Recession What Lies Ahead?
Washington experts debate whether inflation will accelerate or ease. Officials warn a rapid rise could force monetary brakes and spark a recession, while cautious outlooks note signals of gradual price increases amid global pressures.
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