Million Dollar Mile Spurs New Haven Redevelopment
New Haven officials pushed a spur road to ease traffic from the turnpike into the city core, a project dubbed the Million Dollar Mile. The backbone of Oak Street redevelopment aims to erase slums with new offices, banks, and medical facilities while supporting growth at the Hospital School of Nursing and nearby developments. City politics are described as nonpartisan, with redevelopment pursued regardless of party.
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New Haven
Oak Street
New Haven Hospital
Schoo
Southern New Monghind ‘Telephone Co
Richard Cobee
Vermont police hunt armed escapee linked to car thefts
Inspector Tharry of Vermont authorities pursues Speene Winua ski, an armed robbery and prison escape suspect, after a car theft spree that included a plane hijack and a vehicle in Winooski. A teenager spotted a Vermont dealer plate in Salem. officials warn residents the suspect is dangerous and possibly armed.
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Vermont
Tharry
Saalerson
BCE
Pron Gatlh
Speeney Winuaski
Wyon
Dsobi
Akeron
Hive Wen
Kita
Scrinton
Thurigton
Vic
Winooski
Salem
Veense
Sajem
Obituary notices from North Adams and surrounding towns
Obituaries report Mrs. Annie Hopkins Brown of North Adams dies after long illness. Survivors include two daughters, a son, a sister and two brothers. Funeral from Sans Souci Funeral Home in North Adams with Rev. Lindley officiating. Interment in Southview Cemetery in spring. Also several obituaries note William Fitzgerald of Glens Falls and Samuel Spencer of Hudson Falls. Additional notices memorialize Mrs. Marielle Welden of Saratoga Springs and Miss Elizabeth Croker with services in Glens Falls and Albany area churches. Interments follow at local cemeteries.
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David Brown
North Adams
Mass
Roy C. Denley
Bennington
Pillsfield
Annie Mildred Hopkins
Jennie Palmer
Harriet Marshall Jr
Pittsfield
William Brown
William McLear
Arthur Hopkins
Readshoro
Dewey Hopkins
Portland
Harry Lindley
First Methodist Church of
Southview Cemetery
William J. Pitegerald
William J. Fitzgerald
Glens Malls
Carters
St. Marie’s Church
Glens Falls
St. Marie's Cemetery
South Glens Falls
Fitgeerald
Glen Lake
Glens Falls Hospital
Sharman J. Spencer
Sherman TL Spencer
H&m Railroad
Carleton Mineral
Hudson Falls
Donald Lewis
Hudson Malls
Union Cemetery
Spencer
Siudly HD Dodge
Pee AM
Aelo Breather
Sheridan TH
George Wy Welden
Marielle Wilmot Welden
George W. Welden
Westaverme
Saratoga Springs
Ballston
Saray Fowa Springs
Weber
Laireh
Nev
Goward B. Stine Offfei
Hig
Uh Dranning Street Cemetery
Kinch Named Chairman Of Scout Unit
The Explorer cabinet for Uncle Sam Council named Kinch as chairman to plan activity programs for Explorer Scouts. Garey Gilden and Tarry Fallon were also named to leadership roles at the Troy YMCA meeting. A cabinet meeting is set for March 3 at 4 40 p m at Uncle Sam Cornell offices to start planning spring and summer programs.
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Hunellons
Troy
Pittstown WSCS Plans Dinner After Film on Literacy
Members of the Pittstown Wesleyan Service Guild and Women’s Society of Christian Service viewed a film titled Literacy Unlocks the Bible. Mrs Morvill Carpenter hosted with Mrs Percy Carpenter presiding over the business session. Plans were made for a May 9 mother and daughter dinner.
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Pittstown
WSCS
Ciely
Christina Bervley
Wesley Wooden
Charles Knight
Rutland Child Kathleen Clifford Dies. Rites Planned
Kathleen Clifford four daughter of Mr and Mrs C Edward Clifford of 170th Ave Rutland died on arrival at Leonard Hospital before 2 pm Coroner Anthony Matera will hold post mortem. Funeral set for 2 30 pm tomorrow from the Clifford home and St Peters Church with a Libra service at Calvary Cemetery Rutland.
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Kathleen’ Clifford
C. Edward Clifford
170Th Ave
Leonard Hospital
Anthony Kh. Matera
Clifford
Times Record
Kevin
Patrick
Joseph Francis Clifford
John
Frank DePasquale
Jal
Rutland
Hlome
Washington Street
SS Peter's Church
Calvary Cemetery
Heaton Outlines Next Steps in Dulles Case
Dulles Army Medical Center will help outline the future course of management of the secretary's case. Heaton reported the recurrence of Dulles' abdominal cancer found during a hernia operation last Friday. No further surgery is contemplated, and cancer expert Charles Gordon Zubrod of the National Cancer Institute was consulted.
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Army Medical Center
Heaton
Dulles
Charles Gordon Zubrod
National Cancer Inestitute
Hallock
White House
Halleck
Dingerty
Jalleck
Stile Department
Cyprus
Makarios
Turkish Prime Minister Menderes survives wreck crash
Rescuers pull survivors and bodies from wreckage after a plane crash near London. Turkish Prime Minister Menderes, several associates, and crew were among the injured with officials noting he walked from the fuselage to shelter but appeared dazed.
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Peter
Weller
Menderes
Peter Heather
Reple
Anthony Bailey
Mather Kahn Addresses Senior Citizens Open House
Rev Benjamin Kuba of Siena College led the opening speech at the Tray Senior Citizen Center open house in the Proctor Building. About 75 attendees toured expanded quarters including a hobby room and a honey recreation area as Raymond G Wheeler highlighted new facilities and goals for the center.
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Benjamin Kuba
OFM
Siena College
Tray
Proctor
Raymond G. Wheeler
Evnley
Pathor Kuhits Tk
Growin Chamber
Pelo GulZens
Vanguard 1L Orbital Mission Advances NASA Sees Cloud Data
Vanguard 1L orbits Earth every 126 minutes with apogee 2050 miles and perigee 335 miles. NASA officials say lifetime could span decades to centuries as ground stations in Fort Monmouth process data into cloud and surface images for weather and atmospheric studies.
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Washington
National Aeronautics and Space
T. Keith Glennan
Earth
Abe Silverstein
Space Flight Development
Inasa
Silverstein
Joseph Sirey
NASA
Army Signal Corps
Ft Monmouth
N. J
Robert F
Hans Ziegler
Kennedy
Saul Ac
Astro-Electronics Division
Invita
Ft. Monmouth Laboratory
Ton
Vangiard
Edgar Cortright
YWCA Plans Dance and Bridge Classes and Vanguard Launches
The YWCA announces upcoming dancing and bridge instruction led by Dr. Silverstein in Troy with sessions at the YWCA building. Bridge begins Monday nights for six weeks, limited vacancies remain, while dancing groups meet Tuesday evenings with beginner and advanced splits. A Vanguard launch with a larger Caird stage and a 42 pound device is also noted, along with magnetic field measurement efforts starting Monday.
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Vanguard
YWCA
Silverstein
Troy
Helen Gage
Goren
London
UPL
Seelpin
Rotary Selwyn Wloyd
Stite
New Detention Home Need Highlighted by 9 County Survey
A state citizens group study across Saratoga Warren Washington and nine counties finds youths ages 16 to 20 spent over six months in jail awaiting jury action. The 1957 survey reported 994 cases and 22 121 days in jail with burglary leading, plus recommendations for regional detention facilities. A parallel bill proposes a state operated detention home sharing 50 percent of operating costs and up to 50 percent of construction costs with counties and users.
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Saratoga
Warren
Washington
Charities Aid Assn
Association
Roland L. Warren
Rensselaer County Children’s Court
Marcus L. Filley
Saratoga County
Gilbert T. See-lye
John T. Ostrander
Children’s Court
Commissioners of Public Welfare
Rensselaer
Harriman
Filley
Saul describes injuries after alleged coin route assault
Saul testified about a broken nose and a damaged eye after an assault. He said he agreed to give three fourths of his 24 machine route including the Wagon Wheels jukebox but did not confirm if the deal was kept. The trio Filiomo Panarella and Anthony Tuzio await trial in Brooklyn for the alleged attack.
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Saul
Filiomo
Panarella
Anthony
Dutch) Tuzio
Brooklyn
Police report cites suspects in long criminal records
A staff investigator's report notes Tuzio was recently freed after serving time for a crime. It also lists Filo Como and Panatella as having long criminal records, Saul says he has been under police protection since the death fourteen months ago.
Continue Search For Barrett Reported Missing
Police continue the search for Clifford Barrett a 38 year old salesman for a Phoenix Hotel soda firm missing since Sunday night His clothes were found on the river bank at the foot of 116th Street Detectives Connery Bloomer Donovan and Barry are involved and Barrett was last seen about 930 PM Sunday.
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Clifford Barrett
Phoenix
116Th Street
Barrett
Frank J. Connery
Leo P. Barry
Connery
Dets
Edwin Bloomer
William M. ‘Donovan
1St Avenue
Soda Distributing Firm
Troy club promotes youth values and anti crime stance
Casey urged adults to set a good example for youth and oppose the idea that crime pays. The club, led by Patrick V. DeRobertis, sponsors memberships to the Troy YMCA and YWCA with the Probation Office, and plans a city wide clean up with litter bag distribution under the theme Troy is the Home of Uncle Sam Lets Keep It Clean.
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Casey
Club
Patrick V. DeRobertis
Troy
Rockefeller Seeks TV Reach on Tax Plan Amid Budget Moves
Gov Rockefeller previews a televised sales pitch for his tax program while facing questions on a $277 million revenue package and a proposed income tax rise. He plans multiple 15 minute New York City broadcasts and a Today show appearance as Republicans push budget cuts and efficiency ideas across state government.
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Rockefeller
New York City
WCBS
WABC
Pam
Citizens | Union Searchlight
Today
NBC
Monplast
Kingston Kingston grand jury case links Rowan death to Buckley probe
Kingston district attorney Tompkins says Rowan death remains unresolved and tied to a Kingston Ulster County inquiry into kickbacks. He cites threats to Rowan and says minutes may disclose threats but cannot reveal exact details yet. Edwin W. Ashby was found guilty of second degree perjury in related proceedings.
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Casey
Rowan
Kingston
Tompkins
Troy
Buckley
Hame
Edwin W. Ashby
Kingston Republican
Ashby
Ulster County
Buck ‘Ley
Arthur Wicks
Ulster ‘County
Ofan Raw
Grand Jury
Stevenson Surprise Secretary Talk Sparks Scramble
Stevenson surprised as secretary hopeful remarks surface in New York, with speculation about a possible successor to the secretary role. Meantime, John Foster Dulles denies plans while urging cautious handling of the situation.
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Stevenson
Stratton Says GOP Needs Strong State Programs for 1960
Governor Stratton urged Republican state administrations to craft positive 1960 programs to appeal to voters, noting New York and Illinois as key states. He argued Eisenhower cannot run again and emphasized the national impact of state records, with Rockefeller discussions centered on mass transit and the St. Lawrence Seaway. He met Rockefeller in New York City and kept details confidential.
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Illinois
Congress
Eisenhower
Stratton
Rockefeller
St. Lawrence Seaway
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