Bridgeport Telegram, The (Newspaper) - April 11, 1967, Bridgeport, Connecticut Weather Forecast MOSTLY SUNNY TODAY AND WEDNESDAY VOL NO TELEGRAM ciui M- A w Fairfield County's Morning Newspaper Johnson Due In Uruguay Early Today WASHINGTON President Johnson left bj plane Monday night for the hemisphere summit ence at Uruguay lie is to arrive in Montevideo at KST today and Will complete the trip to del helicopter The President used a copter to fly from the While louse lo Dulles al Airport in Virginia His plane took off from there at 11 p.m KST Mrs Johnson earlier in the day to tlic family ranch in Texas WASHINGTON AP Wilhl hours alter welcoming Vice President Hubert II Humphrey home from Europe President Johnson took off Monday nn a foreign journey the hemisphere summit meeting at del Este Uruguay In welcoming Humphrey at a White House ceremony Johnson took note of his Imminent ward Might Then he said to the Vice Between us we will have shared within a few weeks a degree ol consultation and dis- cussion far as 1 can all our history There is a reason lor these consultations and it was well expressed during your visit lo Europe essence of ship you said is not a rigid adherence to the past but a present and probing concern for the luture The avowed aim of day gathering ol American presidents is to pump new lile into the Alliance for Progress Continued on Page Six U.S Dollars Are Major Issue at Summit Parley PUNTA DEL ESTE AP The U.S delegation re- by Latin American foreign ministers Monday to gain agreements for a bigger share ol U.S markets and to tree dit dollars There were some hints tver thai when President son arrives for the summit meeting Tuesday he might bring some major concessions with him But Secretary ol State Dean Rusk and his U.S colleagues would not make such ment although Latin foreign argued for a linn ol U.S trade barriers and the right to shop in own countries with dollars from the Alliance or Progress program The work pace for hemisphere foreign ministers quickened as the five presidents arrived for beginning of the day summit meeting day President Otto ol Ecuador who threatened a summit boycott if the United States turn Alliance lor Progress into a dollar tion similar to post World Continued on Page Six The Weather BRIDGEPORT and Mostly sunny windy cool day high In the upper Us and low Clear cold tonight with temperatures low 25 tn 50 Fair and a warmer tomorrow Probability of precipitation near zero through tonight erly winds today at 15 n 25 miles an hour with higher gusts ishing winds tonight Small crift warnings are displayed on Long Island Sound Stratford Seeks Parley On Lewis Gut Bridge By WILLIAM B BARTFAY 1 he Stratford Town Council voled last to with Bridgeport officials lo discuss lie bridge K over Lewis Gut to open lie Meadows irial to deep shipping The Council also approved amendments lo Ihc act which will enable all town to retire at lie end of years of service Extension Turned Down A plan to build the extension was turned down by councilmen when Town Manager Richard E Blake said he town had no manpower no money and no equipment to com- plete the job First District Councilman r Auger First district ican said the road and bridge over Lewis Gut were a potential road around the airport and could be used lo allow the airport o expand The Council called for cooperation between town the City of Bridgeport Petition Equality Swn Pension laws heretofore gave 67 TEMPERATURE Highest yesterday Lowest yesterday m Highest year ago yesterday 48 Lowest year ago yesterday 32 PRECIPITATION Yesterday 0.12 For Month 0.70 Barometer 8 p.m S p.m p.m p.m THE TIDE Tomorrow Today High a m p.m Low p.m ALMANAC Tuesday April 11 One day of the year Twenty-second day of Spring The sun rises at and sets at p.m TUESDAY MORNING APRIL Venezia Ousted By ted yesterday a 3 ho in vole in school the room of Franklin A total of 861 persons the lan while only voted no recall New Choice Looms A win by a plurality for Citizens for Good Government forces insures that a new cilman will be chosen for he dis- While more fhan persons are registered as voters in the district the vole registered was considered a record by Democratic party leaders for a purely district vote since the dis- in a town wide election ed slightly more than Council Receives Tally The Stratford Town Council at its meeting last night received he official of 661 yes votes for recall and 343 no votes and declared the scat of the district councilman vacant Democratic own committee chairman James H Aspinwall called the vote a tremendous response from the voters of Fourth district and called it a great relief for the district the town and the Democratic party Republican party leaders said it was a great relief to have the tension of election over and done with Petition Circulated A Citizens for Good ment committee circulated a tition in the Fourth district and attained 458 names while only 410 Here required Since the April 10 date for the election had been by the Town council following receipt of the petitions Hans Continued on Page Six light 166 Ihc retirement only to Continued on Page Sin Harlem Expected To Again Elect Powell Today NEW YORK AP Harlem goes lo polls and is expected lo re-elect Adam Ion Powell to the Congress which expelled The question is whether there will be a big turnout lo protest the expulsion of the Negro on Pige Six Gunshots Mar Uneasy Peace In College Area in Nashville NASHVILLE Gunshots Monday night broke an uneasy peace which had pre- for 12 hours and lo Nashville's Negro col- ege area scene of two straight nights of rioting Several shots were heard near Tennessee Stale University on he city's northwest side as eral small groups mostly young Negroes began gathering in the risk University area some 20 away Cops Fire Tear Gas Police fired four rounds of lear gas and a warning it an 300 students near Stale The crowd scattered It was only the second time in three nights of rioting that policemen had resorted to tear gas to disperse a mob Monday afternoon Mayor Beverly promised thai law and order will prevail He expressed belief that men had the situation in hand and termed the disturbances including gunfire rock and brick throwing gasoline bombs and several fires an tion Gov Bulord Ellington was reported in close touch with situation but a spokesman said he had received no request for an Page Yanks Kill 178 of Foe Near Saigon Published Dally at of SAIGON Troops Die U.S 9th Infantry Di- reported today only contact through ight with Viet Cong they engaged ifi a battle near Saigon hat left 178 enemy dead Monday night the lon's 3rd Brigade reported 56 enemy killed in the tig that pilled the newest Army division's troops against Viet Cong Hut by dawn Tuesday an additional 12 enemy dead were counted U.S Casualties Light The U.S force listed Its own casualties as one infantryman killed and 18 wounded in the fight only 20 miles west of gon Other troops ot the 9th sion uncovered 195 Ions of my rice 16 miles south of Saigon and still farther in the Mekong Delta more 9th sion engaged an estimated Viet Cong Monday night In a short engagement eight west of My Tho five Viet Cong were killed the U.S com- reported with two U.S killed and five wounded Elsewhere in South Vietnam scattered ground fighting was reported Over North can bombing concentrated on Bridges truck convoys and areas In renewed raids Monday carrier based Navy pilots lo have destroyed a pontoon bridge and a foot bridge near Dong Hoi and two more bridges in the Vinh area The Navy fliers also re- sorted damage to a storage area near Vinh Air Force pilots from and bases reported damaging or destroying seven trucks in attacks on two convoys Convoy Attacked Just below the demilitarized zone in northernmost Quang Tri province a U.S convoy was attacked by small arms fire Monday but U.S headquarters said the convoy took no damage or casualties In an ensuing en- gagement in the area 24 miles northwest of Quang Tri city U.S Marines reported killing 0 of the enemy and sustaining four Marines wounded Also in the northern end of Vietnam U.S Air Force bombers staged three raids Monday night and Tuesday morning The first strike ed a suspected enemy base camp 33 miles west of Hue and two strikes Tuesday morning hit at another suspected base camp IS miles west of the same al city In a delayed report U.S Marines using tanks artillery and air strikes reported killing 25 Communist troops Sunday II miles south of Da Nang Only one Marine was wounded in the action U.S headquarters said Headquarters announced of Operation Canyon an action by of the 1st Marine Division 31 miles west of Chu Lai on the central coast which began April 6 In he operation the Marines re- ported killing 85 Communist TV Strike Off Railroad Walkout Continued on Page Six President of Edwards Named to Head College KINGSTON Ont appointment of Robert C Short 41 as president of the St rence College of Applied Arts and Technology was announced Monday by the college's board of governors Short president of Edwards Co Inc of Norwalk Conn will take charge of the college's Kingston and Cornwall puses May 15 The college is expected to enroll between 500 and 600 students next fall learning canbe for Pittsburgh f d from Margaret to low Mttr the care tor type A If you're in school to stay learn all you can for as long as you can If you're out of school you can still get plenty of valuable training outside the room For information visit ths Youth Counsellor at your State Em- ployment Service Cr visit a Youth Opportunity Center which has been set up in many cities to help you it public in Tin S Scofield Taylor Win Top Oscar Awards BEST Taylor in Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf SANTA MONICA Calif was lamed best actor of 1966 at the Motion Picture Academy Awards ceremonies Monday night for his role in A Man or All Seasons Elizabeth Tailor uon Oscar for actress Who's Afraid ol Virginia Best Picture A Man for All Seasons was selected as best picture by Academy voters Waller Matthau the shyster lawyer of The Forlune was named the best porting actor of Monday night at annual emy Awards The veteran actor who a heart attack midway in the movie approached the stage of the Santa Monica Civic with his arm in a cast Said presenter Shelly Boy you had a hard time ling here The winning actor commented The other day as t was tailing off my motorcycle thought occurred lo me that I had had a juicy part The For- lune was allowed to work will talented exhilerating and beautiful people and was given a great deal of money and a great deal of joy Now don't you think this is going too Bike Fall Friends said Matthau actually had broken his arm in a fall from a bicycle in nearby wood last Friday Sandy Dennis the teaching instructor's wife of Who's Afraid of Virginia was hailed as the best supporting actress of the year She was not present and her award was by the film's director Mike Nichols Plunging Necklines The crowd of outside auditorium had much to cheer for The stars of international films arrived in their finery what there was of it Miniskirts and plunging necklines were much in evidence Last year's winner Julie Christie and tele- vision's Stevens seemed to take top honors in the ness of skirts Most of the lines belonged to Raquel Welch The joy or the strike ment wasn't diminished by a sprinkling of raindrops as the film famous Said emcee Bob Hope at the Welcome to BEST fleld In Man for All sons Miniskirt Gah Bosoms Almost Top Oscar Show SANTA MONICA Calif AP gals in the miniskirts and pajamas almost stole the show Monday night from the Academy Awards presentations And like all Oscar tions over all these years the bare bosom won the stares Forest Goddess Actress Inger Stevens said 1 am supposed to be a goddess of the forest She was wearing the shortest miniskirt a white Grecian toga 10 inches above her knee And it was 45 degrees and raining outside Santa Monica Civic Auditorium The downpour opened up just as and new California Gov Ronald Reagan arrived Continued on Page Six Cotter Offers Program To Streamline Courts HARTFORD administrator ol judiciary proposed Monday a gram to streamline trial courts and make them more efficient Recommendations Listed Board Extends School Year for Snow Make-Up The Board of Education ed last night to keep ent school year at 180 days and i T- to conduct extra classes to do D the so authority of the state lo con- the Academy Awards The Academy Awards Sound Franklin E Millon Color Award Cinematography Color A Man For All Ted Moore Cinematography black and Afraid of ginia Haskell Wexler Cartoon short subjects Herb Alpert and Tijuana Brass Double John and Faith Hubley Live action short subjects Wild British Edgar Ansley Sound effects Grand Gordon Daniel feature The Continued on Page Six nIT MUST BE temperatures in forties college students from tne Boston area romp In the cool waters Pond In Common in what they called a crowd of gathered to observe the The young people ex- were just trying to say we want to love CELEBRATE END OF AFTRA on duty at National Broadcasting Company headquarters on streel in New York jump with enthusiasm as they learn settlement of the strike of broadcast performers Monday The brants are acting students Lorna Sadler left Tina Nurse and Gus Fleming right so It voted to extend the year by an extra day Monday June 26 Originally the last day of school was going to be Friday June 23 The board also voted to have classes on Thursday June 23 which was originally to be a day olf for pupils and a work day for teachers School cancellations due to oad weather during winter required these changes if the number of days was not to fall below the total of 180 required by the state The board decided not fo ask for permission to have just 179 days although would have made it unnecessary to add the extra day at end Schools Supt Lester S stone said most communities Continued on Page Six demn land needed for house sites 4 Scrapping of the compli and antiquated multiple fees of lo is filed irm to Warnaco Inc u The name change was voted at wasted time in the courts by he major juries of 6 firm's annual meeting in the company offices 350 street Fifteen directors of the com- 5 R education of expense and fasted time in substituting r S for juries of 12 Justice Cotter who revised rules and procedures step up the tempo of the courts pany were re-elected to new alter he was appointed ad- board terms and three new Features for Everybody In Telegram Every Day Chef Page 25 Classified Ads Comics 30 Crossword Dear Abby 26 Br Brandstadt Editorials 25 22 Fashions 23 Financial Jacoby on Obituaries 31 Polly's Pointers 24 Sports Sylvia Porter 22 Theater News 21 TV and Radio 17 Women's News 24 fn a report scheduled to go lo the legislature today stale judges and the bar Associate Justice John P Cotter recom 1 Five additional Court judges 2 New courthouse facilities than million Continued on Page Six Trucking Shutdown Is Hurting WASHINGTON flic strike against he three big radio-TV works ended Monday night but union rejection a posed truce ened a national railway strike on top of the massive shutdown Hut Congress moved quickly at President son's behest to head off a railroad stoppage with action expected today of the midnight strike deadline In New York negotiations between 10 unions and five New York daily newspapers Trucking Lockout The impact of the trucking was beginning to be felt especially in the auto industry And other industries girded for disruption as the ack of supply of raw materials and parts began to pinch The radio-TV impasse was broken after terms of a contract were worked out n an all-night session that stretched to early Monday Re- meetings were called in by the members of the AFL-CIO ican Federation of Television and Radio Artists on the sal Its terms were not ed The national board of the TV and radio artists union proved the terms of the contract with the networks ABC got a go-ahead from un- ion leaders for Its million telecast of Hollywood Oscar ritual which the network LnB that boost the total cost of mated was seen by 70 million posed such construction to more viewers last year Although the man Continued on Page Three Warner Stockholders Vote New Firm Name Stockholders of the Warner ted and antiquated court fees system in favor Stockholders of the Warner a single but higher entry fee Brothers company yesterday he paid when a civil lawsuit Proved changing the name of the tors elected according to a spokesman for the firm Aide to Dodd Says Funds Were Pooled to Pay Bills WASHINGTON AP ward F manager of Sen Thomas Dodd's Hartford Conn has told Senale investigators hat I didn't care whether i was using testimonial money or campaign money in meeting the Democrat's 1964 campaign expenses In a deposition given March 27 and made public Monday Sullivan said that he had made no attempt to segregate monial funds from campaign funds and had opened a separate campaign account in October 1964 only at urging of Dodd's lawyer Sullivan had been subpoenaed by the Senate Ethics Committee to testify at its hearings here last month on charges that Dodd lad diverted campaign funds for his own use but was excused from appearing cause ill health Quizzed in Hartford Instead he was questioned in Hartford by lawyers for bi- partisan committee and for Dodd Sullivan as had Dodd that a series of monial affairs for the senator between 1961 and 1965 were to try to get the senator's debts paid off Were those debts political personal he debts was asked by Benjamin R Fern committee's chief counsel They all became personal the minute the campaign was Sullivan replied Asked if this purpose was stated in solicitation letters to Continued on Page Three FBI Agents Dig Up Patio at Chicken Farm In Hunt for JACKSON TOWNSHIP N J UPI In a hunt for missing gangland Barbara mar of Danbury Conn FBI agents dug up a concrete palio Monday at a chicken farm here used as a Mafia graveyard Using a jackhammer and a small dirt mover agents lore morning without turning up July 19 after leaving trace of a up the palio at Joseph Celso a the home of onetime boot logger whose farm the skeletal remains of two alleged Mafia execution victims i last month At dusk more than five hours after the digging began the FBI called oft the search until nome They had removed the authorities said she had r Danbury home Connecticut thick concrete patio cover and dug three feet into the ground in an area measuring 20 feet long and eight feet wide Ralph W Bachman New sey FBI chief several agents at tho scene to guard the site until the search resumes at They're not going to find said an angry Mrs Rose Celso To me this whole thing is a nightmare Vanished In Mrs Delmar 35 disappeared a telephone call from seph Stassi a reputed lieutenant in the Mafia family of Vito After the call she packed a suitcase and went o New York city When police questioned her husband Teddy mar he said Oh she's ably with Ken Later Authorities believe the re- mains of ona of the victims un- earthed from tha central New on Page Thm
