Bridgeport Plans Broad Drug Rehabilitation Network
A city and ABCD led plan seeks a regional agency to run 18 to 32 month residential recovery for 20 addicts, plus outpatient treatment for 60 potential addicts and six youth focused prevention centers. Additional programs include a prison rehab at Bridgeport state jail and a broad area prevention effort with community groups and local hospitals aiding withdrawal beds.
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Greater
Bridgeport
ABCD
Anti-Poverty Agency
OEO
Hillside Hospital
State Alcohol and Drug Dependance Division
Department of Mental Health
Blue Hills Hospital
Fairfield Hills Hospital
Newtown
North End
West End
East Side
Greater Bridgeport Council of Churches
Stewart Spraggins
Bridgeport Ymca
YMCA
Abcg East End Neighborhood Council, Inc
Curran
Ella Jackson
SNET Talks On Hook Union Leader Says
After weeks of talks between Southern New England Telephone and Connecticut Union of Telephone Workers no wage agreement is reached. Talks paused due to King holiday, resume Wednesday at company offices with daily sessions. Union president John Shaughnessy says about 1000 non management Bridgeport workers seek 15 percent across the board raise and overtime pay hikes. Settlement deadline for wage reopeners is May 4.
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Connecticut Union of Telephone Workers
Gocvnor
Bridgeport
Israel Attacks Jordan Frontline Camps Near Karameh
Israeli forces hit camps at Karameh north of the Dead Sea and other locations in Dahal. In New York, ambassador Yosef Tekoah urged the Soviet envoy Jacob Malik and the Security Council to condemn Jordan for violations of the U N cease fire and to end aggression.
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Dead Sea
Dahal
New York
United Nations
Yosef Tekoah
Jacob A. Malik
Security Council
Jordan
U.N
Two Magnitude Quakes Shake Southwestern US Causes No Damage
Southern California and surrounding areas felt two strong earthquakes with long rolling tremors. Blythe Huntington Park and Redondo Beach reported intense shaking but no damage or injuries. Newsman John Martin and Dorothy Watson described the events as the strongest and longest quakes they had experienced.
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Blythe
Calif
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John Martin
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KYOR
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Dorothy Watson
Indio Daily News
India
Redondo Beach
Senate Leaders Urge House Pass Rights Bill Soon
Senate leaders urged immediate action on the civil rights bill as Johnson’s joint session plans faced timing questions. Mansfield said Easter recess could delay a White House address, while Kuchel and Ford commented on House action and the Senate tax surcharge plan.
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California
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Acceptance of King Legacy Is Urged Here
City service in Bridgeport honors Martin Luther King Jr and calls for white and black Americans to unite for justice equality and peace. Local leaders urge action in Congress state legislature and city council to ensure democracy and end housing discrimination education segregation and police brutality.
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Curran
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Democracy
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King's Rites To Be Today In Atlanta
Dr. King’s funeral plans in Atlanta included a mule drawn hearse to symbolize his ties to the poor. Public viewing continued at the church as tens of thousands filed by the bier, while Mrs. King joined the Memphis memorial. Officials closed schools and many businesses. Governor Maddox said he would not attend.
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Martin Luther King
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Memphis
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St. John Baptist Church
Alexander Havadtey
Calvin United Church of Christ
Michael W. Stott
St. Nicholas Syrian Orthodox Church
Walter L. Scranton
Edith Coles
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Nam
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Lester Maddox
Maddox
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Suaker
Christian
Hanoi
Clark M. Clifford
United States
Clifford
North Vietnam
Hanoi Radio
Lai Chau
Talks Set Thursday on Jacob Bros Pact With Union
Representatives of Jacob Brothers Inc. scrap metal processors and United Mine Workers locals will meet Thursday at 1240 Seaview Avenue for a second round of negotiations on pensions medical benefits and holiday pay. The current agreement covering about 60 workers expires May 9.
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Scrap Metal Processors
Focal
United Mine Workers Union
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Town to Ask Meeting on Bridge Plan
Town council moves to hold a meeting on a bridge plan with Griffin as architect for one proposal and two rival architects for the police building. Voting on choices included several district reps, with abstentions to avoid conflicts of interest. A firearm ordinance was tentatively approved for first reading with penalties and hunting allowances noted.
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Griffin
le Cardo
Josephi Montagnina
Schilling and Goldbecker
New Haven
Walter Auger
John Handy
Handy
Augeri
George Hermann
Richard Gunn
Grant to Boost Game Area Conservation Near Lebanon
A $7 095 grant for outdoor recreation and water conservation near Lebanon Connecticut was approved by the Interior Department. Funds will be matched by the state and used to develop a 60 acre site known as the Lulock property into a game management and hunting area.
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Lebanon
Conn
U.S. Department of the Interior
Abraham Ribicoff
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Lulock
Ribiscoff
Hanoi envoy signals readiness for US peace talks
A Hanoi envoy states readiness for talks with the United States as preliminary negotiations loom. Burchett frames limited bombing as unacceptable and stresses talks depend on a fixed end date for bombardments before setting dates and venue for formal discussions.
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Burchett
Park Board Debates Vollmer Report Publicity And Plans
Bridgeport Park Board debates public release of the Vollmer Report urging council access to long range recommendations. The document proposes a $19 million ten year program, reorganization of Park and Recreation, and adding 75 staff. It also covers a new Beardsley elephant house bid and radio tower lease terms.
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City Hall
Neary
Martin J. Ryan
Ryan
Elephant House
Park Board
Beardsley Park
Joseph Vitale
WICC
Pleasure Beach
Jetliner Crash Prevented in Honolulu Flight to Tokyo
A jetliner bound for Tokyo from Honolulu aborted before takeoff last year. The incident left 121 aboard unharmed with no casualties reported as authorities halted the flight.
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Tokyo
Plane Crash Kills 35 in Southern Chile
Federal police said a DC3 passenger plane crashed and burned in a mountainous region of southern Chile on Monday night, killing all 35 aboard. Ladeco Airlines listed 32 passengers and three crewmen on the plane.
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Chile
Ladeco Airlines
More Troops Are Sent to Baltimore
Nationwide unrest spreads as curfews and National Guard deployments surge. Rioting looting and rock throwing erupt in Philadelphia Washington Chicago and other cities while federal troops protect neighborhoods and aid flows continue to flood urban areas. King memorials draw large crowds amid sporadic violence and arson across the nation.
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Congress
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Fla
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Johnson accepts LBJ bid for peace talks at Camp David
President Johnson formally accepts North Vietnam’s bid for talks and travels to Camp David. Officials say Hanoi’s reply arrived via diplomatic channels at 4 a.m. EST. Harriman may participate. discussions will cover pacification and potential bombing halt.
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George Christian
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Protest Planned On Route 8 Threat to Park
Fairfield officials oppose widening Vatley road near Park Avenue that would encroach about 25 feet on Fairchild Wheeler golf course. The plan drew concerns over land loss and private residences along Valley Road.
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