YMCA Sets Up College Work Study Program
Milford and New Haven YMCAs have contracted with local colleges including Southern Connecticut State Quinnipiac Yale and University of Bridgeport to offer a College Work Study program funded by the federal Office of Economic Opportunity. The Milford YMCA summer program Camp Clark will host students from involved colleges who seek part time or summer work while pursuing their studies.
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Milford
New Haven
Papa
Garden Clubs Session Thursday In Milford
Milford clubs from Wepawang Devon Laurel Spade and Hoe Forest Heights meet Thursday at 8 p m in the First Federal Bank Community room to share a combined program led by Mrs Kenneth Cox. Speakers include Mrs David M Ricci on dried arrangements and driftwood use.
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First Federal Bank
High and
Broad Streets
Kenneth Cox
Wepauwaug! Club
Milford
Wepawang
Devon
Laurel
Spade and Hoe
Forest Heights
David M. Ricci
Woodbridge
Gov t Seeks Thousands of Programmers Nationwide
Washington insiders urge immediate action as federal agencies post vast needs for computer programmers. The ad promises easy entry for men and women with little formal training and offers free information and aptitude testing through PSI Dept B-20 Fairfield County Bridgeport Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
PSI
Fairfield
Fairfield Ave
Bridgeport
Renewal Agency Seeks Hearing Date On Norwalk Housing Plan
The Norwalk Redevelopment Agency plans a public hearing for the sale of the site between Concord Street and Spring Street as part of the South Norwalk No. 1 urban renewal project. City actions include abandoning streets, evaluating land behind the railroad depot, and considering private appraisers for market value.
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Norwalk
Norwalk Redevelopment Agency
NRAI
New Haven ‘Railroad
Concord ‘Street
Spring Street
David Katz and Sons
Public Works Committee
Colony Place
Willow Street
Frank N. Zullo
New Haven Railroad
Railrroad
The
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
State Highway Department
Harborview Beach
League of Women Voters
Avrum Goodie
David Haden
G. J. B.crawford
Eric Malmquists
East Avenue
John MacElwee
Deepwood Jane
Willard Salzer
Manfred Davis
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Nyack
N.Y
Sol Hurlwitz
Committee For Economic Development
Ex-President Kubitschek Returns to Brazil Ending Exile
Former Brazilian leader Juscelino Kubitschek surprises the nation with a Sunday return to Brazil ending a nearly three year exile. The military backed government stripped him of political rights for 10 years in 1964 after the coup that ousted Joao Goulart. Kubitschek had been a senator then and was seen as a potential presidential candidate again.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Juscelino Kubitschek
Humberto Castello Branco
Kubitschek
Joao Goulart
Aden Returns to Normal After Week of Violence
After a week of bloodshed Aden returned to normal on Sunday with shops banks and offices reopening and the port crowded with shipping following a strike that had paralyzed the city. The bulletin said the situation was almost completely normal.
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Aden
Danbury Receives New City Water Supply from Osborne Well
A ground well on Osborne street now pumps 714 250 gallons daily into Danbury's water system with State Health department approval. Mayor Arconti says the well will ease water shortages while conservation remains ongoing. Reservoirs sit at about 62 percent capacity and restrictions may be eased soon. Christine Roche appointed secretary to Mayor Arconti.
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Danbury
Osborne Street
State Health Department
Hospital Avenue
Gino J. Arconti
Sydney A.rapp
Christine Roche
Sheridan Street
Miss Roche
Women Voters to Hear Legislators Tonight
The Danbury Provisional League of Women Voters holds its annual meeting at 8 15 PM in Danbury High School lounge. Guest speakers Rep William R Ratchford and Rep Francis J Collins discuss employment education and state government agencies. A business session precedes the discussion with budget talks and committee updates.
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Danbury Provisional League of Women Voters
Clothe
Danbury
State
William R. Ratchford
D' Danbury
Francis J. Collins
Bethel-Brockfield
Ratchford
General Assembly
Assembly
Collins
House
Senate
Scott Himstead
Danbury Lwv
Hartford
LWV
League
Carl Susnitzky
Ronald Doolan
Planned Parenthood Unit Elects In Danbury Today
The first annual meeting of the Planned Parenthood of Greater Danbury chapter is set for today at 1 p.m. in St James Episcopal parish house. Mrs. Guy H. Whittal of Washington, president of Planned Parenthood of Connecticut, will outline the work and plans for increased services in the area. Officers will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planned Parenthood of Greater
Danbury
St. James’Episcopal Parish
Guy H. Whittal
Washington
Planned Parenthood of
Connecticut
Hospital Engineer Honored by New England Society
Warren E. Marble administrative engineer at Danbury Hospital received a plaque at the New England Hospital Engineers Society annual seminar and banquet in Boston. A former society president, he serves as Connecticut state representative of the American Society for Hospital Engineers and has led Connecticut hospital engineering groups. He oversees engineering and maintenance and plans future construction at Danbury Hospital.
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Warren E. Marble
Danbury Hospital
New England Hospital Engineers Society
Boston
Marble
Hospita Engineers of
New England
Connecticut
American Society For Hospital Engineers
Connecticut Hospital Engineers Society
Western Connecticut Plant Engineers Society
Addi
Corporation Counsel to Open Office at City Hall
Mayor Arconti announces Richard Nahley will open an office at City Hall to advise residents on city business. Nahley will also remain housing attorney and operate his private practice at 31 West Street. The office is funded at 12000 dollars annually, replacing monthly billing by former counsel Martin Rader.
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City Hall
Gino J. Arconti
Richard L. Nah Iey
Nahley
West Street
Corporation Counsel
Martin A. Rader
GOP
J. Thayer Bowman
Russian Learns Love Message Blocked by New Wire Rules
In Moscow the lover Y Alyansky tries to send a love note via telegraph but finds new rules require declaring the message subject. An operator explains love messages are banned except 8 am to 10 pm and only allowed as death notices or emergency meetings. The man jokes about sending a death or a meeting message but the call is cut off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Y. Alyansky
Communist Party
Pravda
Leningrad
Alyansky
Fisk riot injures police and student fire wounds in Nashville
On Fisk University campus in Nashville Tenn a riot involving Negro students and police left 10 officers injured and a student wounded by gunfire during clashes that began Saturday night as Stokely Carmichael spoke at nearby campuses. A sniper wounded a youth as a carful of white youths was said to have fired.
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Nashville
Tenn
Fisk University
Sin «Ari
Fisk
William Reagan
Stokely Carmichael
Wason
Carmichael
About & P.m
Tom Mayhew
Metropolitan
Oscar Graham
Carmichael Avon, Williams
Tennessee
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Israel
Chael
Beverly Briley
The
Banner
Nashsville
Tennessee State University
TSU
Vanderbilt
Watts
Los Angeles
Vietnam
Rotary Club to Hear International Student Service Head
John Benjamin Schmoker executive director of the International Student Service will speak at the Rotary Club noon luncheon in the First United Church hall Clinton Avenue. He is a Minnesota educated leader active on commissions for educational and cultural exchanges and has led major New York and national foreign student bodies and councils. The organization honored by the Institute of International Education and Reader's Digest Foundation for distinguished service in January 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Benjamin Schmoker
International Student Service
Rotary Club
First United Church
First Phase Completed In Joint Refuse Study
Westport official Donald A. Bremner announced completion of the first phase of a tri town study on cooperative refuse disposal for Westport Weston and Wilton. The report endorsed by the three town representatives covers immediate and long range action and lists federal state and local assistance sources for a joint disposal plan. The meeting tonight at Wilton town hall will present the report to town officials. It also analyzes current and future disposal needs and considers methods to address them.
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Westport
Donald A. Bremner
Weston
Wilton
Bremner
Southern Connecticut Ethical Society
Coleytown
Charles R. Allen, Jr
USA
Huesinger
Fourth Reich
Asa QO. Reich
New Canaan
Craig G. Allen
Representative Town Meeting
Rabbi Samuel Schwartz
Temple Beth el
Norwalk
Girl Injured After Struck by Automobile in Milford
Five year old Barbara Mc Dougall of 46 Monroe Street Milford sustained minor injuries at 1 30 p m Sunday when struck by an auto on a Bridgeport street. Patrolman Ronald Fabrizi said she was taken to Bridgeport hospital for exam and released. Driver Albert R Sardill 37 of 50 Palomar Drive Fairfield said he was traveling south on Beardsley Drive when the child darted from between parked cars into his path and he was not arrested.
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Barbara McDougall
Monroe Street
Milford
Bridgeport
Ronald Fabrizi
Bridgeport Hospital
Albert R. Sardill
Palomar Drive
Fairfield
Beardsley Drive
Search Resumes for Two Canoeists Missing Since Saturday
State police will resume the search on the Housatonic river for two canoeists missing since Saturday. John Evan ko 35 Danbury and Louis La Hood 28 Burrville set off to shoot rapids Saturday morning and have not been seen. A paddle and wreckage were found near the power station dam at South Kent, prompting the afternoon search.
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South Kent
Housatonic
John Evanko
Danbury
Louis la Hood
Burrville
Canaan Barracks
Redmen to Meet Housatonic Tribe at Viking Hall
Redmen No 80 covering Fairfield Bridgeport Stratford and Milford will meet Thursday at 8 oclock in Viking hall 40 Alfred Street Sachem Nello Ceccarelli will preside over the meeting.
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Fairfield
Bridgeport
Stratford
Milford
Viking Hall
Alfred Street
Nello Ceccarelli
Weekend Breaks Net $2000 In Cash And Jewelry
A series of weekend burglaries nets thieves about $2000 in cash and jewelry from homes in the city. A 300 pound safe was taken from Anthony D Alto’s apartment, several other rooms show break-in marks, and two juveniles were later held in connection with the Seeley home burglary.
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Pete Mastronardi
Anthony D'Alto
Lincoln Avenue
John Costa
Park Avenue
Hazel Petrus
Atwater+ street
North Avenue
Wanda PatrineNi
Dorothy Westerman
General Automatic Transmission Company
River Street
VFW Hall
Stratford Avenue
Harral Market
Harral Avenue
Sas
Mary Seeley
Brooklawn Avenue
Seeley House
Youth Bureau
Two North End Boys Held in Auto Theft Case
Police arrested Leonard J. Covielto aged 16 of 673 Reservoir Avenue and Raymond P. Poceric aged 18 of 101 Randall Avenue for using a motor vehicle without permission. They are held in $500 bail each after custody at Fairfield and Hancock Avenues pending arraignment in Circuit Court.
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North End
Leonard J. Covielto
Reservoir Avenue
Raymond P. Poceric
Randall Avenue
Fairfield and
Hancock Avenues
Rabbi Silver to Speak at Fairfield University Today
Rabbi Samuel M. Silver of Temple Sinai Stamford will address students at 3 15 this afternoon in Fairfield University Campus Center Oak Room. The free lecture, titled The Centrality of The Exodus in Jewish Theology, is hosted by the theology department. Silver, a University of Delaware graduate, was ordained at Hebrew Union College in 1940 and earned a Master’s in Hebrew Literature. he has served as editor of American Judaism and as public information director for the Union of American Hebrew Congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel M. Silver
Temple Sinai
Stamford
Fairfield University
Silver
Oak Room
Rabbi Silver
University of Delaware
Hebrew Union College
Jewish Institute of Religion
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
American Judaim
Congregation
Anche Chesed
Cleveland
Ohio
Wind Swept Seas Strain Yugoslav Adriatic Ports
Winds up to 75 miles per hour disrupt Adriatic shipping for a third day along Yugoslavia’s coast. Split Zadar Sibenik and Dubrovnik report island traffic delays and port closures with widespread damage to fields and orchards. In Sicily a 75 mph sirocco lashes the island tearing trees and lifting temperatures to 89.6 as locals and tourists seek first swims of the year. Taiwan prospectors search for silver.
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Split
Yugoslavia
Adriatic
Zadar
Sibernik
Dubrovnik
Palermo
Sicily
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YMCA
CAC
Citizens Advisory Committee On Urban Renewal
Raymond Feldman
Nursing Home
Milford Heights Nursing Home
Platt Street
Arthur Weitzner
Weitzner
Jeanette Brooks
New Haven Rehabitation Center
Robert Kerin
Treen Hare
Milton Kranz
John, Ingarit
Henri Coppes
James’ Keegan
John Apstey
Henry Warren
Yale Laites
Eileen Wilke
North Haven
G. Warren Beach
Tator
Unit 34
American Legion Auxiliary
Fowler Memorial
New Haven Avenue
Betty Gerry
Alice Keiler
Clara Peters
Mollie Williams
Gerry
American Legion
DePasquali
Berlin Turnpike
Fred Homberg
George Lindsey
Clarence Platt
Edward Platt
Geneva Neschke
Jeannie Mead
Milford High School
Cornelia Burns
Raymond Perkins
Victoria Fairhurst
Edwin Buturla
Thomas Casper
Mary
Lou Nettleton Dunn
Joanne Seitz Lofthouse
Jean Kelly
MacDonald
Terry van Norman
Connie Latta
Agnes Coddington
Louise Ernst
Myrtle Hawkins
Julie Sigovitch
Barnum Ave
Allen
van Sne Ae
Sesem
Mein St
Sridgspert
Rash High Steel Agi
Gov't
Carstairs
Tiows
Florence Ziallis
Thee
Fairlawn Avenue
Planned Parenthood Unit
Paul Abramson
Bure Farms
Westport Association For Better Education
Redmen
Larry Tirreno
State Street
North End Boys
Fairfield U
Yugoslav
Taiwan
Juniow
Welt
Usf&g
August A. DiStasi
Main Street
Bpr
Beneficial
New Beneficial Finance System
Bridgeport — Beneficial Finance Co
Sears
Fairfield — Beneficial Finance Co
Post Road
Post Office
Stratford — Beneficial Finance Co
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