Viet Cong attack hits villages in Mekong delta
The Viet Cong battalion staged raids on Long Khaoh and Long Toan in the Mekong River Delta. Government reports say four soldiers were killed and one wounded as Viet Cong fighters blew up watch towers but failed to overrun the villages.
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Widow Corinne Riley Elected to Congress in Special South Carolina Race
Mrs Corinne Boyd Riley a 56 year old widow of Congressman John Riley was elected unopposed as the Democratic candidate in a special election to fill the short term from South Carolina's second district. She plans to swear in soon and serve until January not pursuing a full term.
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Hubbell 10 Buys Kellems Firm in Stonington Move
The Kellems firm relocated its plant to Stonington after restrictions. Miss Kellems’s brother David, Yale Sheffield School graduate and vice president, designed the new plant. She entered politics in 1942 opposing Clare Ronnhe Luce for Congress, later running for U S Senate and governor as an independent. The company mainly makes cable grips for industrial and commercial use.
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Kellems Company
US Steel price hikes prompt steel firm responses
In a low production year, US Steel raises prices prompting Jones & Laughlin to withhold comment while Bethlehem spokesmen report no immediate statement. Republic Steel in Cleveland says a price increase is likely and will be reviewed, citing higher costs and capital investments.
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GOP Triumphs in New Britain May End in Primary Trouble
GOP gains in New Britain show a Democratic lean in the Common Council with a 193 vote edge. Kremski faced a tough path after a February 33 vote win in a three way Democratic primary. Opponents charged tax policies caused a rise in taxes, while Kremski criticized turmoil in his administration. Meskill campaigned amid attention on endorsements and primary performance with 3,400 votes to 1,037 for Manafort and Crowley trailing.
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Rhode Island House Reapportionment Plan Revamp Proposed
Providence April 10 AP The Democratic majority proposes a constitutional amendment to raise Rhode Island House seats from 100 to 335. Only 10 of the extra 25 would be needed immediately for equitable representation in growing suburbs, while the rest funds future growth. The plan alters entitlement calculations, with Woonsocket and Central Falls losing five seats each, eight cities gaining 74 seats led by Warwick and Cranston, and preserves at least one seat per city or town. The amendment would require reapportionment within three years after the decennial census.
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US Steel profits show decline in 1958–59 demand upgrades
Worthington warns US Steel profits sank to 1952 lows in three-year period 1958 59 as reinvested profits fell from 115 million in 1959 to under 3 million last year while dividends stayed at 3 a share for five years. He cites rising employment costs and stagnant prices hindering needed plant modernization and competitive efficiency.
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Dempsey Urges Prison Expansion Amid Construction
Hartford April 10 AP Governor Dempsey calls for expansion of the Enfield Wethersfield State Prison under construction. Officials estimate the 3215 capacity new facility will fill by mid 1964. he seeks Bond Commission funds to add a cell block and avoid delays. Acting Warden Reincke to meet with architects and contractors to review plans.
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Hartford
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Enfield
Wethersfield
Allied Stores Plans 365 Million Expansion
Allied Stores Corp plans a five year expansion to raise annual volume to 1 billion by 1963. The New York company aims to spend about 365 million as president and CEO Theodora Schlesinger discussed with analysts. Sales for the year ended June 1982 were over 1.2 billion. earnings were not reported.
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Historic District Committee Favored at Fairfield Hearing
Fairfield residents approve creating a Historic District committee after a public hearing led by the RTM Planning and Zoning panel. The plan would set strict rules and broad controls over exterior changes, with a study group to draft recommendations for the RTM and a possible commission to oversee districts such as Greenfield Hill and Southport.
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Hartford Rips Kings In Opening Game Sweep
Hartford defeated Kings 11 7 in a game halted by darkness after 4 innings. Jim Harrington and Bill Poutras homered for the Hartford team, while Harrington and Lenny Rock each drove in four runs as the Hawks pounded four Kings pitchers for 14 hits. Kings drops to 0 2 on the season.
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Boy of Year Honored by Orcutt Boys Club
The Orcutt Boys Club honored a Boy of the Year at a dinner with over 150 attendees. Leonard Costanza received the award along with other honors for character and leadership. guests included Edward Dworkin and Rev. Frederick Constantino.
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Te Colter
Two Prison Inmates Get Suspended Terms In Smuggling
Hartford April 1 two state prison inmates Andrew J Leighton Jr 25 of Hartford and Frank Springer were each given one year suspended terms for smuggling letters out of the Connecticut State Prison at Wethersfield. The sentences followed admissions of conveying letters and narcotics via inmates and a wider probe that implicated guards and other individuals.
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Waterbury
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Democrats Vote in Stratford Primary Split Rife
Stratford Democrats faced a crowded field as 32 new names appeared on the party slate after a committee purge. Leaders urged registered Democrats to vote today as Secretary Grasso extended the voting time from three to five minutes to allow fuller ballots.
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Steel price hike by U.S. Steel sparks inquiry push
Hefauver signals immediate staff review as Kennedy aides discuss inflation fears and possible industry-wide impact. Justice Department will scrutinize current moves while car makers await full industry analysis of the modest price rise and its effect on consumer goods.
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Hung Jury Dismissed in Cohen Trial Los Angeles
A Los Angeles jury deadlocked 9 to 3 on murder and conspiracy charges against ex gambling king Mickey Cohen and four co-defendants after deliberating since Thursday. Superior Judge Lewis Drucker set April 16 for further action. The defendants remain free on $60,000 bail each. The case stems from the Dec 2 1959 shooting of Jack Whales at Rondelli's restaurant in the San Fernando Valley.
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Palmer Seeks Golf Grand Slam Across Four Opens
Arnold Palmer, fresh Masters winner, aims for a professional grand slam matching Roy Jones’s 1930 feat. He plans to compete in the U S Open at Oakmont and The British Open at Turnberry with the PGA Championship at Newtown Square to complete the four majors. Palmer will balance rest with key tune ups including Greensboro and the Colonial Invitational as he eyes a historic sweep.
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SOP Suspension Rumors and Bank Alarm Discussion
The board suspended SOP for two months amid talk of a possible three month or longer penalty or dismissal for Farler. Supt Walsh reported no changes to ADT bank alarm link, warning it would add dispatch duties and responsibilities. The meeting also covered a Sunday night sighting of Nelida Cruz and the search for a suspect, with Walsh noting serial numbers and buyer data are recorded for pawn shop weapon sales.
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TWA's 161 Losses Lead to $38.74 Million Charge
Trang World Airlines Inc reports a 161 loss of 38.74 million including a 23.68 million write down for piston aircraft and related assets. Revenues declined to 236.45 million from 378.35 million in 1960. Separate firms show varied annual results with Lukens Steel Pittsburgh Steel United Shoe and others posting profits or losses.
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Pittsburgh Steel Co
United Shoe Machinery Corp
Wagner Baking Corp
National Rubber Machinery Co
Amerace Corp
Vanna Mining Co
Congress Briefs House approves 32 new public buildings
Washington April AP The House Public Works committee backed General Services Administration plans for 32 new public buildings and alterations to 74 existing structures at an estimated 354 million dollars. Projects slated for 22 states with many updates in Washington DC Post office courthouse in Hartford Connecticut earmarked 1 833 007. Senate committee action pending. Congress must fund projects before construction.
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Nationwide Mutual Buys Texas Firms
Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co and Nationwide Mutual Fire Insurance Co announce the acquisition of majority interests in a group of Texas companies led by Commercial Standard Insurance Co. They will own 50 percent of outstanding stock with plans to raise to 60 percent and a price around 8 million dollars. All four firms operate under common management with headquarters in Fort Worth.
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Gari“nerclal Standard Insurance Co
Commercial Standard Insurance Co
Commercial Standard Fire & Mareing Insurance Co
Commercial Standard Title Co
Commercial Standard Life Insurance Co
Fort Worth
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