Emergency Pumps Removal Due Today in Danbury
Danbury reservoirs near two thirds full as six U S Civil Defense pumps used last year to move water from Lake Candlewood to Marperie are slated for removal today. City Engineer Sydney A Rapp says the contract with Civil Defense expired and the Lake supply from Connecticut Light and Power is also ending, with a plan to rent electric pumps if a new emergency arises. The water level was 63.7 percent last Friday and rising, with hopes to reach 74 percent before summer.
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Danbury
Lake Candlewood
Marperie
Candlewood
Sydney A. Rapp
U. S
Rapp
U.S. Civil Defense Department
Connecticut Light and Power Company
Chinese Art Expert To Address AAUW
Miss Josephine Vallin, authority on Chinese arts and antiques, will speak to the American Association of University Women tonight at 7:30 in the Danbury State College faculty lounge. She will discuss Chinese culture and its contributions to the arts, illustrating her talk with objects of art and antiques. The meeting opens with a social hour hosted by Mrs. Patrick J. Murnane, Mrs. Victor Roming and Mrs. Edmund Kallina.
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Josephine Vallin
China
American Association of University Women
Danbury State College
Patrick J. Murnane
Victor Roming
Edmund Kallina
Cooking Series Opens Tonight At CL&P Auditorium
A three part cooking fundraiser titled Cook Book Cookery Fast and Fancy debuts tonight at 8 at the Connecticut Light and Power Co auditorium under the Danbury Auxiliary Family and Children's Services of Connecticut. Mrs. Marnie Wood Newtown and CL&P supervisors Miss Susan Logie Miss Francine Falkon and Miss Lillian Lanseth Christensen lead the program with committee chairs listed and tickets handled by local volunteers. Mrs. Wood speaks on Complete Dinners in Half an Hour with further sessions set for April 18 and 27 at CL&P auditorium.
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Connecticut Light & Power Co
Danbury
Family and Children’s Services of
Connecticut
Marnie Wood
Newtown
Susan Logie
Francine Falkon
Cl&p
Lillian Lanseth Christensen
George Fields
Perry Salvagne, Jr
Martens Goos
P.M. Canavan, Jr
Charles T. Rialt
Kenneth Taylor
Cole Bradley
Brookfield
Edwin Lewis
Bethel
Richard Masselli
Wood
Cl&p Co
Export Workshop Begins Today
The Export workshop sponsored by the Danbury Chamber of Commerce with the U S Department of Commerce and the Regional Export Council starts today in the chamber office at 20 West Street from 4 to 6 p m. The event will occur each day this week.
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Danbury Chamber of Commerce
U.S. Dept. of Commerce
Regional Export Council
West Street
Convention schedule and Slovak Zion synod visit noted
The program lists a Wednesday 8:30 a.m. session for convention members and guests with Dr. John Zoman of Pittsburgh, president of the Slovak Zion synod attending. Mrs. Mazak plans a Scott-Fanton Museum tour for wives of visiting pastors this afternoon.
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John Zoman
Pittsburgh
Slovak Zion Synod
Mazak
Scott-Fanton Museum
Study Institute Today At Jewish Center
One day study institute on Contemporary Application of Ethical Principle at United Jewish Center runs 10 am to 2 pm with Rabbi Jerome R. Malina and Donald P. Abbott presenting in the morning. Afternoon Q and A follows lunch. Sponsored by the Sisterhood and cochaired by Mrs. William Goodman and Mrs. Alvin Goldman. Women from nearby towns expected. Seventeen new voters enrolled at Board for Admission of Electors meeting. Mrs. Margaret Yacko said 3 Democrats, 2 Republicans, 12 unaffiliated.
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United Jewish Center
Jerome R. Malina
Donald P. Abbott
Wooster School
Yale
Episcopal Theological Seminary
Sisterhood of
The
William Goodman
Alvin Goldman
Waterbury
Westport
New Milford
Newtown
Danbury
Board For Admission of
Margaret Yacko
Three Town Refuse Plan For Westport Weston Wilton Outlined
A tri town committee led by Donald A. Bremner recommends immediate and long range cooperation on disposal. The plan envisions a shared sanitary landfill and composting method with 27 acres across sites for five years. Costs show joint composting cheaper than three separate projects and incineration far more expensive.
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Westport
Weston
Wilton
Donald A. Bremner
Bremner
Tri-Town
Avon Man's Paintings Sought in Maine Probe
Officials seek about 30 paintings insured for nearly 30000 tied to a Maine building explosion that killed Paul Deering 19 of Mt Version who was working on the site. The paintings owned by Fred Weber of Avon Connecticut were insured for fire only. State police fire and insurers investigate the incident and missing artworks.
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Vienna
Maine
UPI
Kennebec
John DeWinter
Paul Deering
Deering
Fred Webber
Avon, Conn
DeWinter
Webber
Fire and Insurance Company
Board approves six probationary teachers and staff changes
The Board of Education approved six probationary new teachers and three designated teachers plus three clerical staff. A leave of absence was granted. Supervisory staff were assigned to summer duties for renovation projects at Harding High and plans for new and expanded schools. A $10,800 fund transfer reimburses administrators and clerical salaries. Enrolment shows 23,839 students. New probationary teachers include Estelle Carrasiello Susan Fahey Ralph Jassogna Juanita Lee Louise Lockwood and Madlyn Vecchiarelli. A.J. Hotti was made permanent chauffeur. resignations and a leave for Sandi Kahn were approved.
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Board of Education
Supt. of
Lester S. Silverstone
Silverstone
Richard Mayer
Warren Harding High School
Edward Stach
Waller Chop
Silvistone
Stapleton
Estelle Carrasiello
Washington Street
Trumbull
Susan A. Fahey
Lawrence Road
Fairfield
Ralph M. Jassogna
Goldenrod Avenue
Juanita Lee
Laurel Avenue
Louise D. Lockwood
Rocton Place
Madlyn
Vecchiarelli
Jewett Avenue
Lee
Anthony Jhotti
Aileen Worley
Sandra J. Surowiecki
Patricia Y. Wheeler
Sadie Bristow
Sandi Kahn
Day Care Needs Rise Says Sen Ribicoff
Sen. Abraham Ribicoff told a 50th anniversary dinner that adequate day care centers for working mothers would be an investment for the future. He warned the nation faces rising demand with almost three million children of working mothers needing care and more when aid to dependent children enrollments grow.
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Hartford
UPI
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Connecticut Democrat
Women's League
United States
Convention Friday for Student Nurses in Hartford
The Connecticut Student Nurses association will hold a spring convention Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at G. Fox & Co. in Hartford. The event is open to all student nurses.
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Connecticut Student Nurses Association
G. Fox & Co
Hartford
Blood drive at Brass Co yields 113 donors incl Jule Dorkin
At Bridgeport Brass yesterday 113 employees donated, led by Jule Dorkin with his 63rd pint. Wilbur H. Squires and walk-in Join G. Onorato reached 49 pints, while Ann E. Gilroy added her 22nd. Dozens of Brass workers followed with multiple pint totals.
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Bridgeport Brass Company
Jule Dorkin
Wilbur H. Squires
G. Onorato
U. S. Post Office
Ann E. Gilroy
U.S. Post Office
Brass .Company
John T. Yanosy
Royal P. Skiff
Raymond C. Benedetto
George Maronich
Andrew P. Gluck
Jay Topham
Raymond G. Birks
Emerson N. Ludington
Warren Amidon
Frank J. Remenar
Charles W. Parkes
Walter Luckett
Henry A. Hearne
Andrew Ritz, Jr
Fred G. Krach
Charles Z. Munkasy
Ellwood L. Plitt
Raymond Lombarda
George D. Nash
Anthony Capasso
Joseph DeLuca
Fred A. East
John A. Fuyanna
Herbert J. Kelley
Edward Tronkowski
Frank Vozzon
John W. Stephen
Donald E. Cogswell
Robert J. Belco
Howard Peck
Mrs. Mezick
Mario J. Amaral
Arthur W. Amiot
John P. Yablonicky
Fred R. Hammond
Thomas B. Shirra
John N. Ilenetz
Peter J. Gonecun
Stanley Bernaski
Curtis W. McKay
Charles Gwyn
Fred Weller Jr
Joseph Nardo
George Haschak
Julius Giliotti
Charles F. Esposito
Max Mikowski
Miles W. Beardsley
Matthew McGuire
Norris C. Williams
William Brazier
Peter Lepone
Hercules Ellis
Hezekiah Black
Raphael L Disturco
Steven Yasin
Charles E. Petrovitchsy
Gloria Yano
Joseph J. Lenkowski
Victor Vievary
Justus Sherwood
Kenneth D. Alexander
Theodore Edwards
Thomas S. Hobbs Jr
Joseph Millak
George L. Ortiz
Norman J. Quellette
Brass Company
John Molloy
Red Cross
Donald Bade
Jack Skydel
Rose Mizak
Sidney Gardner
Lillian Brandt
Seymour London
Walter Stieg
Elizabeth A. Browne
Seymour Greenstein
Samuel Karpilow
Otis Lewis
Blood Bank
Laura Powers
Francis Fypurski
Frank Petija
Morris Silverman
Allan Morris
Thomas Snee
Irwin Friend
Sagye Friedberg
Arthur Lunin
John Marsh
Two Youths Injured In Brook and Stillman Crash
Two drivers were injured and later arrested after a collision at Brook and Stillman streets yesterday at 2 30 p m. John W Sorak 19 of 17 Berkeley terrace Devon received a head injury while James J Ventrillio 16 of 510 Shelton street suffered facial cuts both were taken by city ambulance to Bridgeport hospital Sorak operated a van truck owned by the A B Dick Company of Milford and was charged with failure to grant the right of way Ventrillio was issued a summons for driving an unregistered motor vehicle Both vehicles had to be towed from the scene.
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Brook
Stillman
John W. Sorak
Berkeley Terrace
Devon
James J. Ventrillio
Shelton Street
Bridgeport Hospital
Sorak
A. B. Dick Company
Milford
Ventrillio
Bob Malaga Named USTA Executive
Bob Malaga a 40 year old attorney who boosted Cleveland tennis was hired by the USTA as a full time executive to coordinate new expansion plans. He promoter of Davis Cup and Wightman Cup matches and led a 1965 civic ticket drive that helped keep the baseball Indians in Cleveland. He signed for an indefinite term at a substantial salary.
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New York
UPI
Bob Malapa
Cleveland
U.S. Lawn Tennis Association
Malaga
Baseball Indians
Easton Names Building Unit For Town Hall
Town meeting appoints Building committee chaired by Mrs. Charles H. Merritt with Wheeler as moderator. New road ordinance changes include using bituminous concrete. Discharge of School Building committee tabled. town librarian added to social security. May 8 vote set on discharge.
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Aldwin A. Pulie
Board of Selectmen
Wheeler
Thomas D. Halliwett
Helen Keller School Building Committee
Fed move may lower mortgage rates, analysts say
Washington experts from the National League of Insured Savings Associations affirm easier credit conditions will push home loan rates down. The group predicts a roughly four tenths of one percent decline and possible FHA rate cap cuts as the Fed lowers its discount rate to four percent.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Savings and Loan Industry
National League of Insured Savings Associations
Federal Housing Administration
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
League
Oil soaked birds spotted along Jersey coastline
Thousands of oil soaked scooters and other aquatic birds were found from Avalon to Wildwood New Jersey about twenty miles south. Avalon police reported many dead birds and others to be destroyed. Conservation officials investigated the source while Coast Guard and officers sought to determine origin and possible wartime tanker spills.
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Avalon
N.J
Wildwood
Land's End
England
Torrey Canyon
Alfred S. Jones
Hey
Coast Guard
Jones
Gustave Levy Named Amex Board Chairman
Gustave L. Levy was named Monday to a one year term as chairman of the board of governors of the New York Stock Exchange succeeding Walter N. Frank. It marks the first time in 26 years that an off floor member was named chairman under the 1964 constitutional change specifying offices for chairman and vice chairman.
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New York
Gustave L. Levy
New York Stock Exchange
Walter N. Frank
Vic
Ribicoff pushes boating safety and camp standards bill
Sen. Abraham Ribicoff urged a joint federal state effort to set safety standards for youth camps and boating. He reintroduced a bill for state inspections under DEH W guidance with grants up to 50000 to participating states. The measure follows a push by Mitchell Kurman after his son died in a 1965 camp canoe trip. Local bills in New York and Massachusetts reflect similar moves. Connecticut also considers a bill.
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Washington
Abraham —Ribicoff
D-Conn
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Ribicoff
American Camping Association
Westport
Conn
Mitchell Kurman
Kurman
New York
Massachusetts
Adcock Plans Protest Over A's White Shoes
Cleveland manager Joe Adcock said he planned to protest the American League opener between his Indians and Kansas City because the Athletics wore white baseball shoes. He claimed the shoes distract batters and are illegal.
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Kansas City
UPI
Cleveland
Joe Adcock
Indians
Athletics
Adcock
Lasker Named Vice Chairman Amid Board Changes
Alternate between floor and off floor members. Bernard J. Lasker, a floor member, was named vice chairman, replacing Levy. Levy is a partner of Goldman, Sachs & Co. Lasker is a partner of E. H. Stern & Co. Six new governors named to three year terms are Robert J. Fraiman Solomon Litt and William J. Nammack all of New York George N. Ferris Jr Washington DC Robert E. Linton San Francisco and Lat es C. Wheat Jr Richmond Wa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard J. Lasker
Levy
Goldman, Sachs & Co
Lasker
E. H. Stern & Co
Robert J. Fraiman
Solomon Litt
Wiliam J. Nammack
New York
George N. Ferris Jr
Washington, D.C
Robert E.linton
San Francisco
Lates C. Wheat Jr
Richmond
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Benjamin E. Shore
Chamber
St. Peter's School
Slovak Zion District
Slovak Zion Synod of the
Lutheran Church In America
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Andrew Mazak
John M. Bradjar
Andrew M. Bradjar
Louis Klesken
AAUW
Study Institute Today At
Jewish Center
Avon Man
el Paso
Tex
Rocky Mountains
VA Mortgages Chemical Services Corporation
Black Rock Tpke
Bridgeport
Paul J. Coletti
Stamford
Mgr. Banbury
Rew Haven
Rie
Brassco
Bob Malaga
USLTA
Easton
Fed
Jersey
Ted Biesadeck
United Iluminatinglectric Lght and Power Company
Iford
Broad ST
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