Stalin's Daughter Seeks Asylum in United States
Svetlana Stalina, 42, arrived in the United States from Switzerland seeking permanent asylum. State Department officials said she may stay as long as she wishes and could extend her visa, while Moscow stated it does not oppose her choosing her path. She left Russia after a life shaped by her father's regime and now hopes to meet reporters at a press conference next week.
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Stalina
United States
Washington
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
Miss. Stalina
Switzerland
Miss Stalina
Moscow
Joseph Stalin
U.S
New Delhi
McCloskey
India
Harper & Row
Miss Stalima
Kennedy Airport
Russia
Kremlin
Yekaterina
Brijesh Singh
Svetlana
Ano Wherant Aalquiui
Graff
George Kennan
Bietsch Named To Stratford Council Post
Edward McMaugh was absent as Stratford council voted 5 to4 to appoint Frank Lecardo’s candidate Walter Auger called a recess during the special meeting. The nominee is Donald Bietsch, a 1935 birth, lifelong Stratford resident and life insurance agent.
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Edward McMaugh
Patrick I. Keogh
Walter Auger
Ball
Frank Lecardo
Mr. Bietsch
Stratford
Stratford High School
Beneficial Standard Life Insurance Company, Inc
Ralph Smith Agency, Inc
Ferry Boulevard
Lida L. Spada
Hans Louis
Democratic Town Committee
Bietsch
Citizens For A Good Government
Venezia
Mutual of Omaha
New Haven County
Bridgeport
Democratic Party
Keogh
Department of Public Works
Fourth District
Spada
Citizens For Good Government Committee
Mexican police seek foreign crime files for Olympics
Mexico City police request help from foreign departments via embassies to study major criminals in other nations as they brace for possible crimes during the 1968 Olympic Games. A police official expects criminals to pause activities, hoping for an Olympic conscience.
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Mexico City
Stalina Travels With U.S. Law Firm Escort
Stalina engaged an American law firm and flew from Switzerland under escort. McCloskey notes only Kennan, law firm representatives, and Harper & Row representatives saw her in America. Alan Schwartz, a law firm representative, accompanied her on the flight.
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Stalina
McCloskey
Kennan
Harper & Row
Alan Schwartz
Miss Stalina
Switzerland
Cancer Prayer for Hope and Healing
The text offers a religious prayer praising God's love and asking for strength for cancer patients and caregivers. It requests guidance for medical staff and researchers, support for American Cancer Society volunteers, and emphasizes prevention, regular examinations, and charitable giving to aid cancer care and research.
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American Cancer Society
West Ender Jailed for Breaking and Entering Truck
John Mundock, 41, of the Howard hotel, got a 43 day jail term in Circuit court after pleading guilty to breaking and entering. A witness identified him breaking into a truck near Lumber and Main streets before noon Thursday. Mundock was arrested from a description. The case was tied to a local church observance urging cancer treatment and outreach during the Cancer Crusade with a "Lights On" day.
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John Mundock
Howard Hotel
Luke Stapleton
Underwood
Bridgeport
Mundock
Lumber
Main Streets
Juan
Tipton
Cancer Prayer Day Designated in Greater Bridgeport
Tomorrow a Cancer Prayer Day is set in the Greater Bridgeport area with the American Cancer Society urging ministers to lead prayers in churches. A special Prayer has been distributed. Yesterday synagogues observed the program with approval from local church councils and the Diocese of Bridgeport. Reverend B Cortez Tipton chairs the effort.
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Greater Bridgeport
Bridgeport
American Cancer Society
SLRB decision debated over city police union unit size
The SLRB reserves a decision on whether city police supervisors should join the union bargaining unit, with 44 of about 65 supervisors requesting a change. City negotiator Thomas J. Barrett cites state law limits during an ongoing contract, while Police union counsel James F. Stapleton argues a Windor precedent allows a unit change and notes no new duties since the prior ruling.
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SLRB
John Gaspic
Thomas J. Barrett
James F. Stapleton
Thenion
Stapleton
Fire Union
Fire Department
Fire Board
Barrett
Dempsey to Confer With LBJ Next Month
Hartford AP Governor Dempsey plans a White House meeting with President Johnson in Washington on May 3 to discuss federal state relations. He will attend with Governors Volpe of Massachusetts and Ellington of Tennessee and testify to the Senate Public Works Committee on air pollution.
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Hartford
Dempsey
Johnson
Washington
White House
John Volpe
Massachusetts
Buford Ellington
Tennessee
Senate Public Works Committee
Bonn Bugging Ban Goes to Legislature
West Germany considers restricting bugging device manufacture with exceptions for specific cases. Violations carry up to three years in prison and a 2500 dollar fine. Mrs Jenny Giordano 46 survived a berserk husband attack that killed him and three children at 87 Job Hill Road Trumbull.
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Bonn
West Germany
Giordano ‘Fair
Jenny Giordano
Job Hill Road
Trumbull
St. Vincent's Hospital
Bomb raids continue as spring invasion feared in Vietnam
U S bombers struck Hanoi rail yards and lines for a second straight day while carriers hit Thanh Hoa and Vinh targets. In South Vietnam Marines faced a sharp engagement in Quang Tin as U S forces counted reinforcements and anticipated a broader spring offensive amid North Vietnamese infiltrators and Viet Cong units.
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Saigon
U.S
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Navy
Air
Air Force
U.S. Navy
Thanh Hoa
Vinh
North Vietnam
Quang Tin
Tam Ky
Strategic Air Command
Chau Doc
ULS
State plans fast move on clean water program
The article describes rapid state action to implement a new clean water law with July 1 deadlines for municipalities and industries. Federal grants rise to 55 percent, with a staged increase and an appeals process overseen by the Water Resources commission.
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U.S
Walt
1St Cavalry
Hanoi
Curry
Water Resources Commission
Powell delays seat bid amid court action over House exclusion
Powell and his lawyers agreed to delay claiming the New York 18th district seat until the appeals court rules on the suit challenging the March 1 House exclusion. The election certificate for Powell’s re election, due April 11, is expected to be processed next week, but Powell will not appear promptly unless the court signals a quick ruling. Next Thursday the appeals court will hear arguments on the district court’s dismissal, with potential timing affecting Powell’s strategy.
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Cral
House
Powell
New York
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