Mrs. Scholz 21 Dies in Fiery Crash
A fiery head-on crash on Gilman Street left Mrs. Scholz 21 dead and William J. Stock 29 arrested on negligent homicide reckless driving and weapons charges. Stock was injured and jailed after three loaded guns were found in his car. A second crash on Old Town Road injured five teens and two elderly sisters. Judith Przybylski 18 faces reckless driving charges.
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Lieut. O'Leary
Polic
Dri ci
William J. Stock
Waverly Road
Huntington
Fairfield Avenue
Stock
Park City Hospital
Lieut. Carr
Car crashes, injuries in multiple Connecticut incidents
A string of traffic mishaps across towns left drivers and passengers injured. Virginia Ryback, 26, and Ann Goulet, 20, were involved in a Kossuth street collision, with Ryback charged for failure to drive a safe distance. Cyclist Frank D'Andrea sustained leg and hip injuries after a Stratford avenue crash. State police investigated the Milford auto truck collision on the Pike near East Main, sending two to hospital. Additional incidents included a Connecticut turnpike auto truck collision near Madison Avenue, a Danbury patrol car crash with a house trailer overturned, and several fatal or severe injuries as state deaths were recorded across North Canaan Moosup Stamford and Hamden.
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Przybylski
Danwent
Bury Hospital
Fitzpatrick
Mc .Carthy
Prebisha
Virginia Ryback
Stillman Street
Kossuth Street
Ann Goulet
Seaview Avenue
Ryback
Frank D’andrea
Pearl Harbor Street
Stratford Avenue
East Main Street
James McNally
Robert G. Hillman
Botsford Avenue
Milford
D’andrea
Bridgeport Hospital
Lafayette Square
Fairfield Avenue
Catherine Byers
Howard Avenue
Imperial Fuel Company
John Scinto
Huntington Road
Patty Higgins
Wayne Street
Lorraine Higgins
Madison Avenue
Quince Street
Marie Ogrodowski
Thorme Street
Pike
Connecticut Turnpike
Barbara Corcoran
Atlantic Street
Harold Piskura
Bostwick Avenue
Miss Corcoran
Mr. Piskura
Bridgeport
Robin Lawrence
Groton
Mass
Alan Williamson
Lawrence
James Fitzpatrick
Waterbury
Criser
Associated Press
North Canaan
Guy Delangton
Salisbury
Moosup
Belva Frink
Diane Stott
Sterling
St. Joseph’s Hospital
John A. Bartley
Hamden
New London
Stephen Shea
North Franklin
Southern New England Telephone Co
Tidal Changes Not Creating Flood Problem
The Weather Bureau at Bridgeport Municipal Airport said extreme tide changes forecast last week did not cause a flood problem in the area. It urged shoreline property owners to remain alert for sudden changes. The bureau noted a full moon at peri ge e causing the year’s most extreme tides and projected the unusual conditions to persist until Thursday with a remote chance of minor flooding.
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U.S
Bridgeport
New England
Weather Bureau
Detectives Probe Two Sunday Breaks
Two break ins reported Sunday with thieves removing steel bars from a Germania hall window at 1790 Main Street and entering premises to force open vending machines and steal contents, Detective James Norris says. Kaye and Bender Auto Agency at 2033 Fairfield Avenue was broken into via a window with office ransacked. nothing sure was taken.
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Germania Hall
Main Street
James Norris
Kaye and Bender Auto Agency
Fairfield Avenue
U.S. Ambassador Claude Ross Leaves Bangui for Haiti
UPI reports in Bangui Central Africa that Claude Ross, the United States ambassador stationed since 1963, departed by air on Saturday to assume a new post in Haiti. His successor was not named in the dispatch.
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Bangui
Central African Republic
UPI
Claude Ross
U.S
Haiti
Daylight Saving Time Effective Here April 30
The article describes Daylight Saving Time starting April 30 for about 180 million Americans in 46 states, with complexities across states like Michigan Kentucky Indiana and others. It notes exemptions and local observances, including Indiana marking official time in certain buildings and Kentucky considering voluntar y observance leading to multiple time zones within the state.
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Hawaii
Michigan
Raymond Dzendzel
Detroit
Kentucky
Indiana
Kierstead
Indianapolis
Lake County
Chicago
Union City
Ohio
Rindt Wins 30th Eifel Race At Nuerburgring
Austrian driver Jochen Rindt captured the 30th Eifel Race on the Nuerburgring circuit in Germany driving a Brabham-Cosworth. He completed 145.25 miles in 16 hours 35 minutes 46.4 seconds to claim his fourth Formula Two victory of the season. John Surtees of England finished second in a Lola-BMW with 1 hour 36 minutes 3.3 seconds for 30 laps, followed by Jackie Ickx of Belgium in a Matra-Cosworth posting 1 hour 36 minutes 33.8 seconds.
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Adenau
Germany
UPI
Jochen Rindt
Eifel
Nuerburgring
Rindt
Pare
John Surtees
England
Jackie Ickx
Belgium
Skydiver Survives After Dual Parachute Failures
Pat Kierstead of Dunkirk Indiana, at 27, barely escaped a fatal fall after his main parachute opened partially during a 7200 foot jump. He fell 2000 feet landing in a large tree as his reserve chute fouled on the pack panel. He walked away with bruises and cuts, recalling the moment with fear and relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Ind
Pat Kierstead
Dunkirk
Kierstead
Farmer Supports King Carmichael In Viet Protest
STORRS AP James Farmer former CORE director backs Dr. King and Stokely Carmichael in condemning the Vietnam War for racial overtones. He speaks at UConn on a New Mood of Blacks conference, supports King's long hot summer warning, and urges noncooperation only for conscientious objectors while defending King's dissent. He links draft unfairness to the Negroes war and calls for helping educated blacks stay in the ghetto uplift.
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Carmichael
Cassius Clay
Farmer
Dr. King
U.S
Vietnam
King
U. S
Ayub Khan Holds 90 Minute Talks With Nepal King
Rawalpindi Pakistan President Ayub Khan met Nepalese King Mahendra for about 90 minutes on Saturday. The Foreign Office described the conference as a factory of ideas and discussed 1963 estimates for Vietnam and Communist China. The report cited a Red China population estimate around 730.8 million and a two percent growth rate.
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Rawalpindi
Pakistan
UPI
Mohammad Ayub Khan
Mehendra
Vietnam
China
Red China
Foreign Office
Satis Tate
A Narrow Miss in Midair Kierstead Survives Jump
Kierstead recalls leaping from a plane and pulling the reserve chute at about 300 feet. He landed in a tree with one foot on the ground and credits luck for the precise timing that saved him. Married father of two, he works for Westin Electrics in Muncie, Indiana, and jokes his wife may rethink skydiving after this escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kierstead
Western Electrics
Muncie
Ind
Passover Observance Begins At Sundown In Bridgeport
Bridgeport area Jews will begin Passover observance at sundown today. The Festival lasts eight days for Orthodox and Conservative Jews and seven for Reform. The Seder marks the first evenings with a ritual meal and readings from the Haggadah. Foods recall the Hebrews exodus from Egypt and the struggle against Pharaoh.
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Bridgeport
Egypt
Protestant Merger Plans Delay Expected Yet Hopeful
Religion writers report a likely temporary delay in forming a large scale Protestant merger as a special commission seeks deeper deliberation. Leaders insist the pause won’t halt progress and may strengthen long term unity. Ten denominations now participate with more possible, shaping a 12 denomination field.
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George W. Cornell
New York
David G. Colwell
Washington, D.C
Cambridge
Mass
West End Stabber Arrest Followed By Bonded Suspect
Orlemean Mercer, 23, of 101 Clinton Avenue, was arrested Saturday on aggravated assault charges and held on $2,500 bond awaiting circuit court arraignment. A second story discusses church union talks and plans, noting denominations involved and comments on momentum and structure. Donald Snipes of 1024 Railroad Avenue was treated at Park City Hospital after the incident and released.
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Orlemean Mercer
Clinton Avenue
Colwell
United Church, Christian Churches
Evangelical United Brethren
Presbyterian Church
U.S
Southern
Afriq Vcan Methodist Episcopal
Afriquean Methodist Episcopal Zion i
Christian Methodist Episco
Donald Snipes
Anit White
Railroad Avenue
Piett
Washington Signers Decry Soviet Jewish Persecution
The House including Speaker McCormack and leaders Albert and Ford sign a statement condemning Soviet treatment of Jews as a violation of human rights and Soviet law. The note cites evidence from the American Jewish Congress and questions Kosygin’s recent assurances. In Washington, IDB boosts Canada Latin aid with a new 101 million dollar Canadian commitment. Green to hold census hearings. five year plan proposed with 70 million cost.
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Washington
House
Soviet Union
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
American Jewish
Inter-American Development Bank
Canada
Bank
Latin America
U.S
Canada J
William J. Green
Census and
Pennsylvania Democrat
Green
Store Employee Held in Paint Theft Case
David Musante, 29, of 50 Afor gan Avenue, was arrested by Bridgeport police on theft charges after eight cases of paint valued at 126 were found in a company truck he operated from the Conlin Paint store on Elm street. He is free on $500 bail awaiting Circuit Court arraignment.
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David Musante
Aforgan Avenue
Bridgeport
Conlin
Elmstreet
Musante
Girls Accused of Shoplifting at Shoppers Fair
Police arrested Katharine Nixon and Lauratine Lloyd both 17 for allegedly taking two dresses and a blouse from Shoppers Fair in Boston. They were arraigned in circuit court and held on $50 bail each pending a hearing this week.
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Katherine Nixon
Taylor Drive
Lauratine Lloyd
Shoppers Fair
Boston Avenue
Catholic Left in Latin America lecture tonight
Dr Brady Tyson of Southampton College will discuss The Catholic Left in Latin America at 8 o clock tonight in the Oak Room Campus Center Fairfield University. Open to the public without charge. Sponsored by the Spanish club and Sophomore Honors seminar. A prior honors class will hear Democracy Communism and Pluralism. Tyson, an ordained Methodist minister and former Brazil missionary, has studied Latin American political movements and church roles. A Q and A and coffee hour follow.
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Brady Tyson
Southampton College of Long Island University
Brazil
Latin America
Fairsfield University
Walter Petry
Tyson
Rice University
School of International Service of American University
Espila Sociologicae Politica
Christian Church
Stratford Police Rescue Four New York Sailors From Grounded Boat
Stratford police and Coast Guard coordinated a rescue at 1 18 am near Eaton's Neck. four New York City men aboard a 2 foot sailboat disabled by gale winds were saved after grounding in the Housatonic river near Crimbo point behind Avco Lycoming. Sgt Albert Eyanko and Patrolman Joseph Berke evacuated the men in two trips aboard the department whaler. The rescued were Thomas Kelly 26 John Dugan 29 Eugene Brady 25 and Roger Smith 25 all from New York City and Bronx residents. The group reported they were traveling from Noaki to New York when sails failed and they sought shelter before drifting aground. They spent the night in a motel and the boat was floated off at daylight.
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Coast Guard
Eaton's Neck
L.A
Stratford
New York City
Housatonic River
Crimbo Point
Avco Lycoming Division
Albert Eyanko
Joseph Berke
Birds Eye
Thomas Kelly
John Dugan
Eugene Brady
Roger Smith
Bronx
N.Y
Noaak
Connecticut
Salt as essential animal life fluid constituent
Salt is a natural constituent of all animal fluids and without it animal life could not exist.
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Joseph Salata
James Sambrook
Jo Are Gaudett
Peter S. Nemeth
Gilman
Keeley Oni
Cornelius Carroll
Grant ' Wilson Collection Agency
Dennis Scholz
Charles DelGado
Stratfield
Janis DelGado
Jean DelGado
James Fairly
Old Town Road
Helen McCarthy
Worth Street
Catherine McCarthy
St. Vincent's Hospital
John Premish
Henry Milo
Judith F. Przybylski
Lincoln Avenue
McCarthy
Migs Przybylski
Diane Pester
Capitol Avenue
Judy
Sae
Patrick Henry
Maine Avenue
Fairfield
Dominick Barilliari
Prebish
John V. Lindsay
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Congress
Lindsay
NEW Post
Viet
Special Commission
Elmer J. Arndt
Eden Seminary
Webster Groves
George G. Beazley Jr
Beazley
Christian — Disciples of Christ — Churches
America
United Church
Arthur J. Moore
West End
Snipes
Spec
Roby James
Earl James
Dallas
Love Field
James
Kenneth James
Kenneth
Igeneral
Lawrence F
O' Brien
Iward Gurney
R-Fla
O'Brien
Laurence P. Horan
Peace Corps
San Salvador
Costa Rica
Columbia
Daniel M. Luevano
Chamber of Commerce Key
Ores
Nsere
John QC. Pastore
D-R.i
Joint Congressional Committee On Atomic Energy
Visa
Scheel Best
MR. Kolski
Kolski
Seaview Ave
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