Open Space Purchase On Town Agenda Tonight
Fairfield town faces a plan to buy about 40 acres off Bronson road including Perry's pond for 263 000 from Geza and Frank Fazekas under Open Space. Also on the agenda are 35300 for Open Space applications and appraisals 31480 for accounting equipment and payroll systems plus 201 584 state shore erosion reimbursement and 29 semiannual payments at 3.25 percent. Building code adoption and building permits for several projects are listed.
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Fairfield Town
Bronson Road
Grasmere School
Perry's Pond
Mill River
Geza
Frank Fazekas
Penfield Reef
Hooked Rug Show Set Tomorrow by WSCS
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Fairfield Grace Methodist Church will hold its eighth annual Hooked Rug show tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Fairfield Woods road church hall. Director is Mrs. W. Bruce Tomlinson. speakers include Mrs. Joan Moshimer on dyeing backgrounds. General chairman is Mrs. Edward T. Girard, aided by committees.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
Fairfield Grace Methodist Church
Fairfield Woods Road
W. Bruce Tomlinson
Monroe
Joan Moshimer
Portland
Edward T. Girard
R.R.D. Inc
Community groups hold informal coffee hour at YMCA center
Staff representatives from Boy and Girl Scouts YMCA Family Service Visiting Nurse Association Veterans Information Center and Woodfield gathered at the YMCA family center on Old Post road for an informal coffee hour. Evening activities include ATM Grasmere school 8 PM volunteer firemen 7 PM One Red highway training center Knights of Columbus 7 30 PM Unquowa road town teenagers 7 PM 4H club at Marcia Newman home square dance North Stratfield school 7 30 9 30 PM tickets for Chief Carroll testimonial at Frederick's 7 9 PM
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Community Chest
Ymca Family Center
Old Post Road
Boy and Girl Scouts
Ymca, Family] Service Society
Visiting Nurse] Association
Veterans’ Information Center
Woodfield
Grasmere
Center
Thomas J. Carroll
Frederick's
Taxpayers rush to town hall before May 1 tax deadline
Townsfolk hurry to Town Hall to pay the final quarterly taxes ahead of the May 1 deadline. The Palmerton PAL fishing derby drew the largest crowd since inception at Gould Manor pond where two prize tiger trout were released. Married couple Mr and Mrs Alexander Zelle celebrated a wedding anniversary, while Hobart College announces Peter R Lessler on the Dean's List. Kiwanis club Peanut Sale chairmen named to organize sales activities and parade events.
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Town Hall
Peter R. Lessler
J. Lessler
jCrest Terrace
Hobart College
Gould Manor Pond
Alexander Zelle
Ronald Drive
Gordon Jonas
Kiwanis Club
Art Gower
George Lacovara
Elm City Man Jailed For Draft Evasion
In New Haven U S District Court Judge Robert C Zampano sentenced 21 year old Robert Lee Davis to three years in prison for failing to report to his draft board for physical examinations. Davis had claimed religious exemption then said his wife was pregnant.
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New Haven
Robert Lee Davis
U.S. District Court
Robert C. Zampano
Davis
Russia Mourns Komarov as Spacecraft Troubles Reported
Reports in Moscow say cosmonaut Vladimir M. Komarov died when a Soyuz test flight encountered difficulties and failed to land safely. Officials consider a government commission will study all data as condolences flow to his family.
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Buena Vista Road
Claire Sakal
John F. Lerrick
Redding Road
Jess
Edna Hicks
Moscow
Kremlin
Vestery Company
Margaret Bassett
Vladimir M. Komarov
Komarov
The
Soviet Union
Pravda
Communist Party
Izvestia
Outer Space
Kamarov
Central Army Hall
Alexey N. Kosygin
Nikolai V. Podugorny
Red Square
Pavel Belyayev
Voskhod 2
Hooscow
Soviets
Vladimir Komarov
Central Army House
Associated Press
Tass
Kennedy Probe Links CIA to 61 Arms Theft
New Orleans States-Item reports key witness Gordon Novel ties the CIA to a 1961 Houma Louisiana bunker burglary tied to Bay of Pigs munitions. Dist. Atty Jim Garrison accuses Novell Sergio Arcadia Smith and David Ferrie of planning the theft. Ferrie died soon after Garrison’s inquiry began. Novel is wanted as a material witness in New Orleans and extradition fights continue in Columbus Ohio.
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New Orleans
New Orleans States
Dist
Alty
Jim Garrison
Kennedy
Central Intelligence Agency
Louisiana
Garrison
States-Item
Dayton
Ohio
Daily News
Gordon
Friends
CIA
Cuba
Novell
Sergio Arcadia Smith
Dallas
David W. Ferrie
Houma
Ferrie
John F. Kennedy
Columbus
States
Novel
Jhhat
Houma Bunker
Boy crushed to death by car in junkyard
In Westbrook a 12 year old boy was killed when a car fell on him at a junkyard. State Police say the vehicle, propped on a rim, toppled as he and four companions tried to overturn it. He was crushed instantly after dislodging the rim.
Anti Mao Guards Freed After Cooperation Report
Peking dispatches say 139 Red Guards were released after pledges of cooperation with Mao Zedong's regime. Asahi quotes Premier Zhou En-lai and Mrs. Mao promising safety if opposition ends. Tokyo reports rally of 100000 denouncing anti–Cultural Revolution foes. Peng Chen and Po I-po forced to attend.
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Peking
Asahi
Chau En-tai
Mao
Tokyo
Mao Tse-tung
Mao Red Guards
Ono
Peng Chen
Po I-po
Red China
Peng
Peking Wall
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George
Hine
Post
George Peabody
Burr Street
John IE. Cowles
Abe Zimmer
Lockwood Road
Katherine Jarvis
Cedar Road
Donald and
Ann Bennettee
James Street
WSCS
Victoria Caribbean Cruises
Caribbean
Intrés Line
Victoria
San Juan
ST. Thomas
Honey Mooners
Eri
Martinique
ST. Vincent Antigua
Bermuda
Freeport
Nassau
Ravel i Bureau
Fairfield Ave
Bridgeport
Scotthgard
Clark's
Connecticut
Lagless
Free Home Service
Bredgeport
Elm City
Soyuz
Russia
SWIFT
U.S
Swift’s Premium
Porterhouse Steaks
Porterhouse
Euphrates Pizzas
Iranistan Ave
City Savings
Main Street
Stratford
Paradies Green
Emily Bank
Fairfield
Black Rock Turnpike
Fairway
Trumbull
Borvettes
Huntington
Huntington Street
Vihe Family Bank
Hern der Poders
Daposttineurance Corporation
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