Alliluyeva Reflects On Life Under Communism In Interview
The interview with Mrs Alliluyeva, daughter of a Soviet leader, covers disapproval of Stalinism, her move to America after her Indian husband Brijeah Singh's death, and her belief that religion and communism cannot coexist. She cites Andrei Sinyavsky's trial as a turning point toward liberal hopes and emphasizes humanity over class struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nenes
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Stalin
Soviet Union
Alliluyeva
America
Brijeah Singh
Soviet’ Union
Thenishe
Andrei Sinyavsky
Russia
Questioning News Coverage Weight and Lunch Details
A quoted speaker critiques the American press for flooding readers with information while arguing extraneous details about a person’s weight or lunch are unnecessary. The remark questions what constitutes important or interesting reporting.
University Faces Jewish Admission Restrictions Rumor
Svetlana Alliluyeva disclosed that restrictions on Jewish entrants exist at Moscow University with alleged bias in admissions. The Soviet government denies the charges, while she asserts that Jewish youths are not adopted and others are chosen who are less talented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Svetlana Allituyeva
Moscow University
U S to Harbor Trial Figures at Military Bases
A Justice Department plan proposes using unused military buildings near trial sites to relocate and protect witnesses. It would create two security rings with base guards and marshals, enabling daily guarding during trials. Some prosecutors and families have been threatened and witnesses relocated with new identities previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Department
U.S
Chicago
Brooklyn
Connecticut Industrial Conference Sponsorship Noted
CDIC sponsors a one day transportation conference at the Park Plaza hotel on May 1 with over 300 Connecticut industrial leaders expected. Brenton Welling Jr of Business Week will moderate. Bruce J Riggs of Behr ManninG Norton in Troy will keynote. Michael Lorys of New Haven Railroad chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Park Plaza
Connecticut Industrial Development Council
CIDC
Brenton Welling, Jr
Business Week
Bruce J Riggs
Behr-Manning Division
Norton Company
Troy
Michael Lorys
New Haven Railroad
Georges Heston
First New Haven National Bank
Eben Haskell
United Hluminating Company
We Cannot Win In Vietnam Says Rev Dr Blake
Rev Dr Blake argues in Bridgeport that US victory in Vietnam harms freedom and could seal disaster. He urges a four point peace plan including a halt to bombing and negotiation, warning allied nations and publics alike and urging leaders to pursue dialogue promptly.
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Vietnam
Blake
Henoi
Haiphong
Council of Churches of
Greater Bridgeport
Geneva
Switzerland
United States
South
North Vietnam
Asia
Europe
Johnson
State
Dean Rusk
Hamlet
King Lear
Julius Caesar
Kennedy
Congress
Madison Avenue
Dartmouth Grads Two Named to Board at Bridgeport Club
The Dartmouth Club of Bridgeport honored two long‑time members at its annual meeting held at the Veterans Home and Hospital. Charles A. C. Thomas of Bridgeport and Sargent F. Eaton of Fairfield received recognition for their contributions to the club's programs, with officers elected for the coming year including James J. Gentile as president and Richard H. McDonald as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fhole—Brinski
Dartmouth
Charles A. C. Thomas
Bridgeport Telegram
Dartmouth Club of
Bridgeport
John H. Wheeler
Mr. Thomas
Dartmouth College
Richard H. McDonald
Fairfield
Hartford
UPI
Dempsey
Louis E.molinara
Thompson
Joseph Cermak
Middletown
Bridge- Veterans Home and Hospital Comport
Sargent. F. Eaton
Howland's Dry Goods Company
Brance
William W. ‘Marden
Ity
Wendell G. Reycroft
Victor E. McGee
Dartmouth: College
McGee
South Africa
James J., Gentile
Alfred W. Acker
Robert J. Clark
Hawleyville
James W. Wenman
James P. Biggs
Westport
Walter H. Augustyn,Jr
Monroe
Reed C. Banks
Milford Approves 40.7 Tax Rate and Education Budget
Milford adopts a 40.7 tax rate with a slight decrease and approves a 614,358 education budget. The package keeps personnel services at 367,883 in reserve until contracts with town employees are signed, then funds will be allocated for raises and benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Board of Education
Ecumenical call for global justice and peace
The speaker argued that war for any reason is wrong and urged a one community of man based on justice and equality as the long term basis for peace. He warned that the world cannot endure a divide between rich and poor and called for transcending nationalism and partisanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecumenical Movement
Lodge Warns Disunity in U S Prolongs War
Presidential tone attributed remarks by Henry Cabot Lodge praising American troops in Vietnam and criticizing domestic criticism. He defended bombing targets and battlefield conduct while noting confusion in press coverage. After Beverly home stay he plans to travel to take on an ambassador at large role.
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America
Lodge
U.S
Vietnam
Redding
Beverly
Wabtilentivyi
Censure Likely for Dodd as Ethics Committee Eyes Sanction
The ethics committee nears a recommendation on Senator Dodd based on use of campaign funds to cover debts and expenses. It weighs censure or other sanctions while noting issues including double billing, a car loan from a Connecticut contractor, and ties to Julius Klein and West German interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Dodd
Ethics Committee
Connecticut
Julius Klein
Chicago
U S War Losses and Bombardments Reported Across Hanoi Saigon
U S forces acknowledged two more fighter bombers lost over North Vietnam as pilots report hostile MIG interceptions and ground fire. North Vietnam hit back with air defenses and a transformer site fire, while U S B52s bombarded a troop emplacement near Quang Ngai and Marines clashed with Communist forces near Pleiku. Casualty figures cited include two U S infantrymen killed and eight wounded with 15 enemy captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanoi
Phu Tho
Vinh Phie
Saigon
U.S
Air Force
North Vietnam
North Niethamton
Haiphong
North
South Vietnam
Quang Ngai City
Mlasiek
Vof
Khe
Theshesiil
3Rd Marine Regiment
Pleiku City
Boy, 15, Killed Backing School Bus Near Katz Yard
The 15 year old Hanoman boy died after allegedly backing a bus and crushing a boy leaning on it near Katz Bus Company offices. Police questioned if the youth drove the bus or moved it under instruction. Family of Mr and Mrs Milton Hanoman of Hamden released no further comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy
Lad
Gan
Daniel
David L. Katz
Katz
Hanoman Boy
Yale-New Haven Hospital
Milton Hanoman
Hamden
Milford Bill Advances On Carting Manure Controversy
House backs Milford measure allowing waterborne manure shipments with a call to limit exports in warm weather. Debates touch on local autonomy and discrimination as Milford residents weigh the impact of a longstanding 1917 statute and summer residents including Speaker Testo and Bridgeport Mayor Curran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Hogan
Burlingston
House
Milford
Robert H. ‘Davis
Mil‘ford
Testo
Bridgeport
Curran
Gerald F. Stevens
William V. Beggs
Cwatebury
Beggs
Stratford Hearing Reiterates Opposition to Huntington Road Apartments
About 100 people attended a Stratford Planning and Zoning hearing at Town Hall opposing a proposed 72 unit apartment building on Huntington road, near the fire station. Opponents cited traffic, area rezoning, and neighborhood impact while supporters argued plans comply with regulations and would benefit the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford Planning and Zoning Commission
Stratford Town Hall
Stratford
North End
Huntington Road
Raymond B. Rubens
Walter B. Spencer
Michael Zielski
Stella Lesneski
Ers
Rubens
Commission
Edward Pistey
Flagler Avenue
High School
Bunnell High School
Pistey
Pistee
Trving
Rutherford
Hartford
J. Roger Shull
Mount Pleasant Avenue
Stratford Tax Payers Association
Spencer
Com
Shull
George
Makris
Vittor Allen
Florence Street
Anhur Dritendas
Stratford ‘Resione
Josephine
Burns
Huntington
Brooklyn
N.Y
Penis
Chimierican
Patrick J. Keogh
Westinreland defense debate shapes Vietnam troop talks
In a tense Senate debate defense secretary McNamara defends limited aims while critics warn bombing North Vietnam risks expanding the conflict. Senator Stennis foresees up to 60 000 more troops, Percy questions strategy, and Mansfield urges balanced criticism amid warnings of open-ended war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietnam
McNamara
U.S
John Stennis
D-Miss
Stennis
Senate Preparedness
Jhas
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Senate
China
North Vietnam
Wasi
Charles H. Percy
Percy
Associated Press
New York
Pentagon
North V Fields
Defense Department
United States
Thetr
Pe Wwnawenges
State’ Department
Red
Fairfield votes funds to buy open space land
Fairfield approves a plan to acquire open space land with a town share around 65 000 dollars and federal state grants. The 275 acre project includes river adjacent sections and access for dam repairs while accounting for possible severance damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Noel Newman
ATM Finance Committee
Richard Cellar
RTM
Ninth
Perry Mill
John J. Darcy
Joson
John J. Sullivan
Levine
Fairfield Beach
Penfield Reef
Fairfield Master Plumbers Association
RIM
Aaron ‘Schiess
Edward W. Mansfield
Mansfield
Newman
Schiess
Robert D. Gage
Maha Henry Elstein
ATM
William Schacter
Pine, Creek. Park
Vincent
Modendtor
Connecticut proposes placing four technical institutes under higher education
Hartford sources report the Education commission steering committee recommends that the four technical institutes in Hartford Waterbury Norwich and New Haven be integrated into the higher education structure under the Commission on Higher Education. The decision reflects a move to centralize supervision of CT technical institutes.
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Hartford
UPI
Amr.hlyts. Education] Commission
Connecticut
Commission On Higher Education
Waterburys
Norwich
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Svetlana Alliluytva
CDIC
Dartmouth Grads
HHH
Westinreland
Westmoreland
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Henry
Jackson
Dash
Eig
Finance Board
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