Inmates Hunger Strike Spreads at Danbury Facility
Five Federal Correctional Institution inmates were moved to a private hospital as the hunger strike grew, with the detainees refusing solid food since Friday. Spokesman James Noonan of Waterbury said a vigil of about 150 supporters would continue, with plans for speeches and statements from allies of the Berigan/Philip group amid calls for parole reforms and protest against prison conditions.
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Danbury
Priv
Aehey
Donan Straines
James Noonan
Waterbury
Committee of Conference
Berrigans
Pentagon
Papai
New ‘York’ Times
Ellsbury
Philp
Daniel Hertigan
Carlounville
Paroe
Snemth
Wilkes
Wither
Ted Glick
Philip Berrigan
Nap
Henry
Kissinger
Berrigan‘ Brothers
Ininger
Gene
Dniel Berrigay
Iva
Federal Correctional Institution
Promst
Berla Rigen
Ferenze
Danuary Hospital
Ihe
GOP in 134th Names Campaign Committee
Republicans in the 134th district named a campaign committee for city elections naming Frank Merentdl and Dorothy Kelly as cochairmen. The lineup includes several listed members and associates, with a note of a special presentation by the group titled Polka Dot playhouse on November 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bth
Frank Merentdl
Dorothy Kelly
Cochairmen
Orator
Inclode
Edward Otrenha
Willi Beres
Winothy O'Connell
Gihart Rosson
Albert Lamary
Doni Sevita
Ir Ceaverali
Rene Ald Do Fido
Mins Christine Ovewmbo
Milian Walters
M's
SEC Chief Criticizes Brokerage Industry Shortcomings
SEC Chairman Ayers condemns chaotic record-keeping and weak investor care by brokerages. He cites 1969-1971 collapses, $13 per trade or 0.5 percent fees, and temporary rate relief as fault lines. He outlines three reforms to improve disclosure, firm solvency, and higher industry standards to protect small investors.
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Invantius
Duany
Huelnese Iy
SEC
Glock Exchange Commission
Casey
la Bry
Firils
Nat Capital Ares
County Firm Accused in Penny Card Purchases Probe
A county firm faced allegations of improper use of a company credit card for purchases totaling up to two thousand six hundred dollars. FBI handwriting analysis also linked signatures to others, while officials investigated Dewey Electronics contracts and entertainment expenses as part of a broader Marine Corps case.
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Weap
Mit
Rumple
Elnore
Furth
FBI
soMpaNe
O'Brien
Trultival
Beinigal
Dewey Electonics
Adar
Elmore
Dewey Electronics
Xpenge
Archer Neva
Tounsp
Marine Corps
New York City
Toy Ware
United Press “International
Newmayy
Islogk
Condec
Mite Corp
Newhlaven
Conn
Nerve
Ing
Boas
Wits
Marine Grips
Conte
Wes
Newman
Legal Arguments Set For Thursday At Tweed Jet Case
Fragmented report covers ongoing litigation over Tweed airport jet service in New Haven and East Haven. Judges discuss state and federal law, FAA land use rules, and compensation for residents while awaiting hearings on injunctions and potential payouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tweed
Traven Aiport
Ape
New Raven
Tnelfeet
Cnurt An Yion
Eastern Air Lines
General Assembly
Athluie
Newt Haven
Bast’ Haven
East Haven
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
New Haven
Welendanta
Hast Daven
Eset Haven
Tudge Murphy
Wed
East Taye
Wosim Lines
Distreti
Edward C. McLean
Tweed-Mew
Mayen
Mistrial Declared in Huey Newton Case After Appeal
A mistrial was ruled for Huey Newton as jurors failed to reach a verdict after a rejected initial conviction for voluntary manslaughter. Newton, wearing a black leather jacket, white polo shirt and grey slacks, appeared in court flanked by supporters briefly before leaving. He posted a 40,000 dollar bail after the Court of Appeal overturned his first conviction for the shooting of rookie policeman John Frey, who died, and Officer Terbett Heanes was wounded during the traffic stop on Oak Street. The trial details show contested testimony over Newton’s actions during the incident.
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Newton
Judas Uhewise
Newtin
Bruck
State Court of Appeal
Newlin
John Troy
Oak
Sgt
Prey
Terbett Heanes
Frey
Ite Square
Neves
John Wesley Ross Dies Retired GE Executive at 70
John Wesley Ross a retired General Electric executive and Bridgeport resident, died yesterday at Stratford Memorial Church. Born in New York City, he lived in Stratford for decades and held roles including evaluator of hourly jobs and longtime advocate on local education boards. Survivors include his wife Margaret, three sons Edynad, Henry, and Ross, a sister and six grandchildren. His funeral arrangements are pending with MALY Malls Funeral Home in Stratford.
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Aulin Wesley Ross
Finn Gtret
Stranfort
Exeruhy
Elvis
Chureh Kaira
Greuot Bridgeport
Chapel Street
Stratford
Mbort
Gincria
Maatore
Huidal
Denis and D'Arcy
Maly Malls
New York City
Abe
Ross
Scratford
Aents
GR. Me
University of Michigan School of
University of Michigan School of Lease
Navy
Stralland Board of Edwation
Rom Getteo
Ualvarity
Bridgeport
Barminn Festival
Greaney Bridge
Bort
Margaret Kohn Ross
Edhynad Ross
Wilton
Detma, Ross
Cluiton
Henry
S. Ross
Ridgefinth
Ra Ross Lindsey
Wells Beach
N.H
Grimichildren
Breaks Target Kennedy Stadium and City Homes
Burglars struck Kennedy Stadium Press Box and several city locations over the weekend, police say. Intruders forced entry through doors, stealing wiring, speakers, a tally of electrical gear, a typewriter, checks, a TV set, an adding machine, and cash from multiple residences and businesses including Monarch Supply, Arrow Manufacturing, and Seachsley housing project. Detectives reported evaluating each scene, with several homes ransacked and belongings taken.
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Kennedy Stadium
Central Higherhodl
Matson
Monarch Supply Company
Ia Carroll Avenue
Barrett
Brock . Haddiry
Vildiny Street
Arrow Manufacturing
Compariiy
Howard Avenue
Dew
Naster
San Biagio
Charles Stract
Sanin
Fanjamin Kremer
Samet Merman
Ahne Toseph Pampa
Griffin Avende
Poling Viéres
Cheryl Condry
Seachsley
Cryrane Housing
Dorothy Beck
Madison Avenue
Barratt
Man Held in House Raid With Suspected Cocaine
Police raided a Sixth Street residence at 3 am arresting the occupant after seizing seven glassines containing suspected cocaine and a $10,000 bond posted pending arraignment. Det. Sah Joseph Paul said Croom faced possession with intent to sell charges as officers described bulk drug paraphernalia and evidence sent to the state toxicology lab for analysis after lengthy surveillance. Patrolmen Charles Martin, Indu Paria, Roger Latcone, Iain Addenot Williams, Edward Ganstauss, and John Ganstauss participated.
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Berek Croom
Joseph Paul
Croom
Spt
Paul
State “Toxicological Laboratory
Hartford
Charles Martin
Indu Paria
Arest
Roger Iatcone
Ialm Addenot Williams
Edward and
John Ganstauss
Non-Political chatter hints at 1972 campaign intrigue
The article outlines early 1972 campaign chatter with figures like George McGovern Xavier, Henry Jackson, and Ed Muskie named as contenders. Nixon praises Maine Senator Margaret Chase Smith while weekend island leisure scenes feature Julie Nixon and Jack Dreyfus Jr amid light social talk.
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China
Veniograts
Sume
Hollis
Sen
George McGovern
South Taekota
Fens
Biveh
Civ
Kenmati Curtis
Maine
Edmund S. Muskie
Curtis Salt
Muskie
Nixon
AL Breaknntt
Techler
Flav Fin
Washington
Kaife
Margaret Cause Smith
Renato
Tominea
Ed Mauskie
Mie
Julie
Nanvid Tilgenhower
Police Probe Fire Bombing at Bridgeport Cleaning Service
Police investigate a fire bombing at a Bridgeport window cleaning business on Reservoir Avenue. Authorities report significant damage and are pursuing leads as the incident is reviewed for possible criminal involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Youth Nabbed in Dope Charge at Seaside Park
Police arrested a youth at Seaside Park Friday night on possession of narcotics. Bail was posted pending arraignment. Reported names include Frank Bassarab and others, with details unclear due to damaged text.
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Famum Bowleyard
Seaside Park
Frank Bassarab
Westport Police nab two youths in West End arrest
Police arrested a Bridgeport youth and a Westport juvenile Saturday night for alleged breach of headquarters assault and related charges. Both suspects were held on $500 bond and slated for appearance in controlled court. Further details were not provided by the investigators.
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Ylarina
West End
Westport
Bridgeport
Cheng
Uleeulli
Pollen
Thy Perro
Pohlce Anid
Sanity Smith
J M. Yangnan
Teenyenie Ng
Read Street
Waa Hooks
Penne
Cleewaite
Molina
Car Robbery Rocks Stratford Avenue Area
Wille Kh of 1905 Stratford Avenue was robbed at knife point while his car on Stratford Avenue near Union Avenue. He says three youths approached the vehicle, one produced a weapon, forced him out, and stole his wallet and cash before fleeing the area. Police are reviewing descriptions and conducting checks with neighboring precincts.
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Wille Kh
Stratford Avenir
Kitlfes Point
Ing
Poliew
Mr. Paleo
Stratford Avenue
Union Avenue
Mir
Padre
Quires
Wieterview Avenue
Washington
Robert Reete
Greeswith
Gas Station Attendant Slugged. Robbery Suspects Sought
Bridgeport police hunt two youths after a station attendant was hit on the head with a gun and robbed of about 100 dollars. The 70 year old Victor Blaner was treated at Bridgeport Hospital for a head wound as the suspects, described as near 17 to 28 years old, fled with cash.
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Bridgeport
Pajka
Victor Blaner
Rennell Street
Bridgeport Hospital
Mr. Blaney
Set
Axel Xreage
Jenelise
Mr. Blanry
Neeres
McKinney Seeks Tax Break for Drug Rehab Clinics
Washington Congressman Stewart B McKinney proposes a bill to exempt federally taxed cigarettes from drug rehab centers. He argues nationwide savings could exceed a half million dollars and that funds would aid small clinics with financial strain. The plan would apply to facilities funded by public or private sources, aiding those treating 50 to 73 patients.
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Washington
Conpressmann
Stewart
McKinney R' Coll
Lepialae Inn
Wold
McKinney
Congressmien
McKinney Astitut
Peace Rally in Nagasaral Draws 10000 Plus Attendees
A large gathering across several nations marked the 81st anniversary of a major global event. Delegates from nations including North Korea and Vietnam urged renewal of peace efforts while calling for broader disarmament and dialogue.
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Nagasarl
Adiime
Geysnikye
Smki
Om Slarpain
Protective Reaction raid hits inside North Vietnam
US fighter bombers launched a protective reaction raid about six miles inside North Vietnam firing on a radar site. Maj. Richard Gardner said damage was unknown as reconnaissance and bombing continued alongside missions over Laos and Cambodia. Washington said air operations would persist with fighter escorts despite Hanoi warnings.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
SAS Recolin
Assan
CSS
Nery Vietnam
Richard Gardner
RFI
Hanoi
Ho Chi ‘Minh
Thuilier
U.5
Bszi
Laos
Candy import quotas debated by free trade group
Washington AP report says the Committee for National Trade Policy urged Congress to drop candy from import controls, arguing candy quotas would risk war with no objective study backing government aid. House and Senate trade talks may renew the issue as candy imports account for a fraction of confectionery consumption.
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Washington
Compress
Senate
Committee For 4 National Trade Policy
David J. Stejnberg
House
Sleinkere
Alligator Found Headed for Zoo
An alligator named Wally was captured after a misadventure with a group of people transporting it. The creature escaped briefly, retreated to a trunk, then caused a stir upon arrival at Rafael’s home, where neighbors watched as the animal stretched its jaws and tail. Participants included Edward Santiago, John Catanes, Tony Strathman, and Wilbert Leon.
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Wally
Trim Avenue
Rafael
New York
Edward Santiago
John Canaten
Toner Strstman
Wiltrat Leon
Firemen Establish 21 Man Scuba Unit on Detroit River
The fire department announces a 21 man scuba diving car to be permanently assigned along the river to aid boaters with rescue and safety on and near the Detroit River.
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Detroit
CART
Darel Tire Department
Defra Rive
Soviet Pushes India Pakistan Peace Effort
A Soviet advisory memo reviews freight frictions and demurrage charges affecting rail and shipping. It urges stronger preventive measures to stimulate traffic and reduce declining orders in the railroad industry to foster regional peace efforts involving India and Pakistan.
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India
Pakistan
Volunteer Army Pay Row Threatens Draft Policy
Washington debate centers on a $2.4 billion pay boost for an all volunteer army. House-Senate negotiators agree on nearly $2,000 annual raises for privates and noncommissioned officers, offset by a net $200 million saving from the overall $27 billion bill, while antiwar senators threaten a filibuster to restore nine month Indochina terms.
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Washington Jnc
Senate
Indochina
Sen. Gurion Allol
R-Colo
Belfast sniper kills British soldier in Ardoyne riot
In Belfast's Ardoyne district a British soldier was shot by a sniper during clashes between rioters and troops. The soldier died hours later in hospital. Army spokesmen called the attack a brief but vicious point. Officials say investigators pursue IRA links amid ongoing Northern Ireland unrest with dozens killed this year.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Ardoyne
Irish Republican Army
Tran
Troubles
Muir
Striking Doctors Warned in Israel Amid Historic Disruption
In Jerusalem the government threatened to jail hospital physicians if their strike did not end immediately. Essential services faltered as electricity and desalination staff reduced power and water for residents and tourists. A cabinet minister said emergency laws would be invoked Monday to compel a return to work while doctors demanded higher salaries.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Red Sea
Lat
Klat
Enyniiue Nique
Hospital Doaiurs
Eltike
Xalary Rina
Anata
Ent
Ifsispitad Administrative Works
Nts
Dunn
Priser
Trenstay
Golda Matt
Ts Asel
Senators Seek 200 Million Aid to Israel Defense
Ten members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee urged the Nixon administration to provide 200 million dollars in aid to Israel for defense needs. The letter warns that delaying arms shipments could undermine policy aims and strain relations with allies while referencing Secretary of State William P. Rogers. The committee report frames the aid as essential to maintain stability in the Middle East amid Soviet arms competition.
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Gromyko
Nincludes
Ava
Io Soviet Foreign Ministry
Ard
Pakistan
State Department
India
Aris
Bangla Desh
Rengail State
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nixon Administration
Vest
Fiv
Teller
William PL Rags Roylin
Aly
Ald Hill
Acoly
Nolpibors
Syningy
Sera
Deine Terong
Joglen
Missmuael
Leh
Spon Kwan
Alnmina
Catharin Teil
Whede
Dist
Ena We McGne
Wyoming
Edmural
S. Moskie
Matin
Willan
Spangte
Vieietnia
Nuit
Vanisiung Trolley Lopaniagan Upd
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Polymeys
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Tide Faria
Roger Filenne
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McKinney Tiles
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N. Viet
Zoo
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Volunteer Army
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