Red Astronauts Sleep in Space May Land Today
Soviet space mission reports Maj Andrian Nikolayev aboard The Falcon completed 37 Earth orbits and prepared for possible landing. Tass described the crew as healthy, with both crafts near each other and observers anticipating a daytime landing in Moscow time.
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Rede Sea
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Gins
Volga
Offivial Weather Weekly Forecast for Bringsport Area
Showers end late today with partial clearing overnight. Tonight cooler with low 55 to 60. Wednesday mostly sunny after morning clouds, high near 70. Yesterday high 78, low 38. Humidity 74 percent. Tide times listed for today and tomorrow. Almanac notes August 16 with sunrise at 6 01 a m and sunset at 7 55 p m.
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Alsop urges aid for small firms in state program
Avon Republican John Alsop urged immediate help for small business during a luncheon with the Chamber of Commerce. He proposed a state extension service for small firms modeled after agricultural programs, plus continued urban renewal funding and action at the state level to revitalize neighborhoods. He stressed training, management skills, and extension consulting to boost cocker grocer barber shops and small manufacturers alike.
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Alsop
Chamber 4 Commerce
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West End
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Three Year Project Aims At Damping Hurricanes Fury
Washington reports a Navy Weather Bureau led plan named Project Sinentury aims to reduce hurricane damage over three years. The program expands a six year study using silver iodide seeding to alter storm intensity, directed by FW Reichelderfer and Capt. W R Franklin. The team previously tested hurricane experiments in the Atlantic with aircraft and weather data.
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Evolud
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Lemighansson
Lape
Johaneon
Ian
Morriestl
Storemary Little
Stratford Town Council Seeks Airport Expansion Details
Stratford officials told Mayor Samuel Tadesra and regional bodies they have not yet received a second reply to their request for final expansion plans of the municipal airport. Councilor Patrick Keogh urged keeping a referendum date on file for September due to member vacations. The council also asked the Federal Aviation Administration for a public hearing on funds allocation.
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Samuel Tadesra
Cammeun Council
Bridgeport Airport Authority
Patrick I Keogh
Comean Council
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Alwo
Federal Aviation Agency
Waterfront Authority
John Porter
West Berliners Attack Soviet Vehicles on Wall Anniversary
West Berlin confrontations erupted on the first anniversary of the Berlin Wall with crowds targeting Soviet cars and the barricade. Police dispersed rioters in the Berjanerstrasse area after a day of stone throwing tear gas and water cannon.
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Boy, 3, Rescued From 50 Foot Well Near Danville
A three year old boy fell into a 50 foot well near Danville while his parents visited relatives. His father J Be Milam and friend Watson Compton's son saved him by lowering Milam into the well with a rope. Lifesaving crew arrived and Milam was hoisted to safety.
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J. Otis Compton
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Senate Defeats Amendment to Rewrite Satellite Bill
The Senate rejected 56 to 18 Sen Albert Gore's amendment to require State Department supervision of all foreign negotiations and approve all satellite agreements. Supporters warn against government ownership while opponents push to end the filibuster and move toward final action on the private ownership plan.
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Kennedy
Russia
Senate Space Committee
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Gov
Berserk Man Damages West End Church Altar and Statues
A West End man, Jose Gonzalez, smashed the altar, statues, railings, and other church items at the Lady of Providence Church on 550 Bostwick Avenue around 1 PM. He was examined at the scene, then taken to Bridgeport Hospital and later to Fairfield State Hospital for psychiatric evaluation. He entered the building after speaking with a housekeeper, and police took him into custody as damage was assessed.
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Bostwick Avenue
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Bargum Project
Bridgeport Hospital
Jules Matus
Gonzalez
Fairfield States Hospital
Newtown
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Lieut
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Solons Approve No Tax Cut Now
Washington aug 13 AP President Kennedys decision not to ask for a temporary tax cut drew support and skepticism Republican lawmakers urged parallel federal spending reductions House Ways and Means chair Wilbur Mills endorsed the choice as a step toward long term growth Byrd of Virginia questioned the move but urged careful fiscal policy Continued on page two
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Harry F. Byrd
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Dempsey Rejects Deputies on Hartford Road Patrol
Hartford County Sheriff Patric Hogan had planned to assign deputies to traffic patrols but Governor Dempsey dismissed the idea. Republicans and gubernatorial candidate John Alsop criticized untrained political appointees patrolling Hartford roads, while Dempsey stressed the need for proper traffic law enforcement training.
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Kennedy Rejects Quick Tax Cut Plan Amid Economic Skepticism
President Kennedy told the nation that a rapid tax cut could not be justified or enacted now, citing no current crisis and presenting charts showing modest gains in production, wages, profits, and unemployment. He pledged to seek a broad tax reform next year and urged Congress and the public to push for faster action if an economic emergency develops.
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