UN Elects Thant to Four Year Term as Secretary General
Uy Thant wins unanimous General Assembly approval for a new four year term as UN secretary general. The Burmese diplomat will receive 70 500 dollars annually with boosted pay and allowances, extending his rule to November 3 1968. He thanked the assembly and reaffirmed his commitment.
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United Nations
UN General Assembly
Uy Thant
Assembly
Security Council
Muhammad Zetrulla Khan
Pakistan
Thant
Gold Assembly
Mans
Bridgeport Weather Forecast Today and Weekend
Weather Bureau bulletin for Bridgeport and vicinity shows sunny hazy mild conditions today with a high near 55 and a low around 30s inland and 30s along the coast. Sunday is expected to be largely unchanged with fair skies and small temperature changes.
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Bridgeport
Ares
University protest over underage drinking at Bridgeport campus
More than 300 University of Bridgeport students protested on campus after a campus notice reminded groups that state law bars alcohol purchase and consumption by under 20. The 3 to 4 pm rally in Marina Circle and Alumni Hall featured student leaders urging fraternities to police parties while off campus events require registration, a special police presence, and a faculty chaperone.
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Ifa
University of Bridgeport
Marina Circle
Mika Gorman
Interfraternity Council
Clit Strong
Deadly gas outbreak shocks Cornwall residents
A crack in a railway tanker released a deadly gas into Cornwall, Georgia, sending 18 to hospital and prompting mass evacuation plans for the northeastern sector. Officials warned winds could push the fog toward town, with two in serious condition and two others in oxygen tents.
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Cornwall
Wartigustery
Marines Begin Major Withdrawal From Guantanamo Bay
A 1700 strong Marine battalion from Camp Pendleton and Camp Lejeune began leaving Guantanamo Bay on a home by Christmas mission. The withdrawal, not officially announced, follows heightened Cuban crisis deployments but keeps defense duties at the base.
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Marine Battalion
Cuba
Guantanamo Bay
U. S. Naval Base
St Marines
Guantanamo
Camp Pendleton
Cailf
Camp LeJeune
U. S. Navy
Theeastern
Edward 7
O'Donnell
James F. Lloyd
Defense Department
Eiher
Russians Ready Withdrawal of Jets in Cuba
News reports say Soviet medinet bombers in Cuba are being rebuilt and prepared for shipment to Russia as Mikoyan wraps up talks with U S officials. U S authorities note no final Cuban settlement yet and expect progress in ongoing negotiations at the United Nations and in Washington.
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Cuba
U. S
Mikoyan
Washington
Anastas T. Mikayan
U.S
Rusia
United States
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Trates
Cuban
Dean Rusk
Bertin
Unitedations
State Department
Lincoln White
Miko
New Mexico Governor Takes Chavez Senate Seat
Edwin L. Mechem resigns as governor and is appointed to the late Sen. Chavez’s U S Senate seat. He was in his fourth term, defeated by Democrat Campbell in the November election, and sworn in after Tom Bolack became governor.
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Mechem
Senate
Sen. Chavez
New Mexico
Washington
Lodge to Head Junior Achievement National Office
Former Governor John Lodge of Westport is expected to be named national president of Junior Achievement. The paid post would position him at the national headquarters in New York and send him to lead unit development across the country while not interfering with Connecticut political interests.
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Hartford
John Lodge
West Port
Junior Achievement
Hartford Courant
United States
Lodge
Japior
Achievement
Edwin Mosler
Mosler Sale Company
National Achievement Organization
National Headquarters
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Junior Achievement Organization
Connecti
U.S. Senate
Features for Everybody In Telegram Every Day Page
A compact digest from a historical page listing sections such as Classified Ads, Games, Dear Abby, Editorials, Fashions, Financial News, Jacoby on Bridge, Obituaries, TV and Ratio Sports, Theater News, and Women's News. The item reads like a table of contents for a daily Telegram publication with no event details.
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Telegram
Burton H, Fern
M.D. Cheé
West
Dear Abby
Jacoby
Ratio
Fairfield Store Damaged by Fire
Fire starting an empty crates and boxes in an outside enclosure at the Fairway Beef company's Black Rock turnpike store in Fairfield damaged a company truck and spread to the eaves in the rear of the building. Firemen arrived at 9 25 a m after a resident telephone call and battled flames for over 30 minutes. The fire chief cited damage through a rear door and smoke inside the store.
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Fairway Beef Company
Black Rock
Fairfield
Joseph Stopa
Pope Gains Slightly Cautioned on Exertion
Union ratifies three year contract with 14 New England bakeries after Locals in Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Island back a 1237 to 84 vote. Immediate 6 cent hourly raise for mechanics warehousemen and drivers retroactive to Oct 18 with 1 cent more May 1 and 10 cents Oct 16 1964. Salesmen get a $3 weekly base pay rise to 56 dollars.
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Waterbury
Teamsters Union
New England
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Iscal
Pope John XXIII Resting as Health Improves in Vatican
Vatican reports say Pope John XXIII, 81, recovering from stomach ailment and severe anemia, spending time at his desk after bed rest. Doctors caution against overexertion while noting the Holy Father feels better and dietary treatment yields hoped for results. Concerns remain over his prostate condition and overall health.
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Vatican City
John XXII
Vatican
Antonio Gasbarrini
Apostolic Palace
Pope Josuy
Indians Await China Pullback
Indian troops waited tensely for Red China to begin pulling back from Hiraglayan battlefronts. Beijing asserted withdrawals would occur on schedule and officials believed the Red Chinese would retreat 12 to 14 miles behind stated positions. The danger of an incident remained high until the situation clarified.
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Associated Press
Hiraglayan
Red Chita
Red Thinese
Peking
India
Assam
Red China
Defense Ministry
Peking Radio
Unseasonal Warmth Shakes North Country Weather
A Chicago AP report notes an unseasonal warm spell across the north country affecting ice and logging. The Minnesota and Ontario Paper Co. haul is two weeks behind as marshy ground delays wood shipments. Temperatures rose to the 60s and 70s in parts, while Butte, Montana cold and snow in the Northwest persisted.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Canada
Minnesota and
Ontario Paper Co
International Falls
Mlan
Midwest
Florida
Mercury
Butte
Mont
Dakota
Colorado
Arizona
Atlantic Ocean
Sacksonville
Fla
Savannah
Virginia Capes
Airliner Crashes at Idlewild in Dense Fog. 25 Dead
A Eastern Air Lines flight with 45 passengers and crew of five crashed and burned on Idlewild’s runway in thick fog. Officials say at least 25 of the 51 aboard were killed, with many survivors walked away or were carried from the wreckage as rescue efforts faced soft sand, reeds, and slow access.
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Eestern Airlines
Téiewith Nirpett
New York
Eastern Air Lines
Charlotte, A
Idlewild
Charlotte
N. C
Virden Strum
Los Altos Hills
Calif
Paratary
American Airlines
Idlewield
Crete
Edward Thompson
Cha United
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Whey
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Patice
N.M
Chavez
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UNION
China
North Country
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