Overhaul of National Guard and Reserve reshapes power balance
The Pentagon pushes a sweeping plan to reorganize the Army Guard and Reserve into six combat divisions and streamlined brigades. Four divisions would be eliminated or broken up, shifting units among states while aiming to raise recruiting standards and create a ready force for mobilization. Governors hesitate amid concerns over state needs and funding.
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Housing meeting eyed forBridgeport area
At a Bridgeport gathering on housing issues, E Keith Prouiy and other officials from AFL-CIO, U S Civil Rights Commission, Pequonnock Apartments Tenants Association, and Hudson Guild spoke. The mayor pledged to broaden tenant participation and press for conferences with housing authorities amid a mixed audience and questions.
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Eight promoted by police board at 400 Jam Room
The police board promoted eight officers at a ceremony at 400 Jam Room. Supt Walsh and Supt Walsh praised the group and outlined new assignments. Lieuts and sergeants will begin desk duty, training, and transfers across precincts, with a shared message to work hard and study to earn future advancement.
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Arctic Street
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Supt Walsh
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Loch
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Carrald Jones
Sember
Argentine aide quits in crisis amid government rifts
Former air force pilot Alsogaray resigns amid economic turmoil as divisions within the cabinet hinder an emergency stabilization effort. A top level economic conference is planned, but invited economists say the session is politically contaminated and they will not attend.
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Qule Goce
Alsogaray
Air Force
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Arturo Frondivi
Stent
Danbury Man Hurt In Truck Accident
Allan Murdock, 47, of Danbury, was seriously injured when a truck rolled over him on the Danbury Newtown road while he worked beneath the vehicle. He was hospitalized with possible ruptured liver and fractured vertebrae. No police investigation reported.
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Allan Murdock
Cadbury
Murdock
Te E. Paul
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Gay Plumage Wins Gansett Race at Narragansett Park
Elmhart Tarm’s Gay Plumage, a 25-1 long shot with one prior win in 20 starts, captured the six furlong feature at Narragansett Park in 1:14 2-5 on a nat track. Go Do It and Greek Poet followed, Go Do It paying 4.00 to win and 3.00 to place, while Greek Poet earned show money of 470.
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Inday
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Brown Dilly
Area 10 disbands units as Army Reserve realigns posts
The Army Reserve reorganizes its Connecticut units with Area 10 disbanding two units and transferring personnel to new formations. The 42nd and 167th units see changes in officer and enlisted strength, while new detachments are planned in Fairfield for a Quartermaster depot and an aviation unit. Several units are retained or relocated, including in Brookfield Danbury Hamden and New Haven, with specifics on battalions and detachments across multiple towns.
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East Hartford
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Ribicoff campaign spending detailed in vendor list
Campaign expense report shows Ribicoff drive paying an ad agency 220545 for news papate ads and 44793.09 to Randall for television plus 17734 for radio. Additional items include 4006.81 bus cards, 59765.33 billboards, 4693.11 printed matter, and 9070 for services. Contributors range from Jennie Grossinger to Anna Regenberg with varied sums including 150 and 300.
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Randall
Randall Company
Jon Newman
Ribicalfai
Ribicotf
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Chester Bowles
Sal Murak
Aleit Fer
Alfred Wechsler
Remacradie
John St Bailsey
Area group to join Phi Kappa Phi tonight
Fairfield county students at the University of Connecticut and nearby Seymour will be inducted tonight at Starrs as Phi Kappa Phi members. Induction honors students based on character and scholarship from all university schools and colleges.
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University of Connecticut
Seymour
Starrs
Phi Kappa Pi
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Carole Th. Crabtree
Deerfield Drive
Trumbull
Robert Talarice
Montgomery Street
Danhure
Barbara Ann
Moviton
Westport
Suzanne J. Alfred
Darien
Chalhene Westhinrk
Old Greenwich
Walter J. Guinon
Riverside
Linda Osicekl
Barbara Bulen
Lynne Erndle
Majcnim E
Schumann, Jr
Stamford
Lupton speaks at secret talks shaping Connecticut GOP
Lupton campaigned across Connecticut as a conservative. In Westport delegates blocked Ladge for governor. At a Hartford luncheon he urged modern campaign methods, unity, and cooperation to win 1964 victories. He called for shifting from conservative liberal labels to Republican unity and emphasized marketing, research, and outreach.
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Startford
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Actress drops damage claim in hearing
Miss Harding attended the hearing yesterday but did not testify. Bradley and Reeves represent her, with Harvey L. Koizim as counsel for Mr Janssen who was not in attendance. The actress, formerly married to Harry Banister, was involved in the claim.
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Janssen
Whoas
Ballot Today in Stratford Faces Airport Expansion Debate
Stratford residents vote today noon to eight at regular polling places on charter changes and funding for airport land purchases. City officials clash with Bridgeport on land use and state law while opponents cite noise, tax impact, and safety concerns as jets threaten residential areas.
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Waller
Bridgeport
Cley
Howard Wilcoxson
Battle reported in Katangan town of Kongola
Reports from both sides to the United Nations say central Congolese troops and Katanga rebels clashed today in Kongola, a town in North Katanga. The scene recalls January killings of Roman Catholic priests and five other Europeans by Central Army soldiers, with Kongolo surrounded by troops loyal to Leopoldville.
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Congo Tec
Katangas
Kongola
United Nations
Kan-golo
Central Army
Saint- Hay
Leopoldiville
Laird Urges Stronger Cold War Policy Debate
Rep. Melvin R. Laird of Wisconsin criticized U S policy toward the Cold War arguing the Kennedy administration overestimates nuclear equality. He urged stronger actions to curb Soviet power and warned against relying on a mere balance of atomic forces. He spoke at Yale and called for dismantling Soviet bases and renouncing aggressive Communist doctrine.
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Melvin R. Laird
R-Wis
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Laird
House Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
Kennedy
Soviet Union
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Yale
Police plan beaten in Norwich voting
Norwich voters defeated a proposal for extra police protection in the town area 1210 to 499 in an all day referendum. The Fourth district turnout reached 63 percent with 1728 of 3724 tallies. Proponents urged two mills tax while opponents advocated over five mills.
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Balstad Wins GOP Post in Local Convention Fight
Mrs Balstad was named GOP post holder amid a convention marked by factional support from Weston Fairfield and Easton delegates. Rep Best praised her party work since 1950s Eisenhower campaigns, noting her leadership on Westport elections committee and campaign aide roles. The district includes Westport Weston Monroe Trumbull Easton Fairfield Stamford Newtown and Shelton.
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