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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1966
Page
2
In the UN debate Kuznetsov demanded a halt to U.S. bombing and forces in Viet Nam. Goldberg criticized Soviet rhetoric as a bloc tactic and urged Moscow to show concrete steps toward peace. Kuznetsov claimed only one path to peace and called for American military withdrawal.
Soviet diplomat Kuznetsov told the General Assembly that Cuba must settle its internal problems itself and accused the United States of meddling in Laos, Cambodia, Korea and Latin America. He urged dismantling Guantanamo Bay base and warned aggressors Cuba has loyal friends and Soviet aid.
Robert Hartman of 5 Sterling place reported a daytime break in last night with entry by forcing a rear door. About $25 in cash was taken and police investigated the theft with Detective Walter Potz leading the inquiry.
LBJ will present the Medal of Honor at Woodside New York and then meet with Defense Secretary McNamara and the Joint Chiefs to discuss war policy and funding. They will also review fiscal plans through 1968 including possible extra funds for Vietnam, with estimates up to 140 billion dollars. The post office leasing plan is reviewed, noting private vs government office construction costs, and LBJ proclaims Human Rights Week while reappointing Harvard dean Sasaki to the Commission of Fine Arts.
Town counsel John Darcy states no charter or statute authorizes a school prayer referendum. He warns the selectman cannot call such a vote and that_board action would be at best political expression rather than policy. Ceccarelli and supporters vow to press the issue to a climax despite opposition.
David W. P. Jéwilt, executive of Connecticut National Bank, elected chairman of Fairfield University Bureau of Business and Public Administration advisory council. The council of 12 corporate executives guides research and seminar programs. six committee co chairmen named for Industrial Relations Publication Program committees.
Edward Reid of Humble Oil coordinated a Fairfield meeting of the Area Petroleum Group at the Fairfield Motor Inn. New and incumbent state legislators from Bridgeport and nearby towns heard talks on industry issues as they relate to Connecticut government. Ernest Wiehl of Consumers Petroleum spoke on petroleum job problems. John F. O'Brien of the Connecticut Petroleum Council gave a legislative prospects report. Frederick N. Cook outlined ongoing council programs.
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