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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1966
Page
20
Public notice features pattern 95 for a tailored men's and boys knit sweater with decorative seed stitch border and set in sleeves. Includes sizes 36–46 for men and 26–36 for boys, price 50 cents, order from Ursula duBois at The Bridgeport Telegram, Roy California address.
Israel Foreign Minister Abba Eban will fly to New York for talks with U Thant on the Middle East and may meet U S officials. He will still attend a United Jewish Appeal conference in New York and an Israel development bonds event in Pittsburgh during his week-long stay.
Danbury police and Fire Marshal Allen Spencer investigate a Monday evening fire at 19 Nichols Street, where two fires were set in rags behind a residence owned by Valentin Esabalina. Officials call it a definite arson but suspect a prank by youths. no major damage reported. Patrolmen are handling the case as firefighters assess the scene.
Firemen aided store personnel in mopping up after an incident that damaged a building owned by Seymour Powers Inc. No injuries reported and cause under investigation.
In circuit court Gary P. Gamble 20 of 25 White Oak Road was found not guilty on a charge of passing a stop sign after presenting a photo of the sign taken Sept 28 showing the word stop obscured. Judge Archibald Tunick ruled the stop sign at issue was barely visible from ten feet and that law requires clear visibility for at least 100 feet.
In Nelson a car skidded toward a pickup truck carrying Ronald Noyes and his mother Marie Yvonne Noyes and brother Daniel 11. The car struck, bounced and plunged 200 feet. The mother and boy survived with cuts and bruises. Egypt schools to receive more funds.
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