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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1966

Page

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Romney in brink of bid for GOP 1968 nomination

In Colorado Springs Gov Romney nears a presidential bid as party leaders choose Gov John Love of Colorado as chairman and Gov John Chafee of Rhode Island as vice chairman. The move signals growing GOP momentum as Romney contemplates running in 1968 while Johnson faces a vulnerable position.

Romney Viet Nam Johnson GOP John A. Love Colorado John H. Chafee Rhode Island Love Chafee pwHl

Powell No-Show Maintains Record in Defamation Case

New York reports Rep. Adam Clayton Powell again failed to appear at the State Supreme Court for questioning on orders to pay 164000 dollars in a Harlem defamation judgment and 239.12 in costs from an October appeal loss. He faces potential additional contempt charges as he vacationed in the Bahamas.

New York UPI Adam Clayton Powell State Supreme Court Harlem Powell Court of Appeals Supreme Court Esther James Tell Powell Bimini Bahamas James

10 County Towns Huddle On NHRR Rehabilitation

Representatives from 10 Fairfield county towns met in Stamford to discuss rehabilitation of the New Haven Railroad. They urged coordination and plans to improve local railroad facilities. Rep Donald J. Irwin organized the meeting with remarks by Leo J. Cusick and Samuel Kanell on federal and state cooperation.

Stamford Fairfield County New Haven Connecticut Donald J. Irwin D-Conn Leo J. Cusick Housing and Development For Transportation Samuel Kanell Connec

Katzenbach Calls U S Must Trade In East Europe

Under secretary of state Nicholas Katzenbach urged Congress to pass an East West trade relations act to equalize tariffs with Eastern Europe. He noted non Communist nations sold over 6 billion dollars in goods to East Europe and bought nearly as much, a fivefold rise in 14 years, and warned the United States risks losing opportunities by staying out of this expansion.

New York Nicholas Kattzenbach U.S Congress Katzenbach Europe United States Congress of American National Association “of Manufacturers Johnson

Regional Fund Urged for Urban Housing by Church Leader

Rev Louis A DeProfio head of Social Action Diocese of Bridgeport urged a federal regional revolving fund to aid non profit groups in housing erection and rehabilitation. He testified before the Senate Subcommittee on Executive Reorganization chaired by Sen Abraham Ribicoff noting delays and lack of seed money as barriers and calling for regional grants to back early costs and relocation resources.

Carey Crownan Washington Louis A. DeProfie Senate Abraham A. Ribicol Father DeProfio Social Action Department Diocese of Bridgeport East Side Fast Bridge Nort Iculties Father DeProfin Social Action Government Operations Committee Connecticut

Fog Grips Area As Warmth Sets a Record

Yesterday was the warmest December 9 on record at Bridgeport municipal airport since 1950. The high reached 62 degrees, breaking the 57-degree mark set in 1953. The mild spell caused dense fog that halted early flights but normal operations resumed by afternoon.

U.S. Weather Bureau Bridgeport Municipal Bridgeport Weather Bureau Topam

Ruby Oil With Pneumonia Hospital Calls It Serious

Dallas AP report says Jack Ruby rushed to Parkland Hospital with severe pneumonia after three weeks of illness. Sister Eva Grant quotes him as dying while hospital and sheriff confirm serious condition and transfer on doctor Pickard's advice.

Dallas Tex Jack Ruby Lee Harvey Oswald Parkland Hospital Ruby Eva Grant Oswald Warren Commission John F. Kennedy Bill Decker A.M. Pickard John W. Callahan Pick Iard Decker Jack

Stiff Fines Meted 4 Cycle Vandals At Trumbull High

Four youths arrested November 28 for riding a motorcycle through Trumbull High School halls were sentenced by Judge John G. Cicala to one year suspended jail terms and probation for two years. Mare Pernavean 17 Allen Gray 18 Albert Luk 37 all of Trumbull and Bridgeport residents faced fines between 500 and 750 dollars, with one 16 year old, Harry Lee, fined 500 dollars after pleading guilty to one count of breach of the peace. All had pleaded guilty to breach of the peace and the court noted a second breach count was nalled against Lee.

Trumbull High School John G. Cicala Mare L. Pernavean Linley Road Trumbull Allen ‘Gray Park Street Bridgeport Albert Luk Anita Street Harry Lee Lee Cicala John P. Evans

Viet Cong Raiders Strike U S Ammunition Dump

Viet Cong raiders attacked a U S ammunition dump at Long Binh near Saigon triggering multiple explosions and light casualties. Simultaneous Viet Cong pressure extended toward Saigon as U S warplanes targeted bridges and lines in North Viet Nam amid a growing troop buildup at Vung Tau.

U.S Viet Nam Vung Tau Saigon 199Th Light Infantry Brigade Long Binh North South Central Highlands Dean Rusk

Four Convicted of Mail Fraud Linked to Greenwich Syndicate

A seven woman and five man jury convicted four defendants in a U S District Court case that authorities called a major organized crime drive. The Freccia duo of Greenwich Frank Freccia Riverside and Larchmont’s Joseph Mastocciolo used Clyde Banks dying of Hodgkin’s disease to obtain loans life insurance and vehicles totaling over 100000 in losses. Postal inspectors cited loans and purchases in Banks name and post death requests to insurers to settle debts. A bid for higher bonds for Freccia and others followed during proceedings.

William F. Oursler U.S. District Court Samuel J. Hevman Wallbkuna Venveialons Emily Freccia Clyde A. Banks Beer Frank J. Freccia Greenwich Frank [ Doeher Riverside Joseph B. Mastocciolo Larchmont N.Y Clyde Banks Connecticut New York

North Pole mail floods New York Post Office this Christmas

The New York General Post Office becomes a North Pole branch as thousands of letters to Santa arrive from across the country and even abroad. Children plead for gifts and kindness, some offer reindeer treats or beer, while mothers seek aid for the needy. Postmaster Strachan says letters will be distributed to individuals and organizations to safeguard Santa’s faith.

New York General Post Office North Pole Santa Debra Neto Santa Tal Heather Michael Teresa Michael Sandy John Rye Strachan Post Office Jellar Santa Claus Ant Lean

Chicago P O Also Handles Santa s Mail

Chicago AP reports letters to Santa arrive daily at the Chicago post office as Postmaster Henry W. McGee manages the holiday rush. About 4 000 letters are acknowledged with another 3 000 awaiting review on his desk. Children request toys like Batman sets toy televisions and Easy Bake Ovens while one child asks for Daddy to come home.

Chicago Santa Claus Dagtuil Henry W. McGee Daddy

Johnson Returns To Full Desk At White House

President Johnson returns from a 20 day Texas ranch trip to tackle a backlog of White House papers. He plans to finalize budgets for two departments and three agencies for the next fiscal year and meets with Budget Director Schultze, Postmaster General O'Brien, and special envoy Eugene Black to discuss economic outlook and Asian development.

Texas Johnson Washington Dow Andrews Air Force Base LBJ White House State and Treasury U.S. Information Agency General Services Administration Veterans Administration Charles L. Schultze Lawrence F. O'Brien O'Brien Congress Eugene Black World Bank Asia Black Asian Development Bank Tokyo

Bandit Uses Job Ruse to Rob Wilton A&P for $600

A Wilton A&P store in the Gateway shopping center was robbed by a man about 27, four feet seven inches tall, who posed as seeking a job. He asked for an employment application, then handed a note demanding cash and fled with $400 in cash. police say the incident may involve aid from a vehicle and are investigating led by State Police.

Wilton Gateway A&p Jobs McKenna Sat Williarad Wallace Wilton Pawlkceman Joseph M. Huber

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