Lodge Outlines Four War Fronts in Vietnam Confident on Overall U.S. Efforts
In remarks to reporters at the White House lobby, Lodge says the United States faces four wars in Vietnam. Military and political fronts go well, economic stability is held, but the terrorism front lags. He notes the Ky government endures, elections possible, and fears an immediate worldwide war if Australia or Japan move aggressively. The session included Harri man, Humphrey, Rostow, and Katzenbach.
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Vietnam
Lodge
United States
South Vietnamese
Nguyen Cao Ky
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Vietnam
White House
McNamara
Goldberg
W. Averell Harri ™An
Hubert H. Humphrey
Walt W. Rostow
Nicholas Katzenbach
Coppolino Freed On Bail in Fla
Coppolino, 34, was freed on bail in Florida after Sarasota County officials moved to increase his bond. He appeared tired but cheerful at the airport with his wife, saying he would lead a normal life until his trial. He cited belief in the jury system and predicted a similar outcome to his New Jersey acquittal.
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Ewen
Coppolino
Sarasota State
Frank Schaub
Circuit Court
Lynn Silvertooth
Florida
United States
New Jersey
Sarasota
Clarence
Freehold
N.J
William E. Farber
Marjorie Farber
Cappolino
Coppolini
Fla
Lisa
Carmela
Correction: Mrs Anthony Marzello Arrested Earlier
The Telegram corrects a Wednesday report naming Mrs DellaVecchia as arrested. The proper subject is Mrs Anthony Marzello wife of the man accused of assaulting Mrs DellaVecchia’s husband who had previously been arrested on a related charge.
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Wilson DellaVecchia
Grand Street
Anthony Marzello
Judge orders show cause hearing on Kennedy book
In April Mrs Kennedy alleges she helped with Manchester manuscript only with veto rights. RFK swears he did not clear the text. She says publishers refused to recognize her rights and notes a $665,000 deal and English publication rights. RFK denies superseding agreements and warns editors not to misrepresent events.
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Kennedy
Manchester
Sen. Kennedy
Cawles Communications, Inc
Book
Michael Joseph, Ltd
London
England
RFK
Harper & Row
Harper's
Mrs. Kennedy
Mrs
Johnson
WCBS
Kennedys
Robert Trout
Europe
NATO Faces Shifting Roles as France Seeks Autonomy
The article notes tensions within NATO over France's push for greater independence under President Charles de Gaulle while allies urge coordinated Western policy. Despite differing approaches, leaders acknowledge the hard realities of a divided Germany and stress the need for gradual, reciprocal reforms to build trust and reduce barriers between East and West.
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France
Charles de Caulle
NATOQ
Germany
Europe
NATO
Rockefeller plan seeks extended Sound Tunnel study
The plan would empower the Tri State Transportation committee to conduct an unlimited time study on a Sound tunnel or bridge option. It notes potential two bridge sites from Suffolk to Old Saybrook and from Nassau to Westchester and requests railroad linkage for a high speed system.
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le Works
Driscoll
Rockefeller
Tri-State Transportation Committee
New York State
Suffolk County
Long Island
Old Saybrook
Nassau
L. L
Westchester County
Sound
Bridgeport
Long Island Sound
Port Jefferson
S. 1
New York
McCallum Backs Open Letter To Area Churches
McCallum endorses an open letter opposing prayer in classrooms and urging interfaith vigil. Malcolm A. Tarlow denounces the teller as anti Semitic while others defend the letter as documenting harassment. Rev Tipton says no ministers have sought counsel on the matter.
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McCallum
God
Malcolm A. Tarlow
Norwalk
Calum
B. Cortez Tipton
Council of Churches of
Greater
Bridgeport Area
Tipton
Council
Dem Governors To Meet LBJ On Vote Rehash
Eighteen state governors met to discuss antiadministration sentiment and a push for changes in 1968 presidential plans. Some governors urged reconsideration of strategy while others avoided direct criticism of Johnson, who planned to meet the delegation when possible. In Florida, seven 1966 PGA events required playoffs with four decided in sudden death and three after extra holes.
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Dem
LBJ
Nation of State
Hughes
Congress
Johnson
Watson
Iowa
Washington
Texas
White House
Walter E. Hearnes
Missouri
Hearnes
Democratic Provernors
Sociey
Richard J. Hughes
New Jersey
Michigan
George Romney
John H. Chaffee
Rhode Island
Heames
Palm Beach Gardens
Fla
UPI
World's Largest Atom Smasher Planned for Weston Illinois
Weston Illinois with a population of 559 welcomed the site of the 375 million dollar 200 billion electron volt atom smasher. Residents later warned the project could threaten the village's existence and bring significant local changes while plans target fiscal 1968 for design work and late funding for construction.
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Weston
Ill
Wesston
Chicago
AEC
Weson
Weather Halts Strikes Near North Vietnam Capital
Weather halted strikes near the North Vietnam capital as a utility pole incident caused no injuries. U.S. spokesmen said the fight was an accident from static electricity triggering a wheeled rocket launcher. Marines reported 12 Viet Cong killed. Vietnamese troops said 18 enemy dead with light casualties. Terrorist incidents included a Communist mine attack near Dong Ha that killed one and wounded a passenger, plus a grenade at a Saigon snack bar injuring eight. Two terrorist suspects were arrested and engineers were hurt by a Communist mine near a bridge northeast of Saigon.
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U.S
Dong Ha
Saigon
Colder Than Normal East 30 Day Outlook
The Weather Bureau projects mid December to mid January temperatures further below normal across the eastern half of the United States. In contrast, above normal readings are expected in most of the Northern and Central Plains, the Southern Plateau and the Pacific Northwest, with near normal averages in other regions.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Plains
Plateau
Pacific Northwest
Seven Burglary Incidents Reported Across City
Detectives probed seven breaks reported yesterday. At Goodyear Tire, 625 John Street, an overhead door was forced and 10 televisions plus sparkplugs and other items valued over 1000 dollars stolen. $200 reported from the loss. Cham pagnes grill at 1226 State Street lost cigars and food after a broken door lock. Seven Seventy grocery, 770 Park Avenue, suffered a hatchway door forced with cigarettes and food stolen. Arcade Tool, 38 Union Avenue, saw burglars escape with $70 and a copying machine after breaking a basement door glass. Flexion Products, 400 Reservoir Avenue, reported about $70 and a copying machine stolen after a rear window door was broken. Hanlon Stevens, 303 Waterview Avenue, reported a break-in at 1:15 a.m. with vending machine contents missing. Bridgeport Musical Strings, Inc., 1806 State Street, is being checked for possible entry via a key. no missing items known.
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Goodyear Tire Company
John Street
James Kearney
Champagnes Grill
State Street
Seven Seventy
Park Avenue
Arcade Tool Company
Union Avenue
Flexion Products Company
Reservoir Avenue
William Walko
Hanlon Stevens Company
Waterview Avenue
Bridgeport Musical Strings Company, Inc
Fairfield narcotics sweep nets suspects in Easton burglary
Dope drive leads to arrests of Fairfield and Bridgeport residents including Yvonne Hairston 27 and Evian Jamison 24 on narcotics and stolen property charges. Bail set at 5000 for most, 10000 for burglary suspects. $10000 in U S Savings Bonds and valuables recovered from Easton burglary.
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Fairfield
Evian Jamison
Lindley Street
Bradford Rubenstein
Yvonne Hairston
Wordin Avenue
Warants
Pequot Motor Inn
Post Road
Easton
Pembroke and
Walter Streets
Charles Purcell Burton
Hough Avenue
Jack A. Glazer
Lindley Drive
Nina Schane
Putting Green Road
Bridgeport
Joseph A. Walsh
New York City
Walsh
Trumbull Avenue
John J. Bono
Stephen Zadrovitz
State
Hospital Librarian's Purse Snatched in Parking Lot
Mrs. Ruth Strong a librarian at St. Vincent's hospital was robbed of her handbag as she locked her car doors at Trumbull and Reservoir avenues. Police say two teenage youths fled after grabbing the purse which held an $85 check $1 cash credit cards and personal items.
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Ruth Strong
Stane Ridge Road
St. Vincent's Hospital
Walter Potz
Alfano Chosen to Preside Over State Senate
Alfano selected to preside as president pro tempore marking the third in command. Edward L. Marcus of New Haven elected Senate majority leader for 1967 and William F. Hickey of Stamford named assistant majority leader. Pickett Jr. of Middletown expected as judiciary committee chair. Democrats hold 25 11 in Senate. House leadership to be decided Monday at Hartford Hilton.
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Edward L. Marcus
New Haven
William F. Hickey
Stamford
John FP. Pickett Jr
Middletown
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Alfano
Marcus
House
Hartford Hilton
Robert J. Testo
Bridgeport
Peter A. Crombie
Enfield
Jeader
William R. Ratchford
Danbury
John M. Bailey
Embargo Proposed to Pressure Rhodesia Amid Oil Debate
Britain pressed the United Nations council to approve selective mandatory economic sanctions on Rhodesia after failed negotiations with Smith. The plan included an oil embargo and targeted exports such as coal, iron ore, sugar, copper, and vehicles. African delegates urged tougher action to end Smith rule.
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U.N
League of Nations
Italy
Ethiopia
Britain
Council
Portugal
South Africa
Rhodesia
Loyd Caradon
Caradon
Roger Seydoux
France
Smith
Ex King Aide Dr Wyatt Walker To Speak At Emancipation Day
Dr Wyatt Tee Walker former MLK aide will speak at Bridgeport Conn Emancipation Day service at Russell Temple CME Jan 2. NAACP leaders note potential postponement of officer installations and that first and second vice presidents’ elections will occur after January executive board actions.
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Wyatt Tee Walker
Yonkers
N.Y
Martin Luther King
Atlanta, Ga
Russell Temple C.M.E
Connecticut Avenue
Charles R. Gordon
Bridgeport- Stratford
NAACP
Gordon
Wyatt Walker
Walker
Mohandas K. Ghandi
National Elks Organization
Bridgeport
Bridgeport - Stratford
International Ministerial Alliance
James D. Peters
East End
Virginia University
Union Theological Seminary
New York City
12 Men to Face Court On Morals Charges
Two men are due in Circuit court January 37 on morals charges involving 12 and 14 year old girls after their Thursday night arrest. James Lynch 26 of Eve rgreen road charged with statutory rape and risk of injury to a minor girl. Bruce Fowler 24 of 94 Bart road Monroe charged with risk of injury and showing obscene films. Both released on bonds following a police investigation in Newtown by State police and local detectives.
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Newtown
James Lynch
Evergreen Road
Bruce Fowler
Bart Road
Monroe
Ridgefield
James Costello
Robert Connor
Joseph Oliva
Robert Krysiak
Theresa Pettrini
Vancouver Celebrates Rain With Town Fountain Dedication
In Vancouver B C city officials opened a $250000 multi spout water fountain amid a record four day rainstorm that caused widespread basement flooding and public complaints reported by UPI. The event added insult to injury as residents faced continued heavy rain.
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Noah
Vancouver
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Morocco
Sound Tunnel Idea Interests
State Labor Unit
Kansas
Wichita
John Mills
Arrow
Mills
Wicephoto
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Selective Service
Louis B. Hershey
National Press Chair
N. Viet
Charles T. Alfano
Negro Heritage Library
Negro History Encyclopedia
Dr. King
The
Southern Christian Leadership
B.C
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