Selectmen Approve Restaurant Regulation Measure
The Board of Selectmen approved a proposed ordinance to regulate the facilities operation and health standards of restaurants including catering in town. It targets physical plant operations cleanliness and personnel health rules with licensing and enforcement standards. A live animals clause was amended to allow only pets to avoid lobster interpretation.
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Board of Selectmen
Public Health Committee of the Rim
Robert W. MacCalmont
Elliott J. Roberts
Breth
Gerald
Mon Day
Norwalk Hospital
Det
Walter Finch
Brook Lane
Sharon
Kathie
Avid Hartigan
Valley Road
Low bidder announced for Taylor place lot resurfacing
The lowest bid of 3646 was accepted among three offers for blacktopping a Taylor Place parking area and the Sylvan Road section near its Post Road intersection. Deering Construction of Norwalk bid 41034 and Silliman Company of Bridgeport bid 3712.
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Board of Selectmen
Doro
Janson
Holly E.taylor
Sylvan Avenue
Bissetto Joseph
Estelle
Leverty and Hurley Con- Ormaend
Struction Company
Bridgeport
Punch Bow
N. Wynne
Kenny
Abel Pullin
Compo Road
Cherry Lane Construction Corporation
Richard
Carol Fountain
North Tonawanda
Belmer Road
Marianne Wagner
Michael
Marjorie Harris
Patrick Road
Nat H. Greenberg
Michael Gilbertie
Minute Man Hill
Richard B. Wagner
Marjorie Harrish
Deering Construction Company
Norwalk
Silliman Company of
Taylor Place
Sylvan Mad
Post Road
Convicts Riot in Buenos Aires Kills Ten Guards
Reported during a lengthy jail riot in Buenos Aires 13 guards were named dead by a judge after a 15 minute session with junior prisoners, though authorities later revised the toll to ten. Several guards were carried away by ambulance as security squads tried to regain control.
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Buenos Aires
Insaurralde
Law Covers Dumping of Sewage Into Lake
A local law addresses dumping of sewage into the lake. The article notes yesterday’s erroneous report that the event would be held on Tuesday.
Missionary Evangelist To Preach Tonight
A missionary evangelist talk in Danbury at the First Assembly of God will address Lake Candlewood sewage concerns. Rev Morris Platts urges public attendance as local officials seek to curb dumping of raw sewage and consider state law penalties.
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Lake Candlewood
Connecticut Water Resources Commission
Lernard Cha
Morris Platts
Mislocki
Sionary
Lake Safety Commission
Charles
Chalecki
TOPS Club Installs Officers At Christmas Dinner
The TOPS Shraint Women's club will install officers at its Christmas dinner and party night at Cloverleaf restaurant. A weigh in follows at 6 30 marking the close of a weight reducing contest. Santa visits and gifts end the program. Next meeting is Dec 26 at Beckerla Co Warehouse. sessions resume Jan 2 at Herkshire hall.
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Cloverleaf
Santa Claus
Beckerla & Co, Hrehouse
Herkshire
Ski Club Meets Tonight in Danbury Hick Hill Trip
The Danbury Ski Club will meet at 7 tonight in the Danbury Shop Center parking lot off North Street before skiing to Hick Hill. If unable to meet there, members may go directly to Birch Hill base lodge to join the group. summit lodge is not yet open.
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Danbury
Birch Hill
Wixted's Pharmacy Opens at New Main Street Location
Yesterday marked the official opening of Wixted's Pharmacy at 185 Main Street after 20 years at 99 White Street. Justin Wixted, founder in April 1932, relocated with his wife Trene Korker Wixted, following redevelopment. He is a University of Connecticut School of Pharmacy graduate, previously at Whelan's in Danbury and Meriden.
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Main Street
Justin Wixted
White Street
University of Connecticut
School of Pharmacy
Whelan's
Danebury
Whellan
Meriden
Wille Street
Justin
Trene Korker Wixted
All Faiths Bloodmobile Planned For Danbury Event
Danbury officials and Red Cross workers prepare an All Faiths Day blood drive aiming to collect 150 pints. Clergymen and congregations coordinate the Christmas season appeal, using the slogan time for giving. Ivy League endowment study notes insurers and banks as major investments.
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Dan-hoy
Danbury
American Red Cross
Divorced singer hears verdict in uncontested case
In Fort Lauderdale, Christine Me lade McGuire gains a divorce on cruelty grounds after a proceeding in the Masonic temple. The decree, filed today by John H. Teeter, ends a marriage amid a charitable sentiment and a note on a possible blood gift.
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F la
Christine Melade
Lie
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Ters
Masonic Temple
John H. Teeter
Judge In¢aur Valde Oversees Overcrowded City Jail
In a report from the crime court, Judge In¢aur Valde presides as inmates seek trial requests. The jail remains overcrowded with suspected offenders, echoing past abuses during dictatorship when political prisoners were held there. Prisoners describe harsh rules and guards nicknamed monkey man.
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In¢aurvalde
Juan D. Paron
Police Board Hails Cops For Standout Service
Bridgeport officials lauded police for extra duty without pay and for a swift takedown of an armed robber. The Police Sick Home Society received a donation as leaders praised Supt Walsh Capt Conte and Sgt Carlson for courage and rapid action. Retired Capt Shanley to become Bridgeport Housing Authority director Jan 2 1963 with pension of about 34 000 annually.
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Leska
Mr. Leska
Bridgeport Pharmaceutical Association
al Fisher
Jewelry & Loan
Land Arch
Mir. Fisher
Joseph JA. Walsh
Conte
John Brannelly
Walter Moray
High Street
Tarlson
Mulvihill
Brantelly
Bridgeport
William O'Connor
Andrew Lindmark
George Campbell
Carlson
Spt
Morey
Supt. Walsh
Seni
Shanley
Capt
Capt. Shanley
Bridgeport Housing Authority
Harald C. Poole
Capt. Shantey
Shake record claimed in Saskatoon handshake feat
University student Guy Rutter says he set a world record by shaking hands with passersby 10 500 times in eight hours. He claims the previous record of 10 291 handshakes in 10 hours 10 minutes was held by Tim Healey at Stafford England.
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Saskatoon
Sask
Guy Rutter
Stafford
England
Tim Healey
Surprise Talks Open in Nassau Ahead of Key Policy Debates
Kennedy and Macmillan head to consultations in Nassau to discuss Congo situtation and the U S plan to scrap the Skybolt missile. They aim to resolve U S British differences while reviewing Soviet Red Chinese split and the Red Chinese Indian border war. Kennedy praised sunny conditions after arriving, then swam at a villa lent by Edward Taylor.
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Thane Kennedy
Macmillan
U.S
Britain
Kennedy
Washington
Edward Ps. ‘Taylor
Hope 18 Prisoners Captive Swap Discussed in Miami
Washington reports Cuba prisoner exchange talks near conclusion after 20 months. Red Cross stockpiles drugs and food in Florida warehouses for transfer to Havana. U S drug firms and airlines mobilize massive aid shipments while Cuban negotiators seek cash and medical supplies.
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Florida
Miami
Red Cross
Goa-Locka Aire Field
Hel W. B. Dibrow
U.S
Irom
Washington
State Department
Donovan
Tthe
Castro
Lincoln White
Enrique Haca
Havana
Miami International Airport
New York
American Airlines
Trans World Airlines
Idlewild
St- Louis
Los Angeles
TWA
Air Transport Association
Sta
Cadrea
MIRA Victoria Bugarowski 87 Norwalk resident dies
NORWALK December 18 Mira Victoria Bugarowski 87 widow of Michael Bugarowski of 258 Malnetraeet died today in Norwalk hospital. Services Thursday at 10:36 a.m. in Magner funeral home 12 Matt Avenue and 1 o'clock in St. Mary's church with a solemn high mass of requiem. Burial in Saint Mary's cemetery. Native of Lithuania she resided 57 years. Survivors: two daughters Mrs Russell Riley and Miss Robert Carpenter of Norwalk a brother Joseph Dudas Shenandoah Pa three grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Mira
Victoria B. Bugarowski
Malnetraeet
Michael Bugerowski
Normiwalk Hospital
Magner
Matt Avenue
St. Mary's Church
Salemn
Mary's Cemetery
Lithuania
Bugarowski
Russell Riley
Mee
Robert Carpenter
Joseph Dudas
Shenane Dorh
Sailor Extradited in Indiana Murder
A 19-year-old Indianapolis sailor Gary Pitane Rayndon waived extradition in New London today and was handed to three Indiana state police detectives on a murder warrant. He is accused of shooting James H. Smith, 23, of Franklin, Thd., whose body was found last July in a field near Washington, Pa. Smith was aboard the submarine Hardhead at Groton. Rayndon had been picked up in New London on an absence without leave charge two weeks earlier.
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Indianapolis
Gary Pitane Rayndon
Indiana
Radon
Rardonly
James H. Smith
Franklin
Thd
Washington
Smith
Hardhead
Groton
Bardon
New London Police
Hoffa Trial Speeds Up With Closing Arguments Near
The Hoffa trial accelerates as closing arguments are allotted 3.4 hours with the government set to start its summation, while the defense may not present final remarks until Thursday due to court hours. Prosecutors outline Test Fleet Corp and related disguises linking $600 monthly payments to Hoffa, with dividends allegedly used for investments.
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Miller
Detroit Automobile Hauler
Hotta
Test Fleet Corp
CCI
Hoffa
Test Fleet
Bil Holla
Holla
George Fitz-gerald
Fitzgerald
Bolts
Salerno Leads Barbers Union Victory in Election
Frank Salerno defeated Lou Perrotta by a 69 to 3 vote to head Local 197 barbers, with 130 ballots cast. Salerno, former vice president, to lead a slate that endorsed supporting police and firemen wage increase, as 267 members remained in Local 197 and elected new officers including Nell Agreste and Joseph Adiletta.
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Frank Salerno
Lou Perrotta
Journeymen Barbers
Perrotta
Salerno
Barbers
Nell Agreste
Joseph F. Adiletta
Judith Smith
Ralph Datta Rocco
John Daniel
Vincent
Yule Party at North End Club Sponsored by Mathers Club
The Mathers' Club of the North End hosts the 2th annual Christmas party for all club members Friday at 7 p.m. Santa Claus will present gifts and the orchestra of Heywood Clarke accompanies carols. Magician Rudy Arnold performs, followed by refreshments by the Mothers' Club.
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Mathers’ Club
North End
Boys’ Club
Santa Claus
Heywood Clarke
Rudy Arnold
Mothers’ Club
Democrats Hail State Victory Dinner Address
Mayor Edward D. Hergin of Waterbury chaired a Democratic victory dinner with Mayor William Glynn giving a welcome. State Senator Maurice Ferland of Danielson reportedly sought election by the 23 Democratic senators as President pro tempore. The caucus is set for June 7 ahead of Hartford’s opening general assembly session.
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Edward D. Hergin
Waterbury
William Glynn
Maurice Ferland
Danielson
Senate
Willl
General Assembly
Hartford
Dorothy Dandridge Seeks Divorce From John Denison
Los Angeles December 18 AP Dorothy Dandridge singer actress testified in superior court that her husband John Denison 49 interfered with her career by insisting on control of her work She said his interference would ruin any chance of success He was a Cape Canaveral restaurant operator The divorce was uncontested and she waived alimony They were married in 1940s
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Los Angeles
Dorothy Dand
John Denison
Superior Court
Burnett Wolfson
Denison
Miss Dandridge
Denieson
Atlas Explodes On Training Mission At Vandenberg
An Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile blew up about a minute after launch at Vandenberg Air Force Base Calif during a training mission. No injuries or facility damage reported. cause under investigation. The missile, released by Strategic Air Command toward an undisclosed Pacific range target, formed a doughnut shaped black cloud sighted near Santa Maria about 20 miles away.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Strategic Air Command
Pacific Missile Range
Santa Maria
Florida Sliced Off U S Cake By Brown
Sacramento dispatch reports a cake in the shape of the United States with California forming the top layer was presented to Governor Brown. He sliced off the tip of Florida and quipped about New York next as California claimed to have surpassed New York in population to become the biggest state in more than 17.4 billion population.
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Sacramento
Calif
United States
California
Brown
Florida
New York
Yemen leader promoted to field marshal in revolution
Abdullah al Sallal, president and premier of Yemen's 11 week old republic, has been promoted from brigadier to field marshal according to Sana a radio. He rose from colonel to brigadier shortly after the revolution. A separate line notes the flag at Francis Smith Key grave near Frederick Maryland has flown 24 hours a day.
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Damascus
Syria
Abdullah Al-Sallal
Yemen
Francis S¢nlth Key
Frederick, Md
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