Puzzle Winners and Clues Highlight Weekly Bonanza
The Sunday Post teases a growing jackpot in Puzzle 715 with a $24 add to reach $1,275 and notes readers solving clues like 2-Down and 17-Across. Explanations for Puzzle 714 clarify wordplay corrections and thematic misdirections. A UPI report also covers the Pentecostal Fellowship of North America convention set for Vancouver from October 20 to 31.
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Bank-Accon
The
Sunday Post
Springfield
UPI
Pentecostal Fellowship of North American
Vancouver
B.C
School salary talks outline new pay scales and fringe benefits
Fairfield education officials and the FEA negotiated updated salary schedules for B A and M A teachers, adding a seventh year option and higher starting wages. The package includes fringe benefits such as Blue Cross room service and a 20 percent death benefit, with a one year limit on the agreement and plans for new school buildings at Andrew Warde and Roger Ludlowe high schools.
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Board of Education
Blue Cross
CMS
Seena
Zapytowski
Burke
Richard Gribko
Edward Borque
FEA
Gribko
Fairfield
Lincoln Craighead
Fairfield Moots
Andrew Warde
Roger Ludlowe High School
Robert F. Pitt
Morton Kass
Lyons and Mather
Board seeks nine member ABCD post for $20 000 yearly
The nine member personnel committee of ABCD is to be formed with eight members listed and one vacancy. The group chaired by William J. Fitzpatrick includes Edward P. Bullard II Mrs Cora Wright Leete Doty Joseph Bober Bernard Green and Albert E Diem. At a YWCA meeting ABCD officials urged summer planning and possible new federal funding while noting delays in OEO money and the need for alternate GEO funding. Clarence Williams urged action and Ella Jackson called for a March 1 state deadline for grants with summer plans under way. The East End council proposes a dual role addressing jobs and recreation for older youths 16 to 20 with expanded evening activities.
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William J. Fitzpatrick
Edward P. Bullard
Cora Wright
Leete Doty
Joseph Bober
Bernard Green
Albert E. Diem
Poverty Board
YWCA
ABCD
Ella Jackson
East End
Washington
Herbert W. Harris
Dutch State Radio to Air Advertisements Next Year
Hilversum Netherlands commercial advertising will start on the Dutch state radio network next year. One minute blocks will air before and after news bulletins for a total of 25 minutes of ads daily.
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Hilversum
Holland
UPI
Chamber Leader Sees Bridgeport as Regional Hub
Bridgeport Chamber president cites a new spirit and optimism driven by strong employment, banking strength, housing and education diversity, and growth in transportation. He notes past racial unrest avoided and outlines four task forces to guide public affairs, human resources, community renewal, and transportation. He urges joint effort from business, government, education, and labor to unite priorities and rebuild the city.
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Bridgeport
MacCuaig
New England
New Haven Railroad
Penn Central
Long Island
Chamber ‘of Commerce
Chamber
Viet Cong Offensive Blunts U S Saigon Push
U S General Westmoreland says the Viet Cong drive is largely contained though reserves remain. Casualties for the period through Thursday show 632 killed, 1,588 wounded among South Vietnamese. 281 American and 34 other allied dead and 1,185 American and 34 other allied wounded. Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces attack Saigon and nearby targets as senior leaders warn of a major forthcoming push.
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R. AP
Saigon
Tan Son Nhut
U.S
Westmoreland
Frederick C. Weyand
Weyand
Hanoi
National Police
Nguyen Ngoc Loan
An Quang
Loan
Cholon
Five Oceans
Quang Tri City
1St Air Cavalry Division
Demilitarized Zone
Hanol
Nhan Dan
North Vietnam
Haiphong
Green River
Viet Cong
Wyoming
Prairieary Council
Hue
Old Hen River
Todi
Nixon Says He Can Solve U.S. Problems From Public Service
Nixon argues lessons from public office apply to the nation’s tasks as the final third of the 20th century unfolds. He states he has found some answers and notes months of talks on foreign issues, especially Vietnam, and domestic concerns, amid polls showing him ahead of Romney and other contenders.
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Nixon
Vietna
United States
George Romney
Michigan
GOP
Wallace Seeks Place On Connecticut Ballot
Robert Alton of Montgomery Alabama visited Hartford to file Wallace name placement for Connecticut's presidential ballot. Alton met about an hour with deputy secretary James F Daly and discussed statutory requirements for ballot access.
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Hartford
George Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Connecticut
Robert Alton
Montgomery
Ala
Ella Grasso
James F.daly
Housing cooperative to aid low income families statewide
The housing corporation formed by churches in Hartford area will educate communities about the housing shortage for low and low moderate income families. It aims to increase non profit sponsorship and provide eldercare housing, serving as liaison with government agencies and financial firms. Legal steps for incorporation are being settled with a board of trustees planned.
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Iary
Archdiocese of
Hartford
Nathaniel P. Guptill
Connecticut Conference of the United Church of Christ
Housing Corporation
Statewide gambling raids net multiple arrests in Connecticut
Police say 65 state and 50 local officers took part in raids across 17 communities targeting gambling venues. Among those charged were James Norris 32 Stamford with policy playing and narcotics violation. Others faced policy playing pool selling or possession of lottery slips. Capt Wayne H Bishop said more arrests were expected as investigations continued. Local resident Jacob Schaefer protested police actions after raids on his Southington home.
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James Norris
Mainstreet
Stamford
J. Virginia Lane
Stratford Avenue
Willie Lee Johnson
Trumbull Avenue
Kenneth Hershik
Boston Avenue
Julianna Chavers
Sinaway Road
Darien
Wayne H. Bishop
State Police Criminal Intelligence Division
Filbaps
Bridgeport
Adolph Sapla
Hartford
Michael Chiarizio
George Polashian
Dorissuiahy
Benjamin Birnbaum
New Haven
Leo J. Mulcahy
Jacob Schaefer
Southington
U S Hints at Meeting on Release of Ship
United States officials at the United Nations welcomed an Afro Asian proposal to meet with North Korea to arrange the release of a ship and its crew. Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg said the decision was deferred until a fuller picture emerged.
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United Nations
Arthur J. Goldb
Poamulifort
Goldberg
United States
Ita
Security Council
Bueble
Vietnam War: US Considers Larger South Vietnam Force Effort
In Saigon McNamara said the enemy has suffered huge combat losses. He warned that no amount of resources can instill in South Vietnam the will to survive as an independent nation with a shared national purpose beyond family or regional loyalties.
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Imperial
U.S
Viet Cong
Hanoi
Saigon’alliance
United States
South Vietnam
National Liberation Front
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
Sal ‘Gon
Saigon
Jon
President vows continued bombing of North Vietnam
Sen. John Stennis said the president may plan increases in forces and funds for expanding the Vietnam war. He noted the air campaign pins down large numbers of North Vietnamese daily while the armed services subcommittee considers boosting manpower beyond the 525,000 already allocated for Southeast Asia.
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John Stennis
D-Miss
Johnson
Vietnam
Stennis
Senate Armed Services, Preparedness
Southeast Asia
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