$30,000 Coins Recovered in Vending-Store Robbery Case
Police report recovery of roughly $30,000 in coins and cash from a vending machine owner’s Wantagh home raid. The cache included silver dollars, Liberty head coins, Mercury and Indian head pieces, plus jewelry. Investigations point to multiple arrests in a broader theft ring, with youths acting as intermediaries and two suspects still facing charges.
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Wantagh
Arthur Alabinder
Hli
Chemora
Tufano
Chemero
Cottege
Danbury
Oaehe Utter
Monroe
Hewis
Hill
Chemera
Trembull Circuit Court
Michael
Midge Orfine
Nuteg Road
Bridgeport
Nassau County Police
Orfini
Patrick
Frank Rickhey
Cold Wave Moves In Across Multiple States
Predawn temperatures plunge to near or below zero in interior New York state New Hampshire Maine and Vermont as Idaho Falls Idaho records one below. Sault Ste. Marie Michigan tops two above while Saturday highs reached 83 in South Miami and 82 in Miami area. Snow and strong winds sweep Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma with Rockies snow tapering. Light flurries dot the Great Lakes and central Appalachians while the Southeast and far West enjoy sun and milder air.
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New York State
New Hampshire
Maine
Vermont
Idaho Fale
Idaho
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
South Miami
West Palm Beach
Fla
Miami Airport
Homestead
Pompano Beach
Miami Beach
Great Plains
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Kansas
Rockies
Great Lakes
Appalachiins
Nation
St Onge Plea For Medicare Bill Sparks Debate
Rep William L St Onge of Putnam has urged passage of a Medicare for the aged bill before the House Ways and Means Committee. He argues it would provide retirement health coverage, ease medical costs, and reassure seniors they will not be forgotten. The article notes the national average income for seniors over 65 is about 1000 dollars.
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Putnam
Rep
William
St. Onge
House
Ways and Means
Rep. St. Onge
Tabor
St. Cage
Bomb Hoax Clears Upstate Movie Matinee
A bomb hoax forced an evacuation at the Strand Theater in Enfield. Police and firemen responded to a call claiming a bomb was planted in the theater next to the station. Patrons, including youngsters, evacuated briefly before a search found no device and the matinee resumed.
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Enfield
Sarne
Strand
Viet Cong attack yields four killed and weapons seized
A military report states two attackers were killed by a U S sentry and two gueriilas escaped after an operation near Kon tum. A 48 caliber pistol and a French submachinegun were recovered from the bodies. The wounded officer triggered a grenade that limited American casualties.
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Filon
Kontun
Strongman Khanh Visits Frontline Troops in Viet Nam
Gen. Nguyen Khanh, new South Vietnamese ruler, toured Viet Cong front lines near D Zone, meeting artillery and armor units while boosting support for his regime. He shook hands with villagers, distributed candy, and bought cabbage as he toured Bear Cat province. A separate Saigon bombing killed an American serviceman and a Vietnamese, with six Americans injured. A rumored Diem era executioner was reportedly killed in a vendetta among military officers.
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Malcolm W. Browne
Ben Cat
Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Paul 2
U.S
Webster School
Gner
Khanh
Toudaumet
Ger
Tan
Dinh
France
de Gaulle
Longh
Khanhi
Duong van
Big) Minh
Nguyen Ngoc ‘Tho
Porlice
U. S
Nguyen Ven Naway
Ngo Dinh Biem
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Joint General Staff
Nhung
Diam
Nan
Les Quang Tung
Diem
Tung
Paris
South Wet Nam
Polate
Ben Cai
Forger Is Hunted In Killing of 2 L A Detectives
Los Angeles authorities launched a nationwide manhunt for Russell Smith 33 and Ruth Walker 21 after a clash at Sears Roebuck West Los Angeles left two officers dead and two more wounded. Smith an escapee from Leavenworth and Walker were connected to forged checks totaling 157.49. Police also detained two associates Donald Castner 20 and Dennis Anderson 21 as forgery suspects. The case tied to counterfeit checks bearing company names and headache remedy firms.
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Endel Jurman
Los Angeles
Sested
Sandra Balsiro
Act
Angeles
Sears, Roebuck
West Fire Boulevard
Wanebe
Barbosa
Ruth Walker
Seaman Russell Smith
Leavenworth
Kansas
Smithtin
Smith
Las Vegas
Nev
Chicago
Charles P. Montghan
Robert M. Endler
Stephen
Sumi
Jurman
Walker
Ed Scklsech
Wilshire
Donald Castner
el Monte
Dennis H. Anderson
la Puente
Castner
Ea Praving
Man and daughter killed by car in Hartford
In Hartford a man about 35 and his partially blind daughter were killed when a car struck them after they alighted from a bus on New Britain Avenue. Police identified the victims as Arthur Reeves and his daughter, both of Hartford.
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Hartford
Arthur Reeves
Reeves
New Britain
Allied diplomats hopeful on Cyprus force plan
Western officials await Makarios response on a Cyprus force and political settlement. Greece opposes partition, while British and American officials seek a neutral mediator and a NATO led disembarkation involving 12,000 troops, possibly under UN oversight if accepted.
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U. S
Sixth Fleet
Mediterranean
United Nations
NATO
Frede rika and daughter end U S visit on flight home
Queen Frederika of Greece and Princess Trene cut short their U S trip due to Cyprus unrest. They left New York aboard a commercial airliner, briefly stopped at Logan International in Boston, and continued to Madrid then Athens. Aide noted a security review and protocol concerns. The piece also mentions a separate police case and a pie baking tip.
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Boston
Frederika
Greece
Trene
Madrid
Athens
New York
Logan Inter Tlnational
Uted
Uniteds States
Cyprus
Frederika Hadii
Turbulent Vietnam After Coup Reported Deaths
After the coup against Diem and Nhu, reports claim Tung’s special forces killed Nhung in an attack. The government cites self inflicted gunshot wounds as the official cause for Whung and the others. Observers doubt the arrests led to those deaths.
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Diem
Nhu
Tung
Cacnadea Weta
Nhung
J F Lamb Dies K of C Official
Joseph F Lam 31 supreme secretary of the Knights of Columbus died of congestive heart failure at St Elizabeth's hospital New York. A mechanical engineer he led the organization since 1939 and held a longtime post at K of C headquarters in New Haven. He is survived by four sons and his wife Elizabeth died in 1958. Funeral Mass scheduled Wednesday at 10 am at Sacred Heart of Highbridge Church in the Bronx.
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New York
Joseph F. Lam
Columbus
St. Alizabeth's Hospital
Lamb
Cooper Union Institute of Technology
Richard
David
Joseph
Alare
Elizabeth
Papal honors bestowed on four in cathedral
Four recipients in the Bridgeport Diocese received papal garb and related honors at a cathedral ceremony. Msgr. Genuario and Msgr. Tetreault are named as high church officials, with roles at the Diocesan Tribunal and development fund. James Kerr, James O’Connor, Lewis Shea, Vincent Lynch, and others attended.
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Figious
Bridgeport
Curtis
St. Aloysius Church
New Canaan
Genuario
Tetreault
Papel
Msgr
St. Meter's
Tetreault Atso
St Anthony's Rectory
St. Gregory the Great
McGarinon
Oder
Westinghouse Broad’ Casting Company
Dicresan Development Fund
Land
Sacered Heart University
James R. Kerr
James O'Connor
Lewis A. Shea
Willian Vope
Vincent Lynch
Lovis Gardetta
Services for Innes Gutman Widow Margaret Gutman Dies
Margaret Sheehy Gutman 85 wife of Frederick G Gutman died Friday at 115 Chestnut Street. Funeral services set for Monday at 4:30 AM at T. E. Donovan and Sons funeral home 65 Gak Avenue and 10 AM at St Joseph Church with high requiem Mass. Burial in Mount St Peter Derby cemetery.
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Frederick G. Gutman Shelton
Innes
Margaret Sheehy Gutman
Frederick G. Ciutman
Chie Street
T. E. Bonovan and Sons
Gak Avenue
St. Joseph's Church
Mount St. Peter
Derby
Cameras Fail As Ranger 6 Reaches Moon Surface
The Ranger 6 mission ends in a crash landing on the moon after the spacecraft failed to transmit signals and plunged at about 6,000 mph. Previous Rangers 1 4 and 5 had limited success and a congressional inquiry blamed cheap components for earlier failures.
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Ranger 6
Russia
U.S
United States
Norman Daly In Congress Race Declared In Fourth District
Norman and Daly, both of Fairfield, announced they will seek the Democratic nomination in Fairfield County's Fourth District. Daly resigned as an assistant U.S. attorney in New York to run. Norman, a Fairfield University history and government professor, entered at supporter urging. Francis Lemmon Jr. of Greenlee is already in the field. former Congressman Donald J. Irwin of Norwalk is expected to seek it. They will address the Fairfield Democratic Town Committee tonight.
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TF. Gilray Daly
John Norman
Fairfield
Fairfield County
Francis Lemmon Jr
Greenlee
Ake Nofaiie
Donald J. Irwin
Norwalk
Daly
U.S
New York
Norman
Fairfield University
Mar Supprters
Sky Diver Survives 5500-Foot Plunge Near Louisville
A sky diver, Hastings, fell 5500 feet near Louisville but survived after his secondary parachute opened just feet above the ground. He suffered a broken back, punctured lung, and other injuries with emergency throat surgery later. Witnesses attributed the near-miss to entanglement of the main chute and timely use of the auxiliary chute. Hastings, a Louisville Sky Diver Club member, had previously completed several successful jumps.
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Freeman
Here
Hastings
Louisville
Tomes E
Tittle
Indiana
Totsk
New York Prepares for School Integration Boycott
NY officials brace for a citywide school boycott as civil rights leaders demand a broader integration plan. Board President Donovan vows to push ahead despite threats, while Galamison and others warn that some violence could arise from hysteria or provoked incidents.
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Galamision
James D. Donovan
Board of Education
Donovan
Galamisen
Francis Powers
Harlem
Galamison
National Broadcasting Co
Bernard Donovan
Uile
Freedom Schools
New York
Oswalds Widow to Testify Today in Capital
Oswalds widow arrives in Washington to testify as a voluntary witness before the commission. She will appear tomorrow at 10 a.m. at commission offices, accompanied by Secret Service and a 2 year old daughter. Security details refuse to discuss questions while she declines to talk with reporters.
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Oswald
D.C
Marina Oswald
Lee Harvey Qowald
Kennedy
Jack Ruby
Love Field
Dalles
Wia
Warren Commission
Mars
Secret Service
Rewllers
June Lee
Washington National Air
John ‘Thorne
Grand
Prairie
Tex
Burglars Hit North End Drug Store and Market
Police investigate weekend burglaries at a North End drug store and Frank's Market in Palo Alto. A car crashed into a house at 1 a.m., breaking in via a cellar hatch and stealing groceries and cash from the store and a drug who was hospitalized with head injuries. Douglas Ray Olmstead, 20, and a passenger were unharmed.
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North End
Palo Alto
Calif
Ava
Tierman
Pharla
Macy
Maison Avenue
Ted
Catey
Weelar
Helen Schwarze
Arijfen
Frank
Capi- Police
Douglas Ray Olmstead
Knepler to Address PWP Unit in Fairfield
Dr Abraham E Knepler director of the Human Relations Center and professor at University of Bridgeport will be the featured speaker at a Greater Bridgeport Area Parents Without Partners meeting Wednesday at the Savarin restaurant Fairfield The topic Looking Glass Selves opens a UW0 lecture series and begins at 8 p m
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Abraham E. Knepler
Hunan Relations Center
University of Bridgeport
Greater
Bridgeport Area
Parents ‘Without Partners, Inc
Savarin
Connecticut Turnpike
Fairfield
Knepler
Uwo
Looking Glass Selves
Fire Wrecks Restaurant Damage Closes Wood Ave Route
Fire destroyed a restaurant causing chairs tables and equipment to be wrecked and smoke and whisky odor in the area. Capt McKegan led wall and ceiling vents to reach smoldering runs while police rerouted heavy traffic along Wood Avenue and surrounding streets. Edward J. Seperack, president, could not estimate losses pending inventory. Recall issued at 10:57 PM from Box 272.
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McKegan
Fiottles
Myquar
Edward J. Seperack
Wood Avenue End
Steels
Capl
Witfeed
Walker
James Broadbin
Box
Woon
Elmwood
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