Air Force jets strike Hanoi area amid heavy antiaircraft fire
U S authorities report intense anti aircraft fire as air force jets hit targets north of Hanoi. Eight Vietnamese civilians killed and 18 wounded by mistaken artillery and air strikes near Da Nang. Marines evacuated the wounded. ground fighting continues on a small scale with 295 Communists killed in two sectors.
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U.S
Hanoi
Hamilet
Da’Nang
Vile Tapers
Dyth
Gornston
Sthe
Vietnam
Soviet Police Clash With Chinese Envoys at Moscow Display
Soviet police clashed with Chinese embassy officials over a billboard display near the Chinese grounds in Moscow. The exhibit showed violence in Red Square on Jan 25 when Chinese students attempted to lay a wreath at Stalin's grave.
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Red Square
Stalin
1. Chine i
Gen Charles Lindbergh celebrates 65th birthday in Darien district
Gen Charles A Lindbergh former consultant with Pan American World Airways resides in Darien in a house overlooking Scotts Cove Sound on Long Island Sound. The note mentions a birthday today and references ties to Woodbridge and other names in a clipped, OCR damaged text.
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Charles A.lindbergh
Tekeneke
Darien
Lindbergh
Paniahertean World v Airways
Scott's Cove
Long’ Island
Sound
Point
Lindberghs
John
Woodbridge
Spiri
Will
Yale
Fight
Brank
Tallman
Hollywood
Stratford Town Committee Backs Venezia Ouster Move
The Stratford Democratic Town Committee votes 34 to 6 to back district leaders' call for Councilman Thomas L Venezia to resign. Four district leader Albert Martin abstained. Police provided escort after anonymous threats to committee members.
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William B. ‘Bartray
Stratford
Thomas L
Venezia
Terwas
T Boot Park
Chitman
James H. Asin
Vay Park
Ter
Lea
Thomas L. Venezia
LOR
Townr
Jeader
Albert Martin
Weather Summary for Bridgeport and Vicinity
Weather forecast notes increasing cloudiness with possible flurries and a low around the mid twenties. Temperatures yesterday and today show a high near the upper twenties and a low near the mid twenties with prevailing light to moderate winds.
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Boreas Bridgeport
Esterday
Red Guards In China Clash Amid Suburb Killings
Unverified AP report describes Red Guards clashing with Maoist forces in a suburb west of Beijing, with casualties and wall posters noted. Radio Peking acknowledged serious trouble in Shansi province as factions fought for control, following claims of invasions and emergency troop actions.
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Mao Tse-tung
Seking
Mao
China
Shao-ehi
Shihchiangsha
An Industrial
Chotlat
Peking
Shiichiengshan
Montried
Shansi
Shanisi
Vaccination Details Now Required for Passport Uses
City health officials warn doctors administering smallpox vaccines for passports must provide a note naming the drug company and lot number. Immigration authorities may deny readmission without the stamp of proper documentation.
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Washington
City Humane Affairs
H. P. Dinan
Particu
Fem
Restoration of School Budget Items Sought by City Officials
Mayor Curran, Comptroller Doyle, and School Superintendent Silverstone advocate restoring cuts to certain school budget items. The plan aims to preserve state matching funds and avoid raising the 5.6 mill tax rate while outlining hires, clerks, supplies, and substitutes for teachers, transport, and sabbatical leave. A public hearing is set for Tuesday at 7:10 p.m. in City Hall with final allocations later this month.
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Curran
City“C
Thomas M. Doyle
Board
Education
Doyle
Lester S
Silverstone
Cain
Tax Board
Pins City
Haies Rheischoget
Tatér
Thismonth
Auto Union Chief Quits Major Post
Washington AP Walter P Reuther resigns as AFL CIO vice president while keeping Industrial Union Department presidency. Generating signs of a looming power struggle within the federation. Meany remains silent as Reuther attacks Meanys leadership over foreign policy organizing and bargaining methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Auto Workers
Walter P. Reuther
Afl:cio
George’ Meany
Labor’ Federation
Reuther
Industrial Union Department
Afl-Cio
Meany
Aflcio
Victor
Johnson
Central Intelligence Agency
Victor _Reuther
Interna| Tighal
Monsignor Martin Doran 73 Stamford Dies
The Rt Rev Martin F Doran 73 pastor of Sts Maurice church Stamford died yesterday at St Josephs hospital He established the parish in 1936 and built the church convent and school He was domestic prelate in 1959 and vicar forane in 1963 Survivors include a brother James
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Stamford
Martin F. Doran
Sts. Maurice
sSt. Joseph's Hospital
Doran
St.¢Maurice
Corvent
Forane
Eucharistic League
Waterbury
Lfor
St. Thomas Seminary
Hartford
St. Bernard’s Seminary
Rochester
N.Y
Sts. Joseph's
St., ‘Francis
New Haven
St. Maurice, Parish
James
Witness Testifies of $325 Payment for License Reinstatement
Robert Strobel of Waterbury testified in Superior Court that after he handed a man $325 at the Three Cups Restaurant on Feb 28 1965 his suspended license and a reinstatement notice were returned to him in an envelope. He said earlier that day he spoke with two men at the State Motor Vehicles Department and that Peter Catudella of Middletown oversaw the hearing. Catudella faces trial on six counts of altering public records as part of a broader license fixing investigation.
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Hartford
Robert” Strobel
Waterbury
Superior Court
Shim
al .Meriden
Strobel
Staté Motor Vehicles
Wetheretheld
Peter
Cataudella
Middletown
Catandella
Motor Vehicles Department
Connecticut seeks power to condemn New Haven Railroad
Connecticut Transportation Authority aims to gain authority to condemn New Haven Railroad property as negotiations unfold. Officials prefer leasing but acknowledge possible outright purchase. Proposals also seek CTA power to regulate fares and schedules, aligning with Metropolitan Transportation Authority practices.
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Hartford
Connecticut Transportation Authority
New
Kanell
CTA
State Highway ‘Department
Senate
Frederick Pope, Jr
RiFairfield
William F. Hickey
Stamford
Tthe
State Public Utilities Commission
New York
Metropolitan Transportation Authority
Long Island Railroad
Kirk to Testify at ICC Hearing on New Haven Sale
Trustee William J. Kirk will take the stand Monday as the ICC hears the proposed bankrupt New Haven Railroad sale amid merger with Penn Central. Kirk is described as the cleanup man and is expected to back up testimony from fellow trustee Richard Joyce Smith and about a dozen other witnesses.
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NEW York 'S
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Haven
Arthur S. Present
William J. Kirk
Kirk
Penn-Central
Iss
Richard Joyce Smith
Ky Would Hasten Election To Return to Civilian Rule
SAIGON South Vietnam premier Nguyen Cao Ky proposed an early presidential election within three months of a new constitution as the nation moves toward civilian rule. He said 1,117 member Constituent Assembly would finish the charter by March 27 and invited 1,000 foreign reporters to observe voting, with U Thant welcome if he wishes. Ky also outlined anti corruption efforts, land reform plans for 200000 to 300000 Vietnamese families, and openness to talks with Ho Chi Minh while preserving North South separation.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Hanoi
He Ky
Constituent Assembly
U.N
U Thant
Ho Chi Minh
Jlalk
North
South
Vietnam
Mem
Indefinite Delay Set On Manned Flights
SPACE CENTER Houston UP I reports NASA suspended three manned flights planned for 1987 including an earth orbiting rehearsal to the moon. unmanned flights continue. investigation into the Apollo I fire may force a major redesign and delay the lunar landing goal.
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América
Apollo Fire Killed Three Astronauts at Cape Kennedy
NASA says the Apollo crew died of asphyxia from smoke inhalation after a flash fire at Cape Kennedy last Friday. The exact ignition source remains undetermined and a board continues a detailed step by step examination of the spacecraft and support equipment.
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Apollo
Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Robert <. Seamans Jr
NASA
Seamans
James E. Webb
Air Force
Virgil I. Grissom
Edward H. White
Navy
Roger B. Chaffee
Slain Ex-Convict Harold Unsworth Found in Woodbridge Car
Harold Unsworth a 27 year old ex convict with a long criminal history was found slain in the rear seat of a late model car on Lines Lane Woodbridge. Police say his body showed two bullet wounds and signs of a struggle. Unsworth had prior sentences for larceny breaking and entering and was involved in a 1965 Suffield shooting. He had just been released on bond from a 50 000 appeal and faced pending appeals in the Connecticut Supreme Court.
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Woodbridge
Manchester
New
Haven
Harold Unsworth
Suffield
Unsworth
Woodbridge Country Club
Yale- New’ Haven — Hospital
Cheshire
Somers
Samuel Rome
Connecticut Supreme Court
Railroad Salvage
South Windsor
East Hartford
Five Feared Dead After Offshore Platform Blast
An explosion and fire on an offshore Gulf of Mexico drilling platform left five men missing and presumed dead. Ten others injured with two in critical condition. Survivor accounts describe a spewing sound before the blast and flames spreading across the deck as diesel fuel ran and ignited.
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Lake Charles
Gulf of Mexico
R.E. Campbell
Atleyton
Tex
Four Americans freed from East German prisons cross into West Berlin
Mary Hellen Battle and three others, aged 24 to 28 from Tennessee Ohio Pennsylvania California, were released after more than a year in East German jails and crossed the border with shouts of Freiheit. U.S. officials deny a prisoner swap. release arranged by West and East Berlin lawyers with help from Maxwell Rabb and State Department staff.
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Berlin
West Berlin
U.S. State Department
Frederick Matthews
Elwood City
Moses Reese Herrin
Akron
Ohio
Mary Hellen Battle
Oak Ridge
Tenn
William Lovett
San Francisco
East Germany
Frederick ‘Matthews
Bilwood City
William W. Lovett
Calif
Juergen Stange
East’ Berlin
Wolfgang Vogel
Vogel
U.S. U2
Francis Gary Powers
Rudolf Abel
Maxwell M
Rabb
New York
U.S. Committee For Refugees
Washington
Miss Battle
Herrin
Matthews
Lovett
East Berlin
John Battle
Catamaran Collide With U S Submarine Near San Juan Harbor
A U S submarine named Clamagore and a twin hulled tourist catamaran Mango collided outside San Juan Harbor. All 20 passengers on the catamaran were rescued with none seriously injured. Clamagore was expected to dock in San Juan later. Coast Guard crews rescued the remaining passenger.
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San Juan
P.R
U.S
San Juan Harbor
Coast Guard
Jin San Juan
Senegal Parliament Leader Assassinated
In Dakar AP reports Demba Diop head of the Progressive Union in the National Assembly was killed by a knife thrust in Thies as he left a meeting with local officials. The assailant Abou Faye is described as an associate of a rival election winner.
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Dakar
Senegal
Demba ‘Diop
Progressive Union Party
National Assembly
Thies
Diop
Abou Faye
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Evei Mats
Foreigh
Slahidervand
Almarval
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Msgr. Doran
ICC
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