End of year war details leak from Algiers and France
In Algiers and Tunis rebel regimes move to publish communiques as De Gaulle’s speech is heard faintly on radio. Secret talks in Switzerland reportedly shape proposals. Amid airwaves battles in Algiers, crowds beat pots and pans while a bomb explodes at the Toca governor's office. no casualties are confirmed.
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Tunis
Switzerland
Tani ‘Tah
Algiers
Re Gaulle
Algerie Francaise
Algieris
Oran
DeGaulle Arly
Marselilaise Fom
Radia France
Toca
Milford Board Fills Seats Amid Party Switch Debates
Milford officials approved appointments to the Civil Service Commission Planning and Zoning board and the Redevelopment Agency. Heenan disclosed he switched from Democrat to Republican, triggering party balance questions for a five member commission.
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Feb. S
Richard HE
Loving
Lynch
Widerines
McCarthy
Board of Alderpointment
Civil Service
Heenan
Regal Dis-Publican
Mepule
Carthy
Aldermen
Valde
Francis Quality
Civil 4 04 Service Commission
Jet. C
Gunther
Planning and Zoning Board
Charles Campbell
Retr Development Agency
Howard
Speocer
Adoula Talks Unity as Congo Leader Meets U S Officials
Adoula, leader of the Central Congo government, arrived in Washington and was hosted at a White House luncheon with Vice President Johnson and Secretary of State Rusk. He pledged continued U S support for United Nations efforts and planned talks with World Bank President Eugene Black before returning to New York.
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Adoula
Washington
New York
United Nations
Congo
United States
Kenenedy
White House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dean Rusk
Mergbare
House
Senate
Kennedy
George W. Ball
Ball
U.S
Eugene Black
World Bank
Valeria Zaria
Russia
Amly
Zaria
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Norwalk Planning for City Audit
The Auditing committee of the Board of Estimate and Taxation will meet Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon in the City Clerk’s office at City Hall to meet with accounting firms interested in auditing the city’s financial records. Chairman Louis A. Kupan asked certified public accountants to call City Clerk Steven Tenn to request an appointment. other members are Louis Caruso and Robert Moure.
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Norwalk
Board of Estimate and Taxation
City Hall
Louis A. Kupan
Cerified Public Accountants
Steven Tenn
Louis Caruso
Robert Moure
Baxford Mass Boasts 14 Historic Homes
Baxford, Massachusetts highlights 14 beautifully preserved houses built before 1800, remaining in their original state and serving as a link to early settlement life.
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Baxford
Mass
Milford Spurns Site Buy For Devon School Project
Milford aldermen ordered the city attorney to begin immediate negotiations to purchase the Warner property on West Avenue for a new Devon area elementary school. The move, unanimous, aims to address crowding at Devon and Lenox Avenue schools with funds from an existing two year old bond issue. a March report and possible condemnation if terms fail.
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Wrrnee
Devon
James White
Loving
Leity
Thomas Ponelli
Citizens Committee For
West Avenue School
Devon Grammar School
Howard Rissell
Devon School
PTA
Lenox Avenue School
Milford Pta
Lenox Avenue
Spurs
Devon Grammar
Sidermen
Warner Property
Plains Road
Ite
Milford Waler Company
Warner
Water Company
Vincent Byrne
Anderson Avenue
Joseph A. Foran
Hidden Civil War Fire Tactics and Civil Service Milestone
During the Civil War Confederate agents burned Union transports on the Mississippi by tossing bottles containing a spontaneously inflammable mixture called Greek fire. Chester A. Arthur was president when the Pendleton Act established the Federal Civil Service in 1882.
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Mississippi
Chester A. Arthur
United States
Federal Civil Service
Bet
Funds Shifted To School Board From State Aid Increase
The Common Council voted to transfer 170,960 dollars from last year’s state school aid increase to the Board of Education. Previously 17,750 was allocated, and the council approved directing further funds to education programs including fire safety renovations and school lighting. Also notified were anticipated tax receipts from the Fireside Apartments project.
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Tedesco
Francis 3. King
Ohey
Bridgeport Housing Authority
City Treasury
BHA
Palisade Avenue
Robert C. Grateher
Humane Affairs
H. P. Dinan
Aew
Elegy Influences Shuffle Through Village Churchyard Visit
The note recalls Thomas Gray’s Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard and a trip to Stokes Poges churchyard in Hockingham shire with a reference to his mother’s grave. The fragment hints at literary reflection tied to a place and lineage.
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Thomas Gray
Stokes Poges
Hockinghamshire
Four Scottish Quintuplets Born In Inverness With One Dead
In Inverness Scotland Feb AP reports quadruplets born to 11 year old Mrs Alexander Jeppy. One boy died after birth and another three babies remain in critical condition. The quads include two boys and two girls weighing 1 11 and 1 7 ounces at birth. The hospital spokesman gave an update on the fragile condition of the surviving infants. Stephen Austin is noted as the founder of Texas.
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Inverness
Scotland
Alexander Jeppy
Army to Send Home 10 Called by Mistake
Providence dispatch reports ten Rhode Island ready reserve soldiers will be released next Sunday after an error recalled them to active duty during the Berlin crisis. A Providence Evening Bulletin account cites tour findings by newsmen and Maj. Gen. Leonhard Holland detailing misfiled transfers from ready reserve to mobilized status.
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Ait
Rhode Land
Army
Rhode Island
Leonard Holland
Fort Knox
Fort Silt
Oklo
Providence Evening Bulletin
Hayleg
Berlin
Monroe Rejects Bus Proposal
Monroe voters defeated a referendum on state aided private school transportation citing public funds must not support private education. The Citizens' committee highlighted costs of parochial students and urged a yes or no on continuing transport for all children. Clergymen opposed the measure while turnout reached 70.4 percent with broad spectator interest.
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Citizens’ Committee For the Safety of Our Children
Cumming
Monroe
Newtown
Brookfield
Browsfield
Lever Sander
Norman T Haflich
Isenate Probers Set Showdown In Censor Issue
McNamara defends subordinates and censorship while denying security risks among censors. He notes strong anticommunist themes remain in edited speeches and says evidence suggests South Vietnam forces are improving against rebels. US may not reveal talks with Kennedy on executive privilege. He mentions troops and draft adjustments amid ongoing tensions with the Soviet Union and Cuba.
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Eeithet
Kennedy
Tor
MacNamara
Guerrllas
United States
Russia
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Benin
Soviet Union
Cuba
Nixon illness delays stint on Paar show
Former Vice President Richard Nixon’s appearance on the Jack Paar show was postponed due to illness. Nixon, who had been scheduled to appear tonight, is in bed with a virus and will not fly from California until Thursday. NBC said the schedule stemmed from an August 1960 agreement when Nixon appeared on the Paar program during his presidential bid. Kennedy also had commitments to the Alliance for Progress but is expected to meet the first-year pledge. The report mentions broader Cuban and international matters discussed at the UN and U.S. policy, with no direct link to the Nixon postponement.
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Jack Paar
California
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Alliance For Progress
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Cuba
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Garcia
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Punta del Este
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Bennomet
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Karel Kurka
Czecho- Slovakia
Stevenson
Castro
Cube
Zorin
Latin America
Colombia
Venezuela
Report on Study of Teen Drivers Safety Program
The commission executive director Williams explained the study focuses on teen driver protection, not blame. He said delaying solutions by raising the minimum driving age would not solve the issue, and emphasized better driver education and youth safety programs.
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Jlamnes K. Williams
Commission
Puubuhs
Willams
Kennedy meets Japanese leaders during Tokyo visit
President Kennedy engages with Japanese officials in private talks with Prime Minister Ikeda and Foreign Minister Kosaka. He assures Tokyo that American policy will not neglect Japan and receives a mixed reaction from officials and students. Communist groups send statements but no protests materialize.
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Kennedy
N. Ice
Justice Ministry
Seiichiro Ono
Oldsters
Hayato Tkeda
Zentaro Kosaka
Fapan
Hime
Eisenton
Jjec
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Mental patient dies by leap at Golden Gate Bridge
San Francisco reports John Gustefson a 20 year old gardener on leave from a state hospital treatment leapt from the south end of the Golden Gate Bridge and crashed through Fort Point roof, later dies at Presidio Letterman hospital. It is the first known suicide in this area.
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San Francisco
John Gustefson
State Hospital
Golden Gate Bridge
Fort, Point
Presidio
Lettermas
Stagg Hospitalized With Inflamed Knee
Stockton Calif Feb 5 Amos Alonzo Stagg, 29 the patriarch of American sports, is in a hospital for treatment of an inflamed knee. His condition is listed. Stagg coached football for 7 years until 1960 after being a member of Walter Camp's first All American as an end at Yale in 1889.
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Calif
Amos Alonzo
Nnfair
Stagg
Walter Camp
Yale
May backs unmarked cars in highway patrol effort
Edwin H. May Jr. endorsed the use of unmarked police cars to patrol Connecticut highways arguing lives saved outweigh opposition from the State Bar and others. He urged police and Motor Vehicles cooperation to curb delays in suspending licenses and reduce crash risk.
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New Haven
Edwin H. May Jr
Y Usng
Connecticut
Leo J. Mulcahy
State Bar Association
May
Group Supports Debt Limit Hire Debate Echoes Budget Strain
Budget commentary highlights a half billion dollar redeuction in Agriculture spending and forecasted debt interest needs. Critics warn that tax credits for business investment may not meet expectations while others see potential in stimulative tax and depreciation measures. Washington economists tout proposals as a path to growth and employment if trends hold.
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Kennedy
Agriculture Department
Department of Agriculture
Laulice
Richard A. Musgrave
Princeton University
Congress
Edward M. Bernstein
Lington
Senate Amends College Aid Bill and Classroom Loans Debate
Senate debate centers on college aid provisions with Marse defending dormitory construction support as essential to university operation while Ervin argues dorms are merely housing and not like classrooms. Morse parallels dormitory funding to classroom construction loans citing facility needs.
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Marse
Ervin
North Carolina
Legislat ‘Tion
Morse
Police 10 Get New Captain
The Council moves to appoint a new captain in Police Department 10 after a Civil Service and commissioners review. A Civil Service recommendation also calls for 18 additional women crossing guards, referred to two committees for study with no immediate report.
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Board of Police Commisioners
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Civil Service Coutmission
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Civil Service
Police Board
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