Luna 9 Creates Picture Mystery
Moscow reports Luna 9 transmission of poor quality pictures and part of a third after mission completion. Jodrell Bank leaders speculate movement or power failures as batteries and temperature controls falter. Soviet officials offered limited comment while Western scientists weigh chaotic signals and surface hints of a sponge like crust.
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England
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Jodrell Bank Observatory
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Nab Suspect In Kidnap and Drive to Georgia
Ay man charged with kidnapping a gas station attendant in Massachusetts, then shooting him and dragging him to Georgia in a car trunk, was held without bond. Donald Frank Maskell of Quincy arrested in Stafford on kidnapping and related charges. companion Angela Nimmons, 18, held on interstate transportation of a stolen vehicle. Police say Maskell drove victim 1100 miles to Effijay, Ga, where the shooting occurred. Nimmons, a German citizen in the U.S. five months, was in custody on similar charges.
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Georgia
Donald Frank Maskell
Quincy
Mass
Stafford
Maskell
Chester J. Austin
Weymouth
Effijay
Angela C. Nimmons
CaFal Stafford
Nimmons
West Germany
Congress Street Church to Move to Trumbull Site
The Rev. Harald C. Smith announced at the annual meeting that Congress Street Church will relocate from 197 Congress Street to 364 White Plain Road in Trumbull. Services begin April 17 in the existing building as the 10 member congregation, in existence 105 years, seeks funds to build a new church. A fundraising committee of Carl Mack Charles Vitwer and Mrs Frank Foehrenbach will solicit donations.
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Trinity United Church of Christ
Congress Street
White Plaing Road
Trumbull
Carl Mack
Charles Vitwer
Frank Foehrenbach
Man Slain in Grill: Feud Ends in Shooting
A four year feud ended when one man was shot seven times with an automatic pistol during an argument at APs Grill 93 Booth Street. Jose V. Rodriguez 36 is charged with murder and held without bail after allegedly shooting Nieves who confessed and was questioned at headquarters.
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Booth Street
Jose V. Rodriguez
East Main Street
Juan Perez
Nieves
East Main
Lycoming
Avco Corporation
Stratford
Precince
Charles Kinsman
Burglars Loot Stores In Bridgeport Downtown
Bridgeport burglars continued to strike for a week with several downtown stores hit. Gehman s Radio and TV at 40 Huntington Turnpike reported 12 TV sets missing after a forced rear door. Other targets on Old Post Office Arcade included Gasbaud Gift Shop and Albrecht s Clothing Store with about $100 missing from the clothing shop. Goubaud s location also checked. $25 cash missing.
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Cort
David Garth
Gasbaud
Albrecht’s
Spt
Edward Casey
Charles Kochéfho
John Wagner
Goubaud's
Teenagers Call Churches To Seek New Urban Roles
Teenagers at the 29th Annual Mid Winter Conference of Fairfield County Young People urged churches to reinvent their role in society. They urged new channels to fulfill human needs, noting ecumenical cooperation and parallels with Operation Hold Start, ABCD, and VISTA to show relevance in the modern city.
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Pilgrim Fellowships
Howard C. Nutting
United Congregational Church
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Nailing
Bridgeport
Peace Corps
VISTA
Nuytling
Rem arms earnings set all time record
Remington Arms Company announced consolidated sales for 1965 totaled 95.9 million dollars, up from 83.7 million. Consolidated net income was 8.9 million dollars or 1.23 a share, vs 7.7 million and 1.01 a share in 1964. The gains come from record commercial sales volume.
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Solon Asks Viet Review
U S Sen Eugene McCarthy urged reevaluation of the Vietnam conflict at a Jewish Community Center address. He argued Vietnam is a complex involvement unlike World Wars, with defense and liberty tensions, noting cases where U S hostilities were direct. Contd on Page Two.
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U. S
Eugene Z. McCarthy
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Jewish Community Center
McCarthy
United States
Viet Nam
House Expected to Approve Cold War GI Bill Today
In Washington, the House was poised to approve a permanent Cold War GI Bill granting rights to all veterans who served after January 1983. The measure, projected to cost about $21 billion over five years, would exceed prior similar proposals in coverage.
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House
Yanks Tighten Net Around Cong Area
In Saigon and Bong Son the task force of U S Marines and Cavalry Airmobile brigades tightened a central coast net against North Vietnamese regulars and Viet Cong. Air missions were limited by bad weather but continued on bridges and highways as Saigon leaders prepared for talks with Johnson. The Viet Cong claimed the talks would intensify the war. Ground fighting elsewhere remained sporadic with guerrilla activity down.
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Johnson blasts Viet retreat plea in Honolulu speech
President Johnson condemned advocates of retreat from Vietnam during a Honolulu airport address. He warned of renewed conflict and cost if policy shifts occur, while meeting Gen. Westmoreland who signaled requests for more troops and a possible heavier North Vietnam bombing campaign. Johnson denounced critics at home and abroad urging retreat.
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U.S
Johnson
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Westmoreland
Senate
Asia
Eath Johnson
South Viet Nam
Minis Iter
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US General Seeks More GIs for Vietnam War
At a mid Pacific conference in Honolulu General William Westmoreland indicated a study on boosting U S troop levels in South Vietnam from 200000, while signaling possible support for heavier bombing of North Vietnam. He would discuss requests with McNamara and superiors and did not give a direct yes or no.
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Honolulu
U.S
Viet Nam
William
Westmoreland
South
Robert S. McNamara
Ourstar
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Haiphong
Solons Push to Fatten Up Bare Bones Tax Plans
UPI reports Congress members angered by President Johnsons lean budget push to expand revenue by as much as 2 billion dollars to fund public works and rivers harbors. Senators discuss restoring excise taxes and repealing the investment tax credit to raise funds for defense cuts and Viet Nam aims.
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Washington
UPI
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Johnson
Corps of Engineers
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Defense Department
Naion
Viet Nam
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Treasury
Albert Gore
Congressman's Victory Recipe Aimed at North Vietnam
Rep. Craig Hosmer proposes a novel strategy to win the war, suggesting dropping plastic models of dogs Worren and other symbols of misfortune on North Vietnam to sow psychological stress and whelm enemy morale. His remarks, prepared for a House speech and released Sunday night, frame this as a victory tactic.
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North Viet Nam
Craig Hosmer
R-Calif
Worren
Hosmer
Wilton Air Freight Buys 3 Million Dollar Computer Network
Emery Air Freight announces a 3,040,100 IBM computer network purchase to create a real time, coast to coast air cargo data system. Two Model 40 TBM computers will form a duplex control center linking headquarters to 60 U.S. and Canadian offices, with phased implementation over 28 months.
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James J. Mc+Nulty
Mc¢Nully
IBM
Emery Air Freight
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