Third Year of Viet Air Raids Began
Reports from U.S. spokesmen describe light allied casualties and light aircraft damage in a 95 minute air attack. The action targeted Binh Thuy Airfield near Can Tho with mortar rounds and followed by further clashes in War Zone C near Tay Ninh. In Saigon area operations, American forces engaged Viet Cong and uncovered a grenade factory while other raids struck rail yards, camps, and bridges in North and central Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. 4Th Infantry Division
Tay Ninh City
U.S
Saigon
199Th Light Infantry
199Th Brigade
Bong Son
North Vietnam
Nam Dinh
Haiphong
Thanh Hoa
Irvin H. Williams Sr. Dies. Bridgeport GE Guard Rests
Irvin H. Williams Sr. of 1035 Fairfield Ave a retired General Electric company guard died in Bridgeport Hospital aged after long service. Services set for 10 a m tomorrow at Adzima Funeral Home burial in Lakeview Cemetery with Rev William W. Sullivan officiating. He born in Nanticoke Pa lived locally many years former security guards union president at GE and special policeman in Bridgeport and ex policeman in Nanticoke survived by son Irvin Williams Jr of Monroe three sisters and several nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin H. Williams, Sr
Fairfield Avenue
General’ Electric “Company
Bridgeport
Adzima
Arctic
William W. Sullivan
Second Baptist Church
Lakeview Cemetery
Nanticoke
Williams
General Electric Company
GE Quarter Century Club
Irvin Williams, Jr
Monroe
Ruth Hecht
Mildred Morris
Cornelia Sober
South River
Niu
RFK Says He Got No Peace Feelers Abroad
President Kennedy and aide Katzenbach described Kennedy's talks with European officials. Kennedy said he did not bring home any peace feelers while noting signals of possible loosening Hanoi's hard stance. Six Democratic senators urged a halt to bombing during the lunar new year to spur peace talks. NYU set a college scoring record with a 122 to 59 win over Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RFK
Capi
Dl Dw
Katzenbach
Kennedy
White House
White House West
Europe
Johna
Vietnam
Hanoi
Paris
U.S
Johnson
Frank Mankiewicz
Mankiewicz
North Vietnam
Vance Hartke
Indiana
Claiborne Ipen
Rhode Island
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Joseph S&s. Clark
Pennsylvania
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
George McGovern
South Dakota
Mrs. Anne Cisero Dies. Bridgeport Resident Had WAC Service
Mrs. Anne Mitzak Cisero 49 wife of Charles Cisero of 5 Clover Hill avenue died yesterday in Park City hospital Funeral services set for Thursday at 815 a.m. at Adzima funeral home 591 Arctic street and 9 o'clock at St John the Baptist Byzantine Catholic church Burial in St Michaels cemetery Born Nesquehoning PA and a Bridgeport resident 26 years she served in the WAC and belonged to the American Legion and Greek Catholic Union Survived by husband a son Alexander mother Mary Mitzak Nesquehoning three brothers Joseph Stephen and William Mitzak and five sisters Catherine Lachowicz Helen Cassiers and others nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Mitzak Cisero
Charles Cisero
Clover Hill Avenue
Park City Hospital
Adzima Funeral Home
Arctic Street
St. John the Baptist Byzantine Catholic Church
St. Michal’s
Panahedeon
Nesquehoning
Bridgeport
Cisero
WAC
American Legion
Greek Catholic Union
Alexander Cisero
City
Mary Mitzak
Joseph Mitzak
Stephen Mitzak
Seewarren
William Mitzak
Levittown
Catherine Lachowicz
Glens Spey
N.Y
Helen Cassiers
Hicksville
Elderly Man Dies in Fire
An elderly man identified as Mr. Barletta died after a house fire that started in a chair and spread to a bureau and bedroom wall. He was briefly revived at hospital, with damage estimated around 1500 dollars. police say he was home alone when the blaze occurred and his daughter-in-law had just left for shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stopa
Patrick Carroll
Barletta
3 Mill Tax Hike In Trumbull Budget Proposed
Trumbull proposes a 3 mill tax increase as part of a 10 year school program. Plans include a 32 room District Four elementary school, Middlebrook Junior High renovations, and Hillcrest Junior High completion. New industry arrivals, land acquisitions, and road projects feature in the town’s growth outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donal
Middlebrook
Hillcrest
Trumbull
Heimann
Church Hill Road
Park
Madison Avenue
Daniels Farm Road
Hillcrest Junior High School
Booth Hill Road
First Selectman
Reimann S
Clerics Vote For New Area 3 Faith Group
Clerics from three faiths back a Greater Bridgeport Clergy association to tackle community problems. Leaders from Protestant, Catholic, and Jewish groups praise ecumenical unity while noting tensions with the existing Protestant Pastors’ association. kickoff dinner planned for early April with three presidents proposed on a rotating basis. New York University basketball teams have enjoyed 35 winning seasons in the last 40 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Showalter
Greater Bridgeport Clergy Association
B. Cortez Tipton
Council of Churches of Greater Bridgeport
Isaiah Rackovsky
Bridgeport Board of Rabbis
Tipton
Rackovsky
Thomas J. Driscoll
Diocesan Ecumenical Commission
Walter W. Curtis
Bridgeport
View Association
Driscoll
Pastors' Association
Bridgeport Pastors’ Association
New York University
Red Guards Storm Embassies in Turmoil Across Cities
Polish envoy delivered a note of profound indignation after youths scrawled on a display outside the Chinese Embassy in Warsaw. In Peking, Red Guards tore down the Soviet Embassy gate, marched through the grounds, and displayed effigies of Brezhnev and Kosygin while coffins hung from the gate. East bloc diplomats sought to free a seized Soviet official at the CTK report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PAP
Foreign Ministry
Poland
Warsaw
ADN
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Mongolia
Peking
Moscow
Leonid L Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosygin
CTK
New China News Agency
Mao Tse-tung
Branci Hopes For an End to East West Split
West German leader Brandt outlines a vision of a united Europe from the Atlantic to the Ural, seeks closer ties with France as he prepares to meet Prime Minister Johnson. He says Europe should be a partner of the United States and a stabilizing factor in peace while expanding the Common Market to include more countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles de Gaulle
Europe
Atlantic Ocean
Ural Mountains
France
Brandt
Johnson
United States
Marsilius Named Head of Goodwill Agency in Western CT
Philip Marsilius is named head of Goodwill Industries of Western Connecticut Inc. and plans for a new facility this summer. The meeting elected officers including George D. Miller as vice president and Robert M. Gordon as secretary, with Hilmer J. Nelson reporting the 1966 budget of 584000 dollars, of which 378000 funded wages for handicapped workers. Awards honored the Bridgeport Elks Lodge and educators, while Horace Warren Kimbrell spoke on Goodwill’s expanded role and a new facility to serve 300 or more handicapped people daily. Jane Williams shared her recovery story through Goodwill. The board also announced numerous trustees and advisory members and the nominating committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsilius
Donald J. Irvin
Goodwill Industries
Irwin
George D. Miller
Eldorado Tool
Robert M. Gordon
Milford River and Machine Company
Laurie MacCuaig
General Electric Company
Hilmer J. Nelson
Nilson Machine Company
Goodwill
Goodwill Industries of Western Connecticut, Inc
Joseph E. Pouliat
Curran
Richard BE
Blake
Stratford
Bridgeport Elks Lodge
Michael T. Minotti
Pouliot
The
Elks
John F. McGough
Msgr. McGough
Goodwill Industries Textile Department
Janet Gantt
Clifford Street
Kathaleen Ouellette
Wood Avenue
Connecticut
Horace Warren Kimbrell
Goodwill Industries of America, Inc
Directorate
Herman K. Beach
J. Eldridge Carpenter
William W. Hatfield
A. Maurits Johnson
Lee S. Johnson
Ernest H. Noren, Jr
William S. Warner
Mr. Nelson
Udge Rodney S. Eielson
Paul K. Hiller, Sr
William D. Rider
Henry EE. Robinson
Albert W
Edward W. Cotter
Dwight F. Fanton
Warren J. Faust
Edwin Moss, III
Nelson L. North
Williams. Simpson
Robert S. Tettalian
Lyman C. Thunfers
Magnus
Russians Protest China Abuse of Soviet Citizens at Embassy
About 60 Russians remained at posts as protests spread from the Soviet Union to Beijing and Warsaw. Demonstrators delivered a written protest to the Chinese Embassy, which refused it, claiming to be friends of the Soviet working people. Police and crowds gathered as workers and students voiced anti-Chinese sentiment, with Chinese officials reporting the beating of 31 diplomats last Friday and delays for foreign flights in Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Soviet Union
Foreign Ministry
East End Lighting Approved for City Improvements
The East End Lighting project received council approval with VP of Post Publishing John E. Pfriem named to the board through July 1. The plan doubles East End lights from 763,000 to 4,059,000 lumens, aims to reduce crime, and includes extensive street and park lighting upgrades across Warren, Prospect, Lafayette, and Beardsley areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Directors
John E. Pfriem
Pearsall Way
The
Post Publishing Company
John P. Maiocco, Jr
Curran
Pfriem
New Haven Railroad
Warren
Prospect
Lafayette
State Street
Washington Avenue
State Highway Department
Liberty Street
Warren Street
East End
Yellow Mill Pond
Stratford Town Line
Paul K. Ryan
Ryan
Donald A. Brown
Democrat
Beardsley Park
Morgenthau dies at 75 former Treasury chief and ally
Morgenthau, age 75, dies leaving a legacy as Franklin D. Roosevelt’s trusted ally and the first chairman of the Farm Credit Administration. From a Duchess County farm to Washington, he shaped New Deal farm policy, headed the Farm Credit Administration, and served as Treasury secretary from 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgenthau
FDR
Treasury
Duchess County
New York
Navy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Fishkill
Roosevelt
Washington
Federal Farm Bureau
Farm Credit Administration
Secretary of the Treasury
William E. Woodin
Treasury Department
Milano Replaces Lavery in Bridgeport Council Post
Anthony Milano is named as alderman replacing Lavery in Bridgeport, serving on the Fire and Ordinance committees. He has 4 years as a Democrat, coordinated Young Citizens for LBJ in the Northeast, and advised Junior Achievement of Western Connecticut. He is married to Helen Suppie with daughter Caroline Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Lyndon B. Johnson
Milano
Junior Achievement
Connecticut
American Red Cross
Holy Name Society
CYO
St. Charles Borromeo Church
Helen Suppie
Bridgeport
Caroline Rose
Curran
Lavery
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Phi le
Panhandle
Dong Hoi
South Vietnam
Irvin Williams
NYU
Madison Square Garden
Syracuse
Bill
Cutter
Hawaii
Sout Ben da
Gadsden
Branci
Philip Marsilius
Ethel
Elizabeth
Nan” Williams
Miss Williams
Philadelphia
Robert S.tellalian
Ethel. Reaves
Jules Toraya
Frank Porto
China
East End Lighting
Thomas E. O’brien
Mckinley
Wirephoto
Jacques Batkin
Anchorage
Mount McKinley
Anthony Milano
Council
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