U S Studies North Vietnam Peace Hint in Talks
Trinh hints at talks on Vietnam settlement based on 1954 Geneva accord after U S bombing halt. North Vietnam seeks discussion on problems, not a full agenda, while pressing its offensive. State Dept summary notes no new stance on whether Hanoi will curb reinforcements if bombing ends. Rusk says channels remain open if North Vietnam chooses to use them.
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Vietnam
Trinh
U.S
North Vietnam
United States
DRV
State Department
Johnson
Rusk
Campus riot in Orangeburg leaves one dead and 50 wounded
Witnesses describe gunfire from a mob of 50 to 75 Negro students on the campus crest while city firemen and police fought fires. National Guardsmen charged up the embankment as officers returned fire, injuring several students. Ambulances ferried the wounded as rioting follows earlier clashes over integration and a shut down bar.
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Donner
Mobley
Sellers
Orangeburg
Howling
National
Contractor Accused Of Zoning Violation In Bridgeport
Bridgeport contractor Herbert Shay surrendered on a warrant charging storing and repairing vehicles and construction equipment in violation of city zoning ordinances. He and his Fairfield address were linked to a business at 120 Beachview Avenue, with $100 bail set for arraignment in Circuit Court.
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Bridgeport
Herbert Shay
Sassapequan Road
Fairfield
John Sember
Bernard Mangiamele
Special Services Division
Shay
Bridgeport Zoning Board
Beachview Avenue
Shelton Woman Wins $1 275 Puzzle Jackpot
Mrs. Wales, a longtime puzzle player and member of VFW Post 7788, claimed the 14 year prize in the paper's puzzle game. She planned to buy a new dress and pay Christmas bills as husband and neighbors celebrated in a kitchen-table moment.
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Mrs. Wales
Wales
VFW
Korea to receive part of three billion aid package
President Johnson proposed immediate congressional approval of an extra 100 million dollars for military aid to the Republic of Korea as part of a broader three billion dollar aid package. The plan would augment the existing 150 to 160 million used for arms aid while signaling future cuts as Korea grows economically.
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Johnson
South Vietnam
White House
Joseph A. Califano Jr
Vietnam
Korea
U.S
Seoul
Washington
North Korea
South
North
Congress
Republic of Korea
South Korea
Copters Save Decks As Ship Issues Raise Rescue
Coast Guard reports four people plucked from wrecked ship Pegasus after a hull split and radio distress. AMVER system helped identify rescuers and positions. Arquimedes and Lloyds listing issues noted. two tugs and a Liberian vessel arrived to assist.
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Lloyd’s Register of Shipping
Arquimedes
Lloyd’s
Coast Guard
AMVER
Pegasus
Foundation Vigilant
Bermuda
Alice L. Méran
New York
Franconia
Lansdale Replies To Weicker In Sixth District Maneuver
Lansdale, a leading Republican hopeful for Congress in the Fourth district and former Greenwich first selectman, answers Weicker's anti poverty critique. He defends ABCD CAP efforts, argues for local talking with program workers, and stresses the need for experimental approaches to urban poverty while noting past CAP accomplishments and staff issues.
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Congress
Greenwich
Meg
Wilton
Lansdale
First Selectman
Young Republican Men’s Club
Bridgeport
ABCD
Boston
Washington
United States
Mr. Lansdale
CAP
Rep. Weicker
South End
Boy Scout Council
Weicker
Abner W. Sibal
Vnbent Fourth District Court
Donald Jeo Irwin
Mriz Weicker
Irwin
Sin
Lans
Car Insurance Rate Hike Won By Mutual Group
A Mutual Group driven rate increase in state car insurance is reported with average premium shifts shown for Hartford Waterbury New Britain Fairfield Stratford New Haven Westport and Stamford. The 20-20 plan offers up to 20000 for personal injury and 5000 for property damage with new rates ranging from 66 to 130 dollars and prior averages around 133 dollars.
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Mutual Bureau
Hartford
Waterbury
New Britain
Fairfield-Stratford
New Haven
Westport
Stamford
Marines Rescue Yanks From Hue
Marines rescue two U S citizens from Hue where civilians, teachers at a vocational school run by World Relief Commission, endured nine days with no direct contact while seeing Communist soldiers nearby. Paul Kennel of Lancaster Pa described staying inside while the others remained outside.
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The
World Relief Commission
Paul Kennel
Lancaster
Shelton Police Probe Dog Slaying
Police investigate the death of a mongrel dog after its doghouse was set on fire. Patrolman John Hogan said gasoline was poured on the doghouse and it was ignited early one day. The dog belonged to Anthony Loda of Center Street.
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Shelton
John Hogan
Anthony Loda
Center Street
Rocky Tells Panel To Resolve N Y Sanitation Strike
Mayor Lindsay seeks government aid to end New York City sanitation strike amid fires and public safety fears. Mediation proposes a $400 raise. union says $600 demand stands. Sanitation teams halt pickups. Harlem area hardest hit with slum neighborhoods and high population of Black and Puerto Rican residents.
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Rocky
N.Y
Weather Bureau
Lindsay
Health
Police and Fire
Sanitation Union
Teamster
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
Lal
Washington
National Guard Bureau
Sanitation Department
Harlem
East Harlem
Lower East Side
Upper West Side
Manhattan
Col Island
Brownsville
Bedford Stuyvesant
Red Hook
Brooklyn
South Bronx
Corona
Jamaica
Queens
North Korea Threatens War Readiness After Pueblo Incident
Premier Kim Il Sung warns war could erupt any moment and calls for strengthened military readiness to crush aggressors in one stroke. He cites US imperialist maneuvers and South Korea’s war posture, vowing retaliation for Pueblo seizure and insisting the people’s army is prepared for all-out war if provoked.
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Defense
Kim Chang Bong
Pueblo
United States
Korea
Kim Ibsung
U.S
South Korea
Republi
KCNA
Korea War Fears Drive Stocks Down Across Market
U S stocks slid sharply as Korea fears and regional conflict threats spurred heavy selling. The Dow dropped 9.60 to 850.32 amid reports Kim Il Sung warned of possible war and Johnson loosening Vietnam bombing limits. Trading volume reached 9.66 million shares.
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Korea
New York
Asia
Kim Ilsung
Johnson
North Vietnam
Federal Reserve Board
Western
Europe
Guman Nominated for Bridgeport City Council Post
Guman, longtime Community Development official at City Hall, is proposed for the council seat. He is a partner at DeSiena and Guman law firm and holds Fairfield University and UConn Law School degrees. he served in Korea with the Marine Corps and has numerous bar associations. He is married to Dorothy Tetreault and they have two children.
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Nance
McMahon
Guman
John P. Maiocco, Jr
DeSiena
Bridgeport
Connecticut
American Bar Associations
American Trial Lawyers’ Association
Connecticut Trial Lawyers’ Association
National Association of Defense Lawyers
American Judicature Society
Catholic War Veterans
Raymond ™. Harris
VFW
Harry Congdon American Legion Post
Chateau Thierry
Marine Corps League
Dorothy Tetreault
Waterbury
Mary Beth
John
Donald
Shapiro Urges Massive Drive to Curb Poverty
Connecticut official calls for an eight point plan backed by federal funds to expand work training day care and aid to dependent children. He cites rising ADC caseloads and a $35 million state deficit largely covered by federal funds while urging business and Congress to act.
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Welfare
Welfare Department
Shapiro
Hartford Lions Club
ADC
Connecticut
State Welfare Department
Congress
Waterbury camp-out leads to housing lease commitments
About 65 residents who occupied City Hall overnight won city pledges to provide leased apartments. Leader Hubert Williamson said five units would be ready February 16 and four more later, funded by a federal program. Williamson hailed the move as progress for Black Americans. Mayor Palomba pledged the additional apartments, with details to follow.
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Bartler
Waterbury
City Hall
City
Hall
Hubert Williamson
Williamson
Lettermens’ Club
Black Youth Movement
Frederick W. Palomba’Jr
Connecticut Leader Urges Federal Help for Urban Crises
Shapiro argues government costs for education welfare and police will rise until Washington takes full responsibility. He says if federal funds cover the Cuban refugee program it should also cover aid for poorer Puerto Ricans and southern migrants moving to Connecticut.
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Shapiro
Connecticut
Puerto Rico
Meriden Reform Plan Aims at Student Transfers
An Eight Free Meriden reform notes two students caught amid a larger incident. Officials discuss a transfer program from the 1967 General Assembly to move unruly youths to reformatory facilities, with transfers hampered by time and court-issue concerns. Names of hometowns include Bridgeport Hartford New Haven South Norwalk Willimantic Manchester.
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Bridgeport
Hartford
New Haven
South
Norwalk
Willimantic
Manchester
Corrigibles
Cheshire
Norwich
Morgan
General Assembly
Cheshire Reformatory
NPE
Meriden ‘School
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Hue
Dog’s
New York State National Guard
N. Korea
John D, Guman JR
Radclife
Ashley
Thomas Vaterio
Orange Lions Club
Harold Ives
Whalley Theater
Mississippi
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