Violence Flares as Algerian Peace Efforts Collapse
Wide scale unrest erupts in Eastern Paris as up to 10,000 demonstrators clash with police near the Bastille, leaving six dead by head injuries and two trampled. Police report 14 officers injured and claim organized commandos of 25 to 30 attackers. Across Algeria and Oran, rival underground groups clash with fatalities and courthouse damage.
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Fot
Secret Army
Paris
Lye
Pisce de la Bastilje
Foliceman
Maurice Leaay
Municipal Polics
Thews Conferente Fink
Oommando
Roger Frey
Police 10 Club
Mediterranean
Algeria
European Secret Army
Pelsonal Liberation Front
City Seeks Expanded Health Insurance For Employees
The IGEC requests more medical insurance as the Civil Service and Tax boards debate funding. Eight years since a city plan update health costs have risen. current coverage covers about 80 percent of hospital costs, burdening workers. A $157,100 budget line is proposed for the coming year to support the present programs and a possible major medical plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kershner
Ely
Civil Service Commission
Blue Cross
GMS
Tay Board
Torrie
Kennedy Ends Visit to Japan and China Trip
Kennedy and family wrap up six day Japan visit with a gift pin from Kohei Hanaumi and a Sailor pin commemorating PT Boat 109. Ethel Kennedy visits Futaba orphanage while U S and Japanese officials share cultural exchanges. The President then heads to Hong Kong and Indonesia as part of a round the world tour. He meets labor leaders and calls out U S policy critics during discussions in Tokyo. Kennedy acknowledges diplomacy challenges and jokes about media treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Japan Institute of Foreign Affairs
Kennedy
Gunji Jason
Hanami
Fuji
Yoshitaka Yamataka
Hiroshima University
Akira Nakajima
Tokyo University
Yoshiro Ni
Hong Kong
Sulong
Indonesia
Netherlands
West New Guinea
Lan
U.S
Takarta
American Pacific
Iennedy
Japan
United States
Tokyo
Lile
Jess Cordlel Thas
Lyndon
Johnson
Pakistan
Gal Lim
Bashir Ahmad
Aldra Twai
America
Twai
Sohyo
Wade
Swain
Amariva
Taft Kennedy
Foreign Correspondents' Club
Robert Kennnedy
John Randolph
Sibal Plans Talks With Two Governors
Norwalk feb 9 congressman Abner W Sital R Conn will meet Governor Dempsey in Hartford Feb 13 and Governor Rockefeller in Albany Feb 20 to discuss New Haven railroad problems. He hopes these talks will advance the railroad situation amid federal aid limits and state responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Abner W. Sital
R-Conn
Dempsey
Hartford
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Albany
New Haven
Sital
Ren Sibil
Wo Savernayss
Rockefeller
Crews Battle Freezing Snow on Area Roads
Area crews fought a freezing snow event causing multiple crashes near the old Trumbull town hall and Bowle PLL intersection. Drivers Leroy Chapman and Gabriel Abreu were named. Abreu faces a fault distance charge. One passenger was hospitalized at St Vincent’s. Police note other minor incidents under investigation.
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Elizabeth Albrecht
Skyview Drive
James Carletti
Elliott Road
Monroe
Michael DelVecchio
Leroy Chapman
White Street
Danbury
Gabriel Abreu
Fairfield Avenue
Abreu
Circuit Court
Trumbull Poice
Fairfield
Missionaries Safe in Congo Amid Eastern Kivu Turmoil
Malayan Maj. Adam Bin Abi Bakat reports all white civilians and missionaries in eastern Kivu, including four American children, are safe. Troops formerly loyal to Girenga roam western Kivu, with isolated incidents of violence limited to past mass killings blamed on scattered forces. White residents at Kampene, Kalole, Moyo, and Rivitu confirm safety despite shortages of food and medicine and civil unrest in the province.
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Leofoldville
Congo
Feh. 9
Kivu
Adam bin Abi Bakat
Kama
Stanleyville
Katanga
Adam
Antoine Girenga
Kinda
Kasongo
Kindu
Xoteolo
Adan
Kivi Kamala
Samuel Vinton
Congo Tission
Vinton
Kampene
Kalole
Moyo
Rivtu
Lincoln Day Talks Slated by Sibal in Norwalk and York
Congress man Abner W. Sibal will headline Lincoln Day events in York Pennsylvania and Bridgeport with a Lincoln dinner city council sponsorship and Republican Town committee turnout. He is also set to address the Fifth Senatorial district Lincoln dinner in Plainville. Gartinouly's reshman basketball team had eight players who played high school football, four were SMUT and four played one.
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Norwalk
Abner W. Sibal
York
York County Council of Republican Women
Sibal
Bridgeport
Fairway
Plainville
Gartinouly'sreshman
SMUT
Rainpall Threatens Coast and California Floods
Storms lash Los Angeles area closing schools and sparking four day break for students. Bel Air landslides and a ruined restaurant near Sacramento injure three as counties face floods and evacuated residents. Roads wash out across central California, snow blankets the northern mountains, and a broad winter storm spans Nevada Utah to New England with above normal warmth in Texas.
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Nehes
Noremal
Kenneth L. Wolf
Los Angeles
Lincoln
Dominguez Channel
Loe
Angeles
Bel-Air
Roscomare Road
Nacramento
Californa
Hupe Lemoore Naval Air Station
Kings County
San Luis Obispo
Kern
Nevada
Donner Summit
California
Mt. Skasta
Siskiyou Range
Sierra
Norden
Donner Suamit
Pacific Coast
Utah
Colorado
Midwest
Washington, D.C
Indiana
South Bend
Chicago
Toledo
Youngstaya
Akron
Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
New England
Mississippi
Alton
North Dakota
Texas
Alice
Cops Seek Two Assailants In Car Agency Robbery
Haymes Motors sales chief Jack J. Lyddy was struck from behind and robbed of 74 dollars at the agency on Fairview Avenue. He lay in a hospital in Bridgeport in serious condition. Detectives Lombardi and Kearseley lead the investigation as Stevane and Fabriai questioned witnesses.
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Jack J. Lyddy
Haymes Motors Inc
Avenue
Bridgeport Hospital
Lyddy
Rockwood Avenue
Automobile Agency
Mr. Lyddy
Willard Stevane
Anthony Fabriai
Edward Lombardi
Alfred Kearseley
Jayne Mansfield Recalls Death Scarred Night At Coral Atoll
Jayne Mansfield described from a hospital bed a night on a tiny coral atoll after a water accident left her chilled and battered by waves and insect bites. She, husband Mickey Hargitay and publicist Jack Drury were rescued after failing to swim to nearby Rose Island.
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Nassaq
Bahamas
Jayne Mansfield
Mansfield
Mickey Hargitay
Jack Drury
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Lonely Rose Island
Hargitay
Drury
Jayne
Miss Mansfield
Lake
Lus
Rose Island
Sewsman
Dig for More Bodies in Mine in Saarbrucken
Disaster teams toiled through muck and debris at the Luigenthal mine after an explosion. 286 miners dead, 62 hospitalized with 12 in critical condition as authorities probe methane gas ignition and a possible gallery collapse. Families kept vigil as rescue aimed for completion, with reports fluctuating on the death toll.
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Saarbruecken
Germany
Luigenthal
Saerbruecken
Buisenthal
Dempsey names Economicales for GD program
Governor Dempsey forms a 19 member emergency economic stabilization committee to ensure Connecticut’s economy functions under a national emergency. The roster includes Hartford real estate, department store, grocery, bank, and manufacturing leaders along with labor and health officials. Hewes heads the panel with plans for rent and price control and rationing committees to prep standby plans.
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Hartford
Dempsey
Connecticut
State Advisory Committee
Hewes
Philip Hewes
State Bank
Mr. Neidlitz
Samuel Einstein
Hartford Department Store
Charles R. Carroll
West Hartford
Grocery Chain
Joseph N. Gill
Com'anteelonar
Agriculture and Natural Resources
James W. Perkins
New Condon
W. Lindsey Booth
East Hampton
Frederick H. Waterhouse
Manufacturers Association of Connecticut
Seymour Smith
Harchard Tolerance
Eloise K. Eckler
State Health Department
Division of Nutrition
Daniel J. Gallagher
Norwich
State Labor Council
William B. Cafsky
State Chamber of Commerce
Corelius P. Courtney
Connecticut Food Stores Association
Nelson C. J. Brown
Connecticut Petroleum Council
David Breen
New Haven
R. Emer JSON Smith
Connecticut Association of Real Estate Boards
Bernard G. Kranowitz
Manufacturers’ Council of
New Britain
Attlio R. Frassinelli
Comemissioner
Consumer Protection
Frank A. Giorgio
U.S. Department of Labor
Wagner Galls NHRR Meeting Highlights Aid Quest
State officials and members of Congress questioned the claim. Three trustees released a joint statement trimming down Smiths optimism and urging continued government aid to keep railroad operations alive. A Wagner representative said Gelinite props may be offered to support keeping the carrier in operation.
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Congress
Tater
Smith
Wagner
Widespread counterfeit ring hunted in New York area
In New York Fen 3 AP report details a cache of counterfeit ten dollar bills seized by Secret Service agents. A man jailed for bail refusal is tied to the ring that printed the fake currency with plates traced to hidden presses. U.S. Attorney Hoey notes counterfeiting persists nationwide.
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New York
Fen
Authocities
Ring
U.S
Joseph A. Hoey
United States
East
Coune
First Foot
Brooklyn
Joseph Magnio
Max Schilfman
Ribicoff to Run Leader Claims By Party Figures
The piece reports Ribicoff planning to run with leaders asserting his candidacy, while Rep. Kowalski of Meriden questions Ribicoff’s self-presentation. Kowalski criticizes the portrayal of Ribicoff as an available candidate and stresses the Democrats’ push for the senator’s renomination. Sen. Prescott Bush seeks a third term.
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Frank
Kowalski
Meriden
Rep
Kolwalski
Ritkoff
Connecticut
Washington
Ribicoft
Korwalski
Toyatier
Prescott Bush
Greenwich
Dempsey Refuses Plea To Remain Neutral In Dem Primary
Hartford Feb 2 AP Governor Dempsey refused to declare himself neutral in the Democratic race for U S Senate. Rep Frank Kowalski urged disassociation from party leaders and a one ticket approach. Dempsey said the ticket must reflect individual merits and that neutrality would mislead the party. He noted the ticket will be chosen at the state convention and will reflect collective thinking. The governor added he cannot preempt the delegates choice on the Senate nomination.
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Dempsey
Hartford
Frank Kawilski
Maziden
Bush
Kowalski
John M. Halley
Abraham A. Ribball
Kennedy
Kowalskine
Ribicott
Senate
Siempsey
Democratic Party
Demasey
Povernor
Disabled Airliner Makes Safe Landing
A malfunctioning Trans-Canada airliner diverted to an emergency Montreal runway after an attempted shooting in Brazil. An Air Force mechanic, with hospital contacts, fired twice at General Nelson de Melo but missed. The jet landed safely after jettisoning fuel, while detailed injuries and motives remained unclear.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Nelson de Melo
Montreal
Melo
Trans-Canada
Hap Hore
Army
Ottawa
Renewal agency approves no new note issue for West Side project
The Redevelopment agency authorized no new issue of temporary notes for the West Side No. 1 project with an amount mostly exceeding 700000. Proceeds plus cash on hand will pay off 852000 in notes issued last year to start acquisitions and demolitions. New notes will be funded from federal grants and property re sale.
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Cordinator
Joseph M. Desborn
Braider Furniture Company
Ritz
Dearborn
John J. Relihan
Calvary Seventh Day Adventist Church
Pine Street
Joseph and
Rose Zeisler
Hancoes Avenue
Pinestreet
Frank and
Mary Csepke
Hancock Avenue
John P. Flanagan
Wee
Len J. Dunn
Dearbor
Refihan
Desir Sion
New York
Dunn
Dearbarn
Max Rosenberg
Ofice
Lizhethe Celia
Bridgeport Gas Company
U.S. Housing and Hong Finance Agency
Nick Carter Writer Dies in His 84th Year
The author of Nick Carter dime novels, famed for true crime and detective tales, died at a nursing home at age 83. He contributed to Hearst publications and Cosmopolitan magazine, and his career spanned theater, playwriting, and historical monuments writing.
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Monterey
Mass
He Samal C. Seale
London
UPT
Nick Ordeal
Carter
Mike Marten
Ireland
Hays
Fingland
Edenbridge
Spaulding
Nick Carter
King
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