Newark Teachers Vote to Defy Court Order
Newark teachers union representing about 3,200 educators voted to strike despite a Superior Court injunction. The Newark Board of Education and the NTA were about 200 89 apart on the 1900 67 budget when Judge Nelson Mintz barred a walkout as illegal and against public interest.
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Newark
N.J
Newark ‘Teachers Association
NTA
Lnday
Newark, Board of Education
Superior Court
Nelson Mintz
Sal
Mintz
River Line Proposals Face Public Objections
Public hearing in Town 31 on River Lines to regulate encroachment and flood discharge. Citizens from Bridgeport and Fairfield urged delay and modifications citing property impact and prior flooding history while officials noted permit conditions once lines set.
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Brewster Street
Bridgeport
Fairfield
Frank Tomaiuola
Griand Street
Russell Kinsman
Bullard Compeniy
Frank Feroleto Sr
Max Ams Company
Ig. Curry
State Water
Brewster Sheet
Tomaivoto
Kinsman
Floods Hit Five States and Texas Basin Wildlife Then
Heavy rains and snowmelt flooded Wisconsin Minnesota Nebraska Missouri and Texas with severe weather sweeping the south central region. Gainesville Texas faced its worst flood since 1957 displacing hundreds and drowning four monkeys at the zoo as crews rescued animals and a rogue kangaroo fled citywide. Strong winds knocked out power at Carswell Air Force Base while rain totals and storms lashed Arkansas Tennessee Missouri and Minnesota prompting civil defense alerts and road closures.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Nebraska
Missouri
Texas
Gainesville
Strategic Air Command
Carswell Air Force Base
Fort Worth
Pecan Creek
Elm Creek
U.S. Weather Bureau
West Plains
Pine Bluff
Ark
Munroe
San Antonio
Tex
Austin
New Ulm
Brainerd
Minn
Karl Rolvaag
Batman actor Adam West sidelined by flu and exhaustion
Adam West, 32, star of the TV Batman, was hospitalized with flu and exhaustion. A Fox spokesman said shooting was planned without him and he hopes to return to the set Friday. West said he believes he was struck by the flu and fatigue.
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Hollywood
Adam West
Crunch
West
20Th Cen
Hysfox
Siti
Viet Cong Killings Highlight Copter Base Report
Bridgeport Republicans heard Raymond Schaller at a Lincoln Day dinner. he urged unity and warned against letting internal fights endanger elections. The event drew about 100 party members at Eichner's restaurant amid restive insurgent voices and calls to keep vigor in GOP leadership.
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Bridgeport
GOP
Raymond Schaller
New York City
Eisenhower
Republican Action
New York County
Manhattan
Eichner's
Poli
Humphrey Leads U S Push for Saigon Reform Plan
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey flew to Saigon with South Vietnam’s leaders to drive the Honolulu Declaration’s political social and economic program. Ky and Thieu pledged support as Humphrey outlined immediate actions to defeat hunger disease and ignorance in Viet Nam.
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Honolulu
Hubert H. Humphrey
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Nguyen van Thieu
Johnson
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Humphrey
Los Angeles
Viet Nam
Thieu
la Rostrum
U S Aircraft Step Up Attacks As Ground Activity Slackens
U S Marines bombers and artillery killed 27 Viet Cong near a helicopter base in Operation Double Eagle south of Quang Ngai City as air strikes intensified north and south of the border. Vice President Humphrey to visit Saigon with Vietnamese leaders after a summit in Honolulu. Casualty tallies show continuing heavy losses on all sides with U S and South Vietnamese forces sustaining fatalities and missing personnel.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Qung Ngai City
Hubert J. Humphrey
Chielal
Nguyen van Thieur
Nguyen S20
Honolulu
Johnson
Humphrey
Pentagon
Bill on Bank Mergers Passed by Congress
Congress swiftly approves a bill to nullify antitrust challenges to three major bank mergers. Continental Illinois National Bank Chicago Manufacturers Hanover Trust New York and First Security National Bank Lexington face eased scrutiny as the measure allows a merger when community needs outweigh competition concerns.
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Washington
UPI
Mervers
Senate
Nis
House
Justice Department
Continental Illinois National Bank
Chicago
Manufacturers Hanover Trust Company
New York City
First Security National Bank & Trust Co
Lexington
Bids Open for 232 Unit Senior Housing Project in Bridgeport
Bridgeport Housing Authority opened bids for a new M story 232 unit senior citizen apartment complex on East Washington Ave near Harriet St. John Zandanella Inc. submitted the apparent low bid of 3,046,000 with four firms bidding. Final approval rests with the U S Public Housing Administration.
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East Washington Avenue
Harriet Street
Bridgeport Housing Authority
John Zandanella, Inc
BHA
U.S. Public Housing Administration
Coun
Tra Doa
Stewart Street
Edwin Moss and Son
Bridgeport
S. O Ppulito and Sons
Stamford
PHA
New York
Features for Everybody In Telegram Every Day Page
Classified ads and assorted features from a newspaper page include sections like Comics, Crossword Puzzle, Dear Abby and Editorials. Also listed are Financial News, Bridge column, Obituaries, Polly's Pointers, Sports and Women’s News with various authors and columnists.
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Telegram
Dear Abby
Financial News
Jacoby On Bridge
Polly's
Sylvia Porter
Dr. Brandstadt
Women's News Riveree
Senate approves $45 billion Viet Nam war financing bill
The Senate Armed Services Committee unanimously backs a $45 billion authorization aiding Vietnam operations. Chairman Richard Russell warns against tying policy statements to funding. The measure, part of an $812.8 billion package, funds aircraft and missiles, port and airfield construction, and defense R&D.
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Washington
Viet Nam
Senate Armed Services Committee
Richard B. Russell
Johnson
U.S
Far East
Russell
Senate
Congress
Lincoln
Cawney
House
Defense Roberts
McNamara
South Viet Nam
Secretary of Defense
Inmate Sues Warden Over Private Lawyer Conference
A state prison inmate sues Warden Frederick J. Reincke seeking private conference with counsel. Judge Michael Radin continued the suit until March 10. The inmate, serving time for an earlier incident, seeks a private room to meet Public Defender Len Flaherty Jr. amid new charges.
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Somers
UPI
Frederick J. Reincke
Anthony Jr
Saja
Superior Court
Michael Radin
Charles Stroh
Reineke
Saia
Cheshire Reformatory
Sophie Tucker Dies in New York Home
New York AP reports singer Sophie Tucker known as The Last of the Red Hot Mama dies at 78 in her Manhattan residence. She had been treated for intestinal inflammation after a hospital stay last fall and suffered a chronic lung condition and kidney ailment. Tucker lived at 137 Park Ave and last performed publicly late in the previous year at the Latin Quarter.
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New York
Sophie Tucker
Manhattan
Tucker
Park Ave
Santo Domingo Riots Leave Students and Police Dead
In Santo Domingo, a student demonstration sparked bloody rioting that killed seven people, including three students and two policemen, with at least 22 injured. U.S. troops moved in to remove embassy personnel as anti-U.S. sentiment surged and police fired teargas and rifles amid chaos downtown.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Santo Domingos
U.S
inter-Americ ‘Dn Forte
U.S. Information Agency
Ant Ziant
National Palace
Hec au|Siby
University of Santo Domingo
Hector Garcia-Godoy
Haiti
German Perez Montas
Perlecjan
Tegrou
Tthen
U.N
Sibal Announces Bid for Congress
Former Norwalk congressman Abner W. Sibal announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination in the Fourth district. He withdrew from the GOP gubernatorial race at a news conference in the Netwalk Motor Inn and is expected to oppose Democrat incumbent Donald J. Tein in November for the House seat he held four years earlier.
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Norwalk
Abner W. Sibal
Congress
Netwalk Motor Inn
Sibal
Donald J. Tein
Irwin
Johnson
Sibyl
GOP
United Support
Selectmen Recommend Six More Fairfield Police Officers
Fairfield board backs adding six officers in the next fiscal year starting July 1 as part of a police budget review. Police commission had asked for ten. budget total is 658 871 dollars with salaries tied to collective bargaining. Commission members Serre and Dooghdle praised the recommendations as satisfactory.
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Fairfield Police Department
Tuly
Board of Selectmen
Police Commission
Finance Board
ATM
Philip J. Ganser
Selectmen
J. Brown
George W. Serre
Edmund Dooghdle
Commission
Judge rules no pay rise for TWU workers for three years
New York AP report states Supreme Court Justice Irving H. Saypol rules state law bars pay raises for reinstated public employees who participated in illegal strikes. The 12 day transit workers strike ended last month, with retroactive raises delayed until a three year term. The Transit Authority and Mayor Lindsay face appeals as the case tests public-employe wage limits.
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TWU
New York
Tus
Supreme Court
Irving H. Saypol
Crippsing
Saypol
Johnson
John ¥. Lindsay
Lindsay
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