Arrival of Glenn and JFK prompts a Florida visit
Washington reports Glenn and Kennedy plan trips around Palm Beach and Patrick Air Force Base as the Glenn family stays in Florida. NASA says naval shelter experiments are ongoing with readings near 70 degrees. A special Air Force plane will shuttle the elder Glenns to meetings in Palm Beach.
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Washington
Navy
Heth Tsda
MD. Naval Hospital
Arlington, Way
Tome
New Concord
Ohio
Fegee
Air Force
Glensalturen
Zanesville
Sea Lawn
Andrews Air Force Base
Kennedy
Florida
Gleen
Paln Beach
Glenn
Glens
Coona Beach
Patrick Air Force Base
Palm Beach
Glenns
For &Hse
Glen
Wy Washigton
John
Yaas
Waas
el Centro
Calif
San Diego
Fire Rips House In Easton Overnight
A blaze swept a two story Easton residence causing 13000 in damages. Firefighters from Easton and nearby towns battled the flames, suspecting a cigarette sparked the second floor bedroom fire. No injuries reported as residents were sheltered with relatives.
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Easton
Walkout Blocks Vote On Pay Hike In Bridgeport
The plan proposes a salary boost totaling 400 in new increases plus 200 already slated, with 200 continuing on the current scale. Board members King Caldwell and Schopick discuss the adjournment and the projected cost of about 250000, arguing the proposal would raise salaries and position Bridgeport favorably versus nearby communities.
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King
Caldwell
Bridgeport
Schopick
Ballots impounded in Queens election recount under way
In Queens Sixth district a Democrat backed by Kennedy led unofficial returns by 104 votes after about 200 military ballots were not counted. Ballots were impounded and a full canvass begins Monday as Rosenthal led with 16 032 votes while Ty Galvin tallied 35 839 defeating Kennedy backed rival.
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New York
Queens
Kennedy
Denjemin S Rosenthal
Rogenthal
Jicgn
Thomas Ty Galvin
Nee
Wh A. Ruckefehar
Glenn relaxes between sessions on Bahama island
Astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. relaxed between medical exams on Bahama island by swimming with two physicians and later attending a party with 146 colleagues. He later reunited with Alan Shepard and Robert Gilruth, discussed conditions from weightlessness, and entered hospital for continued tests.
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Turk Island
Bahamas
John H. Glenn Jr
Tellng
Atlantic
Glenn
Alan H. Shepard
America
Robert R. Gilruth
Project Mercury
Glen
Gleon
Glean
Engineer A Hoffman Dies at 67 in Rhode Island
A Hoffman 67,, chief engineer at Stantry Works, also ran a private management consulting service since 1932. He founded Leslie A Hoffman Associates in 1947, engaged in guiding youth programs, town affairs, and education. Survived by wife Ruby, two sons, mother, a brother, five grandchildren, and a nephew. Services Saturday at Wilmot West and Goulding funeral home. Burial private.
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Rhode Island
Hoffman
Stantry Works
Tirin
Leslie A. Hoffman
Asdoci‘ales
General Engileering Consultants
Hoffan
Hoy Scouts
Trumbull
Board of Assessors and Education
St. John's Lodge No
Kiwanis Club
Long Hill Methodist Church
Wilmot, West and Goulding
Lafayette Street
Edwin A. Martney
Ruby C. Hoffman
Leslie J
Orange
Richard A. Hoffman
Wilmington
Del
Jasher Files
Weymouth
Mass
E. Ray Hoffman
Norwoort
Dominican Republic Declares National Emergency
The Dominican government declared a state of national emergency and urged moderation to prevent provocation. It alleged that funds taken from the Trujillo era treasury are being used by international communists to stir unrest and threaten the nation’s economy and elections.
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Santo Domingo
Intaymants
Trujillo
Wallingford Democrats Endorse Kowalski for Senate
The Democratic Town Committee of Wallingford endorsed U S Rep Frank Kowalski of Meriden for the Democratic nomination for U S senator. The Wallingford committee, the 26th in the state, backs Kowalski’s bid, per an announcement from his office.
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Meriden
Democratic
Wallingford
Goldwater Urges America to Stress Moral Values
Senator Goldwater told about 1000 at the Jacoby Brotherhood lecture at the University of Bridgeport that the United States has failed to project a moral image, stressing materialism over faith. He warned of a world view that equates American life with gadgets and luxury and urged embracing Judeo Christian principles and justice for all. He contrasted American ideals with Soviet materialism and urged a steadfast stance for truth, liberty under God, and personal freedom.
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Edward Hoffman
Barry M. Goldwater
America
Russia
Arizona Republican
University of Bridgeport
United States of America
Imani
Goldwater
United States
U.S
Wamecha
Eprigin Gene J Demeniment Information-Services
God
Senator Goldwater
James H. Halsey
University
Benny W. Littlefield
Arthur J.unin
Frank
Jacoby
Prescott
Rconn
Fun Lodge
E. Everett Cartwright
Tedesco
Harald M. Holbrook
Sacred Heart Church
Michael Hecht
Radeph Stotem Synagogue
Joseph IG. Simko
84 John's Orthodox Church
Raymond W. Stewart
W. Eat] Sauerwein
Trustees Auditorium
Rana ‘Han
Woman Gives Birth in Quimperle France Today
Mrs. Yacinthe Noo a 34 year old farmer's wife in Quimperle France reportedly gave birth to her seventh child today. The report notes she has four sets of twins and adds details from the UPI dispatch.
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Quimperle
France
Fel
Dempsey Pushes Resources Plan For Open Spaces
Governor Dempsey urged a sound continuing program to save open spaces and natural resources. He directed Commissioner Gill to craft a statewide open space plan within 60 days, assisted by LeRoy Jones of the Connecticut Development Commission. The plan should use land and water for recreation, industry, and homes while preserving open spaces around urban centers.
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Hartford
Dempsey
Jseph N. Gill
Agriculture and Natural Resources Department
LeRoy Jones
Mannaging
Connecticut
Gill
New England
West
Congress
Treasury of Natural Resources
William H. Shyte
New York
Shyte
Dempsey Names 3 To AID Handicapped Panel
HartfordFebruary 21 AP Governor Dempsey filled four vacancies today on the Governors Committee on Employment of the Handicapped Arnold Lawrence of Manchester was appointed to succeed the late Frederick Rodlans of Stamford Appointed to replace those who resigned were John E Cronin Manchester Thomas Morrison East Hartford and Frederick W McDonald West Hartford They succeed State Rep Joseph Rourke of New Haven Lewis J Piccirillo of Wethersfield and Ellsworth S Grant of West Hartford
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Hartford
Dempsey
Arnold Lawrence
Manchester
Frederick Rodlans
Stamford
John E. Cronin
Thomas Morrison
East Hartford
Frederick W. McDonald
West Hartford
Joseph Rourke
New Haven
Lewis J. Piccirillo
Wethersfield
Ellsworth S. Grant
Army seeks 560 dogs for base guard duty
The Army urgently needs 560 purebred German shepherds for guard duty at Army and Air Force bases with a plan to acquire 3,700 more later this year. Dogs must be three years old or younger, at least 33 inches at the shoulder, and physically and mentally sound. Purchases to be made by the U S Animal Procurement Office at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio Texas.
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Mashington
Army
Air Force
U. S
Lackland
Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
Goldwater Attacks Kennedy Tax Moves At Fairfield Rally
In Fairfield County a GOP rally featured Senator Goldwater denouncing Kennedy tax plans as a threat to free men. Prescott Bush praised Goldwater as a bold leader and urged support. Rep. Sibal and State Sen. Lupton joined the event, praising the conservative approach and calling for strong Republican turnout.
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Dr. Weaver
Presiden Kennedy
Ribicoff
Goldwater
Bush
Prescott Bush
Hanpy
Senate
Fairfield County
U.S
Sen
Hee
Kennedy
Sibal
Washington Y
Rep
1- Ml
John H. Glenn, Jr
Tusk
Hel
Hési
John M. Lupton
Weston
Fatal Blaze Blamed On Matches In Bridgeport Fire
A family and other residents escaped a deadly blaze in Bridgeport while a two year old Timothy was critically injured and rushed to Bridgeport Hospital. Firefighters battled the inferno for about an hour as the home was gutted. Red Cross aided survivors and a fundraising committee was set up by Rev Wilfred Hansen. The Williams family asked for contributions to the fund instead of flowers.
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Brinding Haly
Ay Fascell
Dante Fascall
Dela
Jose
Department of Agriculture
George Meader
R-Mith
Carl Albert
D-Okla
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Kennedy
Albert
Sidney Yates
Crios
Weaver
Federal Housing Authority
Public Housing Authorty
Federal National Mortgage Association
Bridgeport Brass Company
Beverly
Charles
Timothy
Bridgeport Hospistal
Peter Longo
Paul McNamara
Michael Banik
Williams
Joseph Pauley
Hawley ,Avenue
Red Cross
Stratford
American Red Cross
Alexander Hamilton
Wilfred Hansen
First Methodist Church
Norwalk NRA seeks 350000 for land purchase and bonds
Norwalk officials schedule special meetings to act on the Norwalk Redevelopment Agency request for 350000 to buy a 2.3 acre tract within the South Norwalk urban renewal project. The plan involves issuing 150000 in road bonds and using short term notes to cover a 390000 loan, enabling a 500000 pool for land acquisition and later condemnation actions for nine parcels. The NRA aims to secure the site for a nine story building by Southern New England Telephone and a rehabbed shopping center, with tie‑ins to utility timelines and court guarantees. The notice also lists marriage intentions and a chorus director appointment, with rehearsals set for Monday.
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Frank J. Cooke
Norwalk Redevelopment Agency
South Norwalk
NRA
Sang Hor
Barrow
North Main Street
Penahasington Street
West
Washington Street
Snetco
Franklin Street
Street
Spring Street
West Washington Street
Mabel G. Tretanu
Ditford Lawson Knight
Roodnercourt
Ely Avenue
U.S
Nevy
Peggy Ann Webb
Leonard Street
Harold Frederick Tayt
Carpenter
Bridge Street
Joyce Eileen Hayes
Panbury Road
Georgetawn
Floyd T. Higgins
Ponus Ridge
Recreation Commission
Community Chorus
Norwalk
Paris Ridge
Hunter's
State Central Committee Members Attend Lie Rally
State Central committee members and party figures from the county attended the Lie rally. State Chairman A Searle Pile ney was among them. A portrait of Senator Goldwater was presented by the Faire field University Young Republican Club for his service to the marine. The presentation was made by Paul Heambach, a member of the club.
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Janen
State Central Committee
A. Searle Pileney
Whem
Senator Goldwater
Fairefield University
Young Republican
Clus
Paul Heambach
Highways 10ed by rain snow cause city accidents
Police report icy road conditions caused a string of collisions across city sections. Ruth A Franko of 108 Kossuth Street crashed into a parked car on California Avenue. Irene Somma of 30 Central Avenue struck two parked cars on Olive Street near Park Avenue. Peter Viselli, 22, of 035 Laurel Avenue, skidded on Wood Avenue near Hughes and hit a car driven by Ann Menalli of 52 Thompson Street, then hit a parked car. Visell faced auto law charges, released on summons pending Circuit Court hearing next week. Further reports were not available late night.
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Alt
Pam
Ruth. A. Franko
Kossuth Street
California Street
Victor Anzellolli
California Agenue
Olive Street
Park Avenue
Irene Somma
Central Avenue
George A. Vines
Peter Viseli
Laurel Avenue
Wood Avenue
Hughes
Tice
Ann Menailll
Thompson Street
Visell
Robert J .Hannon
North Main’ Street
Patice
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