ABCD Report Defends Anti Poverty Work Against Dyer Charges
ABCD responds to Mr Dyer criticism by detailing salaries, use of public relations, and volunteer services. The report by Kepler Harris Merchant and Giles argues ABCD operates efficiently, highlights core programs and community impact, and rebuts claims of waste while noting extensive volunteer involvement and coordination with other agencies.
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Port
Dyer
Doty
ABCD
Edwin C. Kepler
Harbert Harris
John Merchant
Williaam Giles
Connecticut
Baal
Red Cross
Salvation Army
OKO
ARCD
Report 5
de Clares
South End
Golden Hill Street
State Troopers Help Deliver Haddam Baby
Haddam mother Kathleen Harris and baby boy were delivered by Resident State Police officer Willard Marsden and Trooper John Calhoun after a morning ride to Middlesex Memorial Hospital could not be completed in time. Both mother and child were reported doing well at the hospital.
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Haddam
UPI
Kathleen Harris
Robert
Middlesex Memorial Hospital
Chester
Willard Marsden
John Calhoun
Westbrook Barracks
Harris
Higganum
Hanoi's Four Point Stand on Vietnam Peace Talks
The text recalls Hanoi's insistence on four points for peace: U.S. troop withdrawal, no foreign bases or alliances, internal South Vietnamese settlement without foreign interference, and peaceful reunification without foreign meddling. It notes U.S. rejection of unconditional talks and Hanoi's stance that Washington must prove steps toward these points.
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U.S
South Vietnam
Vvietnam
Vietnam
National Liberation Front
Hanoi
Ho Chi Minh
North Vietnam
South
United Nations
Washington
Teachers Can Apply For Overseas Jobs
The State Employment Service Office at 1281 Main Street offers information on teaching positions with the Overseas Dependents School system. A bachelor's degree with 18 hours of professional training and two years teaching experience is required. The Defense Department runs 310 overseas schools for service members and employees. Archbishop Cardinal Spellman, visiting Honolulu, praised American soldiers in Vietnam as tremendous after meeting U.S. service men.
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State Employment Service
Main Street
U.S. Defense Department
Overseas Dependents
Defense Department
Department
Honolulu
UPI
Francis
Cardinal Spellman
New York
U. S
Vietnam
Greater Hartford Jaycees golf classic renamed GHG Open
The 106000 dollar Greater Hartford Jaycees golf classic at Wethersfield Country Club will be renamed the GHG Open for its 16th edition next August. Co chairmen Ed McManus and Jim Dillon said the change reflects wider community interest and continued support from local insurers.
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Greater Hartford
Ed McManus
Jim Dillon
GHG
Jaycees
Fight on Smoking Of Cigarettes Has New Switch
A narrator urges a broad coalition to curb cigarette use arguing health risks are severe and calling for action by legislators clergy physicians administrators trade unions and public health workers. The piece notes Italy banned cigarette advertising and Britain restricts it on TV while Americans consider health warnings and bans.
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Paul
P.T.A
Italy
Britain
America
Congress
Piccolo Trial Resumes Today In U S Court
Frank Piccolo of Stratford faces a five count federal gambling case in New Haven seeking proof of willful failure to purchase a $50 gambling tax stamp and to register as a wagering business from July 1 1964 to July 13 1966. The judge granted a mistrial in Bridgeport last October after a heart seizure. Trial resumes at 10 a m today.
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Frank Piccolo
Peace Street
Stratford
U.S. District Court
New Haven
Piccolo
William H. Timbers
Bridgeport
Study Opposes Pacts to Curb News Crime Coverage
An ANPA report argues against self censorship by newspapers and warns against assuming printed truth prejudices jurors. It supports publicity as a crime deterrent, cites the Kennedy assassination coverage, notes the Sheppard case limits, and favors newsroom cooperation over rigid codes.
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Hugh Dillon
Southern Michigan
ANPA
Dope Plant Found in Jalisco Cemetery
Federal agents uncovered a flourishing marijuana plantation in the Jalisco municipal cemetery on Tuesday, signaling a rare and bold cultivation site in a cemetery grounds suspected of housing illicit crops.
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Jalisco
Mexico
Errant Missile Shot At In Caribbean Pursuit By Jets
A Pentagon spokesman described two F4 Phantom interceptor jets chasing a Mace missile after launch from Eglin. The missile veered south-southeast at 25,000 feet toward Colba, with a third Phantom joining from 100 miles out. Cannon fire reached 90 miles but failed to stop the subsonic missile before it continued its flight.
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Pentagon
Vietnam
Caribbean
Eglin
Proving Ground Facility
Colba
Cuba
Airport Directory Reports 220-Unit Increase This Year
Washington AP The Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association released an airport directory showing 9 378 public and private airports geolocations bases and heliports nationwide, up 228 from last year. California added 35 to reach 493 airports plus 13 heliports and eight seaplane bases. New England totals list Connecticut 52 airports 16 heliports eight seaplane bases, Maine 88 airports six heliports 40 seaplane bases, Massachusetts 84 airports three heliports nine seaplane bases, New Hampshire 38 airports four heliports three seaplane bases, Vermont 34 airports one seaplane base.
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Washington
Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association
California
New England
Connecticut
Maine
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Vermont
Man Wanted Here In Shooting Found Wounded
Police report a man wounded after a Tuesday night shooting in Rochester. Eugene Dunmore, 20, of Beardsley Terrace apartments, was shot in the neck during an argument and taken to St. Vincent's hospital in fair condition. Witnesses say the shooter, identified as Shepard, produced a 25 caliber pistol and fired twice before fleeing.
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Shepard
Eugene Dunmore
Beardsley Terrace
Dunmore
St. Vincent's Hospital
Patricia Dunmore
Sick Teachers Shut 4 Camden Schools
In Camden New Jersey hundreds of public school teachers joined a salary dispute and called in sick, closing four schools and curtailing activities in 27 others. Superintendent Anthony R. Calrambone said 448 of the system’s 34 teachers failed to report, with about 6,000 students home from the 20,508 pupil district. No disturbances were reported.
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Camden
N.J
UPS
Board of Education
Anthony R. Calrambone
Schoo
Sission
Delaware River
Philadelphia
Lowney Fires Prompt Eviction Notice in Middlesex Case
In Middlesex County Deputy Sheriff Eugene Berry served a notice to Lowney to move by Sat 18 or face eviction. The move related to Lowney’s dismissal from the Sisie Board of Mental Health after an inquiry into his administration and a drug research program. The doctor said Lowney planned to leave the state for a new post. Lowney had requested a public hearing on his dismissal, which was denied.
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Itiina
Middletown
Ansistant
Stephen Ong
Garbage Trucks Roll Again In Wilton Today
The town resumes use of garbage trucks after the bull dozer is moved from the town garage to the disposal site this morning. First Selectman cites emergency precedence over a court order. The state health board and town counsel were consulted. Attendees at yesterday’s meeting included Dr Applebaum Tito Mrs Mary Woodard Michael Dillman John Mundy and Milton Goodman.
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Tito
State’ of Health
Thomas Adams
State Board of Health
Applebaum
Mary Woodard
Board of Selectmen
Michael Dillman
John Mundy
Milton Goodman
Rat Patrol Stars Injured in Jeep Mishap in California
ROSAMOND Calif AP three Rat Patrol stars Justin Tarr Gary Raymond and Chris George were riding a jeep in the Mojave Desert when the vehicle overturned during a sharp turn. Tarr sprained arm Raymond broke ankle and George sustained internal injuries per a spokesman for Lee Mirisch Productions.
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Steering Committee
Federal Office of Economic Opportunity
Office of Economic Opportunity
P. M
Birge-Quick
Ree. Gearn
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Spellman
ICC
U.S. Court
Sheppard
Samuel Sheppard
U.S. Supreme Court
Thomas R. Scales
Matamoras
Jel
Elvitian
Robert W. Monahan
Bellport
Long Island
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Ireca
Page
Strong’ Memorial’ Hospital
Rochester
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Wilton
Ballantine's
Ballantine Beer
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