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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1967

Page

2

Fairfield Seeks Rotation of Audit Following Tax Shortage

State tax commissioner says Fairfield will rotate auditors after a tax fund shortage. He met with former firm Allen Cassidy and Company to obtain records now in the hands of Haskin and Sells. He also pressed the State Board of Accountancy for legislative support to prohibit more than five consecutive years of service with a single municipality.

Fairfield Sullivan Allen, Cassidy and Company Allen,Cassidy Haskin and Sells Lees Legislation State Board of Accountancy

Nationalist Air Force Major Defects to Red China

Radio Peking reported a Nationalist Chinese air force major defected to the People’s Republic of China after training in the United States. Identified as Tseng Cho-pin, a signal officer who had studied in the U.S. since December 1965, he arrived in Canton expressing dissatisfaction with Taiwan’s government and the U.S. Chiang Kai-shek regime.

Tokyo Red China United States Radio Peking Tseng Cho-pin Canton Taiwan Formosa

Six youths flee after two stolen cars crash

Bridgeport police say six youths fled after two stolen cars crashed on Reservoir avenue. Augusta of 198 Jones avenue and Carrano of Merritt theater parking lot were involved. Cars were towed. ignition keys missing. Augusta’s car had been stolen from Central High School the previous day. Carrano’s car was stolen from Merritt Theater parking lot.

Augusta Jones Avenue Bridgeport Moran Carrano Reservoir Avenue Platt Street

Australian star Margaret Smith rejects U S coaching offer

Margaret Smith of Australia, twice Wimbledon champion, turned down a U S coaching job two months ago saying it would require turning professional. The report notes she recently retired from major competition and details Monza Grand Prix results for Ferrari.

Perth Australia UPI Margaret Smith U. S Miss Smith Monza Italy Wudavico Scarfiotti Mike Parkes Ferrari

McIntyre Denies Illegally Accepting Funds in NH

Senator McIntyre rejects claims he accepted illegal campaign contributions. He cites a 1966 state filing showing a lump sum from the Tom McIntyre Branch and says names appeared due to closing days’ reporting pressures. He calls for a full apology from William Loeb’s Manchester Union Leader.

Congress U.S. Treasury John W. King McIntyre William Loeb New Hampshire Loeb Manchester Union

McIntyre cites report as convenient way to list contributors

McIntyre says the McIntyre report would be the easiest vehicle to list contributors to meet strict New Hampshire statutes. He contends funds went to the Democratic State Committee and that the Democrats followed the same theory as a Republican pre election financial filing later amended. He does not challenge the Republican procedure’s validity.

Cate McIntyre New Hampshire Republican State Committee

Clarke to Head Conservation Unit in Milford

Russell W. Clark was elected first chair man of Milford’s new Conservation commission at a mayoral office meeting. Kenneth Ryan was chosen vice chairman and Richard Rasmussen as another charter officer. members include Rev. Robert L. Young Mrs. Winthrop A. Smith Albert Vitale and Peter Muratore.

Milford Russell W. Clark New Conservation Commission Alan H. Jepson Kenneth Ryan Richard Rasmussen New Commission Robert L. Young Winthrop A. ‘Smith Albert Vitale Peter Muratore

Stocks Jump on Optimism as Tax Boost Appears Unlikely

The New York market posted its biggest one day gain since October as mutual funds and institutions bought stocks amid expectations a tax increase would not occur. Steel, autos, oils, rails, chemicals, airlines and aerospace led advances with the Dow up 14.37 points to 805.51 and NYSE shares rising 46 cents on 7,320,000 trades.

New York New York Stock Exchange

Not Mistreated As Cong Captives.

Three civilians recount Viet Cong captivity near Long Binh in South Vietnam. Ofelia Gaza and her husband Vincent, plus Thomas Scales and Robert Monahan, describe hunger and malnutrition but say they were not mistreated. They recall being captured May 27–May 28 and released after months in a bamboo hut.

Longbinh South Vietnam Ofelia Gaza Thomas R. Scales Matamoras Robert A. Monahan Bellport N.Y Xuan Loc Saigon U.S Long Bingh Scales Pacific Architects & Engineers Vung Tau Gaza Vincent Air America Monahan Army Hospital

Romanian Envoy Seen as Next Uy Assembly Head in 1965

Latin American sources say Manescu, backed by the Soviet bloc and Asian African supporters, is likely to lead the Uy Assembly. Britain’s Lord Catadon and French Ambassador Roger Seydoux promise Western European bloc support. The United States position remains unclear.

Uy Assembly Assembly Manescu United States Washington Eastern Europe

Early bid signals formal candidacy in advance

A political figure sent a letter to all delegations last October announcing his candidacy, an unusually early formal move for a candidate in the election cycle.

Lordship Boy Found Wounded In His Home

A 16 year old Stratford boy, Eugene Moore of 115 Third Avenue, Lordship, was found with a bullet wound to the head in his bedroom and rushed to Bridgeport hospital at 3 50 p m. He underwent surgery and was listed in poor condition. A .22 rifle was found in the room as police investigated the shooting. His father had left momentarily to visit a store and returned to discover him.

Stratford Bridgeport Hospital Eugene’ Moore Edward Moore Third Avenue Stratford Police

Carl Sandburg Turns 89 at Flat Rock Farm

Carl Sandburg, living in Connemara near Flat Rock, North Carolina, marks his 89th birthday with wife and a few old friends visiting. He has not written seriously since 1965 hospitalization, and remains hospitalized at times with care from a daily nurse. His wife says he hopes to live past 99, though he avoids political commentary and cake on his birthday.

Sandburgs Connemara Flat Rock North Carolina Sandburg Ssandburg Re’frain Mrs. Sandburg George Crile Cleveland Ohio Harry Golden Charlotte Golden Sandburg Farm

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