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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1967
Page
4
A witness in a Bridgeport case involving Piccolo and five others faces potential jail terms as the government alleges willful nonpayment of a $50 gambling tax stamp and failure to register as engaged in wagering business. The October trial ended in a mistrial after the witness suffered a heart seizure.
President Sukarno, pressed by students and Congress, said he would give a full account of his activities before and during the 1965 coup attempt within a week. He promised a written statement for Congress and publication without omission.
Norwalk Hour has purchased four tracts along Belden Avenue totaling 132241 dollars with a 22241 dollar mortgage recorded. Publisher Walter Whitton said no immediate use is planned though the site could host future plant needs. In Milford, services are set for Lavinia Cross Hutchins 80 widow of Elias Hutchins at 2 PM at George J. Smith and Son funeral home with burial in Dover-Foxcroft Me.
A late thirties fragment notes Mao loved a woman whose first husband, an actor, might live in America. It states Mao felt affection and that her second husband agreed to sacrifice his interests for the revolutionary cause.
Tweetsie President Harry Robbins defends the historic name Tweetsie as attorney Charles Thompkins notes similarity between Tweet and Tootsie. The dispute centers on possible confusion with onomatopoeic sounds and the end is unclear. Tweetsie has hosted over 200000 riders last summer before Robbins family purchase a decade ago.
Laura Rader a 16 year old Harding High student exhibites drawings titled Funny Birds and Other Things at the People's Savings Bank on East Main and Pearl Streets. The display runs through February with guided liturgies and community events listed for nearby churches and institutions.
The Eastern Tennessee and Western North Carolina Railroad conflict prompted Judge Hasty to allow lawyers a two-hour window to blow off steam before he would assume control of the track himself, illustrating a tense legal confrontation over the railway.
Hartford radio station WCCC has been sold subject to FCC approval. Purchasers are Jac Hollman of Elektra Corp New York and Ernie Tannen of WYRE WDMV and WEEZ. WCCC will be owned by Elektra Broadcasting Corp. The station was founded by William and Max Savitt in 1947.
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