City officials sworn in for multi year terms in Bridgeport
In Bridgeport a ceremony swore in appointees to city boards and commissions for terms ranging from one to five years. Names include Edward M. Mulligan on the Board of Appraisal of Benefits and Damages, Yaniel Nobil on the Building Commissioners, Russel F. Neary on Park Authority, John R. Goldemen on the Zoning Commission, and others across housing, selectmen, voter registrar, and exams boards. The group includes figures such as Richard Kelly, Lea Lacond, Dr Leonard Deleerhio, and William O Connor, with terms from one to four years. The oath was administered by the city clerk.
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David B. Mills
Aya Bernard
Pabo
Tixabiners
The
Burner Mechanics
Tyo
Edward M. Mulligan
Yaniel Nobil
Ollve
Ate Tr Saylor
Power Engineers
Russeil F. Neary
Parkountie Janers
Piedleyear
John R Goldemen
Crewman Council
McDonald Isaac
Bridgeport Housing Authority
Cheisting Fagan
Ewanara
Florello
Tike S Bogred
Marie A. Pastor
Sylae) Rivera
Soard
Selectimen
Ume
Agnes LC
Glanpini
Board of Tan Review
Ceres
Lot F. McCrethy
Josep Aith
Richard Kelly
Lea Lacond
Rooming House Appeals Board
Leonard del ¥ Eerhio
Jona W. Buckley
Office of Humane Affairs
Goldrever
William T. O'Conner Ami Edwards, Maley
Board of Police Commissioners
U S Cuba Talks End in Washington Security Debate
U S and Cuban talks concluded amid tension over Soviet troops in Cuba and the status of missiles. Officials cited OAS unity on next steps and possible sanctions, while UN reports of inconclusive Soviet-U S negotiations added to mounting international pressure.
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Cuba
Fidel Castra
Edwin M. Marlin
Inter American Affairs
OAS i
Stevenson
OAS
Martin
United States
U.S
de Lesseps
Mary
IAS
Anther
New York
Harold C. Sstertag
Re N
U.S. Guantanano
Caribbean
House Appropriations Subcommittee
Norwalk Arrest After Parking Lot Scuffle
Ralph Sotl, 28, of 14 York Street, arrested on burglary and indecent assault charges after a scuffle with a high school student in the Billy McMahon High School parking area. He allegedly struck a student and refused to be accompanied home. Sotl posted $2,000 bond. Court hearing scheduled in January.
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Norwalk
Ralph Sotl
York Street
Seith
Billy McMahon
High Schoo
T Pollee
Lamb
Gladstone Named Leader in Fourth Ballot Vote
Gladstone won the Senate leadership after a fourth ballot as four rivals were eliminated. Edward Marcus of New Slaven withdrew before nominations, leaving Gladstone unopposed for majority leader. Gladstone, a 5- foot 6-inch Bridgeport lawyer and NYU Law alumnus, leads a Democratic controlled Senate as Republicans had named Peter P. Mariani minority leader.
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Hoocy
Pis Tach
Verpeker
Ferland
Poncy
Ben. McCarthy
Felis
Boney
Davey
Gladstone
Sen
Edward Marcus
New Slaven
Marcus
Gladstone Woptrsed
Bridgeport
Watts
University of Conm
New York University
Lam School
Senate
Democrats
Peter P. Mariani
Graton
Stamp Buyers Qot in Force Stamp Purchases Surge Nationwide
Across the nation postal offices report explosive demand for one cent and other stamps as rate changes take effect. Offices from New York to Portland see crowds, with backlogs and extended lines, while postmasters warn of delays and extra penny charges for late mail.
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Ravin City
New Yorsity
Derstand
Rsh
Milwaukee
Hartford
Conn
John Fo Honey
Kansas City
Columbus
Ohio
John R. Fortin
Portland
Neb
Pasta Auilinr
Tiis
Aity
Countty
Bronx
Tifalo
N Y
Salt Lake City
Charlotte
8. C
Allen Fast
Benple
President to arrive in capital amid ongoing policy push
The president is due in Washington to present upcoming policy measures, including healthcare for the elderly and an education bill, while Congress debates House Rules Committee power and potential reforms. The administration seeks to expand committee leadership as liberals push alternative rule changes.
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Carrytver
Eynden B. Datinson
Kermady
State of the Union
Eilher
Sivar
Smith
McCormack
Rrms
House
John A. Blatnik
D-Mion
Henry Reuss
D-Wis
Fashion ages waistlines and gowns in Carnegie review
The report surveys designers including Bill Blass for Maurice Rentner showing a shift from ladylike waistlines to mannish silhouettes. Models glide in tunic dresses and bold jackets while fabric swirls hide or reveal curves. The piece notes theatrical gowns, dramatic hip emphasis, and Blass creations blending masculine structure with feminine allure.
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Carnegie
Bill Blass
Maurice Rentoer
Blass
Willy Run Mystic Weil
Carnegin
Bran
Massachusetts Transit Experiment Aims to Solve Traffic
Massachusetts Gov Endicott notes a bold traffic test in BaM and Peabody observes from the North State. The plan seeks to improve commuter flow and national service by addressing urban transit challenges amid spring evaluations.
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Massachusttts
Endicott
Peabody
Massachusetts
Gun Slugs Kill Newtown Youth in Tragic Incident
In Bridgeport born victim, a Newtown youth who served with the company for a year, dies from gun slugs. Survived by eight brothers and a wide family including grandfather Andrew Chacho of Newtown and paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Alfred W. Inspur Sr. Funeral set for Thursday with services at Honan Funeral Home and St Rose Church, burial in St Rose Cemetery.
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Bridgeport
Williamy
Rename Carroll Chief by Vols Chief Thomas J Carrell Reelected
Chief Thomas J Carrell was reelected chief of the Cenner Voluneer Fire company in Fairfield for his ninth one year term at the annual meeting. William Henry was re elected president for a second term. Other officers elected include Jere Smith vice president Ganzit Andersohn secretary James Moran treasurer John Donaldson assistant treasurer First Selectman John Sullivan chaplain Nedward Kemp deputy chief Robert Keating first assistant chief Joseph Mackeod second assistant chief Fred Letsch captain James Ryan first lieutenant Richard Rout second lieutenant. Board of directors for two year terms named Alexander Kish John Sweiger William McGarry and others.
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Thomas J. Carrell
Cenner Voluneer Fire Company
Fairfield
William Henry
Jere Smith
Ganzit Andersoin
James Moran
John Donaldson
First
John Sullivan
Mrs Frank Cooke Enters Hospital After Raid
Nineteen people arrested last month in a Stamford gambling aid raid pleaded innocent in WA 5 District Court. Judge Robert P L Anderson set February 2 for filing of the tax stamp case. Norwalk and Stamford names appear among those charged with conspiracy and other offenses. Mrs Cara motings now a medical patient at Norwalk hospital with guarded condition.
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New Haven
Stamford
Robert PL Anderson
Norwalk
Cara
Cooke
Frank
Ty Ir
J. Canke
Channel Road
Harview Beach
Norwalk Hospital
Andlalate
IHEARING MONDAY ON SEWER PLAN
The Common Council voted to hold a public hearing Monday January 21 at City Hall Roan on a proposal to install sewers in Hookur road. The council granted permission for Raymond G Winnick to extend the Smithy Street sanitary sewer to reach 337 Smith Street. A request from Sal Monte for Hermiston to extend sewers on Faurlax Road was referred, as was Michael J Mannix’s request to retire in city service past age 70. referred to Civil Service Commission.
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Common Council
Roan
City Hall
Hookur Road
Raymond G.y Winnick
Smithy Street
Smith Street
Sal Monte
Hermiston
Faurlax
Michael J. Mannix
Pharmaciat
Iesion
Prohibition Noted In Local Shellfish Area
Stratford authorities warn against harvesting clams mussels and oysters from Long Beach area along Point and Washington parkways to Fairfield line. Health director and police will enforce health laws with penalties for violators. advisory notes possible risks of infectious hepatitis. Community church and school activities follow with meetings and civic notices.
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Stratford
Long Beach
Washington Parkways
Fairfield
State Health Department
Chesley E. Habdertin
Harborimastes
Ealth Department
Habertin
Ute
Olice
John F. Geary
J. Fietener Lewis
William Watson
Haberlin
Lordship
Washington Parkway
Bridgeport Line
Health Department
Birdseye PTA Meeting Plans Special Program and Social Hour
Birdseye PTA will meet Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the school all purpose room. Mrs. Pail S. Corvina presides. Guest Raymond Needham will direct folk, round and square dancing. PTA fathers invited. Mrs. Edward Frits leads the social hour after. Holy Name society of St. James plans a meeting tonight at St. James hall with a speaker on Telstar and space communications. Red Cross Blood Unit will visit Sikorsky Air plant on North Main Wednesday 8:45 to 10:45 a.m. Walk-ins welcome.
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St. Rose Parish
Walter R. Conroy
St. Rose School
St. Rose's Rectory
St. Rose
Holy Name Society
Walter J. McCarthy
Catholic Youth Organisation
CYO
Infant of Prague Mothers’ Circle
John Trainor
Long View Road
Sandy Haak
S{ Rase Chel
DeGroatx
John L. Rathacher
Herplé
DeGroat
Nain Street
Rathacheer
Springfield College
Pail S. Corvina
Ronald Shapira
Raymond Needham
PTA
Edward Frits
Holy Name
Holy Name Society of
JFK to unveil Mona Lisa at National Gallery event
Preparations continued at the National Gallery as JFK and French Minister Andre Malraux prepared to exchange crosses for the Mona Lisa. A burgundy velvet drape and walnut frame awaited the famed painting with temperature and humidity monitored for display.
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National Gallery
Marble Palace
Andrew Mellon
Pittsburgh
Maecenas
West Statuary Hall
Kennedy
Andre Malraux
Elitoral Affairs
Mana
Clerks Charged With Taking 3000 Dollars
In Hamden a clerk at the new Caldas department store was arrested on embezzlement charges exceeding 3000 dollars. William E Gambos, 34, of Bridgeport, posted 5000 dollars bond and is to appear in circuit court on January 21. Police say Gambos helped himself to money from cash registers as part of his job.
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Hamden
Caldas
William E Gambos
Bridgeport
Gombos
Veterans Post 1250 Monthly Meeting Notice
Post 1250 Catholic War Veterans will hold its monthly meeting tomorrow at the post clubrooms located at 115 Pembroke Street. Plans are being made for the Valentine dance next month at the same venue.
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St. John Nep
Pembroke Street
Valentine Dence
Civil Service Cuts TS Meeting Tonight
The Civil Service Commission WI Nol will hold its monthly meeting tonight after a public hearing Friday at 4 p.m. in Bure throughs library auditorium. The session will discuss the proposed salary plan for the fiscal year starting April 1.
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Civ Service Commission
WI Nol
Commission
At & P.m
Bure Troughs Library
Sterling House Exhibits Gene Salerno Art Works
Sterling House opens a show featuring Gene Salerno, a young artist with an impressionist influence. The public is invited to view the exhibit and Salerno will lead an art class for young adults starting January 17 with a ceremonial meeting. He studied at the Pater School of Art in HamrtE and with Frank Corvino in Westport.
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Sterling House
Gene Salerno
Paige
Mr. Salerno
LO Pam
Pater
Johnson PTA Meeting Tonight at Johnson Junior High
Johnson Junior High PTA meets at 6 in the school auditorium with Mrs. Fredurie Goodsell presiding. Albert Morris, the principal, will present eighth grade teachers discussing The Eight Graders Lank Ahad. Refreshments by Mrs. Rabjet McCarkle’s committee. Executive board at 7 in sewing room. Budget meeting set for Wednesday at 7:40 pm in the Woosey Junior High conference room to continue the five-year budget study.
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Johnson Junior High Pta
Fredurie
Goodsell
Albert Morris
Rab Jet McCarkle
Board of Education
Woossey Junior High School
Town happenings mix of club meetings and city work
Service club Sterling Hearts schedules Sunday meeting and classes resume in February. Public Works reports December haul of 1 283 yards of fill to town dump and 111 yards stockpiled at town yard. Christchurch guild hears Hand of God in Art. Housing Authority busy after water heater complaint. Town crews logged 4 674 maintenance hours in December. Park department cleared trees and brush at Wooster park. International City Managers cite rising use of council manager form in 25 000 to 250 000 populations.
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Sterling Hearts
Sterling House
Public Works
Floyd Dunphy
F. J. Allsup
Christchurch Guild
Sean P.m
Housing Authority
Edmond A. Dorne
Shiloh Gardens
Richard Drinkwine
Edmond Brown
Stafford High School
Pred Kelly
Longbrook Park
International City Managers
Pennsylvania
Harry Meachen
Victoria Lawn
Bridgeport Hospital
Park Department
Wooster Park
Chester E. Habeslin
Tawn Sanita
William Watson
Wesley Cronk
Fight revival fails as dog shelter bill stalled
In a tense legislative session the Dog Welfare bill died as the Senate adjourned without adopting a House favored version. The dispute centered onMandatory surrender of dogs to licensed research labs after a grace period, with wardens split between keeping animals alive several days and selling them for research. The House rejected the Senate approach while a longer safe-keeping option was debated. Plus, Mets announce Dick Moran trade to Buffalo Bisons in International League.
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Senate
Palanodeath
Mey
Padee
Katanga Crisis Escalates as UN Drives Katanga Drive
UN units speed Katanga drive against rail towns Kathmbalesa and Sukanis amid claims of strongholds. Francois Ralala named secretary general of Congo central administration as Adoula recalls Katanga funds for reunification under Thant plan. Britain signals shift toward tougher action. Belgian pilot Cassart reports remaining air support for Tshombe.
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Kathmbalesa
Sukanis
Katanga
Gudefraid Min
Adoula
Francois Ralala
Tshombe
Congo
Awoich U Thant
Thaht
Elisabeths ViNe
Jean Cassart
Neola
Fiveight
Tehombe
Kalweal
Cassart
Mungongo
Mokaraho
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