Johnson Eshkol hold talks amid Middle East arms issue
Johnson and Eshkol met at the Texas ranch and Bergstrom Air Force Base before a symbolic departure to New York. They reviewed Middle East defense needs amid a broader push for peace and noted U.N. principles for a lasting settlement while signaling ongoing arms balance concerns with Israel and its Arab neighbors.
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Eshkol
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Austin
New York
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Johnson
Middle East
Israel
Vietnam
United States
United Nations
Security Council
State Department
Washington
Innocent Mar
U. N
U.S
Tex
Symington
U. S
James Symington
Wally Akin
Bergstrong
Texas White House
Texas
San Antonio
L@ J Ranch
Lucius Battle
Russia
Jaré
America
Israeli Planes Used to Silence Jordanian Guns
Israeli jets attacked Jordanian gun positions across the Jordan River amid a 54 hour battle that wounded eight Jordanians and damaged Israeli forces. A Jordanian communique claimed an Israeli plane was downed and three villages were hit.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Jordan
Yardena
Gunnar Jarring
U.N
Amman
Middle East
Sea of Galilee
Kfar Ruppin
Hadz Hayyim
Farrier
Kfar Assad
Deir Abi
Kfar Raked
Marhaba
Jordan River
Israel-U N Ambassador cites Jordan hostility after Jordan River clashes
Israeli Ambassador Gideon Rafael reported eight hours of fighting along the Jordan River and accused Jordan of deliberate unprovoked attacks. He said he would send a complaint to the U.N. Security Council without requesting a council meeting and warned that Arab nations show no sign of direct negotiations with Israel.
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Rafael
Jordan
United Nations
N.Y
Gideon Rafael
Jordan River
Israel
Ltter
U.N. Security Council
Council
U.N
Middle East
Read School Opening Planned for February by Board of Recreation
The Board of Recreation meets as vice president of the School Board plans February opening. Mrs Anna Baum Skane named new Community Development agency representative replacing Kennedy. Steiber bequest creates 3000 dollar trust for annual senior contests at three high schools. Textbook shortage questions raised by Mrs Anita Vogel. Columbus elementary reported a shortage to parents. superintendent study underway with urged specific Columbus report.
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Benjamin B. Steiber
Lester S. Silverstone
Anita S. Vogel
Columbus
Columbus School
US China Resume Warsaw Talks on Issues
Gronouski met with Chen Tung at Myslewicki Palace in Warsaw after administrative delays kept Ambassador Wang Kuo Chuan away. Talks lasted two hours and ten minutes with light moments noted, and will resume on May 29 with Wang.
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Red China
Warsaw
Gronouski
Ch'en Tung
Ch'en
Wang Kuo-Chuan
Wang
Peking
New China News Agency
Chen Tung
Gromsouki
President Proposes Tax Plans for New Congress
President Johnson outlines tax ideas tied to a new Congress including possible export tax rebates, broader export financing guarantees, a tourist tax, and travel surcharges. Treasury discussions with Congress will refine details amid talk of removing the gold backing for currency.
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U.S
Treasury
Congress
Alexander B. Trowbridge
Johnson
William McChesney Martin Jr
Federal Reserve Board
Northeast Deep Freeze Causes Wide Travel Disruptions
A severe winter storm blanketed the Southwest and Northeast. Freezing rain and sleet closed highways from New Mexico to Louisiana and Texas to the Central Plains. Roads iced, snowbound, and impassable on several Interstates near El Paso, Las Cruces, and surrounding areas. Schools and freeways shut amid icy conditions and dozens of accidents. Dallas reported numerous burst pipes as temperatures fell to 13 degrees. In the Northeast, up to 10 inches of fresh snow fell with record cold as a Greek freighter sank near Krk in the Adriatic, four injured and four bodies recovered.
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Rauch
Southwest
Florida
Paca
Texas
Central Plains
New Mexico
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Las Crues
N.M
el Paso
Tex
U.S
Gulf of Mexico
Beaumont
Port Arthur
Houston
Victoria
San Antonio
Dallas
Debate on Legal Marijuana At Symposium Discussion
Experts and police debated marijuana legality and public Act 555 at a Hartford symposium. Dr Brill and Harold Rothwax criticized alarmist views while State Senator Lyddy urged slower action and fuller consideration. Trooper Reynolds urged enforcement and public education as opinions clashed over state intrusion and medical treatment for drug dependence.
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Dr. Brill
Harold J. Rothwaz
Legal Services Unit
Mobilization For Youth, Inc
New York
Connecticut
Raymond Reynolds
Queston
Rosenfeld
Rothwax
Raymond C. Lyddy
Bridgeport
Lyddy
Sen
Peter J. Costas
ACLU
Hartford
Tile trends shape modern homes with dining space and baths
A report from the Tile Council of America notes that modern homes favor a separate dining room and a spacious bath. Decorative ceramic tile is widely used for its designer appeal and easy maintenance.
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Council of America
Powell Plans Walk in Watts on a Wednesday
Baptist minister Powell speaks at UCLA to discuss civil rights and possible legal action over his House seat. He cites indictments of Spock and Coffin and notes his exile to Bimini while planning a Bahamas retreat with lawyer Williams.
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University of California At
Los Angeles
Powell
Benjamin) Spock
Yale University
William Sloane Coffin Jr
Spock
Coffin
Washington
Atl
Bahamas
Edward Bennett Williams
Congress
Los Angeles International
Ucla Speakers Bureau
Black Students Union
Miami
Rimini
U. S
New York
Bimini
Florida
U.S
Harlem
Surveyor 7 Aims for Night Landing on Tycho Crater
Surveyor 7 is due to land tonight near Tycho on the lunar disk using four television cameras a small trenching scoop a soil analysis device and magnets to detect iron. The unmanned U S lunar lander seeks to compare highlands around Tycho with the Equatorial Plains and supports manned plans as early as next year based on prior successful surveys.
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Tycho
Lunar Disk
Surveyor 7
U.S
Bedroom Fire Destroys Norwalk House on Earl Street
A bedroom in a two family house at 11 Earl Street Norwalk was gutted by fire about 7:60 p.m. yesterday. Firemen under Chief Benjamin Mangels remained about two hours at the scene. No one was injured in the Bernardi family occupying the apartment. the other family was away at the time.
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Norwalk
Earl Street
Benjamin Mangels
Stephen Bernardino
Laryngectomy Club Elects Officers in Bridgeport
The newly formed Laryngectomy Club of Bridgeport will elect officers at a 2 p.m. meeting January 21 in the Bridgeport unit American Cancer Society headquarters at 489 Clinton Avenue. The event, postponed from December 3, is led by Mrs Seraldine C Murphy executive director ACS.
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Safety
Murphy
Combat actions and casualties in Vietnam and Laos
U.S. and South Vietnamese forces report raids around Haiphong Cat Bi airfield and Khiem Cuong in Hau Nghia province. Mortar barrages kill 27 and wound 108, including 16 Americans. Viet Cong and North Vietnamese attacks disrupt Tan Uyen and Bien Hoa areas as U.S. civilians and advisers face danger.
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North Vietnam
Hanoi
Cat Bi
Haiphong
U.S
Saigon
Kheim Cuong
Cambodia
Tan Uyen
Hau
Nghia
Cords
South Vietnam
1St Corps
Snowstorm forecast to drop more snow on area tonight
Weather service predicts a late snow dump with winds around 10 mph. A new record low was set yesterday at 11 degrees, matching a 1950 date, as observers note a surge in calls to the Weather Bureau with 1,649 inquiries.
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Weather Bureau
Youth Pinned in Wreck After Danbury Crash
A Danbury youth was pinned in the wreckage of a car for about half an hour in freezing conditions on South Street. He suffered a fractured leg and lacerations and was taken to Danbury Hospital in satisfactory condition. Passenger James Worsley, 19, of 27 East Pearl Street, was freed after a low truck moved the car from a utility pole. Driver Oscar Little, 20, also from East Pearl Street, was treated for injuries and cited Jan. 29 for failure to drive in the established lane.
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Danbury
South Street
Danbry, Hospital
James Worsley
Pearl Street
Oscar Little
Little
Starr Street
Worsley
Australians pick Gorton as prime minister
John Gorton a 59 year old former fighter pilot was chosen as Australia’s prime minister in a closed door party caucus a development reported from Canberra by United Press International.
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Canberra
Australia
UPI
John Gorton
Australia Today
Obituaries of Mikita Dantie Residents of Bridgeport and Trumbull
Fohn Mikita 60 of 540 Booth Hill Road died yesterday in Newtown. Services Thursday at 8:15 a.m. at Dougiella and Sons and 9 a.m. at St Joseph Polish National Catholic Church. burial in St Joseph Cemetery Stratford. Rosary Sunday at 7 p.m. in the funeral home. Born in Poland, he lived in Bridgeport 53 years. Survived by four brothers Frank Edward and Joseph Mikita and James of Milford, Eva Domonicos of Norwalk and several nieces and nephews. William R. Dantie 53 of 164 Alpine Street died Sunday in Bridgeport Hospital. Requiem Mass Monday at 9:30 a.m. at Albert W. Spear Funeral Home and 10 a.m. at St Charles Church. burial in St Michael's Cemetery. Born in Bridgeport, he was a foreman at Fruitrich Cadillac, member of Konckapotanuah Tribe, Independent Order of Red Men, Ky ota Council 16, Daughters of Pocahontas, and Elks lodge 38. Survived by brother Joseph Dantla Palmer of Bridgeport and several cousins.
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Trumbull
John Mikita
Booth Hill Road
Newtown
Charles W. Dougiella and Sons
Park Avenue
Bridgeport
St. Joseph's
Leopold A. Drabrowski
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Stratford
Poland
Mikita
Frank Mikita
Edward Mikita
Joseph Mikita
James Mikita
Milford
Eva Domonicos
Norwalk
William R. Dantie
Alpine Street
Bridgeport Hospital
Albert W. Spear
Fairfield Avenue
St. Charles Church
St. Michael’s Cemetery
Dantle
Fruitrich Cadillac Company
Konckapotanuah Tribe
Stratford Airport plan discussed by council
Edge of runway would revert to private ownership and join town tax rolls. Closing runway 34 would allow extension of Lordship boulevard along Oak Bluff avenue to Main Street south of Breezy Point, bypassing Avco traffic. Merling says council will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. in Town Hall room 207 to decide on mayor’s proposal.
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Lordship
Oak Bluff Avenue
Main Street
Breezy Point
Avco
Stratford Town Hall
Sprint Missiles Fail Undismayed Pentagon Faces Setback
A Sprint missile test detonated after being blown from an underground chamber and reignited its fuel upon surfacing. The program aimed to shield the U S from ICBM threats by intercepting warheads with nuclear detonation high above the planet. Possible targets included ABM radars and Minuteman sites as part of a broader defense scheme.
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Sprint
Spartan
United States
ABM
Air Force
Minuteman
Apartment Damaged by Fire in Norwalk
A rug and curtains in the apartment of Mrs. Mattie Anthony at Roodnercourt Building 16 Apt 2F were damaged by fire shortly before 1 o'clock last night. Firefighters led by Deputy Chief Frank Tavelia stayed about an hour and used a smoke ejector to clear the apartment.
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Norwalk
Mattie Anthony
Roodnercourt
Frank Tavelia
Ingvard Gunnar Madsen Dies at 83 in Bridgeport
Ingvard Gunnar Madsen 83 of 371 Grovers avenue a tool and die maker for Model Tool died suddenly yesterday in Bridgeport hospital He was buried at Mountain Grove cemetery Born in Denmark he was a life member of the Fayerweather Yacht club Survived by wife Hulda Nielsen Madsen two sons John W Madsen and Knud Nielsen two daughters Mrs John Olson and Elsie Madsen two brothers Ove and Dreyfus Madsen two sisters Vera Nielsen and five grandchildren
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Ingvard Gunnar Madsen
Grovers Avenue
Model Tool Company
Bridgeport
Fairfield
Albert W. Spear
South Benson Road
Caryl V. Benson
Salem Lutheran Church
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Denmark
Madsen
Fayerweather Yacht Club
Hulda Nielsen Madsen
John W. Madsen
Newtown
Knud Nielsen
John Olson
Medina
Ohio
Elsie Madsen
Ove Madsen
Dreyfus Madsen
Vera Nielsen
Mrs. Helen Pardy 93 Dies in Fairfield Area
Mrs. Helen Moses Pardy 93 of 75 Roslyn Terrace Fairfield widow of Charles BE Pardy died yesterday in St Vincent s Hospital Bridgeport She was born in England and lived in the United States for years Services will be held tomorrow at 2 pm at Albert W Spear Funeral Home Bridgeport burial in Mountain Grove cemetery Survivors include son Clifford J Parday of Fairfield two daughters Mrs Florence Kilpatrick and Mrs Doris Hogle of Bridgeport a sister Mrs Mary Guest of Hallandale Fla eight grandchildren and several great grandchildren
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Helen Moses Pardy
Roslyn Terrace
Fairfield
Melbourne
Fla
Charles BE. Pardy
St. Vincent's Hospital
Albert W. Spear
Fairfield Avenue
United States
Rhea
Order of Eastern Star
Clifford J. Parday
Florence Kilpatrick
Doris Hogle
Bridgeport
Mary Guest
Hallandale
Mrs Hessie Knapp Kirby Services Held in Norwalk
Mrs Hessie Knapp Kirby 73 of 18 Reynolds street died Sunday and funeral services were set for Wednesday at 2 p m at Ganung Funeral Home Norwalk with Rev Marshall Saunders officiating. Burial will be at Riverside Cemetery. Survivors include husband Ernest Kirby Seattle Washington daughters Dorothy Witsil Hialeah Florida and Mrs Earl Witsil Norwalk sister Mrs John Dwyer Miami and five grandsons.
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Hessie Knapp Kirby
I Reynolds Street
Ganung
South Main Street
Marshall Saunders
First Methodist Church
Riverside Cemetery
Frank
Dorothy) Witsil
Hialeah
Flo
Earl Witsil
John Dwyer
Miami
Ain
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Somalia
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London
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