Propane Gas Rush Aids New England Cold Wave Relief
As bitter cold continues, Con Ed diverts gas to neighbors and supplies propane to New York state and Connecticut. Washington coordinates with Interior to ease shortages, Henry Willis to locate stocks and speed transport. FPC notes local distributors shoulder the load while interstate lines stay full, with five more days expected.
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New York City
Consolidated Edison Gas and Electric Company
Bud Stengren
Con Ed
News Services
New York State
Connecticut
Stengren
Pelham
N.Y
Southern Connecticut Company
Southern Connecticut
Washington
Office of Emergency Planning
OEP
Department of Interior
New England
Interior Department
Office of Oil and Gas
Henry Willis
Boston
Joseph Dolben
OFP
Willis
Red Cross
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Burlington Ice Storm Deepens North Carolina Outages
Record cold in the Northeast gave way to sleet and freezing rain in North Carolina. Burlington Vermont rose above zero for the first time in five days, ending a subzero stretch that lasted 87 hours since 1887. Major outages hit Raleigh, Dunn, Goldsboro, and nearby towns while cities like Southern Pines and Greenville reported restored service gradually. Albany and Ray Brook logged extreme lows, with ice fog forming from suspended ice particles.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Burlington
Southern Pines
Goldsboro
Sanford
Greenville
Dunn
Carthage
Raleigh
N.C
Albany
New England
N.Y
Ray Brook
Massena
Wanakena
Minnesota
Texas
Freezing Drizzle Spreads Across Midwest and Deep South
A weather system from central Missouri to northeastern Minnesota brought freezing drizzle and rain. Surface readings stayed in the 20s as air aloft warmed above freezing. Scattered precipitation extended to the Carolinas and northern Alabama and Georgia. Early Friday Georgia issued hazardous driving warnings for Fitzgerald area near the Florida line. Six eastern states faced warnings as freezing rain affected highways and caused accidents.
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Missouri
Minnesota
Mississippi Valley
Midwest
Warner
Carolinas
Alabama
Georgia
Fitzgerald
Florida
Town
Perry Moss Named Marshall Head Coach To Revive Football
Marshall University hired Perry Moss 41 as head coach to lift a 0-10 1967 season. Moss former CFL and college coach, known for Charleston Rockets success in 1965, led Orlando Panthers previously. He replaces fired Charlie Snyder and brings a disciplined, pro-style approach to Huntington.
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Huntington
W.va
UPI
Marshall University
Perry Moss
Moss
Orlando Panthers
Continental Football League
Charlie Snyder
West Virginia
Charleston
Tulsa
Okla
University of Illinois
Green Bay Packers
Illinois
University of Washington
Louisiana State
Miami
University of Wisconsin
Florida State
Montreal
Alouettes
Open Play Inevitable, According To Kelleher
CHICAGO UPI The USLA president Robert J. Kelleher said open tennis for professionals and amateurs is inevitable and the United States should lead the move Open tennis has never been closer to reality since Britain announced Wimbledon would be open He noted many American amateurs favor open tennis and that it could raise tennis to an equal footing with golf or football A kid could aspire to earn big money like drafted players and Packers stars this comparison underscored the potential impact of open tennis.
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Chicago
UPL
United States
U.S. Lawn Tennis Association
Robert J. Kelleher
Great Britain
Kelleher
Packers
Birth announcement for Sharon Lynn Daly from Bridgeport family
Mr and Mrs William Daly of 152 Livingston Place announce the birth of their daughter Sharon Lynn born yesterday at St Vincent's Hospital. Mr Daly is a letter carrier for the Bridgeport post office and a night news reporter for Radio Station WNAB. Mrs Daly, formerly Ellen Carlson, her parents are Lester A Carlson of 45 Cottage Street Trumbull and the paternal grandmother is Mrs William Daly of 511 Colorado Avenue.
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William Daly
Livingston Place
Sharon Lynn
Real Estate Leader Elected President of National Association
Dr. William N. Kinnard of the University of Connecticut, a real estate authority, is elected president of the American Real Estate and Urban Economics association. The piece notes a historical link stating the sweet potato is closely related to the morning glory.
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William N. Kinnard
The
University of Connecticut
American Real Estate and Urban Economics Association
For
Romney Nixon debate call sparks campaign tour in New Hampshire
Romney urges Nixon debate series while campaigning in Manchester and Concord, says debates vital to voters in the crucial primary year. He rejects personal attacks, cites foreign affairs background, and stresses Republican unity under the Eleventh Commandment to Speak no evil of a fellow Republican. Nixon aide says no comment yet, Romney implies format will fit both sides.
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Romney
Nixon
White House
New Hampshire
Alexei
Mirosygin
Nikita
KhrushyShev
Wolman Drops Charity Drive for Eagles Owner Aid
Philadelphia shaked by news that Jerry Wolman will not accept the unsolicited fund effort to raise up to five million dollars to ease his seven million dollar business crisis. Coordinator Mrs. Wilma Robel said Wolman chose to try to succeed on his own and urged donors to return contributions or give to charity.
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Philadelphia
UPL
Jerry Wolman
Philadelphia Eagles
Wolman
Wilma Robe
Shenandoah
Jerry
Joseph ©. Kaiser
Baltimore
170 250 New Chevelles Recalled by GM
GM recalls 170 250 1988 Chevelles for brake system inspection and correction. Some cars with power brakes may lack a lock-nut on the master cylinder push rod. An additional 35 000 Chevelles with standard 307 or optional 927 cubic inch V eight engines are recalled to check front brake line clearances.
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Detroit
Chevrolet
General Motors
Post Publishing Co Receives NCMA Citation in NYC
The Post Publishing company was awarded a certificate of appreciation by the North eastern Classified Managers association at its annual conference in New York City. Alfred J. Carrano, classified advertising manager, accepted the award for worthy contributions in practical selling or promotional ideas presented to attendees.
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The
Post Publishing Company
Northeastern
Classified Managers’ Association
New York City
Alfred’ J. Carrano
Copter Missing in Viet With 41 Aboard
US Marines and government militia defended Phu Loc district headquarters as North Vietnamese regulars and Viet Cong attacked to block reinforcements for patrollers on the Da Nang to DMZ corridor. Air War: B52s bomb enemy buildup near the Cambodian border. four Soviet missiles fired at Stratofortresses as jets attacked.
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Phu Loc
da Nang
U. S
U.S
Dmz
Saigon
Hau Nghia
Boivin Lifts Penguins Past Maple Leafs 4-3
Veteran defenseman Leo Boivin scored a go ahead goal in the second period and assisted on the winner in the third as the Pittsburgh Penguins beat the Toronto Maple Leafs 4-3. Art Stratton added his 15th goal of the season, while Ab McDonald and Bob Dillabough also scored for Pittsburgh. Toronto goals by Murray Oliver and Ron Ellis.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Leo Boivin
Pittsburgh Penguins
Toronto Maple Leafs
Art Stratton
Leafs
Brian Conacher
Toronto
Ab McDonald
Bob Dillahough
Ron Ellis
Murray Oliver
Andy Rathgate
National Hockey League
Boivin
Penguins
Ellis
Marcel Pronovost
McDonald
Bathgate
Dillabough
Bruce Gamble
Oliver
Kance
Hershey Cancels Talk After Protest Threat
Lt Gen Lewis B Hershey director of the Selective Service cancelled a speech in St Davids due to threat of an antiwar demonstration. Boy Scouts of America Valley Forge Council leaders deplored the action saying he missed a chance for constructive dialogue with opponents of his conduct.
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Philadelphia
Lewis B. Hershey
U. S. Selective Service
St. Davids
Greenwich seeks nine-municipality boost for iRail stations
Greenwich officials question Connecticut Transportation Authority request for nine municipalities including Greenwich to aid station area improvements near New Haven Railroad stops. Ground broken two weeks ago for a $10 million private funds office and shopping center near the main station. Other stations exist in Cos Cob and Riverside areas.
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Greenwich
Connecticut Transportation Authority
New Haven
Cos Cob
Riverside
2 UN Delegates To Be Replaced By Soviet Union
The article outlines the replacement of two United Nations delegates by the Soviet Union. It highlights Malik, formerly ambassador to Japan and head of the Far Eastern department, noted for his 1950 Security Council walkout that enabled U.N. military action in Korea, his TV prominence as Security Council president, and his reputation as “the great stone face.”
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Japan
Far
Foreign Ministry
Malik
United Nations
Security Council
Council
U.N
Korea
U.S
Berlin
Mother and Child Killed in Turnpike Crash
A mother and child died in a turnpike collision. Injured were rushed to Norwalk and Darien area hospitals by local ambulances. State Police Sgt. William Wallace led responders at the scene with Troopers Walter Melz and William Kirkby assisting. The crash remains under investigation.
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Norwalk Hospital
Darien
New Haven Man Held In Stratford Case
Philip W. Genovese of 39 Maple Avenue New Haven was arrested by Stratford police at 10:10 am on a Circuit court warrant for breach of the peace. A Stratford father reported his 7 and 8 year old daughters described improper conduct by Genovese on Hollister Street. Witnesses supported the girls, Genovese was traced through registration, surrendered with his lawyer, and posted $100 bond for Circuit Court appearance.
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Philip W. Genovese
Maple Avenue
New Haven
Stratford
Genovese
Hollister Street
Fenian Lad Wins Tropical Park Feature at Coral Gables
Fenian Lad, a 3-year-old chestnut colt ridden by Fernan do Toro, won Tropical Park’s featured allowance race by half a length over Very Funny, with Winds At War and Tom Quick trailing. The mile and 70 yards took 1 42 4 5, paying 14 6 5. Ten sprinters contest the $16,500 Challedon Stakes next, Ole Comrade as high weight.
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Coral Gables
Fla
UPI
Fenian Lad
Tropical Park
Aqueduct
Very Funny
Fernando Toro
Winds At War
Tom Quick
Ole Comrade
Shrine Bomb Plotter Loses Out on Job
Robert S. Collier, convicted for plotting to blow up the Statue of Liberty and shrines, was fired from a Parks Department post he never started. His tentative appointment as a recreational director at a community center, $5,700 yearly, was halted by Mayor Lindsay and followed by a Parks Department personnel review.
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NEW York
Robert S. Collier
Parks Department
Collier
John V. Lindsay
Seniors Referral Center Opening Delayed
The Senior Citizens Referral and Information center at 1245 Main Street, slated for January 19, has been postponed to early next month due to cold weather and a furnishings delay. Maurice Maline, chairman of the Mayor's Commission on Senior Citizens, said the mayor may be away but will return to welcome invited guests.
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Main Street
Maurice Maline
Mayor's Commission On Senior Citizens
Telephone Workers Seek Higher Wages in 1968 Talks
The Communications Workers union demands a time and a half premium and wage increases as they plan negotiations in New York with Western Electric Car for telephone installers. The talks, starting in February, will guide 1968 negotiations spanning through October for about 400,000 CWA members and 350,000 other telephone workers.
Britain II Outline Cuts and East of Suez Pullout
The report details 1971 defense cuts under Prime Minister Wilson, with East of Suez withdrawal plans. It notes bomber cancellations and large home-spending savings aimed at averting national bankruptcy and a pound devaluation. Parliament will hear the full package Tuesday.
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Britain
Suez
Wilson
Driver Arrested After East Side Altercation
Ronald Romano a 16 year old of 110 Pennsylvania avenue was arrested on a charge of simple assault after stepping from his car and striking Kenneth Bodurtha a 13 year old boy of 97 Livingston place at an East Side intersection. Bodurtha sustained facial injuries and a complaint was filed by his father. Det Rudy Dunn reported the incident and Romano is free on 50 bail pending circuit court arraignment.
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Ronald Romano
Pennsylvania Avenue
Rudy Dunn
Romano
Kenneth Bodurtha
Livingston Place
Rents Carnival in Selma for Three Day Show Under Capitol Statue
In Selma Alabama a three day carnival sequence titled under the statue of Freedom is rented by Fer Bros Seven Arts. The event is linked to a display collection of columns and features references to the film Heart Is A Lonely Hunter. The term tholos appears in relation to the exhibit.
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Hollywood
UPI
Tholos
Fer Bros-Seven Arts
Selma
Ala
National Capitol
Brass Contract Talks To Resume Thursday
Brass talks between Bridgeport Brass Company and Brass Workers Union AFL-CIO 24411 will resume Thursday at 10 am at the Housatonic avenue plant after a bargaining session. The former contract expired Oct 1 and was extended indefinitely pending 10‑day termination notices. About 1,500 hourly workers are covered by the contract.
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Bridgeport Brass Company
Brass Workers Federal Union 24411
Afl-Cio
Housatonic Avenue
Brass Company
Dinner Event Jan 24 For Past Ringmasters Dinner
The Barnum Festival Past Ringmasters Club schedules its annual dinner at the Algonquin club on January 24. Nelson Hig Downs, 1963 Ringmaster, serves as chairman and James Jolly, this year’s Ringmaster, will attend.
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Algonquin ‘Club
Nelson Hig Downs
James Jolly
Cars Towed From City Streets After Snowstorm
Police report 10 abandoned vehicles were towed yesterday, seven to a city pound on Crescent Avenue, one to a dump, and two to a junk yard. Owners face a $15 fee to reclaim at Police Headquarters, with towing continuing today.
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Leonard Loch
Ivision
Crescent Avenue
Polica
Advisor to Alcoholics Guilty of Intoxication
Robert McLeod of Washington DC received a suspended 30 day jail term after pleading guilty to intoxication outside Asbury Park police station. He told Municipal Judge Eugene Capibianco he must return to his job rehabilitating alcoholics.
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Asbury Park, NJ
Robert McLeod
Washington, D.C
Eugene Capibianco
McLeod
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