Kennedy Ends Suit Over The Death of a President Book
Mrs. John F. Kennedy settles with William Manchester and Harper & Row in a consent decree clearing publication of The Death of a President next April. The deal deletes or alters sensitive passages, deposits interview tapes in the Kennedy Library, and notes authorship responsibility. Royalties are projected to exceed $2 million across editions and magazine excerpts.
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Relman Moring
New York
John ¥. Kennedy
William Manchester
State Supreme Court
Saul S. Streit
Fini
John F. Kennedy
Harper, & Row
Manchester
Kennedy
Harper & Row
Look Maga
Simon H. Rifkind
Adoption Papers Signed for Beth and the Liunis
In Tillson New York the Liuni family celebrated the signing of adoption papers for Beth Liuni a blonde blue eyed girl who had lived with them since she was five days old. County Welfare Commissioner Joseph Fitzsimmons had urged a return to another couple but an order to bring Beth to court was withdrawn and the adoption papers were signed. The Liunis described the moment as wonderful and said they hope to move beyond the spotlight as they consider possible changes to state adoption laws.
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Tillson
N.Y
Mountain View Road
Liuni
Beth
Michael Liunis
Liunis
Ulster
Joseph Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimmons
Liam
Bridgeport Area Weather Outlook With Snow Likely
Cloudy skies with light snow or flurries likely today in Bridgeport and vicinity. Highs near 30s, tonight windy and cold with teens low, tomorrow colder with 60 percent snow chance today and 20 percent tonight. Winds SW today shifting NW tonight. tides and daily temperatures listed.
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U.S
Bridgeport
Low
William Poneleit longtime city inspector dies at 60
William H. Poneleit 60 of 463 Maplewood avenue died at home last night. A carpenter and foreman, he served as financial secretary of Carpenters Local 115 and became building inspector in 1952 after 1948 appointment, succeeding Bernard J. McKelvey. A former area baseball player, he was active in DeMolay.
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William H. Poneleit
Maplewood Avenue
Mr. Poneleit
Carpenters
Bernard J. McKelvey
Peking Calls Rival Factions To Repent Amid Cultural Revolution
AP reports Radio Peking urged leaders who strayed from Maoist line to repent and join the revolutionary effort. The broadcast cited Red Flag editorial criticism of Liu Shao-chi and noted his potential move to Shihchiachuan as a base for challenging Mao. Moscow radio claimed peasant and worker resistance is growing.
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Tokyo
Peking
Mao Tsetung
Communist Party
Chinese Communist Party Central Committee
Red Flag
Liu Shaochi
Liu
Hong Kong Evening Post
Shihchiachuan
Mao
Mao Tse-tung
Radio
Moscow
Radio Peking
Sharighal
Judge Debates Dismissal in Baker Tax Case
U S District Judge Oliver Gasch weighs a motion to dismiss charges against Baker over eavesdropping devices found during the Bobby Baker trial. The case involves income tax evasion in 1961 62 and related financial offenses. Wayne L Bromley testified he carried a beltline listening device at a March 26 1965 meeting in Los Angeles with Baker present.
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Washington
Bobby Baker
U.S
Oliver Gasch
Baker
Senate Democrats
Wayne L. Bromley
Los Angeles
Clif
City considers housing code and auto key law draft
Mayor Curran presented to the Common Council a proposed housing code and a draft crime prevention law banning leaving ignition keys in cars. The measures were referred to the ordinance committee for study. The housing code imposes penalties up to 1000 dollars or jail up to one year and assigns duties to owners and tenants. The auto key bill carries up to 100 dollars fine or 30 days in jail and makes leaving keys in unattended vehicles illegal. The owner is prima facie liable. The mayor cited police input and praised the measures endorsed by the American Bar Association and Police Chiefs Association.
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Curran
Common Council
Thomas E. O’brien
Ment
American Bar Association
Chiefs of Police Association
Sabo Elected Alderman After Mizak Yields Seat
Robert J Sabo aged 30 of 202 Harbor Avenue was elected by the Bridgeport Common Council to replace Charles W Mizak as Third district alderman Mizak leaves to serve as state representative for the 130th Assembly district after election on November 8 1964 Sabo will hold Mizak’s committee posts including Miscellaneous Matters and the Ordinance committee Alderman Ernest Gosselin becomes committee chairman Sabo previously challenged Mizak in a 1963 primary losing by about 80 votes and vows to serve Bridgeport and his district with his law degree from St John’s University and ties to local schools
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Harbor Avenue
Charles W. Mizak
Mizak
Sabo
Curran
Ernest Gosselin
Sabolin
Ap HL
Bridgeport
St. Ann's Grammar’ S
Fairfield Preparatory School
Fairfield University
New York
Council votes to dissolve Veterans' Memorial committee
The Common approves dissolving the Special Veterans' Memorial committee after failure to reach agreement on a memorial design. Funds held by treasurer Paul Newton will be transferred to the city comptroller and placed in escrow. A site at Main and State streets may be reserved until a new memorial is selected.
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Special Veterans' Memorial Committee
Paul Newton
Pyr
Rial
Plan to fast track Penn Central New Haven merger
Connecticut official urges immediate lease or other device to seize control of the bankrupt New Haven railroad after a Penn Central merger. He argues swift action avoids delays from appeals and court reviews and would secure long distance and freight service beyond June 30. The ICC hearing proceeds with terms awaiting Supreme Court guidance and District Court approval.
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NEW York
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
New York Central
New Haven
Penn Central
Samuel Kancell
West Hartford
Conn
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
U.S District Court
Mos
Kanell
U S Air Strikes Near Hanoi Hit Oil Depot
AP reports U S fighter-bombers bombed the Hai Gai oil depot 1444 miles north northwest of Hanoi as 84 missions flew across North Vietnam in clear weather. MIG sightings were reported but no clashes occurred. Ground forces pressed Cedar Falls north of Saigon with heavy support.
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USS
Hanoi
North Vietnam
U.S
Hai Gai
Air Force
New China News Agency
Peking
Red River Delta
Panhandle
Washington
Viet Tri
Dean Rusk
United States
Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Vietnam
Red China
Southeast Asia
China
Telegram Page Highlights and Columns
Daily newspaper page lists features and sections including editorials fashions financial news bridge obituaries theater sports and TV radio women’s news and puzzles with columns such as Dear Abby and Sylvia Porter and a bridge feature by Jacoby.
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Aidveces
Brandstadt
Rents
Jacoby
Polly’s. Pointers
Sylvia Porter
Garofalo Quits As Head Of Fairfield Democrats
Ralph Garofalo resigned as chairman of the Fairfield Democratic Town Committee at Fairfield Woods school. He cited heavy leadership responsibilities and health issues. A successor will be chosen soon to oversee upcoming town election campaigns. Garofalo, elected in 1958, led the party to significant local gains and four straight town victories.
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Garofalo
Fairfield Democrats
Ralph Garofalo
Fairfield Democratic Town
Fairfield Woods School
Guard Shouts Warning in McCormick Place Fire Tragedy
Fire at Chicago McCormick Place Exposition Center injures one and kills Kenneth S. Goodman. Security guard Te Hera Vincent Mathews, 51, alerted others and guided about 150 people to safety before flames were tackled. Damages estimated 120 to 140 million dollars.
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Chicago
McCormick Place Exposition Center
Lakefront
Guard Te Hera
Vincent Mathews
Kenneth S. Goodman
McCor
Exposition Hall
McCormick Place
Guard Hero Returns to Warn Amid Smoke at McCormick Place
Vincent C. Matthews, who had already guided about 50 guards and workers to safety, reentered the burning McCormick Place to warn basement staff. He hesitated as dense smoke hampered his search for doors and exit paths.
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Chicago
Mcormick Place
Vincent C. Mathews
Suspect Nabbed After Two Free Hot Car on Pike
Westport police joined state troopers in pursuit of a stolen car on the Connecticut turnpike near the Sherwood Island exit. Trooper James Chaver gave chase as the car sped away. two men leaped out and fled into a wooded area. A weapon-like object prompted reinforcements and a search, with Westport Sgt. John Saviano capturing one suspect.
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Westport
Connecticut Turnpike
Sherwood Island
James Chaver
John Saviano
Polaroid Hinders Chicanery UFO Photos Look Authentic
Detroit AP report quotes Dr. J Allen Hynek saying two Michigan teens captured pictures of a hamburger shaped object that resemble earlier UFO images. Hynek notes images such as antenna and tail structures have appeared in other sightings and finds no obvious hoax in Macomb County photos.
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Air Force
Michigan
Detroit
J. Allen Hynek
Detroit News
Hynek
Macomb County
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