Olivar Quits Yale Football Post After Offer Refusal
New Haven January 23 AP Jordan Olivar head football coach at Yale since 1352 says he is quitting. He told reporters he submitted his resignation to Yale Athletic Director Kiputh Monday afternoon after Yale demanded full-time coaching and residence in New Haven through the academic year. The offer included a pay raise and a new three year contract but would force him to give up his California insurance business. Yale said no steps to name a successor have been taken and that Olivar left to further his West Coast insurance interests. Olivar, dean of Ivy league coaches, cited his recent promotion to associate manager of a Beverly Hills California insurance office as decisive. The university expressed regret at his departure and noted his long record of success with the Bulldogs.
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Bridgeport Weather and Local Almanac Note
Sunny and hot today with a high near 30 and a low around 16 tonight in Bridgeport area. Some cloudiness, milder Wednesday with higher temps. Yesterday's and prior-day temps listed. no precipitation noted. Almanac, classifieds, comics, editorials, and various sections appear on the page.
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Rost's condition reported weakened in Boston bulletin
The bulletin from Peter Bent Brigham Hospital said poet Robert Frost's condition has weakened over the past 43 hours with increased fatigue and reduced appetite. He recently had surgery for a urinary tract obstruction and suffered a heart attack during recovery.
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British reject Manila claim to North Borneo
London reports Manila charged Britain backs Malaysia federation threatens Southeast Asia security and rejects Philippine claim to North Borneo. Officials say Britain will push for Malaysia by August including Malaya Singapore and Borneo states while keeping Brunei under alert and watching Indonesian activity. Philippine leaders argue North Borneo historic legal and security grounds and warn Malaysia would invite instability and subversion.
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City abandons plan for airport hangar over school needs
Mayor confirms dropping the Municipal airport hangar project to redirect funds to Harding and Bassick high school improvements and future school bonds. He cites a projected cost near 600000 plus a 274278 federal grant and says decisions favor school construction first.
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City officials prioritize school bonding over hangar repair
The mayor stated that despite various factors, it is wiser to fund school projects now. Plans include three replacements for elementary level buildings as part of a multi year bonding effort in the North End.
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Passenger Lands Plane After Pilot Collapses
A passenger landed the aircraft after the pilot collapsed during flight. The incident disrupted travel as authorities assess the situation and ensure passenger safety while the plane diverts to a secure airport. No further details on injuries or airline were provided in the report.
Man guides plane to safety after pilot collapses
At Cheyenne airport a non pilot passenger and two American Bridge Co. engineers aboard a single engine plane landed the craft when pilot Edgar R. Van Beuren collapsed. Lester Peterson of Cheyenne said he grabbed the controls and guided the nose up for a crash landing with tower guidance to direct their actions. The incident occurred as the craft neared the Atlas missile strip near Albin, about 45 miles northeast.
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Senators Urge US Overhaul Security Setup
A Senate report criticizes President Kennedy for centralized control during the Cuban crisis and urges a broad overhaul of national security machinery. It notes excessive Washington layers, heavy clearance demands, and suggests hearings on improving governance to meet global dangers.
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Record Arctic Cold Sweeps Large Regions
A new Arctic air blast grips the East Midwest and South with record lows and heavy wind. Temperatures plunge to single digits and below zero. Great Plains report minus figures as a brutal winter pattern continues. Arctic high surges toward New England with ice and snow from weekend storms complicating travel.
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Gantt Enters Clemson In Historic Admission
Harvey Gantt, a 21 year old architectural student, enrolled at Clemson College as a transfer from Town State University, becoming the first Negro admitted to a state supported South Carolina white school. Police and patrols kept order as a crowd gathered outside Tillman Hall, with a few protesters overheard near the dormitory windows. Officials urged peaceful acceptance and declared the state’s policy to support education for all, while noting a reported hostile remark.
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State Begins Testimony Today in Miller Trial
The state opens its first degree murder case against Harllaly Miller, 31, Norwalk handyman, for the Nov. 12 slaying of Mrs. Inabells B. Sillan of Westport in Superior Court. Testimony starts at 10 a.m. after a four day juror examination. jurors include seven men and five women. Spectator restrictions will limit attendees to prevent interruptions during witness testimony.
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Four Children Die in Oil Stove Fire Near Alton Illinois
Four Mayberry children perished in a blaze that consumed their home near Alton, Illinois after an oil stove explosion. Danna age 5, Donald age 4, Ronald age 4, and Rob Lorettan age 2 were killed. Mrs Mayberry, 28, screamed for help as fire units arrived and the blaze spread.
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Ribicoff Presses Air Pollution Fight
Senator Abraham Ribicoff of Connecticut said he will continue pressing for effective air pollution control despite opposition from the National Association of Manufacturers. He replied to a letter from Samuel S. Johnson, conservation committee chair, regarding the necessity of stronger pollution controls.
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Tri State Transport Compact urged for regional plan
New York officials push bills in New York New Jersey and Connecticut to create a Tri State Transportation compact commission similar to the Port Authority with indefinite life. Henry A Barnes and Dr William J Ronan urge authority status to coordinate transit and finance metro area improvements.
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France Rejects Britain Membership in Common Market
In Brussels, France's Mau Mau Couve De Murville rejected Britain's bid to join the European Common Market. He insisted on a Europe without Britain, delaying negotiations and signaling a sustained French veto as West Germany seeks a temporary reprieve to study the issue. A meeting is to resume Tuesday with officials hoping for progress.
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