City Opens Bids for 200 Fences at Beardsley Park Zoo
City bids opened for installing a new fence after dogs killed four deer. Webster and Web Plat submitted the lowest bid at 941 dollars among seven. The board also awarded New England Business Forms a 1181 dollar contract to supply 100000 tax bills. Additional barked items included scrap disposal deals and equipment orders for Health and Hillside departments.
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Board of Public Purcchases
Beardsley Park Zoo
Zoo
Webster and
Web- Pl
New England Business Forms, Inc
New Haven
Bussman Press
Moore Company
Uarco
National Systems and Forms Company
Standard Register
Jacob Bros
Fairfield Scrap
A. Handleman and Sons
Smith Holden, Inc
Bridgesport
Health Department
Globe Equipment Company
Bridgeport
Bridgeport Fixture Company
Hillside
James Leon
Crowley trial opens for manslaughter in Tokyo hotel death
Joseph P. Crowley former Yale football star faces manslaughter charges in Tokyo District Court over the death of his brother in law T A D Jones Jr found dead after an all night drink. Crowley pleaded not guilty and denies the charges.
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Tokyo
Joseph P. Crowley
Yale
Crowley
T. A. D. Jones Jr
Nassau County
Galla
Independence
Washington
Nixon
U. 5S
New York
Jones
Kissinger
Furakawa
America
Robert P. Crowley
Milwaukee
Wis
Arthur Mort
Honolulu
Army fault blamed for Nike explosion at Middletown NJ
The Army concluded a smashed detonation cap caused the Nike missile blast that killed 10 and injured 2 at Middletown New Jersey on May 22. Officials said no gross negligence or sabotage occurred and that handling procedures for Nike missiles were tightened and corrected.
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Washington
Army
Middletown
N. J
Bnt
Shah
Driver Crashes Truck Into Wooded Area Near North Shore Hospital
A Levittown youth escaped serious injury after a truck veered off the road, struck a sign overhead, hit a power pole and plunged into a wooded area. Gallagher leapt from the cab as authorities at North Shore Hospital reported deep head cuts but non life threatening condition.
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Gallagher
Levittown
North Shore Hospital
North Shore Hospi
West Plans Police Plan for Nuclear Test Explosions
Western scientists drew up a detailed plan for policing nuclear test explosions as the Soviet Union threatened to pull out of the Geneva conference if the U S halts tests now. US delegation hosts British French Canadian scientists met nearly four hours to draft a submission to the Russians at the next meeting. The effort aims to move the conference to technical discussions between Western and Soviet bloc scientists while the Communists press for immediate cessation of Western tests.
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Geneva
United States
U. S
Scientiss
Alcoholism blamed in Greenwich death autopsy finds
Police said autopsy shows Stanley L. Peck died of acute alcoholism after body found in a field. Two men, Lawrence Michaelchuck and Otto Lackner, were released on bond on breach of the peace charges tied to a dispute during a drinking session at Michaelchuck's home.
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Greenwich
Stanley L. Peck
Lawrence Michaelchuck
Otto Lackner
Peck
Michaelchuck
National Aviation Day observed on Aug 19 honoring Wright birth
The article notes National Aviation Day on August 19 in tribute to Wilbur Wright's birth date. It highlights the celebration of aviation history and honors the Wright brothers' contributions to flight.
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Lorville Wright
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