Prague Fires Denies Anti Soviet Defense Report
Prague authorities denied an Evening News report that Prague Fires' Liberal leader was about to meet talks with Soviet backed groups. Defence Ministry spokesman Lt Col Frantiak Kodina said the report was facritated and pledged continued cooperation with Warsaw Pact armies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herorom
Defense Ministry
Franti
Ack Kodina
Czechoslovaki Dheropie
Willy Sulems
Aveny
Fasc
Ceechostovak
Swenpih
Qartecs
Dat Praga
Wordplay puzzle hints from cryptic clue explanations
A garbled page presents a set of crossword clue tips with suggested correct answers. It discusses INCITE over INVITE, CAST over CASH, MEAD over NEAT, SONS over SONG, BELL over CELL, CRANK over VRANK, FIG over BIG, ADD over ALT, PROMOTED over PROMIS ED, SALE over SAFE, PAINT over FAINT, HOUNDED over WOUNDED, CAD over LAD. It notes reasoning for each choice and common missteps.
Tattle on Woman Weight by Taser Beam Claim
Glasgow report claims scientist Robertson of Smroathclyde University says weight of a woman can be calculated from an imprint using a Taser beam or by examining holes after the imprint. He spoke Thursday to youths. details unclear and likely speculative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Aertland
UPJ
Eliot Or. Robertson
Smroathclyde University
Roberlson
House Approves 5 Billion for Higher Education
The House backed a 5 billion package for higher education including new programs and student aid continuations. It calls for 1.1 billion this year on academic facilities though President Johnson budgeted 192 million. Two provisions would cut off federal benefits for students involved in disruptive acts or convicted of crimes, with mandatory denial in specified cases. The Senate bill mirrored the College authorization but kept the authority with college officials in similar cases.
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Johnson
U.S
Fleuse
Fir Vila
Son of Lawish Order
Wiliam J. Scherle
R-Town
Ali
Kevin 14 Launches Moon Flight in Cellar Project
A 14 year old, Kevin, prepares a simulated space mission in his cellar set for 5 pm today. He built a capsule with a taped cockpit crewed by family via telephone, uses a 600 sound mock craft, and plans daily projects from docking procedures to UFO detection. He aims to be astronaut, studies at Bunnell High, and has drawn guidance from space center and aerospace experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kevin
Oreder
Insiblo Space
Bilt
Werner von Brown
Direcor
George C. Marshall Space Flight Center
Cambridge
Mass
Paul Rassides
Sikorsky Aircraft
Bunnell High School
Wooster Junior
Sciente Arid
Prison for three men over tree nail attack case
A trio named Link, Sorshy, and Owings await sentencing after a hearing on the brutal assault where a girl was nailed to a tree as punishment. Witnesses describe a violent, coercive crime with a long chase across states ending in police raids on motorcycle clubs.
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Link
Sorshy
Wables
Owings
Sorsby
Miss Derse
Palm Beach County
Christine
Pato Beach
Weitlarr Veidtman
Chicago
Indiana
Ortrait
God Bless premieres at Yale Theater with world debut
Yale Drama School opens its 1968 69 season with Jules Peiffer's God Bless a world premiere at University Theater Ra through Dec 26. The comedy tackles violence amid government critique and will be followed by a symposium with cast and guests. Harold Stone directs with sets by Robert Blackman and premieres by Yale repertory actors alongside recent graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brie Raw Eelepertory
Ie'vale Drama School
Jules Peiffer
God Bless
Vwoswill
University Theater
Ram
God Hess
Faw
Yate Rompany
Audienue
Yai
Rayal Shakes, Peare Company
Great Britain
Harold Stane
Liquor Store Clerk Stabbed During Robbery
Police pursue two youths after they wounded and robbed 68 year old Benjamin Schwartz at Carl's Liquor, 17 Middl Street, yesterday afternoon. One assailant stabbed Schwartz in the back as the other opened the cash register for an undetermined amount. He was listed in fair condition at St Vincent's Hospital. Witnesses saw two youths fleeing the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Schwartz
Carl
St. Vincent's Hospital
Services Today For Cecil B Hall
Private service will be conducted today for Cecil B Hall 73 retired construction engineer fatally shot last Saturday in the yard of his home on Old UK Road Enston The Rev Kenneth Kinnerys rector of Christ Episcopal Church Enston will officiate and burial will be in Oaklawn Cemetery Faisfield Lucian of Samasata wrote his first novel portraying night view and earth around A D 165.
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Cecil 2. Mall
Old UK Road
Enston
Kenneth. Kinnerys
Christ Episcopal Church
Oaklawn Cemetery
Faisfield
Stratford Votes Funds for Trial Mini Bus Service
Stratford approves a trial mini bus at 78 per diem with Happy Times to operate as a livery service yet treated as a common carrier by the town. No fares, designated pickup points, and potential impact on existing bus lines discussed amid council scrutiny.
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Stratford
Edward Steda Unk
Public Untities Commission
Hartford
Frank Mee
Happy Times Bus Company
Stodotink
Happy Times
Stodoliuk
Radeo
PUC
PUC Hay
Atle
Stedolink
Bus Line
LeCaroin
du. Stedolink
Petar Vender
Stratford ‘Bus Line, Inc
Hunttington Grad
Studetink
Vener
Bridgeport
Stosoliniy
Richael E. [Blake
Montagnino
Stodatiik
Jnot
Aveo Lycoming Division
South Main Street
Bie
Amer
Sikorsky Aircraft Vision
Elm Terrace
Senior Citizens
Cannellnen
Chamber of Commerce
Clark links Cleveland attack to lone extremist act
Clark cites MBT reports noting jagged violence and predicts no widespread city strikes. He recalls ten killed in Cleveland including three policemen and says no immediate surge of acts in Chicago Detroit or Pittsburgh. He mentions daily rumors of violence but finds no solid evidence of a national conspiracy per Hoover.
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MBT
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgy
Cleveland
Clark
Goss
Hoover
FBP
J. Edgar Hoover
New Ticket System In Tokyo Aims To Simplify Fines
Police issued 63 444 tickets for minor traffic violations in Japan during a holiday period after July 1 as Tokyo implements a new ticket system to streamline procedures and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Sapan d
Retirees Lead Downtown Cleanup Drive Request
Retirees plan a downtown cleanup after Mrs. Rosoft urged trimming grass and weeds on North Main Street esplanades. She displayed tall weed samples to illustrate neglect, noting city and state maintenance differences and prompting a draft letter to State Highways Commissioner Howard S. Tver.
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Rosoft
Samuel Rosoft
Esplanades
North Main Street
Mus. Reseille
Park Avenue
Howard S. Tver
Ralph Williams
COOL
Fie
State Department of Community Affairs
Nu Aeton
Wittens
Bumper Stlekers Gederead
Andrew Geyer
Curran
Beaulily
Bridgeport
Geyer
McCarthy Draws 36000 in Boston for First Time
McCarthy drew 36000 fans in Boston for the first time since the Wack Series. The arena filled hours before his scheduled arrival as Pete Seeger, Richard OyerBen, and Alan Arkin entertained. Closed circuit TV catered to those outside the ballpark. McCarthy aides note he never topped 20000 at prior rallies. News compared crowds to Kennedy and Eisenhower campaigns.
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McCarthy
Arive
Pete Seeger
Richard OyerBen
Oeté
Alan’ Arkin
McCartty
Minnesota Democrat
Madison
Wis
Robert ¥. Kennedy
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Cleveland
Heston
Eisenhower
Paris
Costly weeds burden California crops says advisory board
UPI reports the Farm and Home Advisory Board estimates California residents spend about $23 yearly on weed control and weed damage to crops. The figures reflect statewide impact on farms and gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakersfield
Calif
UPI
California
Ue Farm
Home Advisory Board
Red Buildup Near Hue Hit by B52s Over Vietnam
Air Force tactical bombers attacked a coast area north of Dong Hoi while Navy Skyhawks shelled trucks and storage near Vinh. North Vietnamese strikes hit Ban Me Thuot area in Dalat province as U.S. officers warn a possible drive toward South Vietnam from the Cambodian border region.
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Vietnam
Air Force
South Vietnam
Dong Hoi
Bon Homme Richard
Vinh
Bals
Arta
Ban Me Thuot
Darlac Province
Ban Me Thuct
Kondum
Bordars
Cambodia
Laos
Stratford Youths Fined for Loitering in School Grounds Case
In Circuit Court Stratford Judge Henry J. Goldberg fined Charles F. Williams 73 for disorderly conduct after police arrested him near Franklin School on Barmain Avenue following resident complaints of loitering. Other cases saw fines for breach of peace, reckless driving, and stop-sign violations among Stratford Milford and Fairfield residents. Prosecutor Richard Windsor and clerk Peter O'Connell handled the docket.
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Henry J. Goldberg
Statford
Charles F. Williams
Jackson Avenue
Strateford
Franklin School
Barmain Avenue
Stratsford
Willams
Goldberg
Oscar L. Allen
Hamion Street
Edward T. Rohiman
Cornwall Street
Asesault
Carl Lukasiewicz
China Street
Milford
Joseph D. Fulton
Nazhville
Tenn
Robert E. Anderson
Allyndale Drive
Stratford
Elsmer G. Woodfull
Main Street
John Sostko
Summerfickt
Avenue
Hauit
Douglas BR. Rehm
Chantrouk
Russell G. Cole, Jr
Alvin Strert
Fairfield
Sages
Kurt E. Hoctlinger
Morningside Feccace
Steatford
Jin
Adam Gleyar
Leuccite Avetiue
Styatford
Ace
Fidella M. Riccia
East Main Street
Martisou A. Cartwright
Second Avenue
Richard Winster
Peter O'Connell
Bible School Aug 5-16 At Brooklawn Church
Brooklawn Seventh Day Adventist church offers a two week vacation Bible school from Aug 5 to Aug 16 at Purdey Hall 240 Brooklawn Avenue. Morning sessions run Aug 5 to Aug 8 from 9 a.m. to noon for ten residents. Registration Aug 5 at 3 a.m. Staff includes Marlens Broderick director Pearl Mullings kindergarten leader Lotare Waterman Rae Cunlo Hannah Thun Ann Peerson Naomi Reilly Elaine Yakush Mary Grover Evelyn Fisher Aling Cary.
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Brooklawn Seventh- Day Adventist Church
M. Carl Currie
Purdey Hall
Brooke ‘Own Avenue
Marlens Broderick
Pearl Mullings
Lotare Waterman
Rae Cunlo
Hanna Thun
Ann Peerson
Naomi Reilly
Elaine Yakush
Mary Grover
Evelyn Fisher
Aling Cary
Weppler Heads Hubbell Board and Two New Directors
Weppler leads the Hubbell board as two new directors are named. Harvey Hubbell Inc. reports net sales of over 41 million dollars in 1967, with early 1968 quarter sales surpassing 13 million. Joldersma joined Hubbell in 1962 as secretary treasurer and now holds a top post. Johnstore migrated from Union Carbide in 1917, rising to president of the Carbon Products division before his current role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Trust Company
Park City Hospital
Junior Achievement of
Western Connecticut
Bridgeport Thydraulic Company
Weis & Corporator
People's Savings bans-Bridgepareind
University of Bridgeport
Joldersma
Harvey’ Hubbell Inc
Me. Vernon
N.Y
Kone Coblepe
Business
Westport Youth Wins Stay in Induction Fight
Nabi Vietnam era protest in Boston leads to reclassification from 1A to IA by draft board acting under Lt General Hershey. Breen challenges constitutionality in U S District Court New Haven. dismissal March 13 cited lack of jurisdiction due to Congress amendments. Appeal filed April 9 to the First Circuit with no oral argument date set.
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Bostost
Hershey
Breen
U.S. District Court
New Haven
Court of Appeals
Ind Circuit
Russians Warn Of More Maneuvers To Frighten Czechs
Pravda labels Czech dissidents as traitors and accuses rightists of abandoning international socialism. It claims Moscow fears rising nationalism in socialist states and warns that further maneuvers in Czechoslovakia could mask preparations for intervention.
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Czechoslovakia
Pravda
RediChina
Mao
Turing
Ban Seois
Kremlin
Cleveland Curfew Declared On East Side to Curb Riots
The curfew covered six square miles including most of Hough as looting and arson battered Cleveland. Police and guards limited access to the cordoned area while leaders and Rev. Baxter Hill voiced support for the move. Officials warned against shooting unless arrested and noted continuing danger despite early curfew announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stokes
Hough
Homm
Whuesday
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Baxter Hill
Fame
Sinkes
Del
America
Youths Invade Food Market In Chicago
A large group of youths stormed a North Side A and DP Food Market and ransacked oil food liquor and cash registers before police dispersed the crowd. The disturbance spread to Maywood where windows were smashed and shops boarded up as officers restored order. Several injured were treated and released, with no shootings reported.
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Chicago
Cicago
Maywood
Mailes West
Chicago Sun-Times
Henratin Hospital
Mel Larsen
Alvo
Youthiag
North Side
A & DP
Earnes
Iths
Ftore
Martin Luther King, Jr
Sun Caves
8Th District
Lospital
Jescon
Woods
Cook County
Fifth Avenue
Proviso East High School
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House
Tutankhamen
Yale
Cecil B, Hall
Lucian of
Samasata
Ight Vey
Earth
A.D
John Gallagher
Beautify
Een
North South
Stratford Bus Bine
Jne
Huntington Read
Requine Bus
Coanticut Railway and Lightning Company
Bridgéact
Gray Line Bus Company
Bridgepere
Montay
Amos
Banus
Lordship
Prospect Drive
Oakhuilt
Ocean Avenues
Jefferson Street
Stratford Road
Lighthouse Avenue
Short Beach Road
Airway Drive
Aveoue
Gregory Circle
Woodend Road
Steatford Avenue
Hard's Corner
Sterling House
Mainsstreet
Town Hall
Xie
New Vicket Systen
Boston
Hue
Bible School
Brooklawn Church
Weppler
Hubbell Board
George BR. Werpler
Westport
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