Army probes new My Lai style beach killings in Vietnam
Reported by William E. Marhawn alleges a company of the 2nd Battalion 1st Infantry Regiment killed 24 to 40 Vietnamese civilians on a beach near Bong Son in September. He claimed women and children were among those slain, with chaotic scenes described and no verified names released.
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Committee Approves Laden for Judgeship
Hartford reports the Judiciary committee issued a favorable report on George A. Laden of Bridgeport for a Superior Court judgeship. The nomination now goes to the Senate and House for likely approval before June adjournment amid partisan maneuvering and a forty week vacancy.
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Cops Pressing Search for 3 Jail Escapees
Police widen hunt for three inmates who escaped from the State Correctional Center North Avenue wing. The men, described as dangerous, were last seen forcing a third floor wall and lowering themselves to the ground with a heavy electrical cord. Continues on page two.
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Stapleton Backing Seen On Panuzio Bid for Mayor
Republican leaders plan full support for State Rep. Nicholas Panuzio in the mayoral bid. Town committee meeting at GOP headquarters will signal backing, with Edward Otromba open to backing Panuzio or another nominee. The move follows speculation linking Stapleton to the Panuzio effort and aims to unify city Republicans ahead of any primary challenge.
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Bridgeport Area Weather Report From NWS
Mostly sunny this morning, increasing clouds by afternoon with high near 74. Cloudy tonight with a 10 percent shower chance and low around 50. Tomorrow also cloudy with highs in the 80s. Easterly winds around 10 mph today, picking up slightly tonight.
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Hijacked Jetliner May Leave From Cuba Today
A tumbling, garbled radio-typed excerpt reports a hijacked jetliner possibly departing Cuba today. The fragmented text mentions authorities, Cuba, a planned route, and anticipation of developments, with stray phrases implying government reaction and uncertain timing.
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State Warned Over Welfare Funds Federal Rule Change Threatens Connecticut
Hartford AP Officials voiced frustration at a federal ruling that could cost Connecticut millions in welfare aid. HEW warned the state must meet three key rules by July 1 or face a potential federal funding cutoff totaling about 103 million in welfare funds for the year. Attorney Kilian said he may appeal to the federal courts to delay or block the cut as he argued the state is prepared to challenge the decision.
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Capital Spending Rise Seen Smallest in Years
Washington AP reports that business leaders expect a 7 percent rise in 1971 capital spending for new plants and equipment, the smallest increase in a decade, despite Nixon tax‑writeoff plans. The Commerce Department and SEC note projections for 81.8 billion in 1971, with a slower rise after April through June and weaker nonmanufacturing gains.
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National War on Heroin Advocated by President
President Nixon urged a national offensive against heroin and drug addiction among veterans and youths. He outlined four fronts: cutting overseas sources, prosecuting pushers, treating addicts, and launching a large information program. He opposed marijuana legalization and said Vietnam heroin availability raises the problem. He planned talks with defense leaders on drug use by soldiers and stressed high priority, while noting recent protests and police actions.
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Ross and Roberts Labor Pact Ends 24-Week Strike
Ross and Roberts workers ratified a new contract at Howard Johnson’s Molar Lodge in Stratford by a 225 to 7 vote, ending a 24 week strike. The deal raises pay by 28 cents per hour in year one and 4 cents per hour in each of the two following years, boosts vacation and medical benefits, and expands seniority to higher classifications.
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Compromise on Revenue Sharing Sputters in Washington
AP dispatch from Washington details Nixon administration wrangling over revenue sharing with states. Treasury Secretary Weldendum and aides push revisions to strengthen the plan while House Republicans and Connally oppose major changes. Officials signal possible committee hearings and limited changes to the basic framework.
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Council Backs Model Cities Plan For Housing Aid And Summer Jobs
The Common Council approved spending nearly a quarter million dollars of Model Cities funds for housing development on Waterview Avenue and a youth work program this summer. It backs $160,100 for housing to aid 108 moderate income families, plus $80,084 for youth employment and recreation. The plan relies on unearmarked Model Cities funds and requires HUD approval. Waterview site will include several size units ranging from one to four bedrooms. Continued on Page Two.
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Hazard Building Stirs Airport Dispute Study
The Bridgeport Airport commission disclosed it commissioned a six city study last year on the problem of a proposed runway change involving the Hazard Building. Stratford and Mayor Cur remained firm against the study. The PAA warned the city against a 64 foot high structure, urging approval or a ban on construction near the access road.
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Turk Cops Free Girl Hostage in Istanbul Shootout
A chaotic rescue ends with one terrorist killed and two police wounded as Turkish forces storm a location to free a girl hostage. The operation, amid heavy damage and gunfire, followed a hostage crisis that left several bystanders injured. Continued on Page Three.
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