NATO backs talks with Reds on troop cuts in Lisbon
In Lisbon, Secretary of State William P. Rogers won broad NATO support for high-level Soviet Union talks on East West troop reductions. Amid the diplomacy, four terrorist bombs exploded in Lisbon and suburbs, crippling landline networks for hours and causing casualties blamed on the Portuguese Communist party amid accusations of colonialism in Africa.
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William P. Rogers
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Soviet Union
NATO
Itn
Portuguese Communist Party
Portugal
Africa
House Vote Backs Saden For Bench
In Hartford the House approved George A. Saden of Bridgeport as a Superior Court judge by a 154 to 17 secret roll call. The nomination moves to the Senate for confirmation. Laden’s nomination faced party fights amid patronage concerns as Democrats and Republicans battled over the bench. Rogers reports NATO and Middle East diplomacy show cautious progress with hints of Vietnam drawdown and trade curbs ending next week.
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Hartford
George A. Saden
Bridgeport
Senate
Laden
Thomas J. Meskill
Majors Landers
Edward Caldwell
D-Briggeport
Extortion Jury Convicts Milford Man and Two Others
A Milford man Leonard Wisniewski and two others John Palmieri and Joseph Travisano were found guilty of extortion by a federal jury. Dominic Marangel was dismissed. They allegedly threatened Bridgeport area residents to collect loans at usurious rates. Sentencing awaits pre sentence report.
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Milford
Hartford
Milford Smith
Lin
Wwere
Fry
Thoows F. Murphy
Leonard Wisniewski
Clark Hill Road
John Palmieri
Hamden
Joseph A. Travisano
Wert Haven
Dominic Marangel
New Haven
Murphy
Lwa Bridgeport
Frank Secerelli
Bridgeport
Layla Suli
Huntington
Secerelw
Sill
Weather forecast for Bridgeport and vicinity
Bridgeport and vicinity notes a Monday with sunny skies and mild winds. Highs in the 80s, lows in the mid-50s, with a 10 to 20 percent chance of precipitation tonight and tomorrow. Winds light to moderate from the west today, shifting northwest tonight. Temp records show yesterday’s high 77 and low 61, with spring’s spring-like outlook.
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Bridgeport
Mondy Summy
Warner
Walters Church Names Washington Clergyman as Pastor
The Walters Memorial AME Zion Church at Brand and Gregory streets will be led starting Sunday by Rev. Mr. Barnes, a Washington native, replacing Rev. Charles R. Gordon who moves to Mt Olive AME Zion in Waterbury. The new pastor, Frederick William Raynes, comes from Washington DC and holds degrees from Howard University Divinity School and further graduate work at Wesley Theological Seminary American University and urban training centers.
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Frederick William Raynes
Washington, D.C
Alsterle Walters
Waterbury
Walters Church
Barnes
Washington
Howard Wile Veraily
Howard's Divinity School
Wesley ‘Theological Saminary
American University
Unban Training Center
New Congress Lines Approved in House
The Democratic majority in the House pushed through a plan to reapportion Connecticut's six congressional districts amid Republican opposition. The bill moves to the Senate where a Democratic majority is expected to prevail, though Governor Muskil may veto. Bridgeport lawmakers oppose the GOP plan as it shifts Bridgeport from the Fourth to the third district, a change that strengthens Democratic gains.
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Hartford
House
Republicatty
Benale
Young
Senate
Thomas J. Muskill
Sridgeport
Bridgeport
Second No-Hitter Gives Cubs 1-0 Win Over Reds
Ken Holtematt pitched his second major league no hitter and first this season to lead the Chicago Cubs to a 1-0 victory over the Cincinnati Reds Thursday night. Details on sports pages.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Ken Holtematt
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
New Pattern Sets Wor City School Hours
Schools Supt How ard Rosenstein announced a new standard clock for 34 elementary schools starting next September. Each elementary day runs from 8:30 am to 3:40 pm with a 15 minute midday break. East Side Middle will operate 7:50 am to 3:10 pm. others 8:00 am to 3:00 pm. High schools adopt 8:15 am to 2:20 pm schedule.
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Howard Rosenstein
East Side
24th Body Located In Mud From River
In Yuba City area investigators report the 24th body found buried in mud along the Feather River banks as searchers continue to exhumed graves near irrigation ditches. Deputies pace orchards and farms five miles north of Yuba City seeking more victims while outlining a pattern of killings tied to recent farm labor unrest and violence in the region.
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Yuba City
Galil
Hnnes
Coranats
Saati
Covana
Pablo Tai
Nofia
Vedriflees
Weert
Werbolton
Tyes Leven
Tevin
Hoffa Steps Back as Hoffa Chooses Fitzsimmons to Lead Teamsters
The Teamsters announce James R Hoffa will not run for a third term and will back Frank Fitzsimmons for general president. Hoffa, imprisoned on corruption convictions, cites health and legal difficulties as he endorses Fitzsimmons to steer the 1.6 million member union.
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Yough
Tenacinus ‘Teamsters
Vention
Miami
James Jr
Lotta
Beach
Federat
Yeamsters
Hainting
Tolapl-Cio
Suey Coed Hoffa
Union
Fitzsimmons
Walla
Tonent Georges
Hoffa
Jaim F. Kennedy
Lewisburg
Jimmy
Fitesmars
Holla
Detroit
Watks
Motta
Ils Ce
Teamsters
James P. Halls
Fitzstnengons
Ght Central
Moffa
Frank E. T'teslaman
Taamatéts Union
Local Clout Is Vaughn's Call to Urban Coalition
Stephen Winters reports Vaughn urges urban coalition to tackle race and housing issues by boosting local involvement. He warns a national approach fails without real people in cities shaping solutions. Cogswell elected to lead, with new officers and an emphasis on local dialogue and volunteer community projects.
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Vaughn
Call To Urban Coalition
Stephen
Victor
Cagswell
Jack Hood Vaughn
Mechanics and Farm
Rvs Savings
Ugdnl
Washington
Wrbantor
Waller B. Hin
Dr. Sevenile
America
Whale of Effort Makes Waves in Sunday Puzzle
A Sunday puzzle contest yields no perfect scores as competitors endure crosswords dense with missteps and tricky clues. White misses a perfect run, while others crack under pressure, leaving the field to await the next round and a potential $40 tie to the jackpot.
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Sunday Post
Cye Py
Ad Pugelemaster
Ives
Ward Tage
Hse
Stanlay
Agai
Bridgeport Airpark to Add Fourth Fixed Base Operator
The Bridgeport Airpark plans a lease to add a fourth fixed base operator at the site off runway 11 29 as part of the airport land acquisition project. City officials expect a corporate hangar, refueling and air charter services, flight instruction and allied facilities to be developed with bid specs handled by City Purchasing Agent Edward D Sullivan.
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Bridgeport
Hag
Atres
Business Y Wingg
Bridgeport Flight Service
Knickerbocker Aviation
Chalice
Edward, D. Sullivan
Gunther's Oust Airport Manager Plea Rejected
The Bridgeport Airport canine faalint announcedt yesterday It hes rejected by april wity a letter o from State Sin, George Ghintheri L W Stratford, which Momandad the replacement of Airport Manageryt Nicholas Jr. Malitoro, Senator Gunther wrote to thele canmisalon a humtmr of wvankalt ano, chneghiig Mr Maliaro with exceeding hla authneity mfeede mich development mates, lant, IL, and oder sutlecda. Rejectinn of lie jeter wan ioted nm matin by Mayor Curran, haters of the comm asim, at a recent nnbatling, Who mayor said he felt thin uatler Ix wb'etly a personality slash between the alypart mane iger ant Bemdtor Canther tie savansalon explained. Stratford Town Mateger to tent W. Venables, a member of Continued at Page Two.
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George Ghintheri
Stratford
Nicholas Jr. Malitoro
Gunther
Thele Canmisalon
Wvankaltano
Maliaro
Curran
Savansalon
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