Airport Motel Lease Approved In Stratford By City Panel
Stratford airport commission approves leasing land at the municipal airport to Airport Motor Inn for a million dollar motel near the terminal. Lease subject to taxation and final council approval after attorney review. Monaco Construction bid $1,061,000 chosen for terminal expansion and air freight facility. other bids listed. State Aeronautics board approval required before work begins.
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John
Kelly
Bridgeport Airport Commission
Stratford
Airport Motor Inn
Abe Bender
Scratford
Commission
Monaco Construction Conpany Vne
Tavarnal Aisling
Monaco
Curran
City Atorney
Edward Cakewell
Mr. Bender
Common Council
Furcal
Monaca
Rampahy
Conmissin Sare
State Aeronautics Board
Airy
Nicholas J. Mainley
Daniel PL Adina
Mayer Curran
Jab
Ihe Amiminis
Atlas Construction Company
Gellarty Construction Company
Mikey Brothers, Inc
F Race and Sons
Joseph Vitale Construction Company
Treight
Neary
John Mandamel
Word Weaver Puzzle Stakes Prize At $640
The SLY O14 Puzzlemaker returns as Word Weaver guiding readers through a brain teaser blitz in The Sunday Post. Fans chase a giant prize while several players aim to beat the clues and avoid a tricky cleanup, with puzzles to come in Puzzle 817.
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Sunday Post
The
Weather forecast for Bridgeport and vicinity
Bridgeport and vicinity shows mostly bloody and cool conditions with a low probability of precipitation today and tonight. Winds variable. skies partly sunny and pleasant tomorrow with a high near 7k. Historical notes mention past temperatures and tide times for Friday, June 5, 187A, the one hundred fifty sixth day of the year.
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Bridgeport
Ip Salles
GOP Delegates Back Stapleton For State Ticket
Bridgeport delegates to the Republican state convention voted last night to support James F. Stapleton co chair of the Republican Action League for nomination as attorney general regardless of governor candidates. The action followed a raucous at RAL headquarters Brooklawn and Capita avenues. The delegates also filled state convention committee posts from the 2nd and 4th Senatorial Districts with names including George A. Saten Miss Filan A. Brown and others.
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Bridgeport
James F. Stapleton
Republican Action League
Delepates
Hart- Toad
Nicholas A. Pan Uvin
RAL
Brooklawn
Capita
KAL
GOP
Erig Ima
George A. Saten
Filan A. Brown
Wiefor F. Muniee
Peter J. Tassogna
Lewis C. Zowlie
Mr. Laden
Uw4rd
Mr Stapleton
Miss Toanaal C. Miska
Leroy W. Subren
Roest M. Arnald Jr
Ernest Mickels
Thamas Wilson
Voucher plan would pay elementary education costs
Cambridge AP reports Christopher Jencks proposed a government voucher system for public schooling. Parents would receive vouchers to cover a pupil’s elementary education in any public school as a pilot project slated for fall 1971 under federal testing plans.
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Cambridge
Mass
Christopher
Jencks
Aasd
Senator Smith Says Silent Majority Could Explode Over Violence
Senator Margaret Chase Smith warned the silent majority risks repression or dictatorship as fear and unrest rise amid campus violence inflation and world affairs. In an Associated Press interview she cited fear as a driver of potential extremism and urged caution against suppressing dissent while noting Vietnam and Cambodia as broader concerns.
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Washington
Margaret Chase Smith
Mit
Maine
Smith
Associated Press
Conecena
Senate
Anachy
Cypressinn
Sean Joseph R. McCarthy
Meir urges West to warn Soviet Union over Middle East
Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir urged Western powers on Thursday to warn the Soviet Union against involvement in the Middle East. She accused Egypt’s Nasser of signaling Soviet sovereignty and warned Moscow against becoming an active participant in the Arab-Israeli conflict. Meir said the free world must reject Soviet penetration and insist on peace rather than escalation.
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Galda Meir
Soviet Union
Middle East
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egyn
Middle Las
Associated Press
Threst
Egypt
Israel
Free World
Che
Dome Amy
Becnme
Senators Openly Cautious Over U B Jets Sale Prospects
A bipartisan group of senators expressed cautious optimism on prospects for selling UB jets after a meeting with Secretary of State William P. Rogers. Rogers promised a decision soon. Ribicoff Coan and others voiced low grade optimism while noting potential surprises. continued on page two.
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Washington
William P. Rogecn
Shey
Rogers Tell
Abraham A. Ribicoff
DB. Coan
Sentas
Three Year Pay Pact For Fairfield Teachers
Fairfield Board of Education and the Fairfield Education Association ratified a three year salary contract costing about 748000 for the new school year. It guarantees minimum increases of 3.0 percent and up to 9.3 percent in each of the two following years tied to cost of living. First year raises range from 3.0 to 3, with a maximum of 1490 in the sixth year schedule. The board approved the contract four to one at a special meeting after the FEA ratified it overwhelmingly at Andrew Warde High School. The contract then goes to the RTM for action by June 22. The source notes the big question of funding remains unresolved. The previous budget was 4000000 for the operation of the schools in the new year.
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RIM Action
Board of Education
FEA
Andrew Warde
RTM
RIM
TV's Carol Reed Dies Have a Happy Girl
MAMARONECK NY Carol Reed television pioneer first woman disc jockey and weather reporter died at home age 44 She won Emmy for air's most popular female personality and twice won Guide's annual popularity award Reed hosted her weather program live on CBS for 12 years without auto sponsor and closed each show with Have a Happy
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Mamaroneck
OPN
Carol Reed
Stlevision
Miss Reed
Air
Hd Guide
CBS
Fairfield Bans Open Burning Across City
Fairfield announces an immediate ban on open burning to curb air pollution. Health Director Dr. Harris, after a meeting with Fire Chief Slope and Captain Darrow, says two spring permit windows and four four week periods will allow limited burning with a department permit, weather permitting. Contractors and developers must discard materials at the town dump. The ban does not apply in summer and aligns with state law.
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H. Patterson Harris
Dr. Harris
Joseph J. Slope
Clarence Darrow
Fire Department
Harraing
Warris
Burke
Tr. Harris
TWA Pilot and Gunman Shot Ends Drama in Capital
A hijacker demanding 100 million cash held four passengers for eight hours aboard a TWA jet. The plane landed at Dulles Airport where the hijacker retrieved 100 750 in cash and wounded the pilot Capt. Dale C. Hope before being overpowered. The hijacker, identified as Ruther G. Barkley, was wounded in the thumb. FBI agents ended the standoff after the agency blocked the runway and the hijacker was seized in a scuffle.
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Washington
U.s.treasury
Dulles International
Dale C. Hope
Ruther G. Barkley
Phoenix
Ariz
Seennil
PVA
Dulter
TWA
New York Stars
Dulles
FBL
Megelee
Man Aboard Dulles Flight Aims to Destroy Everything
AP reporting from Washington details hijacker Arthur Barkley’s aims aboard the aircraft. Pilot Billy Williams, 46, described the hijacker’s goal to destroy the plane and kill passengers as a demand to get even with society. Williams, who helped carry the first $100,000 as instructed, recounted the cockpit entry and his greeting by the hijacker.
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Washington
Arthur Barkley
TWA International
Billy Williams
Dulles
Williams
Oklahoma
Joint Chiefs Head and Laird Diverge on Troop Pullout
Washington reports show General Wheeler and Secretary of Defense Laird in disagreement over how many American troops to withdraw from South Vietnam by next spring. Wheeler doubts beyond 150,000 can safely be pulled out, while Laird repeats 190,000 as the target with flexibility.
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Joint Chiefs
Laird
Washington
Farle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
South Vietnam
Scretary
Marvin R. Laird
Nixon
Pentagon
NBC
Wheeler
Oman
Chen
Creighton
V. Abrams
U.S
More Help Urged Here For Minority Enterprise
A Bridgeport area conference urged stronger support for minority and Puerto Rican entrepreneurs seeking funding access. Organizers from the Greater Bridgeport Urban Coalition Bridgeport Area Chamber of Commerce and PROJER OWN Inc staged workshops to help small businesses obtain bank credit despite limited collateral. The First Annual Minority Ethnic Development Involvement Conference opened at University of Bridgeport Marina Hall with later events at Langley School featuring music films and talks by Abraham Venable of Maturety Business Enterprise and other programs. Continued on Page Eight.
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AL & Cityswide
Maessman
Greater Bridgeport
Bridgeport
E Chamber
Cammerre
Projer! Own, Inc
West End
University of Bridgeport
Marina Hall
Abraham Venable
Maturity Business
Telegram Daily includes hobbies, ads, and crosswords
A mixed pages section lists features for Everybody and Telegram Daily, with contributions on fashion, financial news, bridge by Jacoby, and Polly's Pointers. It highlights editorials, Dear Abby style tips, and entertainment notes across theater, TV, radio, and women’s news.
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Maria
Abby
Brandsind
M.D. A
Jacoby On Bridge
Polly
Seecess
Sylvia Porter
Women's News
Cambodians Rout ed Occupiers From Key Town
Saigon reports Cambodian forces repelled a prior advance near Phnom Penh as North Vietnamese and Viet Cong seized a government post early morning. The clash marked the closest fighting to the capital with Cambodian troops and allies launching a counterattack aided by fighter bombers, aiming to disrupt ongoing offensives and resupply efforts.
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Saigon
Imhopr AvVerran
Phnom Penh
Soar
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