Humphrey Proposes Term Limits for FBI CIA and JCS
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey urged a constitutional amendment to limit terms of the FBI and CIA directors and the Joint Chiefs chair. He spoke after his Bridgeport commencement address, calling for end to the Vietnam War and addressing student concerns at the College of Education. He argued long tenures concentrate power and access to sensitive data. Harold A. Sand, class president, noted graduates face job scarcity amid defense spending. Continued on Page Three.
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Eminent Jurists Debate Vietnam War Policy
Three eminent jurists ruled that while atrocity claims exist they cannot label the United States as war criminals over Vietnam. The panel said no finding could be made on whether U.S. involvement is an illegal war, leaving the broader question unresolved. The BBC TV program featured testimony from lawyers, scholars, and former officials linked to Nuremberg.
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University president presents 960 degrees at commencement
Thurston E. Mancing, president of the university, conferred 960 degrees including associate, bachelor, master and sixth-year certificates for graduate studies, recognizing varied programs and milestones across the campus.
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Prison term given to soldier in Da Nang killing case
A 56 year-old enlisted man in Da Nang was sentenced Monday to 12 to 30 years in prison and dishonorable discharge for killing one of his officers and attempting to kill another. The case drew editorials and appears amid a page featuring gossip, puzzles, and assorted notices.
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Meskill vows no state income tax for Connecticut
Hartford Governor Thomas J. Meskill said he will not approve a state income tax, criticizing Democratic plans to tax interest, dividends, and capital gains. He warned the legislature to focus on raising the sales tax instead, as negotiations over tax measures remain stalled with a possible special session on fiscal policy.
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New Haven Stunt Pilot Killed In Plainville Airshow Crash
A stunt pilot identified as Gilbert Gillette of New Haven died when his single seat Bucherbulmeister aerobatic plane plunged into a sand pit beyond the Plainville airfield during an airshow. The accident, blamed on an inverted flight, brings the death toll to six at air shows and races in two days. Gillette, in his early 40s, had performed as the second aerobatic flyer Sunday and had previous show experience. The event was sponsored by Interstate Aviation of Plainville.
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Vets vindicate buddies over Vietnam war conduct
Washington AP veterans from Vietnam claim U S troops showed greater wariness of crimes and atrocities in Vietnam than in prior wars. They counter claims by opponents that soldiers slaughtered civilians, noting efforts to avoid fire and protect civilians. The group Viet Nam Veterans for Truth says membership exceeds a thousand and emerged after John Kerry’s Senate appearance.
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Weather forecast for Bridgeport and vicinity
Parily sunny and very warm with humidity rising this afternoon. Highs in the 80s, fair tonight with lows in the 60s. Mostly cloudy Tuesday with a chance of thunderstorms by evening and light winds. Precipitation chances 50 percent today, 10 percent tonight. SW winds 10 to 18 mph today, easing to 5 to 10 mph at night. gusts up to 19 to 20 mph today. Temperatures yesterday peaked at 64 and dipped to 39 for the year. The almanac notes the tide tables and date markings for Monday, June 7.
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North Americans barred as Israel nips crime confab
Israel blocked a scheduled conference here for alleged underworld figures from North America. An Interior Ministry spokesman said three men from the United States and Canada were refused entry and ordered to leave after arriving at Lod Airport. Officials hinted more may be barred while declining to identify the groups involved or meeting plans with reputed figures like Lansky.
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Cosmonauts Up To Link With Lab Mission
A Soviet space effort aims to dock with a laboratory module as Soyuz crews adjust flight path in orbit. The crew rests after an orbital pass while ground control contemplates a further docking maneuver and upcoming experiments at the space lab.
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Heflin Stricken in Hollywood Hospitalized After Onstage Incident
AP report from Hollywood says actor Van Heflin is in critical condition after a onstage accident. Officials say he was rushed to a hospital Sunday following a fainting spell during a performance. Further details on his condition were not immediately available.
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Allies Repulse 3rd Assault by Reds in North
Allied forces claim to have halted a third North Vietnamese assault on the northern frontier with heavy casualties as ground fighting continues. Washington sees a surge in antiwar activity as lawmakers press for action and newspaper ads target public opinion ahead of potential policy shifts.
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Addict Needing Money Held In Four Robberies
A self confessed addict was taken into custody by police Sunday after being accused of pulling four robberies at a shoe store on Stratford Avenue during the past month. Lamont C. Clinkscates, 19, of allied village was cited as saying he needed money to buy drugs. The owner of the store, Genie Klonse, named in the report, declined further comments.
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200000 Coats Called Health Hazard
New York AP reports that an association charges the government ignored warnings about asbestos in 200000 women’s winter coats sold and manufactured, with FDA analysis pending to determine wearer risk. The piece notes editorial reaction and calls for action from health officials.
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Navy Fighter and Air West Airliner Collide Over Canyon
An Air West DC-8 with 43 passengers and a five member crew and a Navy F4 Phantom with two crew collided Sunday about 20 miles east of Los Angeles in San Gabriel Canyon. Nine bodies were seen near the airliner, and a radar officer ejected from the fighter and was rescued in fair condition. It was not yet known if there were additional fatalities.
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Living Off Uncle Sam in 1970 Tax Breaks Record
New York report cites Tax Foundation data showing more than one third of Americans received some form of income maintenance by end of 1970. Major groups include old age and disability beneficiaries at 36.2 million, public assistance 13.8 million, and unemployment 2.1 million.
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