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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1967
Page
1
The Moscow University demonstration featured Arabic Russian French and Spanish signs denouncing U.S. and British policy in the Middle East. Troops arrived to block the street while police and mounted units guarded the area. protesters did not breach the cordon.
Federal Judge in New Haven says he may help settle a labor dispute at Avco involving about 1500 workers represented by two United Auto Workers locals. Talks center on wages unemployment benefits and welfare benefits while Taft Hartley act injunctions are cited by both sides. The judge called the move unusual but possible if counsel sign a stipulation to accept his assistance.
Reported ceasefire efforts faltered as Syria and Egypt traded attacks along the Golan Heights and Suez region. Israeli forces defended territory near the Galilee while a newsreel claimed Sharm el Sheikh assets were seized to break a blockade. The exchange left both sides blaming the other for violations.
The Rev. A Kendall Smith, New York civil rights leader, received a suspended 30 day jail term and two years probation after conviction for passing a 59 dollar bad check at Keunian Inc clothing store. He must restitution 174 dollars for clothing within ten days and later faced another check charge.
Lawyers argue Senator Dodd faces ex post facto risk as Senate considers a censure based on new standards, citing seven trips and testimonial dinners. They contend the committee drafted rules after the events and used documents from ex-employees to bolster the case, while Dodd denies any misuse of funds.
A New Britain synagogue established a fund to help families of Americans who died while serving abroad. The rabbi led a service urging donations and urged remembrance of the brave departed. Congregants pledged support after the services, expressing sympathy for the victims’ families.
Kurd Manga lam, 50, offered himself and his sacred cow for sale after failing to attract buyers for his land and house. The unusual posting circulated as a curious local item with no clear buyers interested.
The report outlines the Arab world’s reaction to Nasser's step back and hints at shifts in Egyptian leadership. It notes observers in Cairo expect changes but not a complete break with the old regime. The piece covers Israeli and Syrian actions, cease-fire talks, and the broader regional tension with mentions of napalm use, troop movements, and refugee movements across the Jordan River.
Frank Subara 77 of Canaan Road Stratford was fined $150 after pleading guilty in Circuit Court to driving while intoxicated and unsafe backing. He was arrested April 13 after a collision at Boston and Franklin Avenues, Stratford, and allegedly fled the scene before police found him in a highly intoxicated state. Additional charges of resisting arrest and evading responsibility were added during booking.
The Spanish pavilion from the 1939 New York World's Fair, donated by Spain to St. Louis, was dismantled and transported to the city for storage after the fair ended. Mayor Mfonsq Cervantes announced the successful completion of the move and storage.
Reports from St. Louis describe Cardinal Riller and other church leaders in grave condition after a Friday incident at a warehouse district. Officials note late Friday morning he remained critically ill as details of the event unfold and authorities investigate the scene.
The defense appropriation plan tops postwar levels with an $85.6 billion boost and funds 2,464,302 military personnel. It envisions 1,479 aircraft for the Army and 998 Navy ships, plus 14,008 Air Force planes and 600 B52 bombers. The bill budgets $21.92 billion for pay and outlines Nike missile programs and Navy twelve P-3 etc.
Hundreds of antique cars and aircraft will be displayed on Sather’s Day June 7 at Bradley International Airport. The Antique Avi a and Aircraft exposition runs 10 am to 4 pm with rare engines propellers and equipment. Hosted by the Connecticut Historical Association and local clubs, the event features vintage and modern aircraft including a C-119 and Jet bambee. The site lies south of the Connecticut Air National Guard on Route 74 between Poquonoct and Sullivan.
In Moscow a secret meeting of Soviet Bloc leaders pledged a firm stand against Israel if Israeli troops stay beyond the 1949 armistice line. The accord condemns Israeli actions and U S collusion, warns of consequences for Arab nations, and signals potential shifts in Soviet military aid programs.
The Liberty, a converted WW II vessel, was attacked off the Sinai by Israeli jets while allegedly gathering intelligence. The incident, tied to the Arab–Israeli war, raised U.S. casualties and global concern as Navy ships and officials scrambled to reassess de-escalation options and communications missions in the region.
The article outlines a new law granting Chief Court Administrator Justice Cotter authority to suspend probate judges and administer probate courts. It details staged implementation starting July 1, limits on appraisers from October 1, and a unified fee schedule by January 1 with administrator powers for complex trusts.
The United States outlines a plan to restore peace after intense clashes in the Middle East. Reports say Cairo and Ismailia endured Israeli air raids with civilian casualties while Israel denies attacks and cites self defense amid Security Council deliberations. The council awaits a ceasefire decision as both sides claim stops and continuing shelling.
Victor Riccitelli 36 of Center Street received a one year term for robbery and a six month sentence for a policy playing charge, to run consecutively, with a $1000 fine after pleading guilty in Circuit Court. His wife Carol Riccitelli 31 pleaded guilty to two counts of policy playing and awaits sentencing next week. Also arrested in a Bridgeport gambling raid were James Caserta 29 and others. Riccitelli’s cash from the raid was also under seizure consideration.
Kansas City signed Notre Dame All America linch to bolster the middle linebacker spot alongside veteran Sherrill Headrick. Lynch, 6 4 230, called pro football a humbling experience and aims to compete for the starting role as the Chiefs reshuffle their defense amid a 1986 AFL championship season context.
The Tartars produced fermented milk in China during the 19th century, while Europe did not adopt the method until the mid 19th century.
Var Yente Minnell shifts MGM to Paramount to direct Sam Streisand in On a Clear Day You Can See Forever with plans announced, reflecting studio talent moves and project title.
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