Elementary Schools Set For Changes
Bridgeport plans temporary double sessions in several elementary schools starting September under Supt. Lester S. Silverstone. The move, to ease overcrowding until new middle schools are ready in six months to five years, also shifts some classes, closes Jackson School in West Bend, and changes grade numbers. North End and East Side crowds should ease with new middle schools, as the district had just ended double sessions in the previous year. Chief points include shifting grade configurations at Hallén School for grades 6 and 7.
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Bridgeport
Board of Education
Lester S. Silverstone
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West Bend
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East Side
Hallén
Bridgeport and Stratford Agree to Continue Airport Talks
Stratford Mayor Hugh C Curran confirmed this week that talks with Bridgeport on airport improvements will proceed. He apologized for missing the May 29 meeting at the airport administration building but stated a continued desire to pursue discussions with Bridgeport officials.
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Bridgeport
Hugh 'C. Curran
Bridgeport Municipal
Curran
Airport
Eocil
Senate Opens Debate on Dodd Ethics Case
The Senate begins discussion on Connecticut Democrat Senator Thomas Dodd over alleged use of funds for personal expenses and travel billed to both the Senate and private organizations. A bipartisan ethics panel found seven instances of duplications tied to speech trips, labeling bookkeeping issues as the cause. The panel’s conclusion capped a 14 month inquiry as the session continued.
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Senate
Connecticut
Bipartisan
Dodd
Eugene J. McCarthy
High Court Seeks Reconsideration of Marchetti Case
The Supreme Court asked for new arguments on the validity of a 1950s federal gambles registration and tax law. Justices noted a November 1965 ruling on Communist party member registration as potentially relevant to the Fifth Amendment issue. The Justice Department defended that gambling registration does not violate the amendment.
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Supreme. ‘Court
Supreme Court
Communist Party
Justice Department
Monroe adopts council-manager charter in 1980s vote
Monroe voters approved a council-manager charter by 764 yes to 377 no, creating a nine-member elected council and a full-time town manager. The change, effective at the next town election in October, replaces the three-member board of selectmen. The commission chairman praised the plan as keeping pace with growth and adding new procedures.
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Monroe
First Selectman
Charter Commission
Bridgeport Area Weather Summary for June 13 1967
Partly sunny with possible afternoon and evening showers or thundershowers. High near 60. Tonight and tomorrow partly cloudy with little temperature change. low in upper 50s. Northeasterly winds 15 to 19 mph today, easing tonight. Tide times listed. sunrise at 5:19 a.m. and sunset at 8:26 p.m.
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Bridgeport
Workman Killed By Explosion In Norwalk Beach Cottage
Westport Norwalk fire crews fought a blast that wrecked a two story beach cottage. Harald C. Post, 30, of 17 Scott Street Norwalk, died after exiting the living room to a sun room as an upstairs floor collapsed. James Flanagan, owner of the house, attempted a救 rescue when a violent blast blew out windows and flames engulfed the structure. Fire crews arrived at 12 53 p.m. two firefighters injured from smoke inhalation.
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Westone Beach
Norwalk
Westport
Harald C. Post
Scott-street
James Flanagan
Hous Mil
Asché
Michael Gilbertie
Stock Exchange Listings Print in Today's Bridgeport Telegram
The Bridgeport Telegram announces it will print the full American Stock Exchange transactions and the complete New York Stock Exchange listing in today’s issue. The stock market report will appear on Pages 26 and following.
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Bridgeport ‘Telegram
American Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Rioters Rampage Through Tampa City Uprising
In Tampa a violent riot erupted with four sections looting and arson as National Guard was mobilized. Rioters burned homes fired at police tossed Molotovs along a Superhighway while police used dogs and bullhorns to clear streets. gunfire broke out and fire crews battled blazes across the city.
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Tampa
Fla
National Guard
Tampa National
Grant to aid Ansonia sewage plant approved
The federal Water Pollution Central Administration has awarded a $402,030 grant to Ansonia Connecticut for a primary sewage treatment plant. Representative Johns and Monagan of Connecticut announced the approval on Monday.
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Ansonia Sewage
Washington
Federal Water Pollution Central Administration
Ansonia, Conn
ICC orders Norfolk to absorb three lines in merger path
Washington AP reports the Interstate Commerce Commission ruled the Norfolk and Western Railway must take over three smaller eastern railroads. The unanimous decision could clear a path for the $6 billion Penn Central merger of New York Central and Pennsylvania Railroads, with merged operation hoped to begin August first.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
New Haven
New York Central
Pennsylvania
ICC
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N&w
U S Jets Bomb North Vietnam Rail Targets
U S jet bombers pound rail lines and yards in North Vietnam while carrier based fliers join Air Force crews in raids Monday. Thanh Hoa power plant hit for third time in three days, with generator hall damage and oil fires observed. 12 North Vietnam power plants attacked so far.
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Haiphong
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Enterprise
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Air’ ‘Force
Norwalk Soldier Killed in Vietnam Name Robert F. Stevens
Norwalk reports Army Spec 5 Robert F. Stevens son of Leland Stevens and Mrs Mary T DeFeo was killed in action Saturday in Vietnam He was hit by a Viet Cong sniper during a combat operation in the Mekong Delta A Norwalk native he graduated Norwalk High in 1963 and had served in France and Germany before Vietnam He is survived by his father mother grandfather George Tuttle and several aunts and uncles Funeral home Ganung is handling arrangements.
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Robert F. Stevens
Leland Stevens
Summit Avenue
Mary T. DeFeo
van Zant Street
Vietnam
Hey
Mékong Delta
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Germany
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George Tuttle
Ganung Funeral Home
Five Russian Officers Reported Captured on Syrian Front
Israeli military sources say five Russian officers were captured on the Syrian front after an Israeli assault seized a hill position in the Galilee valley following heavy artillery fire. The incident marks the first reported evidence of Soviet personnel in the Middle East conflict amid rumors of Soviet advisers with Egyptian and Syrian forces.
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Abdel
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Syria
U.S
Tel-Aviv
Israé ‘Ab
Asraeli
Aetad Vee Addambe
Soviet move to urge UN session on Middle East war
The Soviet Union reportedly planned to push for a special General Assembly meeting to address postwar Middle East issues and seek a full debate on Israel. Troop pullback was a likely aim, with Asian and African nations expected to back condemnation if adopted. UN delegates in New York observed cautious preparatory consultations while Security Council action remained uncertain.
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Israel
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Oettiny
Council
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Security Council
NATO head hails Israel breakout amid encirclement pressure
The NATO secretary general Manlio Brosio praised Israel for breaking encircling pressure as ministers prepared for a two day talks. He said Israel's swift victory might prevent the regional war from spreading and urged negotiations for a stable peace while signaling caution toward Soviet actions.
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Brosio
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NATO
Dean Rusk
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United States
Egypt Silent On Suez Canal After Israeli Bombing Claims
AP reports Egypt remained silent on the Suez Canal status after ships were sunk allegedly by Israeli bombers and blocked the waterway. Observers in Cairo estimate closure could last two months to a year, affecting world shipping and Egypt’s toll revenue of about 170 million dollars last year.
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Egypt
Suez
Middle East
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Africa
Nasser
Navy Court Probes Attack on U.S. Ship Liberty
A U S Navy court of inquiry opened in London to study the Thursday attack on the Liberty, the American communications ship, by Israeli planes in the eastern Mediterranean. The ship suffered 31 dead and 70 wounded, 15 seriously. Israel called it a mistake and apologized. The court will report to Admiral John S. McCain and will board the Liberty at sea en route to Malta.
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Us. Navy
Liberty
Mediterranean
Israel
Malta
Navy
Adm
John S. McCain
U.S. Naval Forces
Europe
100000 Arabs Flee to Jordan
Amman officials report about 100000 refugees fled from Israeli-occupied territory west of the Jordan River toward Jordan. The flow appears to slow, with Palestinians still heading to Amman. The Red Cross in Amman says over 70000 inquiries about missing relatives near the ceasefire line, many from Jerusalem amid six day war fighting. Half of eastern Jordan arrivals are homeless for a second time. Some homes said looted by Israeli forces. Continue on page fifteen.
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Jordan
Jordan River
Red’ Cross
Red Cross
Jerusalem
U.N
Jericho
Eshkol Warns Israel Won’t Yield Vital Gains After War
Prime Minister Levi Eshkol told the Knesset that only Israel will decide its vital interests and how to secure them, signaling Israel will not yield strategic gains from the recent Arab-Israeli conflict. He warned the borders would no longer be treated as a no man’s land and referenced control of the Sea of Galilee area and Jerusalem.
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Associated ‘Press
Levi Eshkol
Israel
Soviet Union
Eshkol
Jerusalem
Sea of Galilee
Syria
West
Tordan
City of
Sinai Campaign Claim of Egyptian Losses
Israeli commander Brig. Yeshayahu Gavish said Israeli forces killed between 7000 and 10000 Egyptians and destroyed or captured 700 tanks during the Sinai campaign last week. He described a four day drive to seize the Sinai Peninsula and Sharm el Sheikh, crediting rapid penetration, armor draw into battle, and sustained momentum for the victory.
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Peninailz
Israel
Yeshayahu Gavish
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Aqaba
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Crossword puzzle column and notices in Telegram Daily
Readable fragments show a Telegam Daily page featuring ads puzzles crossword teens Dear Abby Dr Brandstadt obituaries Polly's Pointers and Sylvia Porter items. It lists sections including Editorials Fashion Financial News Jacoby on Bridge Sports Theater News TV and Radio and Women's News with page numbers variously 6 4 15 19 22 26 27 28 29 32 40 and 24
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