Russia Pushes UN to Demand Israel Retreat
The Soviet Union urged an emergency UN session to condemn Israeli actions and call for withdrawal from Egyptian, Syrian, and Jordanian territories. Goldberg warned the move risks new hostilities, while Fedorenko pressed tougher language and punitive action. The US urged talks and a lasting peace foundation with UN aid. Thant awaited council action before polling members.
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Goldberg
Fedorenko
Israel
Middle East
Aqa
Council
U.S
United Nations
AULN
Thant
U.N
Soviet Security Council
Soviet Union
Moscow
Andrei Gromyko
Assembly
Security Council
Two Tipsy Drivers Fined in Danbury Court
In Danbury circuits court Judge Luke Stapleton fines Angeline Saucy 100 and Adrian Boisfeuillet 41 100 for driving under the influence. Francis Gay 46 of Norwalk pays 160 for a similar charge. Elizabeth 46 wife of Francis noted on intoxication. Alfred Silva 47 Bethel receives 35 for reckless driving while John C DeBruyn 22 Bethel pays 25 for speeding and no passing.
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Danbury
Luke’ Stapleton
Angeline Saucy
North Street
Ridgefield
Adrian Boisfeuillet
Stamford
On .Inc
Francis Gay
Norwalk
John Sullivan
Elizabeth
Day Street
John C. DeBruyn
Greenwood Avenue
Bethel
Alfred Silva
iBenedict Road
Hausman Attacks Governor Over Ethics Delay
Waterbury AP report. Republican State Chairman Howard E. Hausman accused Gov. John Dempsey of dodging ethics reform during the recent session. Hausman cited past pledges and investigations, noting the Legislative Council bill never reached floor debate and a separate ethics bill failed to move.
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Waterbury
Howard E. Hausman
John Dempsey
General Assembly
Hausman
GOP
Town Committee
Connecticut
Dempsey
Motor Vehicles Department
State Highway Department
Chicles
Legisl Council
Othee
Legislative Council
Judiciary Committee
Lucy Hammer
Branford
Hammer
Assembly
Thomas J. Dodd
Youth Fined 50 For Road Escapade In Trumbull Court
Judge Robert L. Leinster fined Anthony Pellegrino, 18, of Bridgeport, 50 in Trumbull Circuit Court after a guilty verdict for reckless use of the highway. Pellegrino, among youths nabbed April 18 for clinging to a sanitation truck and dashing along Routes 25 and 35. Reid Mitchell of Monroe was fined 14 for failure to license a dog and 25 for allowing a dog to roam.
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Trumbull
Robert L. Leiister
Anthony F. Pellegrino
Wayne Street
Bridgeport
Pellegrino
Leinster
Reid Mitchell
Elm Street
Monroe
GE Division to Move from Schenectady to Maine
General Electric will relocate its heavy equipment division from Schenectady to South Portland, Maine, contingent on talks with the International Association of Machinists at the South Portland Engineering company. The move arises from rising turbine generator demand and would affect Schenectady workers who are promised equivalent positions.
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Schenectady
W.Y
UPI
General Electric Company
South Portland
Maine
International Association of Machinists
South Portland Engineering Company
Schenectady GE
New Fires Erupt in Tampa Riot After Liquor Store Blaze
Riot turmoil in Tampa escalated with a boarded liquor store fire set during clashes. Sheriff Beard led guards as 200 officers 80 National Guardsmen and 40 deputies manned rubble zones. police pledged investigation of alleged brutality and a prosecutor’s review of a shooting first reported as justifiable homicide.
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21St Street
Ditch Avenue
Beard
Kirk
G. E. Blackshear
National Guardsmen
Coeey Beard
Tampa
Nick Nuccio
J. P. Mullins
Jimmy Lee Robinson
Nuccio
Gilder
Calvert
Chambers
Jerome Collins King
King
Antinori
Arthur Tolliver
Luther Hill
Tolliver
Hill
Dodd Aims Plea On Justice Not Mercy In Ethics Case
The Dodd case opens with a delayed floor speech as he defends himself against dual travel charge allegations. He rejects any wrongdoing, blames bookkeeping errors, and says he repaid $1,763.96 for trips formerly billed to the government. Stennis leads the ethics panel, urging punishment if warranted while defending due process and noting testimonial funds were used for political purposes.
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Dodd
Russell B. Long
D-La
Long
Edna W W. Brock
Ji RiMass
Sen
Wallace
F. Bennett
Utah
Brooke
Ethics Committee
Billings
Michael W. Oo. Hare
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Senate
Stennis
Hes
Svedn
Joseph R. McCarthy
A-Wis
Frederick Brown Harris
Luis Kutner
National Committee For Justice
Wallace F. Bennett
Ratah
Stennisg
Sea
Bennett
Dadd
Serre
Greenfield Hill
Connecticut
Lan
Mariner Uses TICUS System In Long Island Sound Survey
Norwalk based Mariner completed a tidal current survey using four TICUS stations with five photo-geodyne devices and two Roberts radios. Stations span Bridgeport to Stamford and beyond, each buoy recording data 24 hours daily for 30 days before reallocation. The TICUS system, developed by Geodyne, promises faster, more accurate data for Coast and Geodetic Survey analyses. One station was damaged by a vessel. no serious injuries reported.
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Long Island Sound
Roberts
Bridgeport
Norwalk
Stamford
Long Island
Stratford Shoal
George Lepiene
St. Petersburg
Fla
Mariner
Goa
Norfolk
Steel Point
Connecticut -Light
Throgs -Neck
East River
Land
Marinet
New York City Health Department
Coast and Geodetic ‘Survey
New York Harbor
Geodyne Corporation of
Waltham, Mass
Mariner St. Land
Iha
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Rockville
Atlantic Coast
North America
Lt. Land
Greenfield Hill Unit Opposes Southport Plan at Fairfield Meeting
At Tomlinson Junior High in Fairfield the Greenfield Hill Village Improvement Society opposed the Clark and Rapuano report for Sasquanaug association citing lack of notice and consultation. The group also reaffirmed opposition to any new north south highway through Greenfield Hill and elected officers led by President George N. Serre with John J. Sullivan urging open space protections.
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Sas Quanang Society
Southport
Greenfield Hill Village
Improvement Society
Greenfield Hill
Ciety
George N. Serre
Tomlinson’ Junior High School
Fairfield
Greenfield Hill ‘Village Improvement’ Society
Clark and Rapuano
Sasquanaug
Daly
Sasquanaug Society
Stewart McKinney
Post Road
Connecticut Turnpike
Shasquanaug Association
Saxquanang Group
Fairfield Town Planning and Zoning Commission
Serre
Wheeler Clark
Wentworth Smith
W.T. Samson Smith
Elizabeth B. MacRory
Sullivan
Society
Nils Testor Dies Founder of Testor Chemical Co
Nils F Testor, former Rockford resident and founder of Testor Chemical Co, died Tuesday after stomach cancer surgery at Yale New Haven hospital. He settled in Rockford in 1928 and started the original firm in 1956. He lived in Puerto Rico from 1957 to 1964, later moving to San Juan. Survived by wife Elaine two daughters Kristina and Margaret and son Fred verik.
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Weston
Nils F. Testor
Rockford,Jr
iTestor Corp
Yale
New Haven Hospital
Testor
Rockford
Sweden
Testor Chemical Co
Ior
Puerto Rico
San Juan
P.R
Elaine
Kristina
Margaret
Fredverik
Ohio Guard Quells Rioting After Monday Night Violence
Rioting in Cincinnati AVondale and surrounding Negro areas prompted the Ohio National Guard to disperse crowds. Police used riot act readings as dozens were arrested and property damaged across Rockdale Avenue Reading Road and nearby districts. Authorities reported injuries including four newsmen, with tensions lingering into Tuesday as Negro leaders urged jobs and police reform.
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Rockdale Avenue
Reading Road
Avondale
Old West End
Union Terminal
Cincinnati
Evanston
Invernis
iGast
Jacob Scholt
Schott
Walton Bachrach
Justice
Posteal Laskey Tr
House approves largest funding bill for defense needs
The House passed a record breaking defense appropriation for the new fiscal year starting July. The bill provides about 43.7 billion dollars more for the Pentagon and assumes additional war financing may be required later. Officials note initial estimates warned fewer than 500,000 troops would be needed, but current signals suggest larger forces may be deployed.
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Defense Department
Pentagon
Mahon
U.S
Southeast Asia
Congress
National Guard
Israeli attack on Liberty sparks US apology and dispute
The Israeli government apologized for attacking the Liberty describing it as a mistake. The United States accepted the apology but rejected the explanation of human error. Thirty three U.S. sailors were killed and 75 injured in the raid near the Sinai area as the ship lay in international waters. The Liberty, a former World War II vessel, was towed to Malta for repairs with 22 sailors still missing in a forward compartment.
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Liberty
Mediterranean
U.S
Pentagon
Phil G. Goulding
Defense For Public Affairs
Sat da Cael
Department of Desense
U.S. Naval
Tie Goulding
Crete
Malta
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Washington
Southport Group
Nils Testor-Dies
Chemical Co
Ohio Guard
Cleveland
Dale Huffman
Wlw-Tv
Lang
Greensfield Hill
Norwich
R.G. Goodspeed
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