Fairfield Pupil Shifts Debated at Board Meeting
At Osborn Hill, Fairfield board discussed preventing Dwight school transfer of about 100 pupils by using portable classrooms and moving sixth grades to Tomlinson junior high. Parents urged neighborhood school continuity and challenged planning and space use amid overcrowding.
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Dwight School
Fairfield
Osborn Hill School
Board of Education
Osborn Hill
W. Bradley Morehouse
Burr Street
Congress Street
Dwight
Tomlinson Junior High School
Morehouse
Mr. Morehouse
Lincoln Craighead
Robert Cook
Loretta Shine
Katona Drive
Edward O'Neil
Judd Street
Halland Hill School
Lee Schneider
Hayden’s Hill
Joseph S. Zapytowski
Greenfield Hill
Bernard Milove
Galloping Hill Road
Craighead
Mifove
Ten Eyck Lansing
James Thurber
Robert F. Pitt
Hugh Ellison
Zapytowski
John Sherwood
Alfred Oneto
Prades
Harvey Hubbell to Produce Ground Fault Detector Device
Harvey Hubbell Inc plans production and marketing of a ground fault detector to interrupt current during leaks or shorts to protect individuals from electrocution. The firm expects strong markets in power tools pools hospital equipment and hazardous electrical currents. First half 1967 profit projected at about 2.4 million with 3.30 per share on 1.84 million shares, and 2 million planned for plant expansion in 1967.
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George R. Weppler
Harvey Hubbell, Inc
Weppler
New York City
Wall Street Club
Hubbell
State Street
Bostwick, Avenue
Newtown
Stonington
Chicago
Burbank
Calif
Canada
Ajax
Police Career Ends For Chief McGoldrick
Danbury Police Chief J Howard McGoldrick retires after almost ten years as chief and 35 years with the department He begins a month’s vacation with retirement effective July 35 Mayor Arconti says no successor plan in two weeks Deputy Chief Schulze takes command until filled Judge McGoldrick’s long service included shifts in the detective division and formation of a maintenance unit He held multiple police associations roles and has deep local ties
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Danbury
J. Howard McGoldrick
Police
Gino J. Arconti
McGoldrick
Arnold Schulze
Connecticut Chief of Police Association
Connecticut State Police Association
International and
New England Chiefs of Police Association
McGivney Council
Knights of Columbus
Arconti
Chief McGoldrick
Police Department
George J. Schoen
John A. Define
Favorina J. Mazzia
Esther Farrell
Robert
West Haven
John A. Mahoney
City Hall
Ridgewood Country Club
Doris Butler
Lillian Allingham
Charles Ducibella
John A. Define, Jr
John P. Previde
J. Thayer Bowman
Garden Club to Hear Wildlife Programs Talk Today
Marlin Cherniske game biologist District 1 State Board of Fisheries and Game will address Danbury Garden Club at 1 30 p m today at Mrs C F Meffley home Lewis drive Ridgefield. He will discuss Connecticut wildlife development programs, department work with game and waterfowl and practices in marshes woodland and dried up land with slides.
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Marlin Cherniske
State Board of Fisheries and Game
Danbury Garden Club
C. F.meffley
Lewis Drive
Ridgefield
Connecticut
School Board Trims Budget Within Limits
The Board of Education reduced the 1967 68 budget to 4 991 677 a net $4 000 cut kept as contingency to reinstate items if needed The $12 000 personnel director and the 8 000 language arts specialist were among cuts and reinstatements following Council approval and staff consultation The original request was 6 320 677 reduced by the Common Council to 5 995 677 with final board action Wednesday night
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Board of Education
Common Council
Supt. of
Edward A. Sillari
U S funds arrive for remedial aid in Danbury
Danbury receives a US grant totaling 47 729 for ten months to support ACTION run remedial programs aiding low income families. Rep John S Monagan says funds go to ACTION, the anti poverty group, though it falls short of the 150 000 requested. A portion covers 8000 owed back to the city.
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Danbury
U.S
John S. Monagan
5Th
Donald G. Schwartz
Action Executive Committee
Thel
Moral blow averted rally speaker says Israel vital to American Jewry
Rabbi Jack Bloom tells Jewish youth at the Federation of Jewish Youth Clubs solidarity rally that an Arab defeat of Israel would have irretrievably damaged American Jewish life. He warns inaction historically followed by fear and calls on youths to connect with Israel within five years.
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Israel
Jack Bloom
Congregation Beth el
Fairfield
Taid
Federation of Jewish Youth Clubs
Bloom
Hitler
Nasser
Ysrael
Ready Riot Bills Hearings Set in House Rules
The House Rules Committee will start hearings June 27 on bills that make it a federal offense to cross state lines to incite riots.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
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