State Rejects 760000 Co op Funding In City
The state rejected a 760000 request for a city co op housing project and a 15000 purchase for 15 mobile homes for temporary relocation. Eight East Side apartments near Twin Towers were planned for families displaced by Waterview redevelopment as the city sought HUD support and state funds. The Waterview site was valued at about 1200597 by state appraisals, with Bridgeport arranging partial payment to ease the burden. The Redevelopment Agency moved to designate a temporary relocation plan including mobile homes and rent supplements while pursuing permanent housing within the North Bishop area and the Waterview project.
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Norwood Heads ABCD Summer Camp Program
Alexander Norwood named head of the ABCD Summer Camp program at Wilbuy Cross School. Report by Taha Harris to Bills Hens Hollow neighborhood council details selection, staff plans, and fundraising efforts. Camp aims to serve about 13,000 children across school and playground sites with staff interviews underway.
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Diploma Day at Local High Schools Highlights 944 Graduates
The 1969 Bassick and Central High School ceremonies celebrated 944 graduates with valedictorians and salutatorians presenting speeches. Scholarships worth hundreds of dollars were awarded to top seniors, including university-bound students, athletic scholars, and community award recipients, underscoring a strong blend of academics, arts, and service.
Censorship of Presse Hit by Senator Church
AP reports Senator Church of Idaho denounced government censorship of a New York Times report on Vietnam policy. Senate hearings, led by Mike Mansfield, examine disclosures and the administration’s top secret papers. McGovern and Church defend press freedoms and urge full public disclosure to protect national security and public trust.
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Ramon Webster Sold By Athletics to Cubs
Ramon Webster, 28, has been traded from the Oakland Athletics to the Chicago Cubs in a four year deal. The move comes as the Cubs bolster infield depth and the A's restructure their roster for future seasons.
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Stratford School Troubles Stir Parents and Board
Parents in Stratford voiced outrage over rioting at Johnson Junior High as classes were disrupted, a fire evacuation occurred, and reports of assaults circulated. Principal Elliott David defended actions, while board members criticized newspaper coverage and debated attendance and report card access as police remained on duty and the school prepared a modified schedule.
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Graduates Receive $40,000 in Scholarships at Klent Mercial Graduation
Sailors, 20 graduates, and 47 special prizes were awarded in a campus commencement. Speakers Robert C. Stuvhas and Richard Lurix urged peace and unity as scholarships totaling $40,000 went to students from Rensselaer, Trinity, Worcester Polytechnic, and others. Lottery-like prize breakdowns highlighted multiple named donors and institutions granting awards from $15 to $8,000 across numerous fields.
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Spain
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Conflicts at Stratford Junior High Parent Meeting
Parents at Stratford Junior High gathered for a tense meeting addressing discipline and safety concerns. NAACP leader William Bush urged input, but permission to speak was denied by Morgan, while Stockham and Jones McGuire defended school standards and opposed closing the K school.
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Two youths nabbed in theft from car case
Police seized two youths after a bold car theft in the Father Panik Village housing project. One 18 year old, David Horvonzies of 7 Horace Street, faces larceny charges and a court appearance. A juvenile suspect was turned over to detectives for further inquiry. The victims, Michael Sullivan and Frank Lecardo, were ordered to surrender valuables under threat.
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Husband Wounded By Wife In Domestic Dispute
Richard Bryant 22 of WL Stratford Avenue woke at 2 a m Friday night after being wounded by his wife Barbara during a domestic dispute in their home. Hospital authorities described Bryant as fair. John Contors and others investigated the incident as Barbara Bryant was charged with breach of the peace.
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Shotgun holdup suspect nabbed in North Ene store
Police arrested a suspect after an armed holdup at a North Ene shop left the merchant wounded by a shotgun strike. Bail set at 29000 on armed robbery charges. a companion is being sought. Witnesses saw a car used in the getaway and provided a license number to officers.
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Honor Student Who Tore Draft Card Is Jailed
Milenael Weiseman, a Harvard Law student from Washington University professors, tore a U S draft card at an antiwar rally in Chicago in August 1968. He was indicted after a forest park incident in St Louis where five draft cards were destroyed. Weiseman received a prison term of years and a $10000 fine, with appeal upholding the conviction by the US Court of Appeals. The Supreme Court declined to hear the case amid debate over technical conformity and deterrence.
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