Christ Revolution Sermon Draws 2501 Believers in Bridgeport
Dr. Ford told about 2,501 attendees at his Greater Bridgeport crusade last night that Jesus Christ is more than a mere figure of the New Testament. He warned against portraying Jesus as a political or marketable symbol and urged belief in Christ’s love in action. The event also showcased modern music and remarks on the Jesus movement within a broader religious critique.
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Martin PF
Leighton Bord
Supersian
Christ
Desis
Ford
Bridgeport
Jesus Christ
Theo
Jess
Chyley
Janu
Farid
Picures Jesus
Ava Hippin
Chiat
Veel
Jotun
Minke
Fat
Kind
Willy Geant Evangeliseat Asanciation
de. Ford
Aridse- Ipact Crusaders
Tidy Mtackenele
Hove
Rising Prices Hit Cambodia Economy Amid Aid Delays
Cambodian officials struggle with soaring rice costs as a sack climbs to about 28 dollars, prompting government to release subsidized stocks. U.S. aid contracts face bureaucratic delays, fueling distrust as Cambodia seeks dollars to replenish hard currency reserves.
Deacon and Son Drop Complaints Against Cop
Deacon and Son withdraw complaints against Patrolman Godwin and oppose further action. The statement cites parish support for inaction and notes the Board of Police Commissioners will conduct a hearing to determine validity. Community members accuse authorities of pressuring officials amid the Park Street incident and call for due process.
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Deacon and Son
Cop
Livneny cAetatt
Peleadinao
Wathing
Tridgeport Pus Hee Joop
Peter
Goriat
Thomas Jordan
Willan
Gombar
Eugene O'Nei
Wale
Hirther
Ite
Sanday Ab & Ams
Walsh
Berstiy
Watking
Gidewin
Model Cities Unit Seeks 101700 In Reallocations
The Model Cities unit requests 101700 in reallocations to fund education and training facilities adjacent to the high school and related programs. It cites space needs at the Sepfroy education facility and ongoing vocational training for adults, seniors, and residents, covering furniture, equipment, textbooks, and related services.
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Veldybact Anid
Adult
State Department of Manpower
Ingage
Model Cities
He Tao
Mode Cities
Libby Holman Dies at 65 Torch Singer of the Twenties
Libby Holman 65 a famed torch singer of the 1920s died Friday after sunbathing by her pool at her Long Island home. She was found unconscious and died en route to Sanford Hospital. An autopsy was ordered and an official ruling on death pending. Holman who rose to fame on Broadway and in vaudeville faced notoriety from a high profile murder case involving Reynolds and his heir. Her husband Selman and several associates were noted in the long obituary as fans and benefactors, while Holman remained active in music and philanthropy. Private funeral arrangements were planned for the noted entertainer====
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Jn Wathr Singer
Libby Holman Beyralds
Rashand
Zachary Smith Reynolds
North Carolina
Fay Lack
Bart Darrow
Reynolds
Beskiporhond Council
Ab Walker
Iit
Janes Grantham
Raime
Reynolds ‘Tobacco
Christopher. Smith
I Reynolds
Helto
Aller
Mae Hairston
Libby Hole
Tran Roynolely
Ale
Mar Tire
Cowl
Ralph Helmes
Moore
Yori
Holmes
Manth
Libby
Alda
Womes i Thyea
India
Marlin Luthar King
Alee
Sane Thins
Peave
Sauial Justee
Cincinnati
New York
Broadway
Ayer
Brooke Adingon
Drainerin
New York Times
Reyjets
Selmanther
Thie i Metropolian Museum
Tin Museum
Modern AM
Whitney Museum
Hew
Homer
Mookathan Thyyenhouse
Heich
Hivnpion
Long Island
Firefighters battle blaze after tank explosion chaos at parade
Fire crews responded as tanks exploded causing flare showers and water jets at the parade route. Emergency teams treated injured individuals including a driver and a firefighter, with one patient taken to Park City hospital for non life threatening injuries.
New Head Ty Named OM Refrematory
A scrambled report notes various personnel changes and local appointments. Mentions Meriden personnel, Cheshire corrections, and state directives with multiple misspellings and unclear details.
George Ganim Appeals Policies of Panazio
George Ganim speaks to GOF Tow committee members highlighting policies attributed to State Rep. Nicholas A. Panazio and GOP mayoral hopeful Panazio. He urges support from conservatives while criticizing perceived excessive spending and calls for restraint on grants.
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George Ganim
Panazio
Rey
George W. Garin
GOF
Nicholas A. Pannam
Salé
GOP
Ganim
Rep
Panuaicth
Jose Werk
Ng Doising
Ren. Panuzin
Ganim Ques
Boys Find Body Of Man Hanging At Woodmont Isle
Milford reports say a man was found hanging from a tree in a marshy area on Morvin Avenue in Woodmont Isle around 4 p.m. yesterday. Detective Lt. Douglas Sherman noted tentative identification by a witness, with medical examiner Dr. Aylen saying the death appears self-inflicted. two youths, Orvin Murray and Louis Briner, alerted authorities after seeing the body.
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Jn Woodmont Isle
Milford
Morvin Avenue
Worlmont
Douglas Sherman
Hracher
Fleeting
Oyner
Thra
Curran Denies Local Housing Planning Lag
Local officials face housing delays as Curran defends progress amid delays in relocation of families from redeveloped homes. He cites limited construction funding and potential DCA support while critics press for quicker solutions. Rep. Raniaine seeks answers on approvals and Bridpapart project status under the 130A plan.
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Washington
Anks Rownthie
Phan
Ely
Waterview
Raniaine
Snow pile in summer shocks Ironwood residents
Summer arrives with an enormous snow pile in Ironwood Michigan. About 70 residents gathered as crews removed snow from downtown streets, spending around $100,000 to clear blocks. Temperatures are warm, but the remnants linger, revealing unusual summer conditions.
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Jolly
Welfare Social Security Bill Survives Test and Debate
A fragmented report shows the Welfare Social Security bill surviving a test with passages noting opposition from Black groups and conservatives. It details provisions for welfare funding changes, tax implications, and potential increases in benefits while balancing federal and state costs and future rises.
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Chanpos
Joe Story
Ace
Nixon
Norwalk Arbitrators Call Five Percent Teacher Pay Hike
An arbitration panel in Norwalk urged a five percent pay increase for teachers. The move was delivered to the Board of Education and the Norwalk Teachers Association as talks pursue details on health, evaluation methods, grievance procedures, and potential broader salary improvements. A meeting date was discussed to resolve outstanding elements before schools close.
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Connecticut
Snowheij Imam
Sats
Che Norwalk
Assoctat Atthyney
Ralph Hapang
NTA
Advourte
Aut
Educaton
NPA
Richard O'Connor
Hoppallion
Auaeuy
Ye Ming
MTA
Ponua Ridge Middle
Coping
Renal
Board of Education
Lita
Francis Cady
Fawinok
Ht University
Courts Move Cautiously In Press Freedom Case
Report on ongoing U.S. press freedom disputes as courts weigh a government bid to halt publication of a study on United States Vietnam relations. Panels consider whether the study’s release jeopardizes national security while preserving First Amendment rights. Proceedings shift from open to closed sessions amid appeals.
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New York
Henry J. Mvniahty
Circuit Court of Appeals
Vie
Washington
Eloved Sessiolt
Npen
Poplin
Drimse
Mary R. Jaird
Wits
Dootin
Poeauke Ben
PtepMaht
D-Atk
Renate
Slata
Ammbaspacinys
Willian Ry Glendon
United States
Vietnam
Mastronardi Fete Set With Mel Allen as Speaker
Final plans for a Mastronardi fundraiser tonight at Journey’s Line Fairfield Avenue name Mel Allen as principal speaker. Jack Beatty chairs, Louis Siccone to act as master of ceremonies. More than 400 expected. committee notes North Work Grove Don unit support and parade involvement in Barnum Festival.
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Jowney's
Lin
Pairfield Avenue
Nniving
de Geph
Tunns Buss
Cochairman
Vimmavtieg
Awards Given At Kolbe High
Kolbe High held an awards night honoring students for outstanding achievements. Principal Saccane addressed the gathering discussing schoolwide education, student participation, and personal growth, praising the community support and future potential of honorees.
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Kolbe High
Saphomera
Fin Bev
Marin
Dommawshi
Ql M
Formar Centra
University of Beldpeport
Connasioner
Beldpapart Dnierdahy
Saccane
Tha Philomeahy
Kolon
Valion Welfare Rolls Rise Across Regions
Valley welfare rolls grew with total public assistance expenditures near 15 million dollars in March. The report shows a 5.4 percent rise from February and a 2.3 percent increase from March of the previous year. Leading states by aid totals include New York, Michigan, Ohio, Texas, and Pennsylvania, with California and others also high.
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ASD Agrinse
Muaveh
New York
Ohio
Texas
Pennsylvana
Panuzio Backed by GOP in Bid for Mayor
GOP support boosts Panuzio in 134th bid for mayor as he vows tougher stance on the Democratic machine and calls for faster municipal services. He asserts Republicans have the Presidency and a plan to push reform while Democrats lack unity to oppose them.
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GOP
Panuzin
Victorions
Pas Vaio
Republica
Chaim James Fo
Stapleton
Ruth
Minty Y
Nat
Trumbull VEW Hosts VA Patients Group
VEW members in Trumbull entertain veterans at a VA ward. The event features hospital staff and a physician team, with guests including Walter Momern and Robert Kittredge visiting the ward. Mrs. Rating Manuin leads local attendees in a community outreach effort at the hospital.
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Youmbull
Foreign Ward
Dha
Walter Momern
Hospiclint Win
Robert Kittredge
Ehen Nity Vincent
Qucenis
Hanis
Rating Manuin
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