U S Planned Viet Pullout Details Unearthed by Monitor
The Monitor reports a 1962 to 1968 phased withdrawal plan from Vietnam with aim to reduce ground forces and a later Diem coup influence. It notes unrealities in Pentagon planning and cites July 23 1962 as start, with no security breach found and material deemed historically useful.
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Fikla
Washington
Beloya Publishing
Americas
Vietnam
United States
Monitor
Asia
U.S
Diemin
David J. Willis
Geoffrey Godsell
Monitor Dispatch
Win
Levi- Ming
Fie
Dawn
Sammary
Manolub Conference
Laos
Secretary of Defense
Theis Monitor
Dee
Pentagon
Townsend Convicted on Two Counts of Assault
Townsend was found guilty on two counts of aggravated assault after a trial that spanned more than three weeks. The jury deliberated from Thursday and resumed Friday, with outcomes delivered Saturday afternoon. The defense argued he was unarmed and that officers fabricated testimony, while prosecutors cited gunfire evidence tying Townsend to a 44 caliber weapon.
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Tfoninsend
Mie
Townsend
Gertrude
le Dhefendant
Lengyel
Part City
Mey
Attyney
Joseph Gormley
Tierney
Townsend Sal
Vivision
T Wo
Townsend Wai
Anthony P. Fabrial
Hering
Koskalt
Shelly Bravers
Athens
N.Y
Charles Lalt
Craig Melly
Min
Kaskolt
Kennitadt Amt
Estain Hall
Kaskaff
Vine
Ciomley
Terney
Meskill and Leaders Agree on State Fiscal Program
Governors and legislative leaders reach a compromise on a state fiscal package including a boosted gasoline tax, new sales tax expansions, and welfare measures tied to economic conditions. The plan includes university and college funding, municipal aid, and a payroll tax model similar to New Jersey, with broad implications for taxes and welfare in Connecticut.
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Meskill
Willian R. Ratchford
B-Panbury
Senate
Vader J
Edward Caldiwell
Oridgeport
Saia
Khomyi Theqneus
Wilbert Smith
D-Harford
Wiel
Pensmen
Henate
Peolempine
Charles T. Alda
D-Sufield
Cormorgaise
Earahlisies
University of Conneticut
Slic College
Mit ‘Caning
University of Connecticut
Gan
Existig
al Berbera
Heautlerans
Meskiil
Reichford
New Jersey
Covnrace
New York
Servil
Fairfield
Smarces
Festival Fun Spreads to Area Shut-In Groups
A lively Barnum Festival roadshow visits shut-in residents with performances by Swedish folk groups, the Stardusters, Wumblers Dazele Group, and younger dancers. The show, directed by Evelyn Sawyer and Dick Terry, featured 17 numbers, gifts for hosts, and wraps up with a police escorted bus departure. The troupe then plans stops at Southbury Training School and nearby facilities.
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Fung
Pessival Fenny
Chie Dey
Lind Alternitt
Daniilye Ochme
Denny Levi
Sylvia Harwell
West Dentx
April Hoggles
Pauly Look
Evelyn Sawyer
Ean
Steve Long
Wumblers Dazele
Geauity Muhlers
Pally Dellasloa
Rick Carbone
Chip
Dick Terry
Milford Gynt
Monae
Debbie Charlesworth
Jim
St. Joseph's
Richard Haight
Nheowant
Southbury Training School
Lewtown ‘Hospital
Alliance Medical Jn
Grant Street
Compromise tax plan expands base with broad rate changes
Gov and legislative leaders approve a fiscal package raising or extending taxes across sales, gas, utilities, and corporate levies while preserving exemptions for essentials. Dividend and capital gains taxes face delays, and new taxes target luxury goods, banking, and professional services. Community and state colleges gain funding while overall revenue shifts aim to balance the General Fund.
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Vanes Oa
Nopepenfensini Wits
Aurnes
Whet
Cay
Feduclitq
Connecticut
Donald Smart Wins CavTech Scholarship
Donald Smart, senior at Stratton High, is named a CavTech Scholar among 72 top applicants. The Carpenter Foundation awards range from 25 to 1,500 dollars per year, funding higher education, based on scholastic achievement and extracurriculars.
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Irmald FE
Smart
Strattond High School
Eninge
Sacpenter Foundation
Gaypen Ag
Milloniter Techmalogy Corporation
Mik
Pee
Herd
Meade Streat
Steatard
Harvard College
Strattard High School
Ont
Peench Ae Millenia Ad Selance Ocluba
Future Foanbery of America
Milllion
Carpenter Foundation
CarTech
Pengran
Rtd
Four Key Teamsters Indicted in Embezzling Case
Hartford based probe names 4 key Teamsters among alleged embezzlers with charges carrying 35000 dollar fines and up to five years in prison. The list includes Michael Z. Allen Arthur Bell Vincent Canocetti Timothy Collins and others across Connecticut and beyond, with names from New Britain Danbury West Hartford Trumbull Bridgeport and more. The investigation continues as details await trial.
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Aire
Jamas Simoni
Par
Bazan Plan September Start for Voter Drive
Area unions and political groups plan a September voter registration drive focusing on minority communities for federal elections. Led by Samuel Palievsar and supported by Bayard Rustin at a conference, the effort targets Bridgeport and nearby areas with emphasis on education, housing, and jobs.
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AFT
Cope Io
Me. Panerson
Anigepart
Bayard Rusti
Halford
A. Philip Randolph
aUute
Mashachunelty
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Austin
Institute
Patterson
Peter
Bridgeport
Keardsley Terrace
Slight Decline Noted in Area Jobless Claims
Bridgeport area jobless claims totaled 14 867 for the week ending June 12, reflecting a small decline from prior weeks. The statewide claims fell about 1 percent to 99 000 with the eight-community area showing an overall drop of 0.8 percent. Unemployed women accounted for about 4.34 percent of the total, and the local unemployment rate stood at 4.8 percent, down from 5.0 percent a year earlier. Local city figures included Ansonia 2 710 and Bridgeport 6 140 among others, with statewide comparisons across numerous communities.
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Stratford
Trumbull
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Monrne
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Clairos
Ansonia
Bristol
Danbury
Vanehem
Enfield
Hartford
Manchester
Meridan
Middletown
New Britain
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New London
Norwich
Stamford
Torrington
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Willimantic
Fairfield RTM Approves Expensive Miremen Pact
Fairfield town meeting members approve a costly firefighter contract with Logg 1426 International Association of Firefighters CIO, detailing a pay raise of 8.2 percent and health benefits raising to 85 percent, while some members warn of rising costs. The ordinance amendments vie amid revisions and a holdover suggestion until the next meeting.
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Sclless
Mint
International Association of Iruffpiters
APL Cio
Contiventants
Heyille
Schloss
Teen Squatters Held in Purse Theft at City Project
Three teenagers were charged with trespassing and robbery after police said they were found sleeping in a vacant apartment at the Charlene J. Gren building on High Jud avenue. A woman reported her purse stolen June 26 from her hallway at the project. The suspects, Joey Peever II, Wilson Valez, and another youth, were tied to the crime by the recovered items and testimony from patrolmen.
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Uiey
Ae Charlen J. Gren
High
Jjud Avenue
Joey Peever
HN Santor Splawn
Wilson Valez
Is Damden Jane
Fnith
Myer
Policn
Project
Tadionary
Robert Kelly
Veilliam Combat
John McGee, Jr
Perse
Staff Exploring School Mixing Aid Avenues
The Brand of Education's stall checks with central agencies to see if financial aid can support social integration across school systems. Superintendent Howard Rosenstein says no official information has arrived yet. A citywide committee studies K-5 planning, aims for quality integrated education, and will guide new school construction and related efforts.
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Howard Rosenstein
Robert Weldon
Lie Felerberg
Lawles Dunlap
Antonio Diaz
Shot Misses Sister Brother Nabbed In Fatal Home Incident
Morwalk Williams 22 of Elizabeth Street Wannirested allegedly fired a .22 caliber pistol at his sister during a dispute in her apartment. A brother, 23, was later apprehended as police investigated the shooting that wounded the sister as she stepped back and avoided being struck. Authorities say the shooting was in the home and the suspect fled after the incident.
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James Williams
Elizabeth Street
Willams
Slater
Uanlig Williams
Miss. Williams
Poe
Poller Rae
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