Pedestrian shoots two in car after water splash incident
A lone pedestrian fired through a car window after water splashed him on Taylor drive. Driver Arey Leizacuaing was wounded in the left hand. passenger Jus Ry Merve Cruz was shot in the forehead and hospitalized. Police describe the assailant as a brown-skinned man about 5'8" and 19-20 years old as detectives pursue leads.
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Pete Mastronardi
Taylor Drive
Park City Hospital
Jus Ry Merve Cruz
Mat
Father of Our Children
Dominic A. Come
Nissan
Arey
Baraung Pra
Bassics High School
Cruz
Luizasuains
Conte
Crue
Third Precinct
Peter Freer
Vaylor Drive
Barnum Projet
Freer
Project
Licul
Roslyn Blowers
deskiMier
Black Rock
Luizasuaius
Philip T. Clark
Official Weather Forecast Bridgeport and Vicinity
Partly cloudy and windy cold today with scattered snow flurries and a high near 40. Temperatures fall through the day. Tomorrow Friday expects mostly fair skies with a high around 25.
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Ais
Ohy
Wratten Wureau
Lorumeree Bridgeport
Fais and
Colt Knights
Saycees Honor Two Names On List For Airport Job
Richard M. Pilvelait of Dictaphone Corp was named the Outstanding Young Man of 196 in the Berich Awards dinner by Bridgeport Junior Chamber. The Civil Service commission submitted two candidates for airport manager: Nicholas Maineco and William A. Heaphy. The Airport commission plans interviews and tomorrow’s meeting to fill the post after Horace D. Stra resigns. Seven applied, five rejected for not meeting requirements.
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Hayduk
Richard M. Pilvefait
Dictaphone Corporation
Bridgeport Junior Chamber of Commerce
Stratfield Hotel
William G. Plura
Test
Richard C. Lee
Haven
Richard M. Pilvelait
Berich
Bridgeport
Leo
New Haven
Lee Turner
Junier Chamber
Harmon E. Sie
Civil Service Commission
Airport Commission
John J. Linley
Nicholas
Maineco
Griffin Avenue
William A. Heaphy
Norman Street
Wilmeer
Horace D. Stra
John M. Brannelly
Tedesca
Ali
Brannelly
John J. Luckart
High School Seized by Pupils In Mock Communist Attack
Pupils at a high school staged a mock Communist seizure and demonstration yesterday. They carried propaganda and removed library items as part of the act while the principal and staff observed. Some students laughed, others were shocked by the display, and debates followed about the impact on school life.
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Igh School
APAC
Cadhalir Schon
Anok Ntien
Sera Nagh
Aluwanists
Srhnal
Amerivanit Forday
Suni
Joke Zendee
Mar
Skiles
William Canary
Subzero Cold Breaks Midwest Records Amid Flood Fears
Bitter Arctic air swamped the Midwest driving temperatures to record lows from Fraser Colorado to Williston North Dakota. Frigid dawns halted travel and chilled flood zones as runoff slowed. Officials in Kentucky and West Virginia sought federal aid while vaccination responses prepared for typhoid in Inez.
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Midwest
Fraser
Colo
Williston
N.C
Who Weather Bureau
Bismarck
N.D
Jock
St. Peter, Minn
Huron
Denver
Minnesota
Dakotas
Salversville
Inez
West Virginia
Bert Combs
Kennedy
Eastern Kentucky
Lincoln
Wayne
Logan
Kanawe
Bonne
Mingo
Fayette
Bismares
WN. D
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Hurricane strikes Mauritius kills and leaves thousands homeless
A violent hurricane hit Mauritius damaging about 1500 buildings and leaving thousands homeless in Port Louis and across the island. Government and Red Cross aid teams rushed medical supplies and shelter to victims as authorities assessed casualties amid the British colonial administration.
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London
Maurie
Tidusnes
Haquare Mile
Port Louis
Mauritius
Red Cross
Kenya
BEA Votes Back Pay Raise Protests at Central High
The Bridgeport Education Association votes 513 to 8 to protest a $47,000 teacher pay raise plan and 508 to 17 to refuse signing next year contracts unless improvements are made. BEA leaders say refusals would free teachers from resignations and could disrupt staffing. School Board President Francis J. King declined immediate comment. The BEA aims for roughly $20,000 added costs to implement further improvements while maintaining salaries.
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Setesram
Bialy
Bridgeport
Bridgeport Education Association
Cnn
Barbara Kmietz
Triman Cavanaugh
Bassick High
Stanley O'Meara
Central High
Anta Maria Abbamonte
Jefferson School
Board of Education
BEA
Merit
Central High School
It & Mass
Wa “Hk Itsiing
Ighi
Edward Tu Tamashunas
New York to Welcome Glenn Amid Paper Confetti Parade
The city gears up for John H. Glenn Jr. and crew with Broadway crowds and a paper storm as workers shred office waste to celebrate the aerospace milestone with expected fashion, finance and obituaries coverage.
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New York
John H. Glenn Jr
Spacemen
Charles A. Lindbergh
Atlantic
Golham
Gieun
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Hawever
Weather Bureau
Ncat
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Connecticut Nomination Approved by Senate Panel
In New Britain time dated February 2 the Senate panel approved President Ken nici' nomination of Mrs Gere true MW Cwvinia of Harord to be codecum nf casing for Connecticut with Teadaarhens ay Bredgeport.
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Senate Pinan Citer
Ken
Nici
Gere True
Cwvinia Ot
Connecticut
Teadaarhens
Liquor Store Owner Robbed in Fairfield
Fairfield detectives and Bridgeport police chased a robbery at the Stag Spirit Shop on Grasmere Avenue. Raymond Lappell, 35, was held up after closing by a bandit wearing a cloth mask. the thief fled with more than 100 dollars according to Lappell and two hours later a suspect was questioned.
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Bayhield
Bridgeport
Fairfield
Raymond Lappell
Amsterdam Avenue
Grasmere Avenue
Ai. Lappell
Gras
Joseph D. Reed
Cappell
Patrick Garrall
Philip Fracassiné
Stephen
Zadrovits
Joseph Seudora
Cuban Space Agency Fires Suborbital Scout Rocket
A 72-foot Scout rocket launched for a suborbital test aimed at studying aerodynamic heating during reentry. It rose about 125 miles high and traveled roughly 900 miles downrange over the Atlantic before splashdown near Wallops. The mission, described as a dress rehearsal for future manned flights, proceeded with a successful launch.
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Washington
Americ
Cuban Space Agency
Seoul
Renar Wingsions
Focket
Atlantic
Space Agency
Kennedy Returns Home Reports to Brother in Washington
Washington February 22 AP Robert Kennedy returned to the capital after a round the world trip and briefed his brother the President at the White House. Newsmen described his arrival as a poised exchange amid questions on strategy and U.S. foreign policy.
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Washington
Robert [Kennedy
America
Kennedy expected to announce resumption of atmospheric nuclear tests
Washington reports say President Kennedy plans a national television address to unveil a decision to resume atmospheric nuclear tests. Officials cautioned that timing may shift and await a clarified schedule, with prior statements pointing to a final test before any announcement.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
iHe
Russia
Fairfield Moves to Preserve Historic Districts of Town
Fairfield votes to study and preserve historic districts under the comprehensive plan. A town committee would investigate proposed districts and report on significance, with hearings and state act procedures guiding the creation of protective districts.
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Fairfield
Yao
Towi
Mie Inne Tistics
Southport
Andi
Se Torta Baker G. Tee
Tires Selectman Jones, Sullivan
Seleceman Yornec CM. Cudmore
Tistori
Edward J Reilly Reported Improved After Accident
Milford February report states Edward J Reilly veteran coach of Central High School Bridgeport was hospitalized in Milford after a head on collision on the Post Road. He sustained head injuries and remained in critical condition with responders freeing him from the wreckage.
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Milford
Edward
Reilly
Central High School
Bridgeport
Milfard Hos
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