Norwalk Community College Elects New Council Members
The Regional Council of Norwalk Community College will hold an election meeting Tuesday at 6 30 p m in the college cafeteria. New appointments were made by the State Commission on Higher Education with 17 former members reappointed. Communities represented include Danbury Darien Greenwich New Canaan Old Greenwich Ridgefield Riverside Stanford Weston Westport and Wilton. Theodore Powell will report on state higher education developments. Emerson Emrich will preside and officers will be elected. Friends of the college and faculty and staff are invited.
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State Board
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Neighbors Cooper and Captain Lawrence in Burlington
James Fenimore Cooper the author and Captain James Lawrence famed for Don't Give Up the Ship lived as neighbors in Burlington New Jersey. Greeks plan a colony in Africa.
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Powell Fishes For Five Hours In Bimini Bar
Powell endures a long domino session at a busy Bimini barroom with reporters present. He demands photographers leave and later promises a noon news conference if he is left alone. A Haitian tourist notes Powell’s charm while the scene stays lively and noisy.
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Oldest U.S. Naval Shipyard Founded in 1767
The Norfolk Naval Shipyard is described as the oldest in the United States, with its founding dating to 1767, predating the establishment of the U.S. Navy Department. The note also mentions Tunisia planning to experiment with a new grape type.
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Two Cars Stolen From Beardsley Terrace Apartments
Police report two vehicles stolen from Beardsley Terrace apartments on a Wednesday night. Matilda Glass Owens of 330 Quincy Street Brooklyn and Gardenia Dixon of 455 Trumbull Avenue provided details to police about the thefts.
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N.Y
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Gardenia Dixon
Trumbull Avenue
Highway Needs Run to Billion Ives Declares
Ives states during 1967 1975 the interstate system requires expansion as some sections age. The Highway Department report notes such projects are not eligible for 90 percent federal aid. It also recommends 105 miles of new state expressways costing about 591 million toward a 1 billion total.
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House Debates War Support and Bombing Policy
Lawmakers debate U S war effort in Vietnam as Rep. Bates defends bombing while Rosenthal calls suspending bombings strong. House and Senate must craft a compromise authorization with a separate spending bill. Brown's 17 Democratic allies listed include Fraser Bingham Burton Conyers Diggs Edwards Farbstein Green Helstoski Kastenmeier Mink Rees Roybal Ryan Scheuer Yates.
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Indiana
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House’ of Representatives
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Ill
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William H. Bates
Massachusetts
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D-N.y
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Minnesota
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New York
Philip E. Burton
California
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Michigan
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Don Edwards
Leonard Farbstein
Edith Green
Oregon
Henry Helstoski
New Jersey
Robert Kastenmeier
Wisconsin
Patsy Mink
Hawaii
Thomas S. Rees
Edward R. Roybal
William F. Ryan
James H. Scheuer
Sidney R. Yates
Illinois
Executive. Wife Freed In Turkish Maid Case
An executive of the U S Military Post Exchange System and his wife were released on a $2,000 bond after being held since January 31 on allegations of mistreating their 7 year old Turkish maid. No charges were filed. they denied the accusations. The court ordered them to remain in Frankfurt and report to police regularly.
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Germany
U.S. Military Post Exchange System
Raymond Birch
Birch
U.S
Waterbury
Rift over bombing deepens U S Vietnam split
President Johnson and Senator Kennedy clash over North Vietnam air raids. Kennedy urged UN oversight and talks with all parties, while Johnson defended bombing as a tool to pressure Hanoi and end the war. The White House denied conclusive timing of releases.
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Maxwell D. Taylor
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French wine exporters plan uptick in U S sales
French wine exporters announce a strategy to boost U S sales, aiming to expand distribution and strengthen market presence. Industry groups and producers say demand in American markets remains robust and investments will target brand visibility and retailer partnerships.
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