Soviet farm shortage hurts production amid drive to overtake US
report describes shortages and shortcomings in the 1962 plan with 10 percent tractor returns amid defective workmanship. spare parts scarcity leaves thousands of grain harvesters idle while warehouses overflow. lack of investment capital and fertilizer hampers agriculture as Khrushchev pushes heavy industry. a 7,000-acre collective near Moscow employs 800, mostly cattle feed, dairy. U.S. and Western Europe farms require far more labor.
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Pravde
AtAaLe
Sone
Khrushchev
United States
Moscow
Europe
Miss Gallo Wins Carnevale Queen at Italian Center Event
The Italian Community Center Carnevale honored Miss Carol Ann Gallo of 1997 Capitol Avenue as Best dancer and queen, with about 100 attendees at recent events. Governor Dempsey attended, lauding ICC for guiding underprivileged youths to summer camp, as dignitaries and sponsors gathered for the Masked Ball and related programs.
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Carnevale
ICC
Newstown
Queen
Bassick High School
Elks
Miss Gath
Lee
Salvatore Gallo
Capitol Avenue
St. John's Commercial High School
Dramatic Club
Bridgeport Pal
Trinaciia M, A
Miss Deel
Phyllis Ann Garagnon
Mareses Music Academy
Carol Ann Capozzi
Joven Parazz
Joseph Marcello
Veterans Post
Mra
Samuel Te Gesco
Dempsey
Gillon
George
Charles Marsillo, Sr
Vincent P.i Adley
Joseph Rhein
Scots Shocked by Tartan Bid
The article reports debate over a tartan design for American submariners at Holy Loch. Sir Thomas, the Lord Lyon King of Arms, and critics question tartan legitimacy vs checks. Capt Walter Schlech notes naval pride and cultural heritage amid humorous controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ipyal
Thomas
Lord Lyon King of Arms
Scotland
Walter F. Schlech
Sib Marine Squadron
Holy Loch
Alexander McIntyre
Strone
MeIntyre
Sir Thomas
Compton Mackenzie
U.S
Schlech
Planes Delayed By Bomb Scare At New York Airports
MARCH 4 A bomb scare disrupted several National Airlines flights at Idlewild and Newark airports. Calls claimed a bomb aboard a plane with a Spanish‑accented voice saying his wife was onboard. Two planes were recalled and searched, then resumed to Washington and Miami. Eastern Air Lines also reported similar threats but no delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aupores
Washington
Miami
Newark
Norfolk
Eastern Air Lines
Ting
Trumbull Rangers Reunion Planned Saturday Dinner
Former members of the disbanded Jrom ovit Rangers will gather Saturday at 7 p.m. at Erche here for a reunion dinner. Guest speaker Dirk Young of Bridgeport, ex basketball player with the Baltimore Colts and Pittsburgh Steelers, is announced as guest. John Vichiala chairs the event.
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Jromovit Rangers
Erche
Her
Sifhe Alsaur
Dirk Young
Bridgeport
Baltimore
Colts
Pittsburgh Steelers
Mr. Young
Milford
Commie
John Vichiala
Milford Man Held On Bayonet Stabbing Charge
Milford March 4 Franti Brown 72 of Governor's Avenue released today on $500 bond after arrest on aggravated assault. Police say Brown stabbed Ray Todd Reid during a dispute with Reid and his wife. Reid was treated at Milford Hospital and released. Brown reported the incident to police moments after it occurred.
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Milford
Franti) Brown
Governor’s Avenue
Albert Forrer
Brown
Ray Todd Reid
J. Woon
Mr. Reid
Reid
Patralwan
Milford — Hospital
Heads Quarters
Mass group wins color guard meet
The Muskelvers of Peabody Massachusetts earned top honors at a Drum and Bugle Corps Color Guard contest held in Byard Haven gym. More than 500 attended as The Brigadeers of St. Rose's Church New Haven won Class B. Seven groups from Massachusetts and Connecticut competed with exhibitions by Childport Wait hunderbirds and St. Ann's and St. Raphael's drum corps.
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Muskelvers
Peabody
Mass
Drum and Bugle Corps
Byard Haven
Police Atlantic League Thunder
Brgadeers
St. Rose's ‘Church
New Haven
Massgachusetts and
Committicut
Exhibhon
Chidlpeport's
Waitthunderbirds
St. Ann's
St. Raphael's
Lemoir
New Rector Welcomed by 500 in Stratford
More than 500 town officials clergy and residents greeted the Rev Arthur J Monk and his family at Christ Episcopal Church Stratford yesterday afternoon. The new rector arrived last week and led three morning services and a reception from 4 to 6 pm with greetings from church and civic leaders including town officials and pastors.
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Christ Episcopal Church Parish House
Stratford
Arthur J. Monk
Pene
St. Jamess
Walker Cam Henson
Grace Strayer
Lordship
Bar Yearberan
Wik
Wilfred Hansen
Liam Trasnett
Christmechaist Church of Stratford
Church Guild
F. Stanley Selick
Emegitus
Monk
Briatfont
Harry B. Flood
Howard Wilcoxson
Conncilan
Loyal ¥. Graham Gilbert
John WW Anders
Trinity Church
Son
Atdames
Belstoll
Algiers Bomb Attacks Amidst Secret Army Tensions
Reports from Algiers describe bomb blasts as reporters, including 25 American and British journalists, moved through government facilities while security forces faced a secret army presence. Officials claimed limited protection while urging cooperation with security efforts. Morin appealed for civilian support amid clashes with the military, as daily fatalities in Algiers and Oran declined slightly, with attacks continuing and hospitals reporting casualties.
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Buapvine
Ther Sods
Secret Army
Americcan
Caracrcolo
Entra
Aid
Iiori
Algiers
Aleli
Central Police
Icity Hall
Old Nie Amercay
Algeria
Jean Morin
Morin
Charley Ailleret
Army
All i
Alpiers
Oran
Tony Tambakis of Fairfield Dies in Asset Memory
Tony Tambakis of Fairfield died. A native of Greece who came to the United States in 1913 on an eight month voyage as a seaman aboard a ship bound for Africa, he later worked in food dispensing and cannery work in New York City. He was a member of the Odd Fellows Judge, the Police Square club, the Fairfield Center Volunteer Fire Company, and the Pyramid Temple.
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Tambakis
Police Square Club
Fairfield Center
Greece
United States
Rigger
Rot
Africa
Sawfield
Tamboxis
Gitous
Gitous Cannerlirsit
New York City
New Snow Strikes Plains as Storm Reaches Midwest and Northwest
A winter system blankets five miles off Milwaukee shore while snow spreads from the northwest Pacific to Montana. Gale warnings sweep Oregon and Washington as heavy snow targets northern Idaho and eastern Washington. Snow bands move east across the Midwest and Great Lakes. light snow lingers in parts of New England and New York. Meanwhile Florida and western Gulf enjoy mild midday temperatures. Arctic air chills Montana and western North Dakota with near zero readings.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Northwest Pacific
Montana
Oregon
Washington
Ida
Wood
mid-Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
New England
New York
Sutter
Florida
Western Gulf
Great Southwest
Oskot
Canada
Woman Rescued From Southington Fire
An elderly woman in her eighties was carried down a ladder from a burning two story frame dwelling in Southington by Fireman Henry Badgley and fellow crew members. Fire Chief James J. Link said the fire damaged the second floor, with losses estimated between 6 000 and 8 000 dollars.
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Southington
Henry Badgley
Jessie ‘Lollen
James J. Link
WEST WILLING TO INSPECT FOR ARMS CURBS
Britain’s Foreign Secretary Lord Home told a Conservative meeting the United States and Britain are willing to accept inspection to ensure disarmament measures are carried out and not replaced. He warned Russia’s belief that inspection equals espionage risks undermining disarmament. Foster, head of the new arms control agency, said the U S may insist on American inspectors and that tests could proceed unless Russia agrees to real inspection before late April.
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Toren
Britain
Toreign
United States
Russia
Foster
Thuy
Fosters
New
Calms Control and Disarmament ‘Agency
Unitedtates
Fower
U.S
Urna
Geneva
Soviet Union
Skyscooter crash kills inventor in San Diego
In San Diego on March 4 an experimental Skyscooter crashed during a Civil Air Patrol demonstration, killing 92 year old Herman A. Saalfeld of Santee, inventor of the craft. He was flying solo at Gillespie Field near Cajon Pass when the device, a pusher-propeller craft with a topside rotor, failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
Civil Air Patrol
Herman A. Saalfeld
Saalfeld Aircraft Company
Santee
Gillespie, Field
FS Cajon
Sauffeld
Death claims woman reported to be 122 years old
Nashville Arkansas March 4 Mes Lucy Caledonia Bradford a Negro woman who claimed to be 121 or 122 years old died in the test home today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Ark
Lucy Caledonia Bradford
Three Men Arrested In State Street Breakin
Three men Odell Glass 40 Preston Smith 33 and Tre Richard 28 were arrested in a break at a home on Fell Street near State Street. Each faced charges of breaking and entering with criminal intent and were held on $4,000 bail. Local detective Alexander Wieck reported the case as tied to a postwar period and linked to previous moving incidents involving stolen records.
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Bradford Hae
Alabama
Fell
Odell Glass
William Beadford
Preston Smith
West Avenue
Tre Richard
Myrtle Ave
Alexander Wieck Saill
Huntsville
Aln
George Scull
Mississippi
Chicago
Slate Street
Nashville
Inter
Demonstration in New Haven Against Resuming A Tests
Thirty people gathered in front of the Federal Courthouse to protest the United States plan to resume atmospheric nuclear testing. The group marched to a nearby rail shelter and the New Haven Green, then stood in silence for a minute. The Yale Student Peace Union sponsored the event with Yale students and some faculty. It followed another public issue picketing in New Haven a day earlier by the Congress of Racial Equality over a housing ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Marth
United States
Inddel
New York
Student Peace Union
Yale
Asa
New Maven
Congress of Racial Equality
Alterman
Vientiane government borrows 300 million kip amid U.S. aid cut
The Lao government under Prince Houn Sum borrows 300 million kip from the National Bank to cover monthly expenses as U.S. aid is withheld. Officials say inflation rose about 40 percent after aid suspension, with payrolls for about 70,000 state workers and security services squeezing dollar reserves. Despite borrowing, construction continues on a hotel, fountain, and ministries as pressure edges toward a coalition government.
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Vientiane
Prince Houn Sum
National Bank
Otiny
United States
Kip
Infovation Ministry
Scsitratists
Mellitz Named to Attorneys' Committee of Savings League
Jacob Mellitz of Fairfield has been named to the attorneys' committee of the United States Savings and Loan League. He is a partner in Melitz Krentzman Wall and president at the West End Savings & Loan in the city. The league represents about 4,800 savings associations and banks. The committee studies court cases and reviews registrations and legal opinions affecting these institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Mellitz
Ferncliffe Road
Fairfield
United States Savings and Loan League
Mellitz
Melitz
Savings and Loan
Stamford Girl Bart In New Town Crash
Stamford girl Lynn Shilling 2, injured in a two-vehicle crash on Bowles Hill road near Route 2. Passenger in a car driven by Ann Fornish, 21, of Stamford. Fornish allegedly struck another car driven by Andrew King, 20, of Johnston City, Tenn. King’s driver cited for failure to yield. Condition reported as good after hospital transfer. Preliminary census data note Italy, 5,463,762 permanent residents.
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Newtown
Swith
Bowle 23
Mile Hill Road
Bridgeport’ Hospital
Lynn Shilling
Summer Street
Stamford
Ann Fornish
Leo. Canjkowski
Feapish
Andrew King
Johnston City
Tenn
Mile Hall Road
Details Awaited On Crackup Of British Airliner
Reportedly linked to a crash involving two companies in a divided region. Officials reached the scene as authorities awaited the full cause and details of the incident with the northern area now tied to Ni gera and the southern area aligned with the Republic of Cameroon.
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Orlish
Pier Biserte
Nigera
Republic of Cameroon
France
Wereking Tw
Dr Compton 69 Suffers Stroke Near UC Campus
Dr Compton, 69, suffered a stroke while living at the Durant hotel near the UC campus after a long healthful period. He received the Nobel Prize for his pioneer work on X rays. During WWI he directed creation of the first atomic chain reaction and first plutonium production. He has two sons, Arthur Alan in Manila and John Joseph a philosophy professor at Vanderbilt University in Nashville Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
Wfe
Durant
Compton
Arthur Alan
U.S
Manila
Bishop Honors Scouter Group for Bronze Pelican Medals
The conference and dinner honored 380 volunteer adults and clergy with the Bronze Pelican Medal. Recipients include John Kantor Our Lady of Good Counsel Bridgeport Frank Panuzio St. Bartholomew Bridgeport Edward Lalor Assumption Fairfield Thomas McCann St. Teresa's Trumbull Leonard Korenkiewicz St. Michael's Bridgeport Donald Cahill St. James Stratford Michael Trealy St. Lawrence Huntington Michael Bachman St. Pius X Fairfield Stephen Toth Notre Dame of Easton Also recognized were Mrs. Joseph Voytek John Sepomucene Bridgeport John Tairkhardt St. Mary's Stamford Joseph Pastorn St. Gecillia's Springdale Hugo Borepatti St. Maurice Glenbrook Leon Barkaski Holy Name Stanford Joseph Pankoski St. Mary's Greenwich Jack Vallaz20 St. Joseph's Danbury Frank Lutra's St. Mary's Ridgefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Whalen
Isich
Alfret
Sionkiewick
A. W. Dater Counseil
Patrick Mealy
Mauwehn Council
Richard Wales
Region Boy Scout Office
Len Warren
Mauwehu Scoutt Council
Sonio
Dinnat
Meauyellu Council
St Lawrence
Huntington
Michael Bachman
St. Pius X
Fairfield
Stephen Toth
Notre Dame of
Josep Pankoski
St. Mary's
Greenwich
Jack Vallaz
St. Joseph's
Danbury
Frank Lutra
Ridgefield
GOP Endorsement Step Signals Nixon Governor Bid
In Berkeley California on March 4 the California Republican Assembly endorsed Richard Nixon for governor after a secret ballot vote of 263 to 176 over Assemblyman Joseph C Sheilday. The CRA also backed Sen Thomas 4 Rachel for reelection and San Francisco Mayor Gorge Christopher for lieutenant governor as Nixon pursues the June primary.
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Berkeley
Calif
Richard Nixon
CRA
Thomas
Rachel
Gorge Christopher
San Franccisco
Nisan
GOP
Edmund JG. Brown
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Wesi
Ohio
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WEST
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Italy
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