Fairfield Board Adopts Four Parts Of School Budget
Fairfield board of education approved four sections of its four part budget for the new fiscal year. Expenditures total 1 975 022 dollars, up 174 402 from this year. Salaries for non certified staff were not yet included. The board plans further review Tuesday and adoption Thursday at McKinley School. A 6500 dollar line for educational television equipment was added for possible closed circuit use in next year.
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Raymond M. Ford
McKinley Schol
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Bridgeport Weather and Robbery Report
Weather forecast for Bridgeport area shows easing drizzle this morning with clearing, temperatures warming today and a chilly night ahead. A Cumberland Farms robbery at 143 Park Avenue yielded about $120 after two masked men entered with a pistol and forced the manager and two customers to the rear. one bandit demanded the register be opened and escaped west along Olive Street with the cash. Police search continues.
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Berilibe
Cumberland Farms
Park Avenue
Robert DeWolfe
Howard Aveane
Robert Carcuil
DeWolfe
Carrail
Olive Street
Plane Crash Toll at 64
AP reports a Canadian Pacific jetliner crashed on approach to Tokyo International Airport Friday night. Of 72 aboard, 64 were killed. eight survived, including one American. Victims include Jesse Zousmer, ABC vice president, and his wife. The four-engine jet carried 62 passengers, nine crew, and an off-duty stewardess. The plane struck landing lights, hit a breakwater, and burned along the runway edge. Airlines officials in Vancouver confirmed initial counts.
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Tokyo
Vancouver
B.C
Canadian Pacific
Jesse Zousmer
American Broadcasting Co
King Kong
Man Charged In Threat To President Nabbed By FBI
Oswald S. Pick, 27, of Clifton New Jersey, was tracked by FBI agents after a pair of anonymous calls threatened to kill President Johnson. Pick was taken into custody at 3:19 am aboard a Washington bound train after investigators searched passengers in New York Newark and Philadelphia. Bail set at 50000.
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Féderer Bureau of Investigation
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Oswald S. Pick
Clifton
Nas
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New York
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Newark
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Pick
Robert Morgentheu
Andayrmeds
Morgenthau
Lipfe Oswald S. Pick
Ciifton
Philadephia
United States
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Challenge
Egents
Du Bois Clubs Red register bid seeks Communist front ruling
The Justice Department moved to require the Du Bois Clubs known as Red to register as a Communist front organization under the Subversive Activities Control Act. Attorney General Katzenbach said the clubs are created and controlled by the U S Communist Party and that officers are party members subject to its discipline. Hearings will determine if the group is a front, with potential registration of officers, sources of funds, and printing equipment. The San Francisco headquarters and about 200 members with 36 chapters nationally are cited, part of earlier anti-Red actions and linked to demonstrations last fall.
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Ingratltion
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Atty
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U.S. Communist Party
Communist Action Organization
Communist Front
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Torehan
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Katzenbach
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San Frantisco
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California
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FDI
J. Edgar Hoavert
Lnst
Zsa Zsa Reveals Plan To wed Fifth Husband
Zsa Zsa Gabor, just back from Mexico where she divorced her fourth husband, obtained a marriage license in Santa Monica. She and Texas oilman Joshua S. Cosden were to marry Monday. The actress, 40, said they met six weeks ago on a blind date in Dallas.
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Mexico
Prigny
Texas
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Casden
Dallas
Venables Chosen Stratford Town Clerk in non political selection
Joseph W. Venables was announced as Stratford town clerk by Town Manager Richard E. Blake after a field of four candidates. The Republican, former councilman and longtime Westinghouse distributor associate, will be sworn in Monday at Town Hall to succeed retiring W. Howard Wilcoxson, who turned 70.
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Stratford Council
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Towe
W. Howard Wilcoxson
Stratford
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Venables
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Westinghouse Electrical Supply Company
New Maven
Chase Electrical Supply Company
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Chase
United Ti
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Venabies
LBJ Grants Rusk Expanded Authority Over Foreign Affairs
President Johnson gave Secretary of State Dean Rusk added authority for overseas U.S. services and created two high level groups to aid him. The plan aims to speed decisions amid a broader foreign affairs restructuring, with a Senior Interdepartmental Group and regional committees handling regional issues.
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U.S
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Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
South Viet Nam
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Aken
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San Antonio
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Travelers marooned as blizzard halts trains and blocks towns
A North Dakota blizzard trapped passengers on three transcontinental trains. The eastbound Main Streeter brought into New Salem with 125 aboard and housed in City Hall. The westbound North Coast Limited, carrying 170 passengers, was halted near Jamestown. About 180 on the eastbound era were stranded, and 120 travelers remained marooned in Sterling Corners as a cafe owner noted supplies and cows nearby.
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N.D
Jamestown
Sterling Corners
Oskola
Foe Is North Viet Battalion in Coastal Provinces Clash
In Quang Ngai and nearby areas, US Marines and Vietnamese troops clashed with a North Vietnamese battalion of about 400, supported by airpower, as ground fighting intensified across multiple provinces. Reported Vietnamese casualties and enemy losses varied with shifting details, while airstrikes, armored vehicles, and evacuations accompanied the operations near the Cambodian border and Saigon.
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da Nang
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Pies
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Sin
2Nd Army
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Quang TH City
U.S. Istnfantry
Jay Ninh
Studebaker Ends Auto Building Operations
DETROIT AP Studebaker Corp ends its auto building operations facing declining car sales since 1902 output shifts to Hamilton Ontario. 1963 major move failed to boost volume. 1965 sales around 19 000 with 11 006 in US. stock gains on NYSE as nonauto divisions stay profitable.
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Studebaker Corp
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Studebaker Auto
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