Foreign Ships Cut Back On Noviet Supply
The article notes Soviet ship calls rising from four monthly in 1964 to six in 1965 and ten in 1966. It reports free world trade with North Vietnam as a small share of Communist commerce, with military items among the shipments. It cites tanker Taiping and Ardgroom on blacklist status, and says many ships are Hong Kong based under Communist control, with remaining free-world ships on the blacklist mainly Cypriot Greek Maltese under charter to Communists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red China
North Vietnam
Shanghai
Haiphong
North
Vietnam
U.S
Maritime Administration
U. S
North Vietnamese
Hong Kong
London
Price Break Tactics Prompt Shopping Cautions
The note warns buyers to beware of ads that mill items with scattered Price Break phrases to feign savings. It cites a blender advertised at 9.85 while Consumer Report lists 9.95, implying a store margin near five dollars per unit at scale and suggesting a purchase at 7.95 would fit the Price Break tag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consumer
Jess
Thant Warns Vietnam War Will Be Prolonged and Bloody
United Nations Secretary General U Thant returned from Rangoon to report the Vietnam war “is going to be prolonged and bloody.” He cited North Vietnamese hopes of reciprocity and warned there is no peace prospect. Thant urged cessation of bombing and noted limited U.S. withdrawal plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Nations
U Thant
Rangoon
Burma
Vietnam
Thant
Kennedy Airport
London
Rome
North Vietnam
Hanoi
South Vietnam
United States
Johnson
U.S
China
McNamara
Soviet Union
All Vietnam
Black Muslims Battle Police in Atlanta Headquarter Clash
In Atlanta police headquarters early Sunday a melee broke out as five men linked to the Black Muslims attacked officers during booking. Five men Grady Rogers Will Norris Marshall Bing Clifford Barksdale and Carlton Woods were charged with assault to murder with a deadly weapon, held on 10500 bond, and a hearing was set for Monday. Stokely Carmichael arrived as an observer but was not affiliated with the Black Muslim sect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Reese Nein
Ajanta
Grady
Rogers
Will
Norris
Marshall
Bing
Clifford
Barksdale
Carlton
Woods
Lach
Stokely Carmichael
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Black Power
Carmichael
Mansfield Percy Favor Cease Fire In Vietnam Talks
Senate Democratic Leader Mansfield and Republican Sen. Percy urged a general cease fire and peace negotiations in Vietnam on Sunday. Mansfield on CBS Face the Nation proposed a halt to bombing and standfast on land sea and air. Percy, appearing on ABC Issues and Answers, said the idea appeals to him and would back President action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Charles H. Percy
Ilinois
Vietnam
Mansfield
CBS
Percy
ABC
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
I Mansfield
Goldberg Presses North Viet Nam Policy Stance
U S Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg accused North Viet Nam of refusing the principle that nations settle their problems alone while noting the door remains open for peace. He spoke at a news conference in Baguio after meeting with Foreign Secretary Narciso Ramos during a conference of U S ambassadors in Asia. Goldberg planned to report to President Johnson on his tour of Japan Korea Formosa South Vietnam and the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baguio
Philippines
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
North Vietnam
United States
United Nations
Narciso Ramos
Goldberg
Asia
Henry Rl Lodge
Saigon
Washington
Johnson
Japan
South Korea
China
Formosa
South Vietnam
Anti Mao Forces Raid Police and Army Offices in Shantung
Moscow radio cited a Peking dispatch saying anti Mao forces raided army and police offices in Tsiwan Shantung province and that Mao supporters had earlier seized power there. The report noted clashes with pro Mao Red Guards during a purge campaign and mentioned criticism of Deputy Premier Tung Pi-wu by Red Guards.
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Tokyo
Moscow Radio
Mao Tse-tung
Red China
Red Army
Tsiwan
Shantung Province
Peking
Mao
Communist Party
New China
Shamtung
Party Committee
People’s Council
Moscow
Red Guards
HYA
Tung Pi-wu
BTA
Shoutu
Hung Wei-ping
Tung
Tao Chu
Liu Shao-chi
Kensington Woman Killed as Car Crashes in Town
SQUTHINGTON AP reports Mrs. Mabel Parker, 52, of Kensington was killed Saturday when her car left the road near the town center, struck a concrete abutment, overturned, and pinned her beneath the vehicle.
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Squthington
Mabel Parker
Kensington
Facile Dranoff Recital At University Of Bridgeport
Loretta and Murray Dranoff returned to the University of Bridgeport Student Center for a recital marked by tonal beauty and lucidity. Despite pedal imperfections and occasional unevenness, they shaped Mozart, Schubert, Mendelssohn, Brahms, Bizet, and Dvořák with graceful touch, colorful phrasing, and confident melodic flights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta
Murray Dranoff
University of Bridgeport
Dranoff
Mozart
Mendelssohn
Brahms
Bizet
Probable merger eyed for campus international groups
Cadet Freeman reports AIRC and CCUN plan a joint entity named the Council on International Relations and United Nations Affairs. The merger aims to unify 18,000 students on 600 campuses and about 500 CCUN clubs, with a June vote at the Institute on World Affairs, Sarah Lawrence College. The NSA split preceded the CIA-NSA linkage disclosure, prompting the reconsideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council On International Relations
United Nations Affairs
Bruce M. Freeman
AIRC
National Student Association
NSA
CIA
New York
Airc Board of
Freeman
Central Intelligence Agency
CCUN
United Nations
Institute On World Affairs
Sarah Lawrence College
Bronxville
N.Y
Fear 37 Die In Ohio In Plane Crash
A Lake Central plane crash near northwest Ohio killed 37 as sleet and freezing rain coated the area. Weather conditions were reportedly above minimum for flight. Search teams from Wright Patterson AF base scoured the night for wreckage and bodies. Meanwhile WHIG-TV reported passengers from Columbus Cincinnati Lafayette Chicago and Indianapolis as crews tried to locate the missing aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Weather Bureau
Wright Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Whig-Tv
Columbus
Cincinnati
Lafayette
Chicago
Indianapolis
National Boys' Club Week Proclaimed for April 2 8
The Boys Clubs of America announce National Boys Club Week April 2 8 observed by governors and mayors nationwide. Special programs will run at 715 clubs in 458 cities across 45 states to honor 750 000 underprivileged boys who benefit from juvenile decency efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys’ Clubs of America
Teenager Killed in Park Avenue Crash and Six Hurt
A Park Avenue crash left a 17 year old Wojiski student dead and six others injured, amid unclear causes and police investigation. Survivors include Sharon Paul 17 Raymond Symanski 19 Peter Loux 19 Edward Gworek 18 Robert Treat 18 and Gaye Eschert 19. Two were released after treatment while others remain hospitalized in fairly good condition. The accident occurred when a vehicle crossed the opposite lane and hit a pole. traffic division will continue probing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Park Avenue
Sharon Paul
Grand Street
Raymond Syman+ tki
Firestone Road
Simsbury
Péter Loux
Cornwall Avenue
Cheshire
Edward Gworek
Evelyn Road
Forestville
Robert Treat
Chapel Street
Milford
Gaye Eschert
Oakwood Drive
Monroe
Paul
Treat
Hick
School of Agriculture
University
Wojiski
Wilmot
West and
Goulding
Main Street
Route 25
Stepney
St. Stephen’s Church
Mount St.Peter’s
Derby
Charles F. Wojiski
C. Warren
R. Bruce
Robert W. Wojiski
Gregory Atkinson
Easton
Elen Ruth
Mary Jane
Nancy Ann Wojiski
Harold M. Hamlin
Maine
Greenwich
Southington
East Hartford
Bridgeport
Alvin Carson
Laurel Avenue
Keesler Air Force Base
Mississippi
Hogansville
Joachim Schiessel
Manchester
Mabel Baker
Kensington
June Allen
Westport
Ernest Varian
Varian
Enfield
Brian Evanson
Hartford
Michael Wiskowski
Ronald R. Willoughby
Springfield Hospital
Massachusetts
Willoughby
Wiskowski
Stabbing on Fairfield avenue ends with two jailed
One man was stabbed in the abdomen during a dispute near West avenue last night around 10 o'clock. Jose A. Velquez, 24, of 116 Hanover street, is under treatment at Park City hospital in fair condition. Gilberto Felicano, 28, of 590 Fairfield avenue, and Ernesto Feliciano Colon, 28, of Father Panik village, are jailed on aggravated assault charges with $2,500 bail. Arresting officers were Sgt. Leonard Cacco, Sgt. Raymond Tierney, Patrolman Leonard Zarto, and Robert Whyland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield Avenue
West Avenue
Park City Hospital
Jose A. Velaquez
Hanover Street
Gilberto Felicano
Ernesto Feliciano Colon
Father Panik
Leonard Cacco
Raymond Tierney
Leonard Zarto
Robert Whyland
Norwalk duo nabbed in New York drug raid
Norwalk residents Jake Keels, 33, and Cora Funderbirk, 19, were arrested in a West Side Manhattan penthouse on charges of possession with intent to sell narcotics. Keels reportedly had 10 envelopes of heroin. Police also charged two New York men with heroin possession and another woman with marijuana. The 12th floor penthouse was described as an after hours club with narcotics, liquor, and go go dancers.
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Norwalk
West Side
New York
Jake Keels
Cora Funderbirk
South Norwalk Ymca
Associated Press
Keels
Famed Comedian Mischa Auer Dies in Rome at 62
Mischa Auer a noted comedian and character actor died in Rome at age 62. His career spanned Paris stage work and Hollywood fame after a 1936 breakthrough in My Man Godfrey. His widow plans cremation and return of ashes to Gloversville New York. He married four times. his first wife Norma Tillman died by suicide in 1942 after their divorce. The article recalls a turbulent private life and several high profile incidents including a 1944 clash with the Russian American Club of Los Angeles over a Dewey radio speech.
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Cus
Paris
Hollywood
William Powell
Louis
Gloversville
N.Y
New York
Auer
Nomra Tillman
Los Angeles
Calif
Rome
Thomas E. Dewey
Russia
Aver
Encino
Ground Action and Air Strikes Report From Vietnam
The report details multiple ground engagements near Qui Nhon and Saigon with eight American deaths, several helicopters downed or damaged, and four servicemen missing. It notes two more Army helicopters forced down near Saigon with no casualties, plus air strikes in North Vietnam hampered by bad weather.
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Qui Nhon
Saigon
U.S
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Quang Tri City
War Zone C
Tay Ninh City
Operation Junction City
Air Force
Dien Bien Phu
Navy
U.S. Command
Panhandle
Hanoi
Haiphong
Vandals Free 1 Bobcat at Tacoma Zoo
Four bobcats escaped from Point Defiance Park Zoo in Tacoma after vandals cut through heavy wire. Police sealed park entrances as a cougar hunter and tracking dogs searched the virgin forested grounds for the three females and one male, described as potentially dangerous if approached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma, Wash
Point Defiance Park
Tacoma
Zoo
Norman Winnick' lI
Winnick
Ida Lupino’s Sister Charged With Assault
Rita Lupino sister of actress Ida Lupino was arrested in Hollywood on assault with intent to murder after a man, Peter Hornsby, fell from her second story apartment. Bruce Daniels, son of singer Billy Daniels, scuffled in the apartment. Hornsby is in critical condition. Both Rita Lupino and Daniels were booked and released on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mest Hollywood
Calif
UPI
Rita Lupino
Ida Lupino
Peter Hornsby
Miss Lupino
Tate
Bruce Daniels
Daniels
Billy Daniels
Hornsby
Los Angeles County General Hospital
West Hollywood
Contract Impasse In Trumbull Teaches a Lesson
The Trumbull Teachers Association says the district and teachers have not signed a contract in three years. A second mediation request has been filed with the state board of education as the TEA accuses the board of excluding essential working conditions from the written contract. The union urges educators to consider the facts before seeking employment in Trumbull or signing any agreement.
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Board of Education
TEA
State Board of Education
Trumbull Board of Education
Survivor Tells Of Massacre By Viet Cong
Vo recounted the Viet Cong knife wound to his chest and his near death as troops arrived minutes later. He described being cuffed and kept in a hut during captivity. Vietnamese rescuers killed 17 Viet Cong and seized three suspects after overrunning the prison. Dr. Green, UIowa surgeon, has worked in Vietnam under the American Medical Association program Project Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
University of Iowa
Vietnam
American Medical Association
Plane crash kills three and destroys home in Monrovia
A Varig DC jetliner plunged after circling for landing, bursting into flames and killing three aboard while injuring others. Survivors were aided to a hospital as Liberian authorities and international observers prepared an inquiry with Varig officials coordinating救援 efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton
Brazil
International Civil Aviation Organization
Varig
Lima
Peru
Viacao Aerea Rio Granense
Rio Grande Airways
Porto Alegre
Ro Grande Do Sul
International Airine
Beirut
Rome
Monrovia
Recife
Rio de Janeiro
DeGaullists Hold Their Own at Polls
DeGaullists hold their own as communist and leftist groups agree to mutual withdrawal to back the better placed candidate. The coalition accounts for about 45 percent of the vote, echoing 1965 patterns that aided Francois Mitterrand, now leading the leftist federation. Prime Minister Georges Pompidou notes the party maintained position with a slight advance, while Mitterrand says he will meet with federation members and communists to decide withdrawals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munist S
Francois Mitterrand
Georges Pompidou
Mitterrand
Ex Official Raps Manchester Over Probe Allegations
Former official Carr criticizes Manchester's account of the Kennedy assassination inquiry. He recounts plans for a cooperative three‑pronged investigation by FBI federal and Texas authorities, with a Texas court of inquiry and a presidential commission, and denies any state‑only probe. Carr argues the allegation of exclusive Texas control wrongly frames Texans and government figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carr
Garrison
Manchester
Look Magazine
Johnson
Texas
Katzenbach
Asst
Nicholas Katzenbach
Care
Commission
Warren
Washington
Kennedy
Texas Court of Inquiry
FBI
Coast Guard Reports Old Ships Seaworthy Despite Wear
Washington AP report notes Coast Guard says most vessels are aging but seaworthy. Adm. Willard Smith asserts ships would not sail if unsafe. Despite servicemen reports of faulty lifeboats life jackets and hull flaws in cutters officials defend overall seaworthiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S. Coast Guard
Willard Smith
Coast Guard
Shirley Copeland Dies at 63 in Bridgeport Home
Shirley Copeland aged 63 of 1016 Railroad avenue died Friday at home. Services set for tomorrow at 1 p.m. at M. Me. Donald Isaac Jr. funeral home 985 Stratford avenue with Rev. A. C. Bass officiating Burial in Lakeview cemetery. Born in Christfield Maryland, he lived in Bridgeport 30 years and worked at Bassick company 20 years. Survived by several nieces and nephews.
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Shirley Copeland
Railroad Avenue
M. Me
Donald Isaac Jr
Stratford Avenue
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N. Viet
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India
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Mischa Auer
Vandals
AP Ross
Georges P. Vanier
Canada
Lester B. Pearson
Ottawa
Vanier
Trumbull
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