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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1968

Page

5

Stratford Republicans Back May in Senate Race

Stratford Republicans unanimously endorsed Edwin H. May Jr. of Wethersfield for the U S Senate nomination at a meeting in party headquarters Stratford. Milford also endorsed May, with party leaders naming delegates to state and district conventions and reshuffling town committee districts in a large slate.

Stratford Republicans

Eight Candidates Sought for Connecticut Corrections Post

Gov. John Dempsey announced eight out of state candidates were being considered for head of Connecticut's new Department of Correction. The state council of correction evaluated them as among the best correctional administrators nationwide.

Hartford State Council of Correction Department of Correction John Dempsey Dempsey

Tisi Rebuffed By Shelton GOP slate defeated

Shelton voters rejected Mayor Vincent P. Tisi Jr. GOP town committee slate 30 to 16 at the endorsement session held at Rapp's restaurant. The steering committee’s slate won and Tisi moved for unanimous adoption, which passed. New names include Michael Frihirio, Nicholas Wabuda, Richard Wilbur, Louis DeFilippo, Frank Kullberg, Henry Rappa, Elizabeth Repke, Francis Ryan, Walter Maler, Jerry Remio, with several resignations and replacements noted in wards one two and three.

Shelton Vincent P. Tisi Jr Rapp Tist First Ward Michael Frihirio Nicholas Wabuda Richard Wilbur Louis DeFilippo Frank Kullberg Henry Rappa Elizabeth Repke Francis Ryan Walter Maler Jerry Remio Robert Blaie Joseph Broda Adam Kapec Stanley Tomaszewski Michael Worobell William W. Wheeler Howard Pilgrim

Committee Adds Seven in Danbury

The Republican Town Committee endorsed delegates to state and district conventions and named seven new members to the town committee at Concordia Hall. Delegates include J Thayer Bowman Frank W Molinaro State Sen T Clark Hujl Robert N Noce Thomas E Stevens and others. New members replacing ward officials listed for each ward.

Danbury Republican Town Committee Concordia Hall J. Thayer Bowman Frank W. Molinaro T. Clark Hujl Robert N. Noce Thomas E. Stevens Richard Lahey Martin Rader Louis Mathews Nicholas Novace Eva White Victoria Mathews Harold Garofalo Martha Tyrell Ronnie Gustafson Grace Rohland Jean Parille Santo Perri George Weber Frank P. Molinaro Lewise Mims George Samaha Sadella Jowdy George Sakellares Clarice Ostecki Mims George Miller John Hurley Joan Damia Joan Bielko Joseph Blonski Joseph Taylor Daniel Coughlin Joseph Iapalluccio Francis Coylé Joseph Pannozz0 Marjorie Kraynik Dolores Gorman

Cyclorama in Atlanta Depicts Battle of Atlanta

The Atlanta cyclorama rises 50 feet high with a circumference of 400 feet, depicting the Battle of Atlanta for visitors.

Atlanta

Milford Republicans Endorse 13 Delegates for State Race

Milford Republicans approve a slate of 13 delegates to state, congressional and state senatorial conventions in June and nominate new town committee members across districts. Delegates named for Hartford state convention June 14 15 include Burns Stevens Platt Saley Ritacco and others. Hamden district delegates listed. Milford district senatorial delegates named. new and retiring town committee members identified. selections subject to primary challenge.

Milford Republican Town Committee Hartford Bernard J. Burns Gerald F. Stevens Clarence I. Platt Ann Saley Davis Smith Burtin van Hise Barnard Joy Selwyn Smith Fred Postel Charles McShane Joseph Ritacco Louis Scarpa Joseph M. Agro Hamden James A. Sullivan Mr. Burns Marion Clark Howard G. Spencer Henry Foran Richard Palmer Saley William Finan Rep Stevens Henry Provinelli Kenneth Gailo Ritacco Rep. Platt Winthrop Smith Walter Farley Carol Clark A. Leslie Smith Phyllis Schol Gerald Miliane Seth Winters Donald Wyatt Kenneth Hilton Mr. Nero Fritz Maurer Joseph Kusania Shirley Layman George Frye de Forest Smith Edwin Joy William Triller Alan Carey John Cadeanne Jean Stauss William Hoffeister Alice Gentile Andrew Kapral David B. Rainey George Avery Bernard Lickteir Douglas M. Quarrie William Miller Theodore Hornish Frank McCarthy Patrick Capozzi Charles O'Dowd Hilton Margaret Filikowski Edward White

City GOP Names 3 New Members To Committee

The City Republican Party names three new members to the town committee. The slate includes Frank Bonazzo and Mrs. Mercedes Ortiz replacing George Pistey and Mrs. Deb orah Smith replacing Geneva Cook. The 40 town committee and 27 member state delegation are listed with numerous names and district numbers.

Frank Bonazzo Mercedes Ortiz George Pistey Agostino Corica John Creevy Peter Spinelli Samuel Faustine Deborah Smith Geneva Cook

GOP Caucus Results From Easton Weston Newtown Town Halls

Easton delegates endorsed without opposition at the Republican caucus in the Town Hall naming state and congressional delegates and new town committee members. Weston endorsed uninstructed delegates and kept all positions. Newtown endorsed uninstructed state and district delegates and returned all 50 town committee members.

Monroe Republicans Nominate Town Committee Delegates

A Republican caucus at Monroe elementary school endorsed five new Town committee members and uninstructed delegate slates for state and district conventions. Notable appointees include Richard A. Orr, Beatrice Andrews, Allan Tibbitts, Densmer Nielsen for State Convention. Catherine Plumer, Blanche Bristad, Edna Stein, Sven Svensson for Fifth District. Kraycar, Serke, Lambert, Spisak for State Senate. Hyde, Tyler Jr, Johnson, McDonald for Assembly. plus Kaye Farkas, Edward Kirilik, Charles Becker, Daniel Viera, John Farrell named to the Republican time. Becker returned to the committee after an absence.

Monroe Richard A. Orr Beatrice A. Andrews Allan Tibbitts Densmer Nielsen Fifth Catherine Plumer Blanche Bristad Edna Stein Sven Svensson Robert Kraycar Stephen Serke E. Richard Lambert John Spisak George Hyde George 8. Tyler, Jr George A. Johnson Doreen McDonald Kaye Farkas Edward Kirilik Charles Y. Becker Daniel Viera John Farrell

GOP Hartford Convention Endorses Local Figures

At the June 114 15 GOP state convention in Hartford, endorsements were announced for a list of local and regional figures including Mak, Muriel Ringler, John H Shannon, Leonard Mainiero, Sobotka, Doris Mitchell, George C Fatsy, Frauwirth, James Leska, Sandula, Delaquila, John Hannon, George A Saden, Savuoto, Vincent Fazio, Emily Pinto, Siegel, Dowd, Helen Delmore, Ganim, Leonard Cacio, Anton Trojanowski, Bernard Tabor, Mary Mazur, Ortiz, Olga Golenski, D Amato, Joan Corica, Dworkin, Ksapie and Simpson.

Edwin Mak Marie Pastor Mr. Alexander Millard Kaufman Lillian Houle Dtst Joseph Sobotka Arabella McLeod Sharp James Pavlisciak Chester Zukowski Westport Longshore Country Club Pastor Martin McKeon Mitchell Neelans Walko Fontaine Anna C. Sandula DelGais Capasso Ralph Bo'land David Lipscher Post Tile Bograd Mary Craig Stapleton Dolyak Mr. Haschak Perez Felix Leja Corica Elaine Bundock Kenneth Bishop Richard Pettit Kathleen Zorak Deborah Smith Irene Wargo Trojanowski New Town Sullivan Robert Fontaine Max Frauwirth Doris Valko Eileen Neelans Michael V. Sciortino Mr. Rizzitelli Frank Delaquila Emma Gowans Jotn Hannon A. Edward Sandula Alfred Cavnote Emily Pinto Gennara DelGais Sahitoy Siepel Anthony Capasso Charles F. Dowd Anthony Post George W. Ganim Arthur Broadbent Mc. Haschak Mary Ktavur James F. Stapleton Helen Delmore Michael Dolyak George Sigona Marietta Steggies Alexander DeFeo Jean Forbes Ortiz Math Dominic F.d'amato Esther Johnson Joseph J. Knapik Sidney Dworiin Mr. Spinelli Mrs. Smith Wiliam Simpson GOP Hartford Mr. Mak Muriel Ringler John H. Shannon Leonard Mainiero Sobotka Doris Mitchell George C. Fatsy Frauwirth James Leska Sandula Delaquila John Hannon George A. Saden Savuoto Vincent Fazio Siegel Also Mr. Dowd

Bethel Republican caucus endorses delegates to state and district conventions

The Bethel Republican caucus last night endorsed delegates to state and district conventions and added six new Town committee members. Delegates to the state convention are Robert Weiss George Reimers and William Corbett. Fifth district delegates include Arnold Olson J Anthony Hoyl and Mrs Mary Engelstad. State senatorial delegates are Mrs Barbara Parsons Michael Hugge and James Kelly. Assembly district delegates are Percival Ellis Mrs Ann Perry and Mrs Patricia Barlow. New Town committee members are Herbert Derg Robert Benedict Mrs Roberta Main Forrest Tatrode Mrs Joan Wakeman and Edward Walsh who returns after a two year absence.

Easton Thomas D. Hatline John 8. Allen Ralph J Brown Joseph C. Gibbons William Morrigan J. Scott Howard Ronald Williams Robert Tellahan E. Payton Thompson, Jr Donald W. Wright Eric W. Zack, Rison James J. Byrne Foster Whitworth John S. Allen William TF. Allen Elliott H. Bechtel Edward W. Bilash Ralph J. Brown Philip J. Crawford Arthur A. Driesen Dorothy Escott Ralph Gallo Norman Haller Thomas D. Halliwell George B Weston Edward J. Gannon Edward J. Best John M. Lupton Richard K. Bathelmess James Dankief Bernard Glazer Frederick A. Freedman Paul Coniglio James T.hoge Carl T. Nelson Earl F. Capuano Robert R. Turner John F. Juraschek Donald R. Jackson Robert J. Conway Edward Case Thomas M. Collins George E. Swanson Robert W. Schulke George Do. Guidera, Jr Bethel Robert Weiss George Reimers William Corbett Arnold Olson J. Anthony Hoyl Mary Engelstad Barbara Parsons Michael Hugge James Kelly Percival Ellis Ann Perry Patricia Barlow Herbert Derg Robert Benedict Roberta Main Forrest Tatrode Joan Wakeman Edward Walsh Mr. Church Mary Keane Clarence F. Hermann Helen E. Plumb Thomas Kaskie Aram Tellahan, Jr Spiegel Dowd Robbert Hayden George Clough Paul D'élia Bart Russo Frances Haeussler Walter Hibyan Arthur Friedman Emil Schipul Keith Bulkley Frances Forte J. Robert Hayden Richard Pilvelait Joseph Sciortino Morag L. Vance Margaret Nabbs Alvin Rotzaf Stanley Myers Paul D’elia J. Mary Gullotta Edward Knavf Aaron Westport W. Irving Plitt Virginia Fleming John W. Boyd Louis Stroffolino Alfred Arenander J. Kenneth Bradley Herbert E. Baldwin John Davis Lodge Hamilton Brosious Norman Meyers Lius J.A. Villalon Frank Rieyes William Christy Arthur S. Weise Elliott

Ridgefield Caucus Endorses Incumbents and Elects Wait

In Ridgefield a caucus at East Ridge Junior High drew 252 of 3 584 Republicans. Mrs Robert Wait defeated Mrs James Halliday 143 to 133 to join the Town Committee along with Mrs Nancy Armstrong W Parker Dwel ley Mrs Sylvia Latanzic and Mrs Albert Stone. Uncontested delegates and district delegates for state and congress are named with several incumbents and new faces listed for each convention.

Ridgefield East Ridge Junior High Robert Wait James Halliday Wait Nancy Armstrong W. Parker Dwelley Sylvia Latanzi c Albert George Besse Ruth Huraler Charles Izzo Salvatore Monti Reed Shields Giacomo A. Zanetli Dirk Bollenback Theodore Coogan Nancy Carail Draper Robert Flaisat James Mitchell Allen Schaeffer

Redding GOP names six new members and delegates

The Republican Town committee endorsed six new members and named delegates to state and congressional district conventions. Delegates to the 24th Senatorial district convention include Mrs. Viola Dudek and Sabine Pietrangelo with Mrs. Leon ard Taylor. Assembly district delegates are Nicholas Nerich and Charles Nash among others. New town committee members include Bernard O'Neill and William Barney.

Nicholas Nerich Charles Nash Ralf Cochran Bernard O'Neill Walter Andrew Carsten Roensch William Barney Cochran Alan Moyler

Brookfield Delegates Endorsed At Local Caucus

Delegates to Republican state congressional senatorial and 165th Assembly district conventions were endorsed at a Center school auditorium caucus. Town Chairman Donald Craig led a 50 attendee meeting. Barbara Stone was elected to the Town committee replacing Clyde Treadwell.

Brookfield Center School Donald ‘Craig Barbara Stone Clyde Treadwell

Meriden Awarded Federal Grant for Head Start Program

Meriden Conn received 13338 dollars in federal funds to run preschool summertime training for 75 children from low income families. The grant was approved by the Office of Economic Opportunity under the Head Start program, with details released by Senator Abraham Ribicoff's office.

Washington Meriden, Conn Office of Economic Opportunity Abraham Ribicoff D-Conn

Dowd Wins On Test Vote In Trumbull Delegates

In Trumbull the Republican Town committee voted 24 to 7 by secret ballot to endorse a slate of 10 delegates to the 25th State Senatorial district convention backing State Rep. Thomas F. Dowd Jr for state senator. The move aims to fore stall a primary with Gerard S. Spiegel. Endorsed delegates include Dowd and several named party members across four districts.

Trumbull Republican Town Committee Thomas F. Dowd, Jr James 0. Church, Jr GOP Rep Dowd Gerard S.spiegel Mr. Dowd Richard Pilvelait George Clough Quido de Felice Ear Holdsworth Morag L. Vance Lester Nothnagle, Sr Edmond Woerner Robert Hayden Aaron Levine

New Milford Republicans endorse 40 member town committee slate

A Republican caucus endorsed a 40 member town committee slate after a secret ballot defeated a 10 member floor slate. Defeated challengers included Henry DeCostanza Jerome Grunkemeyer Rodney Hausser David Kaiser and others. Delegates pledged not to challenge results in a primary. Endorsed as district convention delegates for the Sixth Congressional district were Andrew Armstrong Walter Conn John Darling Peter Messer Mrs Ethel Prince and others for the 32nd Senatorial and 169th Assembly districts.

New Milford Henry DeCostanza Jerome R. Grunkemeyer Rodney E. Hausser David W. Kaiser Warren E. Kohler Raymond W.mayhew Maurice C. Presley Phillip R. Rittman June Schmid Walter G Richard Gebhardt Iharipe Helen Meloy Marlene Bakewell S Cutford Chapin Philip Love Mitchell Robert Spatola

Fairfield GOP backs May and Weicker for key GOP nominations

Fairfield Republican Town Committee endorsed Edwin H. May Jr. of Wethersfield for the U.S. Senate nomination and State Rep. Lowell P. Weicker of Greenwich for the Fourth Congressional district. The meeting at Osborn Hill School also backed the new 70 member Town Committee and several delegates for state conventions.

Fairfield Republican Town Committee Edwin H. May Jr Wethersfield U.S Lowell P. Weicker Greenwich Osborn Hill New Town Committee

Westport Republicans endorse delegates and town committee

A Republican caucus in Westport unanimously backed three delegate slates to party conventions and nine town committee members. Key delegates include W. Irving Plitt and John W. Boyd Louis with Lodge as a Nixon campaign figure. New town committee members replace retiring incumbents.

Sibal weighs Senate bid but consults Norwalk leaders first

Former congressman Abner W. Sibal told a Norwalk Republican meeting he is not a candidate now and would consult the hometown committee before any decision. He has been urged to seek the GOP nomination for the U S Senate but remains uncommitted, stressing he would act only if sensible. The town committee dropped him at his request to allow another member time and reiterated support for Lowell P Weicker Jr. for the Fourth District seat.

Norwalk Abner W. Sibal Republican Town Committee Sibal U.S. Senate Senate Edwid H. May Jr Wethersfield Awho New Haven Town Committee Lowell P. Weicker Jr Greenwich Weicker

Proposed Huge Dam on Amazon Near Obitos

The Brazilian Engineering Association sponsors a study of a proposed 200 mile dam on the Amazon at Obitos between Manaus and Belem. It would cost $35 billion and generate at least 1000 million kilowatts, about twenty times the projected output of the Aswan Dam.

Brazilian Engineering Association Amazon River Obitos Manaus Belem Aswan Egypt

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Edwin H. May, Jr Main Street Frederick K. Biebel Fairfield County Biebel May Anthony Mannino Andrew Kaza Helen Imbimbo Edward Pearson Kathlee Schuster Marian Booth Stephen J. Knapik Charles H. Peterson Jeanette Vail Erwin Rubenstein Frederick Marino Edith Kennedy Eugene C. Suponski Frederick K. Bieibel, Jr David Martin Robert Weidman Robert Grodis Frederick H. Oates William Bailey John Castelanette Edward S. Popadic Louis Prussin Jules E. Loxsom George L. Gunther Robert Sebas W. Forrest Davenport Helen Mitchell Lester Ostrander, Jr Robert WW. Goodrich Arthur Raymond Ganim Mary M. Seresin Edward J. Medvecky Edwards. Klobukowski Fred R. Lucas John Pirhala Marjorie Staley Douglas Waterhouse Rose Gallo Bertha Moshier Peter Wender John Palmeri John Kochiss Richard L. Weldon Stephen Tamas John W. Hoghes Raymond Stewart Robert Paulson Richard Sleckman Robert A. Fee Milton H. Hausman Thomas C. Chadwick Helen Mann Harold C. Lovell Jr Alexander Harinstein Urla Waterbury Robert A. Edgerton Elinor Nemergut Edward F. Stodelink Charles Brown Robert Morrissey John Serfilippo Raymond Peterson Edgar R. Reiss John M. Cannon Patrick Bosse Karl Sholanich William Kmetzo Arthur Usman Sophie Fabula Elsie Berg Carl J. Rychuk Mr. Biebel Richard E. Amess John W. Hughes George Dirpo Joseph Janoshio James Loxsom Edward Stodolink Edwin H. May, IR Tisi Patty Beard Marlene Gluck Edward Growth Terri Adam Donald Sheehy Stephen Domorod Daniel Fraraccio Frank eGntile Ole Ryen Daniel Sticco Albert Cawthra John Mulrain William Araujo James Connery Helen Burkhardt Vincent Tisi, Jr George Lucas Joseph Siraco Frank Cicia Henry Weber Richard Belden Robert Blake Michael Worobel Donald Jalbert Dominic Mondi Frank Pagisiaro Edward Bienkowski Michael Richar Joseph Haddad Frank Baypal City Gop Nelson A. Rockefeller New York New York State Newtown Timothy J. Loughlin Jeanne Hubbell Sarah Francis Curtis Edward Coleman Francis Hiney Edward] Voulmers Helen Huben Helene Schmitt Chester Hopper Anne Killian James Mattison Lawrence Burr, Sr Francis Collins Donald Craig A. Searle Pinney George Campbell Rene Cocks George Hoffman Philip Marsillo Dalton Ambler Yolanda Yapue William Lucas Peter Maxim 165Th William Braun Harry Gerowe George Kahlo Charles Stroup Meriden Fairfield May, Weicker Mr. May Howard A. Sackett Joseph T. Gormley Gormley Harry Kiekel Fred Pope Norma Frost Stewart B. McKinney Melville A. Burrows Frank Banyas Edward A. Tyler Michael Terek Ruth Colonari Barbara Ferrio Raymond P. Baldyga Bruce E. Dillingham Roy H. Ervin Dominick A. Carletti John Bossert Erwin J. Cole Gerald Malafronte Carolyn Bushnell Selectman Bradford N. Warner Congressional Sormley Frost Pope McKinney Mr Burrows William Marvin Mr. Sackett Mr. Burrows Norma Pekar Peter Baill Joseph Fuse Henry Kiekel Nancy Allen Nicholas Fabian Ronald Wuensemann Myron Ballen Burton Jacobson Carl Dickman Robert D. Gage Jacqueline Durrell Evelyn Angevine Sherrin King Homer CC. M. Cudmore Melvin Fennell Lowell P. Weicker JR Lodge Eleanor Grosby Marie Lucy Jack P. Rudolf Richard Risteene Albert E. Vailerie Stanley Strostolino Robert Virgulak Harry Derman Joseph Guerra Howard Newman David Devens Stephen Hevessy Scott McCoy Louis J. Padula Ann Artell Mary Morgan Henry Harris Bernard Breeman John F. Lyons Maurice Devine Padula McCoy Frank N. Zullo Robert Grasby John Roberta Samuel Cioffi Stephen Wargo Vallerie Thomas Maisano Stephen Dokus Joseph Magyar Leonard Harris William Bolster Robert Tobin Mildred Frampton
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