Park Board Tightens Rules On Feeding Zoo Animals
The Park Board approves a broad ordinance forbidding harming disturbing or possessing animals and eggs in city parks with a $100 penalty. It also plans a new monkey cage with architect Robert Osteyes drawing final plans. Construction aims for the summer season. indoor keys kept in winter. The cage cost is estimated at 12,000 to 20,000 dollars from the Rogers 290 fund.
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Fennell
Robert Osteyes
Rogers
DuBois Clubs Defended at Yale By Stratfordite
Yale debate over DuBois clubs draws Yale Law School figures and Yale Chaplain Coffin defending free speech and dissent. Emergent controversy centers on government action against the clubs and a history professor Lynd amid protests by students and faculty.
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DuBois
Yale
Stratfordite
Emerson
William Sloane Coffin
Hole
Ter Stuughton Lynd
Lynd
North
Viet Nam
Rep Baldwin Dies Amid Cancer Battle in Maryland
Rep John F. Baldwin, a California Republican and former Marine, died of cancer at Bethesda Naval Hospital in Maryland. The 90 year old lawmaker, from Martinez, had served in Congress since 1954 and was survived by his widow Mary and three daughters Georgie 19 Doris 3 and Sylva. Funeral and burial plans were not yet announced.
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Washington
John F. Baldwin
R-Calif
Baldwin
Martinez
Calif
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Maryland
Mary
Georgie
Doris
Sylva
4th Youth 17 Arrested For Refusing to Leave
Edward Woods of 14 Berkeleyford Fairfield was arrested yesterday at 3 40 p m after allegedly refusing to leave an icy crease parinr at 221 Blade Rock Turnpike Fairfield. Patrolman Daniel Tracinski made the arrest on the complaint of the manager. Charged with trespassing Woods was released on a bench. He will appear in Circuit court April 6. Three other boys were arrested on similar charges at the same stage Tuesday night.
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Edward Woods
Berkeley Ford
Fairfield
Blade
Rock Turnpike
Daniel Tracinski
Woods
Bridgeporter Held on New York Drug Charge
John F. Cog 26 of Bridgeport Conn and two co defendants were held in $3060 bond each after arraignment on charges of criminally possessing stolen jewelry and drugs police found heroin barbiturate pills and marijuana in a midtown hotel room bond set at 1400 on jewelry charge and 1500 on drug charges for each defendant plus additional counts co defendants are Robert J Harlowe 30 and Donald Arimenti 27 both Brooklyn residents.
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New York
John F. Cog
Gordon Street
Bridgeport
Conn
Wee
Frederick L. Stran
Eld Ther
Ile
Robert J Harlowe
Neceiains
Donald Arimenti
Brooklyn
Dutch Wedding Sparks Royal Honeymoon Plans In Canada
Amsterdam reports Crown Princess Beatrix and Claus von Amsberg will honeymoon in Canada amid secrecy. The ceremony featured a civil wedding at town hall and a televised church service at Investerkerk West, with a mixed ecumenical rite and many dignitaries attending.
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Je Ruyter
Amsterdam
Genadier
Royal Palace
Bur Square
Mya Palace
Prince Aschwin
New York City
Totey
Town Hall
Investerkerk — West
Beatrix
Claus von Amsberg
Canada
Royal House
United States
Cnildhood
Renee Roell
Thurston Stadbrooke Smith
Erida
Canadian Pacify Airlines
Lave
Evite Inkeod
Gilowose
Royal
Queen Juliana
Prince Bernhard
Pao- Sand
Talra Mountains
Fairfield Police delay second phase of exams for hospitalized officers
Fairfield authorities postponed the second phase of promotional exams until after April 4 to allow hospitalized officers like Det. Lee, Sgt. Mastroni, and Patrolman Malasics to participate. Commission chairman Serre said written tests were given last week by the State Personnel department and oral tests usually follow within ten weeks. Sgt. Mastroni remains hospitalized after surgery in Boston. Maria Fellone, 84, died at St Vincent's Hospital after admission February 20 as a surgical patient.
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Talefield
Fairfield
Philip J. Ganser
Det. Lee
Tames Mastroni
Louis Malasics
Orge M. Serre
Commission
State Personnel Department
Scere
Sgt. Mustroni
Yolo New Haven Medical Center
Patralmar
Green Beret unit still holds fort in Ashan Valley action
Reported weather over the Ashan Valley hindered U S air support with ceilings around 1 500 feet and cloud cover masking mountain crests. A US jet bomber crashed into a mountainside while a nearby supply convoy faced heavy fire leaving four bodies behind.
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Green Beret
Masones
Ashan Valley
Remct
Laessel
Saapans
Guam
Saipan
Sécord
U.S. Air Force
Navy
Nort Viet, Nam
Bay teen confesses to twenty area burglaries says cops
Bay 14 year old admits to twenty house breaks in the region, police report. The case highlights ongoing juvenile crime concerns as authorities pursue further questions about the youth’s alleged network of break-ins.
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Bay
City Employes Vote Wednesday On Bargaining
City workers prepare for a Wednesday vote on whether to join a single bargaining unit. Ballots will decide representation by Bridgeport Municipal Employes association or AFSCME in a complex split by professional and non professional groups led by unions and city officials with observers and single polling place at City Hall.
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BMEA
Afbsaue
Wiliam Crockery
Council 4
Afscme
Bridgeport Municipal Employes Association, Inc. i Council No
Afsgme
Bridgeport Municipal Employes Associa
Council No
Apscme Nelihee
Min City Hall
Lyon Terrace
SLRB
Proup
Ganchery
UG Ellections
SCRB
State Board
Barrel
HMEA
Arscme
Hillside Hospital
East Side
Slate and
Broad Streets
Harding High School
West End
Gaspie
New City Hall
Stephen Jarkura
Robert C. Gerte
Henry H. Gross
Guy Menard
Philip
Trager
Kleban and
Joseph A. McNamara
Afecme
Joseph Steele
Lecel
Fedration
BHA project actions outlined by housing authority
The housing authority staff and architect Robert Stockroal reviewed schematic designs and advised on displacement transfers. The board approved purchasing 500 dead bolts from Lindquist Supply for Father Park village at 2450. Shanley was empowered to award the lowest bid for Workmen's Comp and Employers Liability insurance with policies effective April 1. Officials planned Neighborhood Youth Corps work for 81 youths this summer. The monthly tenancy stats show 72 applications with 15 for Firesine apartments, a waiting list of 924. 40 moved in and 40 moved out.
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Father Park Village
Lindquist Supply Company
Lindquist
Shanley
Bridgeport Community Development, Inc
Housing Authority
Youth Corps
BHA
Ne. Shanley
Warning light forces jet to speedy return at Midway
CHICAGO ATP reports a United Airlines 727 with three-tagined designation returned to Midway Airport six minutes after takeoff for New York City due to a flashing red fire warning light. Airport spokesmen called the incident routine with no injuries or damage.
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Chicago
ATP
United Air Lines
Midway Airport
New York City
Midway
Senate Approves Tax Bill with Senate Changes
The Senate passed a tax bill with changes including an auto excise tax increase to seven percent, a new graduated withholding system, and faster income tax payments for large corporations. The measure also tightens withholding rules and imposes limits on political ad deductions while requiring farmers to receive annual information returns for government payments.
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Senate
House
Ser
Tohn J. Williams
R-Deél
Williams
Agriculture Department
Internal Revenue Service
Auto collision near Merritt Parkway injures none
No injuries were reported after a two vehicle crash at 4 pm on Route 9 eastbound entrance to the Merritt Parkway. Margaret McDonald, 26, of Waterbury, struck Raith B. Diamond, 38, of Westport. McDonald was charged with failure to drive a reasonable distance. She was released on a promise to appear in Stamford Circuit Court March 28.
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New Canaan
Pan
Eastbount
Merritt Parkway
Margaret 7
East Side Women Held for Shoplifting
Two East Side women, Sarah E. Barnes and Mary Ann Jones, both 26 to 28 from Building 8, Father Panik village, were arrested near 8 pm for shoplifting $40 worth of merchandise from the Shoppers Fair store on Boston Avenue. They are held in $100 bail each pending circuit court arraignment after manager Thomas Supchak identified them leaving the store with items and notified police.
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East Side
Sarah E. Barnes
Mary Ann Jones
Father Panik
Boston Avenue
Thomas Supchak
Sywhds
Jarlélés
Tobk Thény
Cus
Trial spotlight on Malcolm X assassination case near end
Proceedings wrap with State Supreme Court Justice Charles Marks overseeing a three woman panel as jurors hear defenses tied to the 1965 murder of Malcolm X. Key figures include defendants Hayee, Buller, and Johnson, all linked to the Black Muslim era and aftermath. The lengthy trial features testimony from 26 state witnesses and 19 from the defense. Also noted is the death of 83 year old Atelia Bell of Fairfield with services pending.
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al Mission Rama
Almadrge Heyer
Biuruc
Norman 3X Buller
Thomas Iix Johnson
Malcam X
Hayer
Hayee
Marks
Bia
Malcolmex
Malcolm. X
Washington Heights
Rodgs
Johnson
Art
Malcolm
Pod Hayer
Elijah Muhammad
John F. Kennedy
Grap
Organization of Afro-American Unity
Asst
Dist
Alty
Vincent Dermody
Dermady
Muhammad
Cassius Clay Thi Firy
Westport Beatnik Type Sparked Marijuana Find Trial
LAREDO Teas AP AUF customs employee testified Wednesday that three ounces of marijuana were found last December when Miss Susan Leary 18 of Millbrook New York disrobed on orders of the official Miss Leary and her companion Dr Timothy Leary 45 went on trial on three counts of marijuana law violations. The witness Helen Lottis testified she ordered disrobing and found a silver snuff box containing semi refined marijuana and three partly smoked marijuana cigarettes weighing ounces. A prior witness Customs Inspector Herbert O Best said he stopped the Leary car December 22 at the border from Mexico and found marijuana seeds in the glove compartment floorboards and rear of the car. Others in the car included Dr Leary's son John Fry 16 and Miss Rosemary Woodruff 30.
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Corziers Ranger
Kiiey Hawk
Vinh
Dong Hoi
Dewing
U.S. 75Th Infantry Division
Cu Chi
Saigon
Ashan Valley
South Viet Nam
Te Ho Chi Minh Sail
Laos
United States
Schuler, Rubin
Congregation Young — Israel
Bronx
Nouyen Cao Ky
Lewis W. Walt
U.S
Viet Nam
Walt
U.S. Navy
Sanctuary
James Rice
Bonn
West Germany
Hlolzoland
New York
U Thant
Bilaq
Spain
al Hove
Cuba
Hélen Lottis
Susart
Jane
Dr. Leary
John B. Fry
Rosemary Woodruff
New York City
Ray H. Hatch
Andranifinne
Speeding car kills Hartford schoolboy on Capen Street
A speeding car struck seven year old boy crossing Capen Street in Hartford, killing him. Police said the car approached at high speed and skidded, releasing the child after impact. The driver and three others in the car were identified as injured or deceased on arrival at St Frasca Health.
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Hartford
Capen Steet
Leary
Pearimay
Welburn
St. Frasca
China to Call Back Envoys Amid Formosa Demand
Reports state officials say Formosa must be ceded to the Communist Chinese for any talks to proceed. Washington and Peking have held many discussions over ten years, with Beijing consistently starting from_Formosa and refusing broader discussions without it.
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Formosa
Washington
Péking
Warsaw
Poland
Terrell Exits Planned Cassius Clay Bout In Toronto
Heavyweight contender Amie Terrell pulled out of the March 10 title fight with Cassius Clay in Toronto. Terrell cited a Maple Leaf Gardens contract requiring a later bout with George Chivalo, lacking a guaranteed purse or expenses, as the reason for withdrawal. Mike Malitz of Main Bouts Inc. expressed shock and said negotiations would be sought to resolve the situation.
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Atlantic. City
UPI
Amie Terrell
Cassius Clay
Toronto
Samuel
Sonny
Clay
Maple Leaf Garden
Maple Eva Gardens
Raven
Mi Leaf Gardens
George Chivalo
Mike Malitz
Main Bouts, Inc
Terrell
Terrel
Atlantic City
Women Voters Plan State Parley March Fifteen
The League of Women Voters will hold a state wide conference on March 15 at Zion Lay Church Portland from 9:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. William Masterton of Stotes state director will discuss United Nations and foreign economic policy. A second session covers Connecticut land and water conservation with Mrs. Taber de Forest of Chester leading.
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League of Women, Voters
Zion Lay Cram
Wiliam
High Streets
Portland
William Masterton
Stotes
United Nations
Ceague
Pasillon
Connecticut
Taber de Forest
Chester
Claaz
Power Engineers Chapters Schedule Meetings Tonight and March 17
Archadula reports activities by local state and New England chapters of the National Association of Power Engineers. Bridgeport chapter four meets at 8 pm tonight at the Quannock Yacht Club. New England States NAPE gathering set for Saturday at Colony Motor Hotel Cranston RI. R S Trefethen of International Correspondence Schools to speak. Waterbury chapter 15 hosts all chapters March 17 at 8 pm in VFW Hall Waterbury.
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New England
National Association of Power Engineers
Pa Quannock -Yacht Club
Callfordla Street
NAPE
Colony Motor Hotel
Cranston
R. S. Trefethen
International Correspondence Schools
Waterbury
At & P.m
VFW Bell
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Red China
U S
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Pageaut
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East Side Women
Jary
Atelia Rehill
Atelia Bell
Ss. Ann Street
St. Vincent's Hospite
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SD Reef Road
Westport
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Charles Jaeger
Oo Best
China
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