Police Board Challenges Councilman's Charges
Milford March 10 Town Councilman George Jaser faced the Board of Police Commissioners to explain two charges against the board. He claimed interference with police administration and a plan to replace Chief Arthur Harris.
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George Jaser
Board of Police Commissioners
Jaser
Charles 8. Iovina
Charles R. Saving
Jovine
James Fuller
Jager
Arthur Harris
Harris
Jovino
Police Board
Bate Vertata
Bartender Arrested For Alleged Minor Drug Sale
Michael Morley, 48, of 1518 Park Avenue, a bartender at Clover Club on State Street, was arrested yesterday on a charge of selling Nyuer to a minor. He was released on bond of $500 and will spend city court hearing.
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Park Avenue
Clover Club
State Street
Early April Move Likely on Economic Rebound Plan
President Nixon signaled a substantial but unspecified tax cut while Congress debates a broader fiscal push. Budget testimony warned of a possible half billion dollar rise in outlays this year amid unemployment relief and defense spending shifts. Johnson urged rapid civil construction spending and housing measures as unemployment aid expands, with broader debate over the anti-recession program and federal roles.
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Robert E. Merriman
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Kennedy
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Clifford P. Case
R-Nj
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Colon
New England
Detroit
Mother Dies Under Train On Elevated Platform
Police said Mia Vitutd, wife of Michael Vitutd, apparently jumped onto an elevated platform spur of the moment. She had told her children she was going shopping and left packages with new clothes for them.
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Rhode Island
New Hampshire
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Evacuations under way as Sumatra rebels threaten holding area
Jakarta shells Sumatra rebels as winds shift to Eastport and Block Island. About 600 Americans are in Sumatra with air and construction workers, while the Bechtel project continues from Dumai to Duri. The Bremerton cruiser and two destroyers will stay on station to evacuate if requested.
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Pupil 16 Is Suspended for Hitting Teacher
New Haven March 10 AP The New Haven Board of Education suspended Theodore Behrendt a 16 year old for the rest of the school year for striking a teacher at Troup Junior High School last month Reinstatement possible next fall upon proof of reform. Substitute teacher William Crossick suffered a three stitch gash above the eye. he plans to leave teaching. The incident followed the boy being told to report to the principal but entering Crossick s industrial arts class and striking him before going home.
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New Haven
Byalbrn
Timothy. E. Curran
Clossick
Snake Swallowing Deer Surfaces In Caracas Tale
A regional note describes the anaconda as the world’s strongest snake. It can reach 28 feet in length and has reportedly swallowed deer and even calves whole after overpowering prey by constriction. An unusually large female weighed 238 pounds and gave birth to seventy two young at once. The Spanish name ragavenado meaning deer swallower is cited.
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Caracas
Walt
Democratic slate outlined for Weston town committee race
The Weston Democratic caucus endorsed 11 new town committee candidates and 11 incumbents with 25 members present. Delegates favored Cheater Bowles, William Benton, and Thomas I. Dodd for U.S. Senate. no contests occurred.
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Sacks
Elmer Wexler
Eleanor Carr
Gus Hobbs
William Burnham
Marguerite Cresti Marsh
Lloyd Slater
John F. Hermenze
William Chiarchiaro
Jerome Duane
Wilbur Duberstein
Daniel Forbes
Nell Hathaway
Howard Hennessey
Peter Jennison
Zenn Kaufman
Arthur Mainzer
John O'Brien
Peter Robinson
Town
Ashton Robinson
Harry Sefton
William Snaith
Peter Travastino
Douglas Wilson
Walter Wagner
Jennison
Hennessey
Chierchiaro
Leslie Bixby to Speak at Industrial Forum Tonight
Leslie G. Bixby production manager at Bullard will address the Young Men's Industrial Forum at the YMCA tonight on Production Control. Forum president Andrew Henryus will introduce the program.
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Bullard Company
Young Men's Industrial Forum
At & Yelock
YMCA
Andrew Henyus
Melroy Eyes Large Funds for Future Defense Programs
The President signed a 1.3 billion dollar supplemental appropriations measure for the year. McElroy has hinted at further spending, including Navy missile work and the Air Titan intercontinental ballistic missile program.
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McElroy
Navy
Westport Okays 1958 69 Budget With Tax Hike
Westport Board of Education approves a 8.8 percent budget increase totaling 2,336,459 for the 1958 69 school year, raising the town tax rate 2.5. The plan excludes planned 200,000 capital work to convert Buford Junior High to an elementary school. discussions on capital expenditures deferred to later. Finance Board considers final adoption May 4.
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Board of Education
Board of Finance
Buford
Albert T. Scully
Brockesings
Finance Board
Ward N. Mtayer, Jr
Scully
Mee Np
Mkard School Board
Bett
Dunham
Fwift
WastePort
Gordon Hail
Westport Education Associaton
WEA
Two Persons Hurt In Fairfield Crash
Two people injured in a Fairfield car crash at the Kings Highway Longfellow Avenue intersection. Catherine Pier Reck, 39, of Fairfield, and Willie Johnson, 29, of Rockland, were taken to St. Vincent's hospital in fairly good condition. Police investigate the 6:20 pm collision.
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Longfallow Avenue
Fairfield
Catherine Pier Reck
Wampusway
Pairfield
Longfellow Avenue
Willie Johnson
Rocklandtoa
South Nor- Wark
St. Vincent's Hospital
Work Schedule Debate Divides Voters and Firefighters
Firefighters and town officials clash over a 42 hour work week proposal. The Fire Fighters Local argues the charter revision would derail established rights while urging voters to decide, while critics accuse the committee of misusing data. Fire officials say overtime, pay rights, and admin powers are at stake.
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Paterson
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Arthur E. Hart
Sid
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Tearings Open on Job Aid Today at Bushnell
The event draws an overflow union crowd as Mr. Sviridoff denounces electronic gimmicks as substitutes for Connecticut town hall meetings. He says the Labor committee must enable broad public participation while recognizing its right to set hearing times and places. The second week of the legislative special session opens with routine House and Senate sessions and bills to be added, including strengthening the right to know law and restricting state educational grant funds to school use.
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Russell W. Clarke
Jaser
Llewelyn Reed
Foving
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The Harbor at Telenbul Emerges in Trade Routes
The harbor at Telenbul, known as the Goldée Hora, plays a rising role in regional trade as ships dock and goods move through the port. Local merchants report increased activity and spoke of renewed ties with distant markets.
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Goldée Hora
Ribicoff and Bailey Endorsed for Hartford Delegates
Hartford supporters back Governor Ribicoff and Democratic State Chairman John Malley as Hartford delegates to the June state convention. The Democratic Town Committee plans to endorse four delegates to the state convention and also endorses delegates to county, congressional, and probate district conventions on July 1.
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Mar
Ribicoff
John M. Malley
Democratic Town Committee
Eisenhower nominates John Cross to FCC seat
President Eisenhower named John Cross to the Federal Communications Commission to fill the Democratic seat vacated by Richard A. Mack. Cross, now assistant chief of the State Department's telecommunications division, has 22 years in communications and served as a Navy captain in World War II. Born in Birmingham, he studied at Alabama Polytechnic Institute and has represented the U S in international broadcasting and telecommunication conferences.
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Sandula Backed by Frauwirth in Nominating Row
Max Frauwirth Republi can figure backs incumbent party leader A Edward Sandula in a contest with a Briannon led group for the Primary. Frauwirth praises Sandula while stating support for the party apparatus and urging GOP guidance from Senator Sandula.
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Republica
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Sailem Eee Hele
A.edward Sandula
State Senate
John H. Briannon
Ms Frauwirth
Children Rescued In Milford Fire
In Milford last night a mother and her 16 year old daughter saved twenty month old twins Arthur and Aretha from a burning second floor room. The fire, started by an electric heater, was confined to the twins room and an adjoining bedroom. Firefighter Robert Torrento was overcome by smoke and treated at the scene. The mother Mrs Viola Hewitt and her daughter Carol were burned slightly as they carried the children to safety.
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Viola Hewitt
Cedar Street
Carol
Arthur
Aretha
Robert Torrento
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