Motors and motorcycles ads clutter Stratford Milford era
Autos for sale and motorbike accessories dominate a Stratford Milford page. Multiple listings show cars from Chrysler to Cadillac, vans, trucks, and imports with weekly payment offers. Also present are motorcycle accessories, Honda and Triumph bikes, and used parts listings with contact numbers for Stratford and Bridgeport dealers.
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Mercedes
Gall Eventing
Sorati
Westshore Motors Inc
Boston Fost RD
Milford
Balanc
Thunderbird
Cadillac
Eirseneker
Monza
Brenner
VOLKS
Ford
Solniment
Volkswagen
A- Wes Boston Post
Pam Sen
Volkswage
R-H
VOLVO
R&h
New
Lake Avenue
Trumbull
Sasand
Westfair Moco
Calla
GMC
Norwalk
Usea Seneral
State Parley Stated Here On Exceptional Children
A statewide conference for educators specializing in exceptional children will be held April 7 and 8 at the Stratfield Motor Inn. Several hundred teachers dealing with mentally retarded emotionally disturbed and physically or perceptually handicapped children are expected. Mayor Curran and Lester Silvertone Bridgeport superintendent of schools will speak. Connecticut secretary of state E H A Grasso will give the keynote. Lectures demonstrations and exhibits will be offered. About 45 Bridgeport teachers are expected to attend. The event is sponsored by the State Federation of the Council for Exceptional Children and the Bureau of Pupil Personnel and Special Education Services of the State Department of Education.
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Stratfield Motor Inn
Mayor Curran
Lester Silvertone
Bridgeport Superinteness of
Eha
T. Grasso
Connecticut
Bridgeport
State Federation of the Council For Exceptional Children
Bureau of Pupil Personnel and Special Education Services
State Department of Education
Ribicoff Backs Bill To Ease Supreme Court Police Curbs
Senator Abraham Ribicoff introduced legislation to give state trial judges limited discretion in admitting evidence and confessions when Supreme Court rules restrict police searches and questioning. The bill would allow weighing factors such as police good faith, type of illegality, crime seriousness, and prosecution need. Appellate review remains, including by the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Washington
Abraham A. Ribicoff
D-Conn
Supreme Court
Ribicoff
WV Post to Sponsor Youth Drill Band
The Bridgeport Post reports the Jewish War Veterans group will sponsor a youth drum and bugle corps band for ages 12 to 18. Interest should apply at the Jewish Community center, 4200 Park Avenue, as officers were elected including Aaron Shapenoff and David Russell as co chairmen and a slate of other leaders.
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Bridgeport Post &8
The
Jewish War Veterans
Jewish Community Center
Park Avenue
Aaron D. Shapenof
David Russell
Jack Golub
Herman Fpollock
Mr. Golub
Martin Wollner
Charles Scott
Jack Schnider
Bridgeporter Charged In Living Room Crash
Jerome R Gluck 45 of 128 Gordon Street Bridgeport faces reckless driving charges after his car veered on Route 7, crossed lanes and struck the Green Acres Motel home porch wall, ending in the living room. He was treated for a forehead laceration and released from Danbury Hospital. He is slated to appear in Circuit Court in Danbury on April 7.
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Brookfield
Jerome R .Gluck
Gordon Street
Bridgeport
Danbury
Josephine Green
Green Acres
Troop A
Ridgefield
Gluck
Green
Danbury Hospital
Mater
Guilt Admitted In Stock Fraud
Ernest George Cashler pleaded guilty in federal court to bail jumping and stock fraud tied to Cabeza Petroleum Corp. sales. He had been at large since 1964 after failing to appear in New Haven. He faced charges in Hartford with kits regulated by the SEC and was captured in Compton, California.
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Hartford
Ernest ‘George Cashler
Oklahoma Oi
New Haven
Hartford U.S
Security and Exchange Commission
Cashler
Cabeza Petroleum Corp
Oklahoma City
Compton
Calif
FBI
Connecticut
Danbury Motor Inn name changes to new manager
Rodney V. Smith is named manager of the Danbury Motor Inn effective April 1, announced by Wayfarer Inns president Charles A. LaForge Jr. Smith, a well known New England hotelman, is a former Connecticut Hotel Association president and current director of both the Connecticut and New England innkeeper groups. He leaves the Howard Johnson Motor Lodge in Southington and will move to Danbury with his wife on April 1. Earlier he managed the Groton Motor Inn in Groton and was with the Westbury hotel in New York City.
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Danbury
Rodney V. Smith
Danbury Motor Inn
Charles A. LaForge, Jr
Wayfarer Inns, Inc
Smith
New England
Connecticut Hotel Association
New England Innkeepers Association
Howard Johnson Motor Lodge
Southington
Groton Motor Inn
Groton
Westbury Hotel
New York City
About 1500 Castles Remain Guarding Spain
In Spain an estimated 1,500 castles still stand, many guarding key plains riverbanks and mountain passes across Castile. The count highlights Spain's medieval fortifications and their strategic roles in regional defense and historic landscape.
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Madrid
Spain
Castile
Dodd Probe Head Praises Senate for Its Attitude
Senate Ethics Committee chair John Stennis praised the panel for its fair, independent work on Sen. Thomas J. Dodd's misconduct probe after five days of hearings. He said no pressure from colleagues influenced the process as the committee prepares to release its conclusions in a matter he called arduous and delicate.
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Washington
John Stennis
D-Miss
Senate Ethics Committee
Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Dodd
Chicago
Julius Klein
Klein
Stennis
Saint Peter's School launches $2 million drive
Saint Peter's School in Peekskill N Y has begun a $2 million fund drive for a major building program. Eight new trustees join the board including Mark B Bollman of Greenwich and William Clough of Bedford N Y. The goal is $500000 to fund dormitories and restore campus buildings aided by a $100000 matching grant from St Thomas Episcopal Church New York City to spur donations.
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Mark B. Bollman
Greenwich
William Clough
Bedford Ifids
N. Y
Saint Peters School
Peekskill
Bollman
Quadrant International, Inc
New York City
Claugh
Robert Fulton Company
Danbury
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
February Consumer Prices Edge Up One-Tenth
The US government reports February consumer prices rose one-tenth of a percent while groceries fell five tenths. Housing costs rose two tenths, clothing and transportation up four tenths, and medical care seven tenths. The overall index reached 11.48, implying $11.48 needed to buy items worth $10 in the 1957-59 base. Commissioner Ross warned price stability may be temporary.
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Washington
Govern‘ment
Arthur M. Ross
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Ross
Wife Slain Husband Released From Hartford Jail
Richard E. Turcotte Jr. of Manchester walked out of Hartford State Jail after being convicted of manslaughter in the fatal shotgun shooting of his 28-year-old wife. Bond set at $5,000 and posted. he remains free until sentencing on April 17, facing up to 15 years behind bars.
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Hartford
Richard E. Turcotte Jr
Manchester
Hartford State
Turcotte
Superior Court
Miichael Radin
Baker's Bid for New Trial Denied in Tax Evasion Case
Washington AP. Bobby Baker, former Senate aide convicted of income tax evasion, theft and conspiracy, had a bid for a new trial rejected by U.S. District Judge Oliver Gasch. Baker was found guilty January 29 after a three week trial centered on financial dealings outside his Senate duties. He resign ed as secretary to the Senate Democratic majority in 1963 and remains free on $5,000 bond. Sentencing date was not set. Baker faces up to 48 years and $47,000 in fines. His lawyer Edward Bennett Williams says an appeal to the Supreme Court could follow.
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Washington
Bobby Baker
Senate
U.S. Dist
Oliver Gasch
Baker
Edward Bennett Williams
Supreme Court
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Otors, Inc
Barnum Ave
Straty Tford
Strayford Motors, Inc
Stratford
Mar
Jay
Sata
Renault
Black Rock Turnpike
Baracuda
Alter & Pum
BUICK
Electra
Dr. Hardton
A.C
Westport
Alust
Reilly
Dodge Bort
Dr., Ve, Auto. Trans
Falcon
Avia
Hove Company
Grand Street
P.S
P.E
Estond Brook Ave
Derby
Tims
H.T
Seger
Plymouth
Thunderbirds
Jim O'Conner
Bee Wells
North Ave
Milan
John
Wileys
Timenter
Fol Inc
Park
Newtown
Conn
Enon
Sun
Quality Mobile Homes
Quality Mobile Home
Quality Mobile Home Park
Ryder Mobile Home, Inc
Gill Mobile Home Sales
Wrestover Rd
Chicenee Falls
Mass
Halliday Tratters
North Rd
Metzendorf
Fairchild Safes, Inc
Bridgeport Ave
Toke
Toth
Main Street
Monroe
Miller
Airport
Access Rd
Fairfield Ave
Southport
Post Rd
Specter Techner
Bates
Anrar
Harley-Davidson
Columbia
Schwinnoh Cycles
Achietinger
Main St
Ocity
Shelton
HONDA
Honda City
Kawaskl
VESPA
Shoreline Power
BPT
Ave
Devon
Post Road
Isha
Kenneth Kost
Tizzy Ie
Kate
Osann Otd
WV Post
Dodd Probe Head
Saint Peter’s School
Heliard Welders
Milford Call
ENT
Pitney Bowes, Inc
Printing Industry of Conn., Inc
Broad Street
Milford, Conn
Sears
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Fairfield Avenue
Alexander
Post Shopping Center
the Bullard Company
Canfield Ave
Planers
Bullard
Merritt Industrial Park
Merritt
Phwy
IBM
Future AT
Picass
Charles Holt
M & Fe
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