Italian Spy Accuses NATO of 300 Agents Aiding Soviet Ring
Italian parachutist Giorgio Rinaldi and his wife Angela Maria were questioned in Modena Turin report claim 300 NATO personnel were engaged in an espionage network aiding the Communists The informant cited spying cells at NATO bases and listed cover names and real names in a widening case across southern Europe and the Mediterranean.
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Rome
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Giorgio
Rinaldi
NATO
Europe
Winer
Greece
Spain
Switzerland
Cyprus
Netti-Modena
Defense Ministry
Mediterranean
Rinaldis
Turin
Moscow
Yuri Pavlenko
Italy
U.S
Giorgio Rinaldi
Angela Maria Rinaldi
Soviet Union
Ting
Darien Youth, 16, Sentenced for Ind. Slaying
Henry Goyette Jr., 16, of 30 Dickinson Road Darien, was sentenced to 2 to 21 years in Pendleton reformatory Indiana for the November 20 knife slaying of a service station attendant in Kensland. He disappeared from home two days before. Convicted on a voluntary manslaughter plea after dropping second degree murder charges. began serving February 11. U.S. Attorney in Hammond also brought charges.
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Henry Goyette
Dickinson Road
Darien
Indiana State Reformatory
Pendleton
Ind
Kensland
Goyette
Newton
U.S
Hammond
Weather outlook for Bridgeport and vicinity
Partly cloudy and cold with a chance of flurries. High today in the upper 30s, low tonight in the 20s. Warmer tomorrow with 28 to 40 percent snow flurries. Winds 10 mph today, NW 16 to 20 mph tonight. Small craft warnings in Long Island Sound.
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U.S
Breau
Bridgeport
Long Island Sound
Fairfield Seeks Bond Recovery Over $200000 Shortages
Fairfield officials filed a claim with Aetna Casualty for 200000 to cover shortages in tax collector John Pin chin's accounts. An audit by Haskins and Sells shows about 196000 in shortages over four years, with total shortages over 11 years near 450000. Town counsel asks the bonding company to pay the full 200000 for the four years.
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Fairfield
John Pinchin
First Selectman
John J. Sullivan
Aetna Casualty Company
Haskins and Sells
Landutine Fire
Allen, Cassidy, and Company
Tte
Selectman Sullivan
Ota
Allen, Cassidy
John J. Darcey
Rockefeller urges span across Long Island Sound to Rye
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller proposes a 130 million bridge linking Oyster Bay in Nassau with Rye Port Chester area in Westchester and asks the Metropolitan Transportation Authority to study a Sound crossing to Port Jefferson. He opposes a Port Jefferson Bridgeport link at this time. Nassau and Westchester lawmakers oppose the Nassau Westchester connection and push for a Suffolk County Connecticut route instead.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Long Island
Oyster
Port Jefferson-Bridgeport
Nassau
Westchester
Albany
Suffolk County- Connecticut
Barrett Seeks Action on Pay Matters March 31
City negotiator Thomas J Barrett plans to push Civil Service to grant pay hikes for the fire chief and Fire board clerk aligned with a new contract amendment raising overall firemen pay by 17 percent. He also seeks eliminating the first step in the police sergeants three step scale after a 17 percent police raise, with Civil Service approval then to Council for action.
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Civil Pope Commission
Common’ Council
Thomas J. Barrett
Civil Service
Barrett
Coast Guard Seizes Second Soviet Fishing Vessel
In Alaska the Coast Guard reports the cutter Storis seized the Soviet trawler SRTM 8 457 for violating the U S exclusive fisheries zone off the Alaska Peninsula. A prize crew will escort the vessel to Kodiak and arraignment will address penalties up to 10000 dollars and one year in prison for those aboard.
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Juneau
Alaska
Coast Guard
Storis
U.S
Alaskan
Staris
Kodiak
Mitrofania Island
Chignik
Alaska Peninsula
Nicolai G.zernoy
Shumagins Islands
Sea Cape
Shumagins
Coast’ Guard
Washington
High North Korea Official Defects at Panmunjom
North Korea News Agency vice president Lee Snokeun, 44, defected at Panmunjom while covering Joint Military Armistice Commission talks. A U S colonel helped the defectors escape as guards fired at their car, crashing through a barrier.
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Seoul
South Korea
Panmunjom
U.S
Donald E. Thomson
Lee Sno- Keun
Lee
Koreans push 10000 troops in coast drive to close gap
About 10 000 South Korean troops moved from north and south along the South Vietnamese coast in their largest operation of the war. The drive aims to close a 40 mile coastal gap and disrupt North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces. The advance follows shelling at Gio Linh Base and targets U S artillery positions. Elements of two divisions participated under Lt General Chae Myung Shin. Since March 8 the Koreans report 149 enemies killed and 150 captured with 146 weapons seized.
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Saigon
North Arid
Gio Linh
Ore Mile
Vietnams
U.S. Kimm
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Tuy Hoa
Song Cau
Chae Myung Shin
5Th ‘Division
Senate subcommittee faulted troop levels in Vietnam clash
Washington AP report says the Senate Preparedness Subcommittee found American commanders in Vietnam not getting all requested troops and criticized bombing as overly restrictive, while the Pentagon disputed both claims. The six subcommittee reports will relay on the ground surveys from last October. The censored Army-focused findings note steps may have occurred since.
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Washington
Senate
Vietnam
North
Pentagon
Subcommittee
John Stennis
D-Miss
Will
Weseeeday
Three Bridgeport Boys Club members vie for 1967 Boy of the Year
Carmen Lapore Daniel Kantrowitz and John DelVecchio are candidates in the 21st annual Boy of the Year program by the Boys Clubs of America. Last year Peter Arroyo won and now attends Fairfield University on the scholarship.
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Bridgeport
Boys’ Clubs of America
Orcutt Boys’ Club
Carmen.Lapore
Bullard-Havens
Fairfield Prep
Middle Street
Peter Arroyo
Orcutt Club
Fairfield University
National Youth Guidance Organization
Area CATV company seeks FCC approval for Naugatuck Valley network
Westport based Eastern Cablevision plans planning and engineering to install a cable TV system for the Naugatuck Valley, hoping FCC consent will come within months. Co owner George Reynolds Jr says the project aims to serve a deprived area and move forward quickly once approved.
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Andrew D. Gachi
Westport
Public Utilities Commission
Tal
Naugatuck Valley
Federal Communication Commission
George S. Reynolds, Jr
Edge Hill Lane
Eastern Cablevision Company
FCC
Reynolds
Brice Merrill
Phoenix
Arizona
Ameco, Inc
Oswald's Attorney Andrews Pleads Not Guilty
New Orleans AP Jim Garrison indicted Clay L. Shaw on conspiring to murder President Kennedy. Earlier Dean A. Andrews Jr pleaded innocent to perjury before the grand jury in the same case.
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Oswald
Andrews
New Orleans
Jim Garrison
Clay L. Shaw
John F. Kennedy
Dean A. Andrews Jr
Lee Harvey Oswald
BEA Plans Political Action Unit
Bridgeport Education Association plans to form a Political Action Committee for Teachers PACT limited to Bridgeport teachers. The group will engage in voter registration activities and take positions on issues, with BEA backing the plan as part of its civic involvement.
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Bridgeport
BEA
William F. O'Brien
BEA Executives Board
PACT
Curran
O’brien
Snow Topples City Snow Records as March Goes Heavy
Bridgeport reports 11.1 inches from yesterday’s storm, bringing March total to 21.5 inches and December through now to 61.3 inches. The blast surpasses 1956 and 1961 marks, as 45 year bests collapse amid a snow emergency and school closures.
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Bridgeport
Weather Bureau
Jim McDonald
Man Found Hurt as Photo Aids ID of Victim
A one inch photo of an eight year old son helped police identify Zygmunt Wadis, 43, of 451 Pem broke street, who was found bleeding on a Bridgeport sidewalk. Detectives say he was assaulted or fell and is in critical condition at a city hospital. group of boys at Kolbe high school alerted authorities after finding him near Pulaski and Kossuth streets at 7 10 last night.
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Bridgeport
Zygmunt Wadis
Pembroke Street
Robert Cafferty
Ran Pramuka
Kolbe
Pulaski
Kossuth
Canary Bird satellite rockets toward Atlantic outpost
Canary Bird a new commercial communications satellite launched from Cape Kennedy on a three stage Delta rocket. It moved into a preliminary transfer orbit to serve as a four continent switchboard and aid astronauts. It aims to link North America and Europe with Africa and Latin America next year. The payload weighs 357 pounds and reaches an initial elliptical orbit from about 200 to 23 000 miles above Earth. Comsat will pay NASA 3.5 million dollars.
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Howard Benedict
AP Aerospace
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Canary Bird
Atlantic
North America
Europe
Africa
Latin America
Flight Control Center
Tangin
Communications Satellites Corp
Comsat
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Chef OS Serra Clo
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Dr. Brandstadt
M.D
Jacoby
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Sylvia Porter
Teveeay
North Korea
Kennedy
Mercedes Abell
Ohio ‘State’ University
Atlantic Ocean
Fort Lauderdale
Miss Abell
Jim Sullivan
Mailbu,Beach
Calif
John Keate
Cornell
Judith Ann Reed
Devon Godwin
Daleville
NFO
CATV
Snyder
Garrison
Shaw
Criminal Dist
Matthew Braniff
Grand Jury
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United States
Alvin Oser
City Hall
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