Secretary flies home today report to JFK
Western sources say U S officials see progress in general disarmament talks with Rusk and Gramy cochairing rules for the 27 nation conference The main issue remains a wide gap between American and Soviet positions on international control and a pause on nuclear test suspensions The death of Indian diplomat Narayanan disrupted proceedings and delayed an appeal for East West arms accords planned by Rusk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Germany
Berlin
U.S
Rusk
Gramy
Cochairmen
Soviet Union
T. G. Narayanan
United Nations
Narayanan
Union Official Faces Charges In Local 20 Case
A union official faces charges after records and checks were found in his brother in law Defrancisco s hands. The local president said they have not spoken in ten months. Assistant U S attorney Perl alleged Jannuzzi signed Defrancisco created checks in February. Gazetas said he had trouble obtaining union records. The case marks a first New England test of the Landrum Griffin act enforcement provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defrancisco
Blumenfeld
Union
Asst
U. S
Erving Perlmutter
Jannuzzi
George A. Gadelas
New York City
the International
Gazetas
PTA Pushes Daily 15 Minute Vigorous Exercise In Schools
A public service ad urges PTA meetings to adopt at least 15 minutes of vigorous activity as part of daily physical education. It stresses school programs for youth fitness and cites support from the Advertising Council and President’s Cana on Youth Fitness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vhe
Sentences given in dope roundup with treatment plan
The six youths were sentenced on current terms after a dope roundup. They are to Lexington for treatment and the court recommended later transfer to the Federal Correctional Institution at Danbury to finish terms. The girl received a six year sentence at Federal Institution 4 in Henderson, West Virginia.
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Lexington
Federal Correctional Insitation
Danbury
Federal Institution
Haderson
W. Va
Milford Budget Cuts Spark Sewer Fight and Delayed Growth
Milford Board of Finance trimmed parts of the 1982 63 budget reducing the net increase to 101 975 while a resident delegation appealed for funds to build area sewers amid dire drainage conditions. Sewer commission priorities and a 100 000 sewer allocation were discussed with 23 streets needing lines and 15 others not listed. The health department noted 1 streets lacking sewers. residents urged collective action under the sewer system plan. meeting to resume Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Board of Finance
Charles Tovlino
Pumpkin Deiight Srex
Merwin E. Willams
Sewer Commission
Health Department
Williams
Finance Board
City Hall
Captain says he warned reservist over court martial risk
Fort Polk La March 26 AP an officer testified he warned Wwames Pie Bernis Owen he faced court martial if statements printed by a New Orleans reporter. Owen a Seadrift Texas reservist is on trial for disrespect after remarks during end of demonstrations. The officer said the reporter printed the quote without clearance from Fort Polk public information. Owen pleaded innocent to the charge.
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Fort Pole
Ofice
Bernis Owen
Owen
Gerald R. MacManus
New Orleans
MacManus
Seadrift
Tex
Fort Polk
Harley Wast
Ower
Polk
Timony
Fleming
Icol
Fred Francis
Nash
Jackie in London for oday visit
Jackie Kennedy arrives in London staying at Buckingham Palace area with sister in law and Радziwill family. She will meet Prime Minister and Queen on tea and lunch, discuss royal engagements. Kennedy will tour landmarks the Queen visited in India and Pakistan last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie
London
ODAY
Kennedy
Rheen
Jackie Seen Success As Goodwill Envoy
Jackie Kennedy’s first solo goodwill mission abroad starring in India and Pakistan ends with a positive impact. U S officials say the semi official tour boosted American prestige, drawing crowds and banners praising friendship. Her two week trip generated more publicity than a standard briefing and showcased her charm.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Fom F. Kennedy
United States
India
London
U.S
Tavila
Peshawas Museum
Taxila
Mohammed Ayub
Mehran
Kashmir
Healeh
Subcontinent
IMF
Ban on The Carpetbaggers Testimony by Two Police Chiefs
Hartford March 25 AP reporting Waterbury Chief Guilfoil and Bridgeport Chief Walsh testified that The Carpetbaggers pocket edition was voluntarily withdrawn from stands at their request. Wholesale dealers cooperated and faced no arrests. Both chiefs described complaints, presses and meetings with publishers and news vendors while defending police restraint and authority in handling alleged obscenity in Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Waterbury
Bridgeport
Harold Robbins
Joseh H. Guilfor
Joseph A. Walsh
Hrndeeport
T. Emmet Clarlens
India
Tirplane
Lahore
Kennedy
Ishakistan
Mohammad Iq
Old Delhi
U.S
Connecticut
Walsh
Bridgeport Sunday Post
Bridgeport Sunday Herald
Clair
Pocket Books Inc
Packet Books
Guilfoil
Archie Mintz
Farrer News Company
Guilfail
George F. Lowman
Mints
Fran Guil Fol Ear
Mintz
Lowman
Waterbury Republican
Gregory Chilson
Salvadore
Alnb
John Quinn
Quinn
Mastronardi
Herald
Maurice Salomon
New York City
Salomon
John 0. Mahaney
Waterbery
Clarie
Senate Moves Toward Anti- Poll Tax Amendment
Senate vote of 62 to 1 advances a constitutional plan to ban the poll tax for federal elections. Senator Spessard Holland of Florida substitutes his anti poll tax amendment, aligning with debate on a broader Hamilton memorial bill stack. Harry Mansfield of Montana chairs the proceeding as southern opposition grows amid push to secure three fourths state approval.
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Washington
Senate
Mike
Mansfield
Montana
Land
Florida
Alexander Hamilton
New Yorkuty
Spessard L. Holland
D-Fla
Alex¢ander Hamilton
Sec
House
Arkansas
Mississippi
Iexas
Virginia
Quest for Boys Resumes Today in Search Mission
The search for boys resumes today with a task force from Millardshore Army Reserve and Naval Reserve personnel aboard a craft. Cmdr. Gerard Wallace leads U S Naval Reserve Training Center Seaside Park unit, with reservists Matthew Giordanilla Albert Hodge Herbert Shepard Charlee Ward and others. Army Reserve Warrant Officer George Murray and Sgt Edward Ek assist. Ek pilots the craft and was released from Auto-Vac Fairfield to join. Murray runs The Lodge and maintains two way contact between the boat and his business via Citizen Band radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millardshore
Army Reserve
Naval Reserve
Gerard ¥. Wallace
U. S. Naval Reserve Training Center
Seaside Park
Naval
Matthew Giordanilla
BMI
Albert Hodge
Herbert Shepard
GM Ive
Charlee Ward
George Murray
Edward Ek
Auto-Vac
Fairfield
WO Murray
Fairfield Avenue
Southport Boy Drowns In Pond
A Southport boy drowned after a mishap near the Post road by the panel. His body was found floating about 150 feet from the road. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Shanginessey Brothers funeral home Reel lroad Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanginessey Brothers Funeral Home
Reellroad
Fairfield
Governor Gets Report On Right Paret Firestorm
Chief surgical resident Crisp at Roosevelt Hospital tells news conference that Paret faces near fatal odds for regaining full function. Griffith, a millinery designer and fighter, bitter over the bout’s injuries, expresses sorrow and asks about his own future in boxing.
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S. Crisp
Roosevelt Hospital
Crisp
Paret
Griffith
Griffth
Cleveland
Jimmy Doyle
Sugar Ray Robinson
Garden
George Floren
Roger Coninghue
Meanwtile
Gene Pulliner
Parell
Igriffith
Ruby Goldstein
Fuller
Sald Gus Lesnevich
Ron
Parat
West Jordan
Utah
Goldstein
Lesnevich
Jersey Ine Waleatl
City considers buying fall land for two new schools
Mayor Tedusco said the city may purchase land in the fall to replace Roosevelt and Columbus elementary schools. The planning committee, led by Edward Caldwell, met at City Hall to discuss construction needs and the city’s finances. Replacements are aimed for fall 1968, with state acquiring sites on Route 25. Kennedy called the Columbus site problem, while a potential new North End school on Thorne Street was also reviewed.
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Roosevelt
Columbus
Tedusco
City Hall
Board of Education
Edward J. Caldwell
T T
E Stanton Kennedy
Thorme Street
Southern Senators Split On Poll Tax Amendment Debate
Fifteen southern votes opposed bringing up the anti poll tax amendment with one exception. Five southern senators favored the motion signaling support for the constitutional amendment in the trial passage. Leaders warned the fight would continue as southern opposition persisted and Mansfield altered Senate hours during ten days of debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Souther Pats
J. Hickey
D-Wye
Angie Republican
Oliand
Russell B. Long
D-La
Everett Jordan
D-Nc
Estes Efuuver
Dteon
Ralph W. Ya
Mansfield
Senate
House
Heath and Officials Start Speed Reading Course
Lord Privy Seal Edward Heath and forty Foreign Office staff begin a two week course to speed read and manage the large volume of documents received daily. The program aims to enhance efficiency and streamline government work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Heath
Foreign Office
Ther
Butler Files Primary Challenge Against Wife for GOP Committee
West Haven March AP Fred A Butler filed a preliminary petition to oppose his wife for a seat on the Republican Town Committee. She is among six candidates on the endorsed slate, while Butler and five others plan to challenge the first six. He declined to comment, calling the situation complicated.
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West Haven
March
Fred A. Butler
Republican Town Committee
Tennis court project sparks tax rate debate in town
Finance chief Melvin Vennell notes board did not approve a $25,000 tennis courts plan while education and parks committees push for graded area work. Officials warn total package could rise to $75,000 if courts and football field are not bundled. Budget implications loom as delays and alternative court types are discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finance Board
Melvin Vennell
Board of Finance
Wiliam I. Glass
Parks and Recreations Committee
Serer
S. Dickensen
Howard W. Benedict
E & F Construction Company
Benedict
First
Sullivan
William H. Carr
Mooney
Edward W. Mansfield
Wolf
Bailen
Fennell
Dorothy Street
Stratfield School
Fairfield Woods Road
Framsin
Public Works Committee
W. Bradley Morehouce
General Calls Open Rebellion to Oust Frondizi
Military leaders press Frondizi to step down after top army figures urge a purge and a new cabinet. Generals Poggi Fraga Rojas and U S envoy McClintock attend cabinet talks as loyalty questions loom. Frondizi’s coalition cabinet includes independents radicals and Christians Democrats amid Peronist exclusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frondiz
Rosend Fraga
Jess
Fraga
Raul Poggi
Frondizi
Jorge Rojas
Air Force
U. S
Robert McClintock
Argentina
Kennedy
Allance
Peron
Radical Party
Christian Democrats
St Peronist
Sky lift purchase urged by board for park work
The Board of Park Commissioners will seek a conference with the city comptroller to explore buying a sky lift after the Tax Board refused funds in the new city budget. President Russell F. Neary said the device is very necessary for the park department’s tree division and he will also check leasing costs before talks with Comptroller Mulligan. Director Joseph M. Fennell noted the tree division is overwhelmed and the lift would ease a tough shortage of equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Park Commissioners
Russell F. Neary
Neary
Thomas A. Mul‘ligan
Joseph M. Fennell
Parks and Recreation
Park Board
Cig Jt
Pinney 10 Chooses In Race For Governor Nomination
John Lodge emerges as a major undeclared candidate backed by top leaders Harald E. Mitchell William L. Hadden and Clarence F. Baldwin at the 1950 convention. Other contenders include J Kenneth Bradley James C Shannon William A Postell and five announced hopefuls led by Alsop May Wallace Lupton and Metsilius. Pinney recently named state chairman with Alsop support. observers expect him closer to Alsop position. The Joint Commission on Rural Reconstruction plans 13.7 million dollars for Formosa farm development this year backed by the Nationalist China U S commission funded by the International Development agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge
Peter P. Mariani
Groton
John Alsop
Avon
Edwin H. May Jr
Wetherfield
Anthony E. Wallace
Linsbury
Jono
Lupton
Weston
Newman M. Métsilius
Trimbull
Pinney
Mr. Alsop
Mr. Pinney
Alsop
May
James E. Bent
West Hartford
Joint Commission On Rural Reconstruction
Formosa
International Development Agency
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JFK
Milford Guts
Taal
Wiso
Paursey
Eres Pu Sete Pean
Saker
Japan
United Kingdom
Jolande
Media Britannica
Tutzing
Germany
Paul Rusch
Innsbruck
Austria
Sound
Frummer James L. Paul
Blueberry Lane
Monroe
James
Arthur
David Bradtmuller
Bryan
Ridgeley Avenue
Southport
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