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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1968

Page

33

Careful Land Planning Urged For Eastern Fairfield County

University of Bridgeport professor urges eastern Fairfield county to plan for 1.5 million residents by 203? and to rethink current zoning. He predicts heavy redevelopment in Bridgeport areas and a shift to apartments and condos, urging open spaces and coordinated design.

Fairfield County University of Bridgeport Fairfield Board of Realtors Charles J. Stokes Fairfield Inn Greater Bridgeport Blunt Monroe Newtown Stokes New Haven New York Bridgeport Black Rock Park Avenue Brooklawn Avenue King's Highway Prof Stratfield Boston Roxbury

Orcutt Boys Club Debates on Operation Get Smart Tonight

In Orcutt the Boys Club hosts the second in its Operation Get Smart series with a 7 pm debate led by Kuhar Senior council members. Harding high students Gary Gernat and Delaini Baldwin argue for Republican candidates while Fairfield University freshman James Carcoran and Kolbe High School’s Joseph Cardoxo back Democratic candidates. Attorney Leonard Paoletta moderates.

Orcutt Boys’ Club Kuhar Senior Council Gary Gernat Delaini Baldwin Harding High School James Carcoran Fairfield University Joseph Cardoxo Kolbe High School Leonard Paoletta

Voting Age Cut S Opposed in Irwin Poll

In the Fourth District survey Rep. Don Irwin released results showing men oppose lowering the voting age to 18 while women favor letting teenagers vote. The note also cites iron ore consumption data: U.S. and Canadian steel plants used about 130 million tons in 1967.

Ald J. Irwin Fourth Congressional District Irwin United States Canadian

USS New Jersey Begins Sea Trial Amid Hopes

Philadelphia AP reports the battleship USS New Jersey, idle in mothballs, starts sea trials. Officials call the process proceeding “very nicely” as the ship nears active service after years of inaction.

USS New Jersey Philadelphia

Want Ad Brings Acutely Aware Chihuahua Home

John Yates placed a lost dog notice in a Levelland Texas paper for Chico a Chihuahua who is described as brilliant and acutely aware of national and world politics. The notice stated the dog answered to Chico and included the claim he shakes all the lime. The advertisement led to the dog’s return.

John Yates Levelland Texas Chico

New Jersey Returns to Sea for Trials After Reserve Era

The 45 000 ton New Jersey with nine 16 inch guns begins three days of sea trials after being recalled from the reserve fleet. Capt J Edward Snyder hails her as responsive and the crew reports a smooth, confident shakedown with the ship gliding at ten knots. Built in Philadelphia, the battleship served in WWII and Korea and cost about 22 million to reactivate.

New Jersey Philadelphia Atlantic Navy Philadelphia Naval Shipyard Delaware River J. Edward Snyder Adm William F. “Bull” Halsey

Education Topic At Institute For Cops

The inter disciplinary institute in urban minority problems at Bridgeport Police Department, run by the Center for Urban Studies at the University of Bridgeport, will host a session on Education for the Culturally Disadvantaged. Eugene M. Nuss will lead the Monday program 7 to 9 15 p.m. in the UB Student Center with Bruce M. Stave announcing an April 8 session on The Law the Policemen and the Ghetto led by Stephen Fine. Certificates will be awarded and a concluding dialogue is set for April 22 with no session on April 15.

Bridgeport Police Department Center For Urban Studies University of Bridgeport Eugene M. Nuss Bruce M. Stave Stephen Fine

Thai democracy founder Phya Srivisarn dies at 71

Phya Srivisarn, a leading participant in the 1932 Thai revolution and former foreign minister and deputy premier, died of a heart attack at 71 in Bangkok. He was serving as president of the Government House Privy Council at the time of his death. No age-benefit reductions planned in France.

Bangkok Thailand UPI Phya Srivisarn Srivisarn Government House Privy Council

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