Stanley Works eyes Latin America growth under young president
Donald W. Davis, 44, the new president of Stanley Works, outlined plans to expand overseas as the company pivots toward Latin America. He cited a diversified portfolio, strong distribution, and a loyal workforce as core strengths while noting 1965 overseas sales reached 17 percent and could rise to about 25 percent in 5 to 10 years with continued global expansion.
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Stanley
Bridgeport
Stanley’ Steel Division
East Mainjemoldves
Street
Mr. Davis
Stanley Works
Donald W. Davis
York Stock Exchange
Harvard Graduate School
Connecticut
Stanley Works Management
John C. Cairns
New Britain
Wallingford
Birmingham
Mich
Cleveland
Ohio
Miami
Fla
Volkert Stampings
Long Island
Canada
England
Germany
Italy
Omaha
Neb
Hobart
Tasmania
Australia
Seaview Avenue
Carpenter Steel
New England
Davis
New Britain Herald
Mecsute Apprumuca
Sheffield
United States
Europe
Stanley Hardware
Nablanal Hard
Speeders Nabbed in Radar Checkpoint on North Park Avenue
Traffic division arrested 22 drivers last night in North Park with 18 facing speeding charges for traveling 40 to 50 mph in 25 mph zones. Names and ages of those cited or jailed include Donald X. Bobowick 17 James Lucey 61 Joseph Kovacs 55 Catherine Strobel 37 Raymond Barske 23 Michael Kapral 27 William Rifkin 20 Nathan Sands 18 Andrew Robins 16 Louis Bognar 24 Daniel Zieminski 18 Joseph Gingari 23 plus others. Radar to continue in city sections per Capt. Robert McCone.
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North Park Avenue
John O'Leary
Park Avenue
James Lucey
Windmere Avenue
Edgewood ‘Road
George H. Jiler
Iranisian Avenue
Catherine T. Strobel
Matilda Lane
Shelton
Raymond C. Barske
Valley Road
Michael Kapral
Marion Street
William “M. Rifkin
Grandview Road
Fairfield
Nathan Sands
Brooklyn
N.Y
Andrew B. Robbns
Butterwood Drivy
Trumbull
Louis J. Bognar
Lincoln Avenue
Daniel Zieminski
Woolsley Avenue
Trumb
John Prebish
Henry Milo
Paul Wargo
Robert McCone
Alexandria Goes Wild For Kosygin's Visit
Thousands of Alexandrians welcomed Soviet Premier Alexei N. Kosygin during his arrival with President Gamal Abdel Nasser for an overnight stay. Security forces mobilized as a Moslem Friday crowd filled streets while fire engines sounded their sirens in greeting.
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Alexandria
U.amr
Alexei N. Kosygin
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Kosygin
Nasser
Applications Filed for Four Top School Posts
Forty eight applications were received by the Civil Service Commission for four upcoming examinations for high posts in the school system. Examinations are set for the week ending May 28, with potential late mail entries considered. The four posts include high school principal six applicants, assistant high school principal twelve, elementary school principal twenty, and high school social studies department head ten. Salary ranges begin at 11 100 to 13 975 for principals, with scale variations by tenure and degree. the social studies post adds 600 above the normal teacher scale, totaling 5 550 to 10 000 across service levels.
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Civil Service Commission
Commission
Harding
Frank J. McKee
Paintings Shown In Church For Dogwood Festival
Charles Cameron Clark exhibits water color and oil works at Greenfield Hill church house for the Dogwood festival. The show extends to May 24 due to cool weather with refreshments served weekdays. Loaned by Cameron Cre Jr and Mrs William Rudin, the works include pieces from a summer Italy tour.
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Charles Cameron .Clark
Greenfield Hill
Church Guild
Clark
Cameron Cre _Jr
William Rudin
Wistaria Queen Crowned at UB Annual Ball
Susan Herpica a 19 year old nursing major from Litchfield was chosen UB Wistaria Queen at Bridgeport University Wistaria Ball in the student center. Bobby Rydell and Roberta Herzog crowned her. Her court included Tamoschat Doering and others from Norwalk Westport Springfield Dedham and Pompano Beach. She will reign over Wistaria Weekend with a Lovin Spoonful and Brothers Four concert tonight.
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Susan Herpica
Litchfield
University of Bridgeport
Junior College of Connecticut
Bobby Rydell
Roberta Herzog
Mamaroneck
N.Y
Tiona Tamoschat
Norwalk
Cathy Davis
Westport
UB Gymnasium
Herpica
Chi Zeta Rho Sorority
1200 Children to March in Israeli Parade Sunday
Bridgeport area Jewish community plans an 18th anniversary of Israel’s independence parade with 1200 children from Park Avenue temple to Central high school. The event includes PAL band Grand Marshal Herman Pollock Congressman Donald Irwin and City Clerk Domenick Cretella.
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Bridgeport
Israel
Park Avenue Temple
Central High School
PAL
Herman Pollock
Donald Irwin
D-Corn
Domenick Cretella
Trumbull
Stratford and Fair
Jewish Community Center
Park Avenue
Curran
Irwin
Prosecutor Joins Police In Newsroom Policy Raid
The Bridgeport Circuit Court prosecutor accompanied local and state police in a raid on the Madison Newsroom at 757 Madison Avenue. Owner John Lombardo, 49, was charged with policy playing and released on $500 bail. Slips and bets were seized from the establishment and callers involved. Prosecutor John Evans said his presence aids evidence handling for court. Evans serves on Governor Dempsey's Commission on Organized Crime.
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Bridgeport
Ocal
North End
John Anthony Lombardo
Primrose Street
Persons An & Telephone
Madison
Madison ‘Avenue
Taft Avenue
John Zelinski
Special Services Branch
Walter Witt
Frank Kapastas
John P. Evans
State Police Department
Mr. Evans
Evans
Dempsey Commission
Dempsey
Commission On
Zoning Request Seeks Six-Story Park Avenue Apartment
Louis I. Gladstone as trustee seeks to change Park Avenue zoning from Garden to Residence to allow a six-story building with about 100 apartments and underground parking on the east side of Park Avenue north of Rooster River boulevard. The plan follows a previously approved 52-unit garden apartment project for Doris Walman. a public hearing awaits an advisory report from the City Planning Commission, which tabled study this week.
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Park Avenue
Rooster River Boulevard
Oy Louis I. Gladstone
Doris Walman
Zenifig Commission
City Planning Commission
Shoreline Towns Plagued By March-in-May Flies
New Haven reports describe March flies common along the Sound from Stratford to New London and inland to North Branford and Hamden. Entomologist J Peter Johnson notes two species Bibio femoratus and Bibio albipennis with smoky wings and red leg variation. Outdoors control unnecessary. indoors a fly swatter or spray suffices. State entomologist Neely Turner calls the outbreak unusual with no alarm.
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New Haven
Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station
Stratford
New London
Branford
Hamden
J. Peter Johnson
Johnson
Neely Turner
Bridgeporter Is Convicted In Threat to Vice Witness
In New Haven a Bridgeport man, Robert Bradwell, was found guilty by a U S district court jury of obstructing justice by threatening a grand jury witness last December The verdict follows his earlier acquittal in a Mann Act case He faces sentencing with bond set at 35000 pending pre sentence investigation The trial also featured testimony from Jean Brice the star witness in the Mann Act case who claimed Bradwell pressured her to alter her testimony He allegedly threatened James McElroy a Georgia truck driver and Baptist minister who testified before the grand jury and complained of his life being threatened The case highlights include Bradwell's denial of wrongdoing and assertions about his alibi The proceedings also noted an FBI agent and deputy marshal testimony and remarks Bradwell allegedly made after his arrest about having killed McElroy The article closes with a separate paragraph about Ceylon tea production and tea grading terms
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Elroy
Testiman
Bradwell
Mann Act
U.S. District Court
Robert Bradwell
William H. Timbers
Jean Brice
New York
Bridgeport
East River
James McElroy
Georgia
FBI
U.S
Samuel A. Heyman
Canfield
Gerald Stevens
Milford
McElroy
Anthony G. Dimenzo Jr
Mr. McElroy
Leroy Canfield
CL&P Lineman Killed At Work In Thompson
Connecticut Light & Power lineman Edward W. Ethier 46 of Norwich was electrocuted while changing distributor conductors on poles along Walker Road Thompson about 3 p.m. He died at the scene. a medical examiner confirmed the death.
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Thompson
Connecticut Light & Power Co
Edward W. Ethier
Ethier
Otrobando Avenue
Norwich
Walker Road
Quinebaug
Pistol-Whipping At Club Car Bar Costs $200 Fine
Three men and a bar owner faced arraignment in Circuit court after a November brawl at the Club Car bar 764 Water Street. Alfred M. DiPietro 47 owner of the Club Car pleaded no contest to breach of the peace and liquor sale to minors receiving a $200 fine. Other defendants including Joyce A. Gifford 33 Lester R. Beckett 25 Raymond J. Julian 33 and Barrie Joyner 18 faced multiple charges with several nolles issued due to mass confusion and witness issues surrounding the incident.
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Alfred M. DiPietro
Jetland Place
DiPietro
Club Car Bar and Grill
Water Street
Luke Martin
Underwood
Nolles
Wilfred Rocie
Boche
Lester R. Beckett
Beach Street
Raymond J. Julian
Garfield Avenue
Feaster Young
Ronald Washington
West End
Joyner
Bog Tenman
Young
Beckett
Bocie
Julian
Miss Gifford
Park Board Charts Route 25 Impact and Beardsley Plan
The Park Commissioners reviewed a Vollmer Associates master plan for city parks and discussed Route 25 effects on Beardsley Park. They noted efforts to preserve Beardsley’s beauty amid expressway construction and reviewed beautification plans for Broad Street steps and Pleasure Beach.
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Board of Park Commissioners
Vollmer Associates
Broad Street
Pleasure Beach
Beardsley Rie
Joseph M. Fennell
Parks and Recreation
State Highway Department
Beardsley Park
Capt Griffin Dies In-Law Of Mayor Lee
Marion Mass Capt Arth ur E Griffin 83 father in law of Mayor Richard C Lee of New Haven Conn died Wednesday night at Tobey hospital Wareham Services set for today at 10 p m at Marion Congregational church burial in Evergreen cemetery He went to sea in his teens held pilot licenses for sail and motor craft along the coast from Nova Scotia to Cape Hatteras In U S Life Saving Service now Coast Guard he aided in shipwreck rescues For 40 years he managed Great Hill Ga Len Stone estate Survivors include his wife Hattie Long Griffin and his daughter Mrs Elien Griffin ee
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Mass
Arthur E. Griffin
Richard C. Lee
New Haven
Conn
Tobey Hospital
Wareham
Marion Congregational Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Griffin
Nova Scotia
Cape Hatters
U. S. Life Saving Service
U.S. Coast Guard
Great Hill
Galen Stone
Hattie Long Griffin
Elien Griffinee
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Monroe Lumber
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Monroe Green
Dogwood
Wistaria
John’ P. Evans
N. Park Ave
Bridgeporter
Ceylon
India
Cl&p
Bermuda
Beardsley
St. Mary’s
Fennell
State Water Resources Commission
St. Mary’s-by-the-Sea
Black Rock
Park Board
Fairchild Wheeler Women’s Golf Club
Iity Golf Course
Pequonnock
Capt. Griffin
Lee
Black Rock Turnpike
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