Graduation Awards Given at Rodeph Sholom School
Graduation exercises at Rodeph Sholom School awarded numerous honors to pupils and families. David Friend, Susan Israel, Daniel Lobovits, and Linda Jaffe were among students receiving memorial and leadership prizes for excellence in Jewish studies, history, and service, with several graduates planning to attend Northwestern, NYU, and other institutions.
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Rachel
Salomon Bernstein
National Federation of Jew
Daniel Lohnvits
Susan Israel
David Friend
Tus Indenbaum
Wolfe
Rose Silverglide
Congregation Redeph Sholom
Ir.Lobovits
Israel
Rayiond Lobovits
David Steadnick
Scott Tep
Echo Jane
Fairfield
Per
Pauling Friend Memors
Andrey Wardejal
Mellitz
David
Stes
Northwestern University
David Nevins
Aeth Zucker
Philip Silverstone
Jacqnh
Jacob
Bith
Jil Cohen
Samuel
Tilla Eisenberg
Fredman
Norman Regenfield
Carlson
Jill Cohen
Linda Jaffe
Serman
Waterbury Mayor Bergin's Turbulent Term Record
Waterbury mayor Bergin served six terms on the water board and led Democratic city affairs before his mayoralty. He was elected in 1959, faced a 1960 reentry, and was defeated by Republican Raymond Snyder, with family ties noted as a factor. Bergin, a funeral director, shaped local politics and civic groups, and died after a lengthy public life.
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Bergin
City Hall
Raymond Snyder
Snyder
Pergin
Ter
Fred Zaller
A Bergin
Wakerbuey
Jon
SL Mary's
Greammint
Crosby High School
Holy Gross College
Hig
Borin
Waterbury
Martin Beggin
Chester Rowles
Connecticut Board of Examiners
Limbulmors
Bergla
Knights of Go-4
Joubush Ho Teaver
Mary Jones
St. Margarets
Chiuwellier
Fyriah Ty Gt. Joseph
Marine Prospectors and Adverse Effects Speculated
A fragmented report discusses marine prospectors and alleged drug induced cases. It mentions overdoses, suppression of normal functions, and fears about a new toxin affecting respiration and brain activity, with references to a mysterious supply and a grim fatal outcome.
Nixon and the War Voices From a Turbulent Era
Fragmented notes discuss Nixon’s Vietnam policy, statements about ending the war in six months, troop levels, and the widening war into Laos and Cambodia. The text references student opinions, police actions, drug issues, and campus debates surrounding Indochina policy and draft resistance.
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Nisan
Vietnam
Jim
Wwe
Ann Rans
Nixon
Laos
Viatiam
Thad
New FBI Building Basis For Hoover Guess
Six injured in Norwalk crash as plans for a new FBI building rise from congressional discussion. Mixed reporting cites GSA officials on cost shifts, bids opened, and project scope near Pennsylvania Avenue, with injuries in a separate accident near the Norwalk toll station.
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FBI
Guess
Vietnam War Broadside Reports 48 Attacks Across Region
A government communique details 48 enemy attacks in Vietnam and Laos with minimal casualties. Reports say one South Vietnamese defender killed and several wounded as Viet Cong and allied forces shell key areas around Da Nang Tam Dao Dong Tam and Dong Nghia. Casualties described as light, with additional shelling near Saigon and a Cambodian rubber plantation area 100 miles north of Saigon cited.
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Ho Chi Minh
Laos
Pir
Saigon
Peoples’ ‘Widlf
Lowa Uf Shvol
Snun
Vietnam
Young Fairfield Woman Killed in New York State Crash
A Miss Johnson of Fairfield died in a crash on a New York state road after her car crossed into the opposite lane and was struck by a second vehicle before being hit by a third. The accident occurred near Putnam County. The coroner and hospital officials reported fatal chest and skull injuries. Occupants of the Weatherers were treated and released. No arrests were made as arrangements for the funeral were incomplete.
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Norwalis
Mildred
Brooklyn
Montalvo Flcer
Losiar Springer
New Maven
Ris Fraeter
New Maver
Rudolph Springer
Newark
Zelle Springer
New Hagen
Stephen Bagnar
Montalve
Puttin
Tohn Dale
Tampe
Putnant
Pauge
Johan
Parade Starting Times and Route Details
Parade starting times listed for multiple stops including Stratford Milford Norwalk New Milford Ridgerose Westport Park Avenue Benham Seaside Park and routes along Main Street and Broad Street toward Milford Green Firehouse and Milford High School. Events include T intersections with local landmarks and schools.
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Paradise Pevcn
Mal Stvent
Broad Street
Kimberley Inn
Parade Schedule Amid Threat of Rain Across Shoreline
A Shelton parade happened yesterday while Monroe police report Sunday parades canceled if rain heavy. Vietnam veterans plan in Bridgeport Stratford and Fairfield per Bridgeport Peace Coalition. City parade begins 11 a.m. at Park Avenue, passes Seaside Park, ends with memorial services. Vietnam Veterans for Peace asked to join but did not meet organizers. A few veterans may march today if rain holds, officials say.
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Shelton
Monroe
Pease
Bridgeport
Stratford
Fairfield
Stephen Dudrey
Will Draft Plan to Avoid Relocating 60 Families
The plan outlines relocation costs and strategies for 60 families on the East Side as part of Congress Plaza redevelopment. It details demolition budgets, acquisition plans, and potential resettlement, including delays and reassignments to minimize displacement. Key sites include Christ Church, a state building, and multiple occupied properties, with year-by-year projections and contingencies.
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Fainees
Ly Hay
East Side
Amilyx
Dheast
Congress
Tata
Congress Plaza
Vrluity United Ghureh of Christ
Qarawash
Main Street
Congress Plaga Ween
Trumbull Parish Marks 125th Anniversary Sunday
Grace Episcopal church in Trumbull celebrates 125 years with a June 6 dinner and social hour at the Recreation Hall. The Rev Canon Kenneth Cameron of Hartford, a Trinity College English professor and diocesan archivist, will speak at 7 p m. The parish traces back to 1846 with a chapel at Long Hill later rebuilt and renamed Grace Episcopal.
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Trumbull
Grace Episcopy
Recreation Hall
Curch
Kenneth Cameron
Hartford
Einglish
Trinity College
Connecticut
Diocese of Connecticut
Christ Church
Long Hill
Main Street
Lake Avenue
Episcopal Society
Episcopal Church
Christchurch
Yashua
Grace Episcopal Church
John Williams
Roger S. Gray
Eaya
Ae Ymans
Wilmont C. Wheeler
Pariah Myron Disbrow
Tarered Euesté
First
Clarence F. Wetman
Armand Serant
Grace Cihireh
Red
Rogers
Gray
Ti+ter
Vinctor Mout
Son
Raymond Jones
Ralsl True
Cart Bishoy
Rash of Burglaries Muggings And Bar Hold Up
Bridgeport police kept busy during the Memorial Day weekend with a spree of burglaries purse snatchings and three muggings. A Pembroke street bar holdup saw a bartender robbed of 200 and a patron threatened. One youth was arrested in a break at Casial Abrasive and Goliman Supply with six sweepers found and $4000 bond set. Victims included Josephine Angelo robbed on Lindley street and a watch snatched at Knife-paint. Multiple homes reported burglaries with cash jewelry and TV sets taken amid entries on Seaview Avenue Washington Park and nearby streets. Local businesses such as the Crown studios and Madison Sport Shop were also targeted.
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Bridgeport
Pembroke Gent
Pentayoke Street
Joseph Siriko
Bldg
P. T. Barnum Housing Project
John Gallagher
Anthoy Saglimbene
Arditty
Robert Gregory
Raymond Beaksworth
Smith
Josephine Angelo
Bera Alreet
Lindley Street
Fairview Avenue
Méngings
Washington Park
Washington Ave
Ty Raphael Canales
Daisy Abner
Baldwin
Beamiskey Tayrace
Seaview Avenue
Megee Sliin
Teun Smith
Varemien
Arive
Ellawood Avenue
Elawod i . Place
Kala
Slivkin
Park
Theves
Wilfredo Hernandez
Clinton Avenue
Madison Sport Shop
Madison Avenue
Fairfield Avenue
Brock-Hail
Sumuel Maviyen
Fast
I Main Street
Lovis Gramestry
Staya White Tavern
Main Street
Rose MacDowell
Hollister Avenue
Crown Studios
Harrison Street
UB Nursing Program Receives $50,000 Grant
The ARCA Fund provides a $50,000 grant to the University of Bridgeport's nursing program. Officials project $100,000 by year end as it moves toward a five year plan to expand the master's program and model health care improvements nationwide. John J. Cox, university development head, notes the effort aims to advance nursing education and care delivery.
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Arca Fundition
York
University of Brisgeparty
College of Nuralig
John J. Cox
UA Glee
Fay
Ark's Wood and the Ark of the Covenant Tale
A fragmentary report mentions ARK'S WOOD and the ARCA Kuqiehesion founded by Navey Reynolds of Greenwich, daughter of the Inte Aya. Reynolds, linked to Redy Reynolds Tobacco, references a sacred shittah tree W variety near Leue used by Taree lites Lic to construct a Tabernacle and the Ark of the Covenant.
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ARCA
Udall Proposes New Challenge to America
Representative Udall unleashes a fresh call to the nation amid editorials and campus debate. Amid confused remarks and partial quotes, officials discuss a "new spirit of intimidation" and insist on a firm stance against threats to order.
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Rep
Udall
America
Versity
Zatpus
River Pollution Warning Calls For Caution At Mill River
A local river pollution warning was issued by the Pollution Unit and the Mill River association urging caution for swimmers and waders. The event noted a ceremony with degrees awarded and a call for gentler public discourse amid environmental concerns and campus tensions.
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Harrison E. Farnsworth
Janczecki
Brown University
Alexander Kipnis
Fac Mill
Huntington Shopping Center
Mill River
Broo River
Unelian
Arizona Democrat
Petition Drive Pushes Valley Health District Plan
Shelton health district petitions circulate in town with Conservation Commission, Diller Women's Club and League of Women Voters backing. Aldermen weigh joining the district at City Hall after skeptical public hearing. requests for signatures go through Community Development Action Plan office via Frank Kelly of the Conservation Commission.
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Conservation Commission
Dinler Women's Club
League of Wamon Voters
Fie 4 Board of Aldermen
City Hall
Nezhy
Community Development Action Plant Agency
Frank Kelly
Caneservation Commission
Ay Commission
Kelly
Fire alarms strike Park City Hospital as four engines respond
Firefighters from four engine companies rushed to Park City Hospital on Park Avenue after an alarm sounded last night. Authorities reported the fire was found and contained within minutes. A recall occurred four minutes after the initial alert.
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Park City
Park Avenue
Isao A'Elacis
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