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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1966

Page

1

McNamara Urges Tax Hikes to Fund Social Needs

In a Harvard Crimson interview released by the Defense Department, Secretary Robert S. McNamara calls for across the board tax increases to finance education health and conservation programs. He faults local and state governments for failing to meet national needs and says the nation’s problem is a lack of will not economic capability. He adds that military service requirements are too lenient and that responsibility lies beyond the federal level, with states and localities. The piece notes the interview continues on page three.

Washington Robert S. McNamara U.S Ime Harvard Crimson Defense Department McNamara Southeast Asia Johnson

New Push For Airport Plan Seen By SiD FOLSOM

Resumption of consideration of the controversial joint Bridgeport Stratford report on the airport future is expected soon. Stratford officials faced political backlash after last month’s council rejection and may be nudged to reopen talks as advocates push for revisiting items tailored to Stratford demands.

Sid Folsom Bridgeport- Stratford Mayne Cure Stratford Tawe Richard Blake Leete P. Doty E. Cortright Philips Stortford Tuessday Stratford Council Stratford

Bullard Executive Charged With Embezzling $6300

Roger M. Wakeman, 56, of Fairfield, an assistant secretary and treasurer at Bullard company, was arrested by Bridgeport police on charges of embezzling $6300 found in an audit by Arthur Andersen. He posted a $2,509 bond and was released. The arrest followed a routine audit of company funds.

Bullard Company Roger M. Wakeman Ungttown Rand Fairfield Bridgeport Fms Aller Company Audi Arthur Andersen and Company of Hertford Wakeman Wakesan Elizabeth Matusko Cormoro Waa Connecticut Stratford Thomas L. Venezia Joseph J. Goerley Jr Robert A. Wall Richard H. Kennedy Westport Miss Matuska

Puzzle: Prize stakes in weekly word home game teased

The notice hints a $125 prize on the line for a weekly word puzzle in The Weather page. It mentions a Bridgeport vicinity forecast with partly cloudy, cooler conditions, along with tide times and sun data for Friday November 11, providing typical ephemera such as temperatures, humidity, and wind details.

Tate Bridgeport Long Iland Sound

Joe E. Lewis Bedded By Diabetes Attack

Las Vegas AP report says comedian Joe E Lewis, 61, is hospitalized in satisfactory condition after a diabetes related illness struck him Monday night at the Aladdin hotel where he was performing. Initial reports of a stroke were denied by hospital tests.

Vegas Nev. (Ap Jon E. Lewly Las Vegas

Project Equality expands statewide interfaith effort

Hartford AP reports Project Equality, started a year ago by Roman Catholic and Jewish partners, has grown statewide with interreligious support. Archbishop Kenty J. O'Brien announced at the Hartford Jewish Community Center that the plan seeks to end racial and religious employment discrimination. Companies are urged to affirm open hiring and actively seek minority workers, with affirmative action as a key tool. James S. Henderson, newly named director, says the project aims to curb bias in hiring across faith communities led by Rev. Arthur E. Higgins of the United Church of Christ and a Protestant minister from New Haven as president.

Hartford Enality Clartford Kenty J. O'Brien

Viet Cong Use Nonlethal Gas Against U S Patrol

Viet Cong attacked a U S infantry patrol in Tay Ninh near the Cambodian frontier with nonlethal gas, about 30 masked assailants. The clash ended without a firefight, 19 injuries reported, and U S forces claimed to have repelled the attack. First known use of gas by Communists in the Vietnam War noted by the Army spokesman.

Saigon South Viet Nam U.S Dst Don Fai Believiil Tay Ninh

Wife Rescues Man From Car In Weston Pond

Fred J Reichman a 63 year old Cobb's Mill Road man drove into his yard garage and into a pond after the car crashed through the rear wall and 60 feet across the lawn. His wife Elizabeth used a hammer to break the submerged vehicle’s door and free him. Both were treated for cuts bruises and immersion by their own physician. Constable William Ballon investigated.

Weston Pond Folca Fred J. Reich Cobb's Mill Road Tront David Rochavinsky Belchmans William Ballon

Catholic Chaplain From N Y Killed By Viet Cong Gunfire

Saigon reports say Father Michael Quealy of Manhattan was killed while administering last rites to American troops amid heavy fighting near Tay Ninh. He jumped to assist wounded soldiers and died when struck by enemy fire as a medical evacuations helicopter arrived.

Saigon UPJ New York Tay ‘Inh Privinee Mighan Quealy Manhattan Father Quealy 1St Tay Ninh Americas

Nautilus and Essex Collide On Practice Sub Attack

The submarine Nautilus and the Essex naval aircraft carrier collide during submerged practice, causing extensive hull damage to the Essex and minor injuries to one Nautilus crewman who may have a broken arm. Both vessels head toward port for repairs with estimates of a delay and ongoing investigation into the cause.

Norfolk Essex Navy Salamair Leeds New London Conn Goder Furse East Boston

Viet Cong Terror Blasts Target Police In Saigon

Viet Cong terror attacks shift toward police targets in Saigon and major urban areas. Officials report increasing incidents including assassinations and kidnappings, with several police commanders named in scattered reports as violence grows amid ongoing unrest.

New Cong Viet

Gemini 12 launch may finally go this afternoon

CAPE KENNEDY Fla AF Gemini 12, final manned spaceflight of 1966, may launch this afternoon after rocket troubles grounded the mission. Campaign updates report $1,482,000 of $1,560,000 goal raised with 85.6 percent collected. luncheon plans and regional division results follow, naming Bevacqua Saxon and various contributors to the fundraising drive.

Cape Kennedy Fla America Biagtak Fairfield County William A. Hevarqua General Campsign Stratfield Motor Inn Mr. Bévacqua Huw M. Saxon Jr United Fund Bevacqua Saxton Mary M. Keating Margaret Cayroul John P. Curry Anna M. Finn Betty Kelly Douglas F. Macekay Halen A. Pithk Edward F. Kennelly William Paelen Dean C. Raymund Hughes Sacred Heart University Harry Xendall University of Bridgeport Dnck Olinsky Eaited Hadgee Cont Mitte Stradford Division Hans Beitson Sophie Wadeka

All Clear for Four Day Space Mission Prep

Officials checked rockets weather and crew readiness then cleared the Story start of a four day journey covering 1 600 000 miles. Navy Capt James A Lovell Sr and Air Force Maj Edwin E Aldrin Jr spent the day reviewing flight plans for the longest manned mission since Valyell's last flight. They face linking with an Agena target rocket after three earth orbits and addressing fatigue issues seen by spacewalking astronauts. A new automatic pilot for Titan 2 boosters worked well. Two components were replaced delaying the launch two days. Mission director William Schnetser announced at a news conference that everything at this time appears ready.

Navy James A. Lovell Air Force Edwin, E. Aldrin Jr Lavell Agena William ©. Schnetser Old & Mews

Orbiter 2 Joins Soviet Luna 12 In Moon Orbit

Pasadena AP report says Orbiter 2 joined Luna 12 in moon orbit with no collision or radio interference risk. Officials note the photoplane craft performed braking rocket burn and reached an equatorial orbit around 1145 to 145 miles high, aiding future astronaut landings and lunar science.

Pasadena Calif U.S Mons Lot Propulsion Laboratory Acl Nicon IMENI Cape Kennedy Fla

Grocer Knocked Down and Robbed Near East Side Store

East Side grocer Alano, 60, owner of Alano's Market at 7 Hamilton Street, was struck from behind yesterday afternoon and robbed of 250 as he left the store. He was treated at St. Vincent's Hospital for a scalp laceration and released. Detectives Halpin and Roberts investigate the incident on Hamilton Street.

Sateita Hamilton Street St. Vane Cent's Hospital Pater Altano Roosevelt Street Alano’s Market Hamilton

Area Honors Vets Today in Bridgeport Veterans Service

Clergymen from four faiths lead a Veterans Day service in Bridgeport today in City Hall chambers. The hour includes Scripture readings and silent meditation as 132 local service members are named. The 2 pm parade starts at Bolis Mead, proceeds downtown, and ends at the old City Hall green for memorials. Banks, post office, and some offices observe holiday hours.

Viet Nam Common Council City Hall Lyons Terrace Rabisalah Hackoveky Congregation Shapre Torah Stephen Fecia St. Himitri Komenian Council of Churches of Greater Beldaéport David F. Bannon Peter's William Showeller Westminster Presbyterian Church Bridgeport Bolis Mead Maintateeet Fairfield Avenue Broad Street Old City Hall Green War Monument State Eedeca U.S Superior Circuit Courts Sacto Security Social Security of Hor Uam Main Street Ingor Curran Joseph A. Walsh Donald Beach PAL

Johnson's health slip and party losses dampen Johnson remarks

President Johnson said he would have to get by with a working majority after Republican victories. He noted it would be harder to push Great Society legislation while Congress is smaller, and he discussed upcoming double operations to remove a throat polyp and repair an old gall bladder incision. He hoped surgery could occur next week, with several doctors involved.

Johnson City Tex Johnsot Congress Laf Ranch House Senate Johnson Sven

Young Woman's Skeleton Found By Stratford Boy

The skeleton of a young woman was found beneath a mattress near the Town Fair bowling lanes on Stratford Avenue Stratford late yesterday afternoon. Police from area towns were notified and an investigation began to identify the body. Preliminary examinations by Dr. Chester E Haberlin indicated no foul play. The skeleton appeared to be a woman 18 to 20 with brunette hair. Clothing included a bra a button-down blouse with lace and slacks without pockets. No shoes were found and the fingers were missing. No missing person matching the description was listed.

Young Woo Iman Town Fair Stratford Avenue Stratford Chester E. Haberlin Haberlin

City's Industrialists Told Education Key to Future

A national management consultant urged Bridgeport’s industrial leaders to push private sector responsibility for improving the knowledge input of the workforce. Charles A. Kathe stressed education as vital to American business, addressing the Manufacturers Association of Bridgeport’s 6th annual dinner at Stratfield Motor Inn. The association re-elected Herman K. Beach Jr. as president and named officers and cited local firms for manufacturing job opportunities.

Alan FE Schornimus Bridgeport Manufacturers Association of Bridgeport Stratfield Motor Inn Charles A. Kathe National Association of Manufacturers Vas Kothe Association Herman K. Beach, Jr Philip RK. Marsilins Vvice Joseph CG Olson

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