Talks on Cuba Crisis Show Some Progress
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Kuznetsov and Cuban Ambassador Lechuga pressed for a UN meeting with U Thant to present proposals while the United States insisted on Soviet jet bombers leaving Cuba and verification measures. No major new concessions were revealed as Geneva sources noted ICRC drop from inspection plans and US-Soviet messages continued behind the scenes.
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Cuba
Vasiy V. Kuenelsov
Carlos Lechuga
U Tnant
Kuznetsov
U. S
Adiai EL. Stevenson
United Nations
Stevenson
Lechuga
Thent
Thant
United States
Castro
Guantanamo
Mikoyan
Hafang
Geneva
International Committee of the Red Cross
Red Cross
ICRC
Student Educators Parley Tonight at Bridgeport Center
A regional meeting of the Student Education Association is set for the University of Bridgeport Student Center tonight from 7:30 to 9:30. The program features a panel on Liberal Education Versus Professional Education in preparation of teachers with participants including Dr. Carlyle G. Woyt and Dr. Milton Millhaus. Student reps from Danbury Slyton Prachers College and Fairfield University are expected to attend.
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Student Eucation Association
University of Bridgeport
Carlyle G. Woyt
Oty
Department of Secondary Edu
Fearon
Milton Millhaus
Danbury Slyton Prachers College
Fairfield University
Reactions Vary On Berlin Wall Tribute At Ceremony
At a closing ceremony a National Guard tank will knock down the Berlin Wall replica at 5 pm EST Thursday. A Richmond National Guard infantry squad will symbolically charge through toppled remains as traffic on Main Street is rerouted by side streets to bypass the blocked 44 foot thoroughfare.
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National Guard
Pam
Richmond
Oneayay
Main Street
Alpert Pushes Pension Fight In Rail Line Case
Alpert pushes a pension fight claiming $70,000 in legal fees from the railroad avnike. His father was president. his old law firm did tax abatement work for the RR since 1954. Alpert succeeded Fratick J McGinnis as president and led New Haven subsidiaries including Boston Terminal Corp New England Transport Rating Co and the Connecticut Company. he served without salary while former presidents earned over $60,000 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avnike
Alpert
Fratcick J
Space Flight Teams Form for Gemini Apollo Plans
The Space Agency named a nine-man astronauts team to participate in Mercury pilots followed by Gemini and Apollo programs. The Gemini craft will stay in orbit up to two weeks to practice rendezvous with satellites as preparations for lunar missions continue. The lunar landing craft aims to ferry crews to the Moon and return to Earth, targeting around 1970.
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Geneva
ICRC
Cuba
United States
Cooper
U.S. Naval
Geraint
Selectia
NASA
U.S
Jay
Russia
Allas
General Dynamics Astronautics
San Diego
Calif
Cape Canaveral
Atlantic Ooran
John H. Glenn
Intiel
Vorm
Scott Carpenter
Virgil I. Grissom
Shepard
Space Agency
Astronauls
Mercury
Gemini
Apollo
Rerew
Lunar
Earth
Mendelson files alienation suit over wife in Connecticut
David Mendelson of Norwalk files an alienation of affection suit against Jerome FE. Millard over wife Barbara Greenberg Mendelson. Case returnable to Superior Court Stamford on December 4. Plaintiff seeks 100000 dollars in damages for alleged acts since October 1960 that harmed marital relations. Mendelsons married May 24, 1949, with two minor children. Austria begins implementing a new tariff ordinance.
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Westport
Saugatuck Shores
Jerome FE
Millard
David Mendelson
Norwalk
Barbara Greenberg Mendelson
Superiis Court
Stamford
Dorothy Janson
Wiel
Mendelson
Murder Case Seeks Handy Man as Suspect
Police search for a handyman as the suspect in a murder and kidnapping case involving Mrs Sillan and her daughter Gail. The killer likely knew the house layout, and Gail reported being raped multiple times during ten hours of captivity. Autopsy results pending, no sign of robbery, funeral set for Mrs Sillan in Sleepy Hollow.
Norwalk teen abducted and raped found safe guard in hospital
Fourteen year old Gail Sillan was found by Norwalk residents after being bound and wrapped in a blanket in a car, later raped, and placed in a garage. Police guard her room as they search for the suspect, described as a man with short dark hair and medium height. The ninth grade Bedford Junior High student asked to call her mother, who was later found dead. she remains in hospital in good condition. She has two brothers Pierre in the armed forces and FouI a college student.
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Norwalk
Gail Sillan
Walter Burgo
Burgos
Washington Village
Gail
Gall
Siona
Bedford Junior High School
Westport
Pierre
Foul
Civil Service to Study Council Devised Seniority Plan
The Civil Service commission, after reviewing revisions by the Common Council, will study two suggestions added to the seniority plan. The panel previously opposed changes but now will confer with city employee representatives before recontacting the council. If approved, another round of votes by both bodies may be needed. The plan governs seniority for recalls, transfers, retirements, and related terms and includes limits on two year extensions.
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Civil Service Commission
Common Council
Cily
Commission
Leonard B. Kershner
Hugh C. Curran
Kershner
Coun
Cil
Italona
Niles
Tedesco
Civil Service
Kennedy appoints Treasury counsel in recess appointment
President Kennedy named Gaspard d Andelot Helin of Cambridge Massachusetts as general counsel of the Treasury department in a recess appointment. Belin a Cambridge city councilman and partner at Choate Hall and Stewart, also directs Harvard Trust and United Research, born in Scranton and a Yale Law School graduate, married with five children.
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Washington, Navy
UPN
Kennedy
Gaspard d'Andelot Helin
Cambridge
Mass
Treasury Department
Belin
Robert
Boston Laws
Choate, Hall and Stewart
Harvard, Trust Company
United Research Corporation
Scranton
Yale, University Law School
Prince Philip proposes Arctic pumps plan in San Francisco
In San Francisco Prince Philip spoke as Commonwealth president at the English Speaking Union conference. He proposed a plan to keep Arctic waters open by installing pumps on masts at the Bering Strait to prevent ice blockages, arguing it would be cheaper and safer than a dam across the straits. The plan aims to allow shipping to pass while reducing flood and ice risks.
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Moscow
Sevi
San Francisco
Alexei Sokolov
Prince Philip
Arctic
Bering
Ups
Alaska
Siberia
Elizabeth 1
Tass
Kiev 4
Epee
Harpet
Horpe Christopher
David Sokolov
Ormsby Gore
Ray Wade
Afaalévere
Hill Farm Road
Pierce J. Gerely
Clam Box
Westport
Black Rock
Gerety
Gertly
Paul Schaefer
J. A. Higgins
Tuckahoe
Berg Street
Walton Gleacher Jr
William Canfield
William Anderson
Collectors React to Misprinted Hammarskjold Stamp Plan
Collectors across the nation condemn the Post Office Department decision to release misprints of the Hammarskjold stamp with inverted yellow background and mislocated four cent designation. Dealers argue the move may curb speculative value while some predict collectors could have earned fortunes if the finders had kept quiet.
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Forregragst
Carmel
N. Y
United Cn
Post Office Department
Newark
N.J
Cleveland
Chicago
Denver
West
William W. Wylie
Western Stamp Cole Rector
Albany
Ore
Cole
Post Office
J. Edward Day
James F. Kelleher
Day
Philatelic ‘Sales Agency
Washington
Hammarskjold
U. N
Iself
Laurence W. Moltz
Highway line proposal draws opposition from Greenfield Hill
Norwich 8 6 Goodspeed spoke for Greenfield Hill Village Improvement Society as residents oppose a proposed arterial highway. He warned a highway would invite traffic and harm development. Rev Edmund C O'Connell also expressed fear of a major highway near St Pius X church.
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Norwich
Goodspeed
Greenfield Hill Village
Hill Farm Road
Duck Fartrad
Mr. Goodspeed
Edmund C. O'Connell
St. Pius X Church
Brookside Drive
Father O'Connell
Cops Commended and Reform Requests Highlight Board Meeting
Police board commends officers amid bail set at five thousand dollars each. The board reviews a resignation and reinstatement request from Anthony Pellegrino, former officer seeking reentry after certification. Pellegrino previously served as a Federal Marshal for the state before resigning.
Fairfield Socialists gain recanvass in district race
Acting Socialist Town Chair William Visokay praised Town Clerk William L Keller for handling a recanvass that added a small number of votes for Socialist candidates in the First district. The corrected totals did not alter outcomes as Socialists trailed Republicans by more than 15,500 votes. A Fairfield woman, Martha Vayda, 99, was beaten and robbed near Kings Highway after a church meeting. $20 and a paycheck were stolen, and she was treated at Park City hospital.
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William §. Visokay
Board of Education
Moy
William L. Keller
Recanvass
Visokay
Keller
Irving H. Johnson
Michael Harvath
Tarsstate
David Lipscher
Fairfield
Kings Highway
Fairfield Sler
Martha Vayda
Yolland Hill Road
Hager Food Company
Michael Farkas
Vayda
Park City Hospital
Farkas
St. Emery's
New York
Vending Industry Conclave Set for Tuesday in Wallingford
The Connecticut Automatic Merchandising Council meets at the Yankee Silversmith in Wallingford Tuesday at 7 pm to outline a legislative action program for the vending industry. Richard Funk of NAMA will discuss recent state programs and industry trends following a San Francisco convention report. Louis P. Grossman chairs arrangements. Francis J. Keefe serves on the local committee.
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Yankee Silverssmith
Wallingford
San Francisco
Richard Funk
NAMA
Louis P. Grossman
Food Servfices
Connecticut
Francis J Keefe
Canteen Company
Bridgeport
Lost hunter sought near Rockwood Mains
Air and ground search were conducted today for a New Jersey hunter last seen in the wilderness north of Rockwood Mains on November 1. Local authorities urged anyone with information to contact the sheriff's office.
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Rockwood
Mains
New Jersey
Here
Ole Miss Riot Probe Report Delayed in Oxford
Lafay ette county grand jury cannot report its findings on the University of Mississippi race violence before Friday due to delays from the federal investigation. District Attorney Jesse Yancy Sr said the grand jury will wait for federal evidence and findings, delaying decisions on the deaths of Paul Guihard and Ray Gunter and other riot events.
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Oxford
Miss
Jesse Yancy
Lafayette County
University of Mississippi
Yancy
Prand
Qianan Grand Jury
Paul Guihard
Ray Gunter
Guihard
Gunter
Grand Jury
Lions Meet With Sons Father and Son Night
The Bridgeport Lions club gathers for a 6 30 p m meeting at Stratfield with a Father and Son night. A naval aviation history film will be shown, and the time is moved from the usual noon session.
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Bridgeport Lions Club
Stratfield
Naval Aviation
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