Miller Acquitted In Retrial
Jurors acquitted Miller after a retrial in a case where government methods to induce Caron’s identification were questioned. Testimony suggested a look alike, Mario Natalizio of Miami, may have delivered the drugs. Witnesses spoke of hypnosis and memory alteration and of compensatory time off in lieu of pay for welfare department staff. The jury also replayed Caron’s account of meeting the drug holder between 3 and 4 pm on August 22, 1963.
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Caron
Miller
Duke
Mario Natalizio
Miami
Fla
Carson
Cause Department
Milerlow
Bernard Shapiro
District Welfare Direct
McLean
Ler Bury
Natalizio
Justice Department
Ronald Blask
Welfare Aides in Hartford Balk at Standby Duty
About 180 welfare workers in Hartford voted Friday to refuse emergency standby duty under the state welfare department unless paid. They said the new system would assign standby duties with compensation only for time off or regular pay if handling calls, and would not pay for telephone-only work. The protest began weekend coverage was planned but delayed.
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Hartford, Conn
Hartford
State Welfare Department
Tomer
Noone
CDAP Speakers Face Fairfield Site Plan Clash in Syntex Debate
Fairfield residents hear CDAP plan details at First Church Congregational meeting on redevelopment sites 7-8 and 6A 6B as OWN backers press for industrial use and Syntex relocation remains a contentious point with multiple local buyers voicing support for West Side 2 expansion and Bridgeport firms urging industrial zoning.
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Judge Flanagan
OWN
Flanagan
Dunnigan
T Hat Own
Nan
OWN Now
Fred Moses
Mr. Kelly
Harmon E. Snoke
Manufacturer's Association of Bridgeport
Snoke
Syntex
Pillar
Kelly
West End
Snake
Bridgeport
A. W. Anderson
Apex Tool Company
Cherry Street
Arthur Clifford
Bodine
Edward Bodine
CDAP
Fairfield of
Fairfield
Human Relations Committee of
Beach Road
Jas Spencer Lee, Jr
Dirper McLevy Hall
Arthur LaChioma
Regis- Bridgeport Cdap
U.S
William E. Murray Associates
Bodine Corporation
Bonezzo Realty Company
Four Homes and Store Burglary Reported in Bridgeport
Bridgeport detectives report burglars entered four homes and a confectionery store yesterday. Anthony Ricci at 341 Griffin Ave lost a hi fi and cash. Mary Kirzian at 453 Hal Jett St lost two TV sets and a radio. Vergil Garcia at 2260 Fairfield Ave lost a color TV valued at 455 dollars. Elizabeth Jordan at 105 Ogden St ext reported cash and items missing. Confessor DeJesus of 1253 State St said 20 cartons of cigarettes were taken.
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Bridgeport
Anthony Ricci
Griffin Avenue
Mary Kirzian
Hal Jett Street
Earl Mellon
Vergil Garcia
Fairfield, Avenue
Elizabeth Jordan
Ogden Street
Confessor DeJesus
State Street
Three Youths Knock Down Woman and Rob Purse in South End
A woman returning home from shopping was knocked to the pavement at 7:30 last night on Ridge avenue. Rebecca Silva of Building 15 Marina village said three Negro youths about 11 years old pushed her down and stole a pocketbook containing $45 and personal belongings, per Det. Robert Gregory.
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South End
Rebecca Silva
Building 15
Marina Village
Ridge Avenue
Robert Gregory
James B Jones to Lead Black Family Panel
James B Jones, minority group representative for Connecticut State Employment Service, will co lead a discussion on Economics and Employment of Black Families at the Connecticut Council on the Family fall meeting. Dr Samuel Proctor, Rutgers education professor and author, will be principal speaker at the Waverly Inn Cheshire.
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James B. Jones
Connecticut State Employment Service
Connecticut Council On the Family
Waverly Inn
Cheshire
Anne Holloway
Grand Street
Hartford
Samuel’ Proctor
Rutgers University
New Brunswick
N.J
America
Transformer Burns on Fairfield Pole
Fairfield firefighters from Company two were summoned to extinguish a burning transformer on a utility pole yesterday at 5 20 P M at Noonan Motors 355 Kings Highway east. Fire officials said the United Illuminating company also was called to the scene to make repairs.
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Fairfield
Noonan Motors
Kings Highway East
United Illuminating Company
Shelton Man's Car Flips in Fairfield Ditch Injury Report
A 36 year old Shelton man was seriously injured when his small foreign car went out of control on Easton Turnpike near Colonese Road Fairfield. Joseph S. Krivensky of Black Hill Road was treated at St. Vincent's hospital for a injured left arm and released. Patrolman John Swindon said the car headed north swerved to the south shoulder, struck a barricade, overturned, and rested facing south. No arrest was made.
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Shelton
Easton Turnpike
Colonese Road
Fairfield
Joseph S. Krivensky
Black Hill Road
St. Vincent’s Hospital
John Swindon
Krivensky
Woman Hurt Seriously In Turnpike Smashup
Mrs Shannon Fierson of Rowayton 33 was injured seriously when her car struck the Blatchley avenue overpass abutment on the Connecticut Turnpike and overturned. She was pinned until State Trooper Donald Taylor and Stamford police freed her and she was taken to Stamford Hospital in serious condition with head chest and leg injuries. The eastbound car loss control for unknown reasons and the crash was under investigation.
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Stamford
Shannon Fierson
Hunt Street
Rowayton
Blatchley Avenue
Fierson
Donald Taylor
New Road Noise Monitor Accepted in Test on Pike
Governor Dempsey and state officials officially accepted a CBS Laboratories highway noise monitor. The device records noise levels and photographs offending vehicles on the Connecticut turnpike and Merritt Parkway, with first deployments in Norwalk and mid Fairfield County after a two week transfer period.
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Nicholas Olivieri
Troop G
Westport
CBS Laboratories
Connecticut Turnpike
Fairfield County
John Dempscy
Darien
Pike
Dempsey
Connecticut Research Commission
Leo J. Mulcahy
Mid
Warren G. Stoker
Connectic Rch
Norwalk
Merritt Parkway
Frank N. Zullo
Connecticut
Amuladlignee Ey
The
Approval Given For 153 Garden Apartments
The planning commission approved a zone change from Residence to Business 1 for 153 Garden Apartments on Huntington Turnpike and East Main Street, site of Briarwood Farms shop. Several tabled pleas were left unresolved including Gino restaurant’s B Residence to Business 1 request, Alfred Lenoci’s North avenue project, and Omegas of Bridgeport rehearing. Spokespersons await city attorney guidance as Leroy Rice retires after long service. George Farrell Jr. will replace him.
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Michael Sorge
Huntington Turnpike
East Main Street
Briarwood Farms
Gino Restaurant
Park and Fair’ Field Avenues
Alfred Lenoci
North Avenue
Cartright Street
Omegas of Bridgeport, Inc
Leroy Rice
George Farrell, Jr
John R. Goldemen
Edward C. Liska
Sidney Dworkin
Joan W. Lancaster
Michael Licamele
Agnew Speech Triggers Firefight Over News Coverage
Des Moines showdown sparks clash among Sen. Percy and others rallying for or against Agnew. FCC and networks defend fair coverage while Burch reports complaints about the vice president's remarks. Public reaction shows mixed calls to support networks or Agnew's push for stronger scrutiny.
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Vietnam
Charles Percy
Bill
Des Moines
United States
FCC
Burch
Nixon
ABC
CBS
NBC
IBC
Agnew
Aslin
White House
Iowa
Bessidant
New York
Lavery to Present Day Care Plan At Community Meeting
Hugh J. Lavery and the Metropolitan Day Care committee sponsor a Monday 7:30 PM community meeting at City Hall to discuss day care facilities training and funding. The program includes Rev. Frank S. Denton and Mrs. James Elliott, with Prof. Marjorie Hansen and Howell Fuller presenting on facilities education and funding.
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Hugh J. Lavery
James Halsey
Church Council
Cou Nnty
City Hall
ABCD
Council of Churches At
Greater Bridgeport
Frank S. Denton
Social Concerns Department
CCGB
James Elliott
Westport
Marjorie
Howell Fuller
Connecticut ‘State Welfare Department
Air Force Cuts Back Giant C5 Transport Program
The Air Force plans to reduce the C5A program and cut procurement to 81 planes. Marietta and Lockheed plants face job effects as the Defense Department aims to trim costs by at least 1.5 billion dollars amid costs overruns and shifts in foreign policy.
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Marietta, Ga
Defense Department
Pentagon
Defense
Presenta
Ion
Gress
A. E. Fitz
Robert S. Mcgerald
Air Force
Namara
Testa
Emer- Proxmire
Fitzgerald
Air Forces
Lockheed
United States
Burbank
Calif
Marietta
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Lafayette Plaza
Mr. Fusco
East Haddam
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Hsus National Humane Education Center
Washington, D.C
Hsus State
Box 58
William J. Lavery
Murray Associates
Quality Die Casting
Atlantic Street
Myron P. Hardy
Peerless Aluminum Foundry Company
Andover Street
West Side 2
Peerless
Bridgeport Metal Goods Manufacturing Company
Herman Beach
James Jones
Fairfield Pole
Shelton Man
Fairfield Ditch
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Rasta
WUC
CBS: Laboratories
Peter Goldmark
Maringa
Grveiiiy
Stoker
Research Commission
Mulcahy
California
Chicago
Chet Huntley
NBC Radio
Burch J
Congressional
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Aa Tata
Ziegler
Easuyes
Cape Kennedy
Museus Wele
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W. Averell Harriman
Paris
Harriman
American Broadcasting Co
Kennedy
Sen
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Averell Harriman
Young
National Broadcasting Co
Columbia Broadcasting System
Scott
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Fannin
Alan Cranston
Dcalif
George Murphy
R-Calif
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