Waldwell Progressing Well in St. Vincent's Vietnam
Senator Caldwell, injured October in a road accident on the Merrill Parkway, is listed as progressing well and in satisfactory condition at St. Vincent's Hospital. Hospital officials note multiple fractures and abdominal injuries from the crash while he recovers. In a separate war update, Communist forces shell the Pleiku base with rockets, causing damage to a transport aircraft and several buildings, with casualties among civilians and military personnel.
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J. Edward [Eathwall
D-Hridgeport
Merrill Parkway
Toumbull
St. Vincent's Hospital
Caldwell
State Senate
Parkway
Cents Highlaals
Trres
Pleiku
Saigon
Dollar Surges Against Pound and European Currencies
The dollar rose sharply against the British pound and fell in Europe amid mining and power worker strikes. It closed near record highs versus the Swiss franc and Dutch guilder, with substantial gains in Frankfurt and remarks from London traders about undervaluation and improved UK trade.
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Europe
Zurich
Amsterdam
Frankfurt
London
Japan
Fuel pinch fills oil needs as Plymouth plant shuts down
Boston Edison’s Pilgrim Station’s two day shutdown prompts oil burn of over a million gallons daily to keep the New England grid afloat. NEPEX warns of potential selective blackouts if fuel shortages persist while Distrigas works to repair a gas line in Algeria before year’s end. Gas companies say stored supplies and current constraints should prevent customer curtailment through winter.
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Boston Edison
Pilgrim
Plymouth
Mass
New England
New England Power Exchange
NIPEX
Norman McKenzie
McKenzie
Algeria
Everest
Masa
Distrigas
Distiigas
Duntongas
Brockton- Tawnton Gas Co
Mystic Valley Gas Co
Fall River Gas Co
Haverhill Gas Co
Gas crisis fuel debate on Sunday closures and allocations
Government may close most gas stations on Sundays if shortages worsen. Gas allocations depend on past dealer sales, rewarding those who led price wars with higher monthly quotas. Connecticut Automobile Association predicts 10 to 70 percent of stations could shut tomorrow. Holiday closures already reduce supply by about 50 to 70 percent, with an extra 20 percent expected Thursday.
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Guzzi
Rehard Tebert
Connecticut Automobile Association
Bridgeport
Bpokesman
Herbert
Fix Gov Shannon Off Critical List in Connecticut
Former Connecticut governor James C. Shannon moved from critical condition to fair status at St. Vincent's hospital. A hospital spokesman said Shannon, 77, now a state referee, had been in intensive care before being moved to a private room. Shannon, who died governor duties 1945 to 1949, also served as associate justice of the state Supreme Court and a Superior Court judge. He resides at 605 West McKinley Avenue and has been retired seven years from the Supreme Court.
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James C. Shannon
Bridgeport
St. Vincent's Hospital
Ft. Vincent's
Ssid
Shanon
Shannon
Connecticut
James L
Conaughy
State Supreme Court
West
McKinley Avenue
Supreme Court
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