China Refutes Attack Claims and Stresses Nuclear Defense
Premier Chou En-lai, in a Tokyo broadcast, defended China as a peaceful socialist state and said it would never commit aggression. He argued China and the Soviet Union seek to end nuclear weapons, while keeping a defense oriented arsenal to deter war threats by the United States or USSR. He also accused the United States and Soviet Union of encirclement and militarization, urging peaceful resolution per the five principles of mutual respect and sovereignty.
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Suit Aims to Block State Parochial Aid Funds
A federal suit filed in Hartford seeks to enjoin six million dollars in state aid to private and parochial schools, arguing funding violates religious freedom and worsens de facto segregation. The complaint asks for an injunction and a three judge panel to declare the act unconstitutional, with Yale Law School professor Clyde Summers among the plaintiffs. Page two continues.
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Stokes Victor Harrington Wins Congress Seat
AP reports Stokes Victor, Cleveland’s first Black mayor, won a Democratic mayoral primary in a tense race against Robert J. Kelly. In Massachusetts, Michael J. Harrington defeated William L. Saltonstall in a special congressional election with 178 of 186 precincts in, leading 69 764 to 7 225. Harrington, 33, takes Bates’s seat in Washington as a liberal antiwar voice.
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Mao Makes Public Rally Appearance as China Celebrates 20th Anniversary
In Peking Mao Tse-tung appeared publicly at Gate of Heavenly Peace with Lin Piao and other leaders as hundreds of thousands cheered Long live Chairman Mao. It was Mao’s first public appearance in over four months since May 13 when he and Lin last met with a delegation, ending weeks of speculation about their health.
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Weather Day in Bridgeport and Vicinity Mostly Sunny
The U S Weather Bureau reports Bridgeport and vicinity will be mostly sunny and pleasant today with a high near 70. Tonight will be fair with temperatures in the 40s and a 10 percent precipitation chance. Northwest winds 10 to 15 mph today and under 10 mph tonight.
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Welfare Crisis report to governor cites state shortfalls
Hartford AP says State Welfare Commissioner Bernard Shapiro calls Connecticut in a welfare crisis. He praises Nixon administration efforts but criticizes state lawmakers for cuts and revised welfare laws. He warns costs will rise and services to recipients be curtailed under 1969 70 budget.
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Lebanese Foil 2 Russians Attempting Jet Plane Theft
Beiruti authorities say Lebanese intelligence foiled an air force plot to steal a Mirage jet. Two Russians, one with diplomatic status, were arrested after a night raid. One Russian was critically wounded and confiscated cash was reported.
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Shock Is Fatal to US Lineman Raymund Scheibel
Raymund W. Scheibel 22 of Stratford died after an electric shock while on a pole on Ogden Street extension near Bell Street. He was aided by Stratford firefighters and US Steel workers but died at Bridgeport Hospital. A Navy veteran of World War II and UWUA member, he leaves a wife Lorraine, two sons, a daughter, and two brothers. Funeral services are planned at St James church in Stratford with burial in St Michael's cemetery.
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Tunney speaks on missing daughter in Europe
Former heavyweight champion Gene Tunney, in a wheelchair, describes his shock and helplessness over the disappearance of his daughter Joan Wilkinson, last seen during a summer trip in Europe. Police, including INTERPOL, pursued leads as Tunney underwent back surgery in Boston.
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Seven Green Berets return home after charges dropped
Seven of eight Green Berets arrested in the alleged slaying of a Vietnamese spy head home after the Army drops all charges against them. The eighth member remains. Col Rheault led the departure aboard a charter plane with 712 others to Travila Air Force Base. Captain Marasco says it’s great to be leaving.
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All Railroads Agree To Strike Shutdown
Washington AP executives of the nation s railroads voted to halt service across the country if shopcraft unions strike seven major lines The move aims to create an emergency situation to empower President Nixon to delay the strike for 60 days Union spokesmen could not be reached for comment The shutdown would affect nearly all railroads with service and layoffs contingent on union action President Nixon could delay the move by declaring an emergency or extending the cooling off period
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GI Thai Pullouts Exceed Forecast
AP reports a larger than expected U S troop drawdown in Southeast Asia with plans to pull 6 000 soldiers and sailors from Thailand and 1 000 Marines from South Vietnam. The announcement by U S and Thai leaders in Bangkok followed earlier estimates of 1 500 withdrawals from 48 000 personnel. Nixon orders 40 000 U S troops withdrawn from South Vietnam.
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CDAP Backs ABCD Bid for Near Million in Hartford Aid
CDAP greenlights a 986 535 to 996 535 grant request from Action for Bridgeport Community Development and forwards it to the Connecticut Department of Community Affairs in Hartford. The aid would cover up to two thirds of project costs for 26 programs, with ABCD and the city sharing at least 583 216.
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Features for Everybody In Telegram Every Day Plan
CDAP meeting chaired by Dwight T. Aavord approves ABCD proposals including a cultural acts center an academic development unit to finance ghetto businesses a Spanish affairs division and expanded teen and senior programs plus journalism teaching for minority teens Harvard study seeks 20000 state aid for Urbana Coalition feasibility study to support year round after school and weekend programs for 400 teens with 150000 more expansion and family planning. local plans span four towns and involve multiple universities and organizations to develop education and recreation initiatives.
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Darien Wreck Widow Sues PC for 2 Million
Georgia Viahakis of Stamford sues Penn Central in U.S. District Court as administratrix for her husband Costas Viahakis who died in the Aug 20 Le crash. The federal case seeks 2 million dollars under the Federal Employers Liability Act amid a Transportation Department probe.
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US Soviet Agree to Continue Talks on Mideast Settlement
At the United Nations the United States and the Soviet Union signaled they would carry on discussions on a Middle East settlement. Key officials, including P. Rogers and Andrei Gromyko, described no peaceful solution in sight but confirmed continued talks amid a tense atmosphere. The briefing followed a 30 minute exchange at Rogers' apartment during the U.N. General Assembly session.
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President Urges Americans To Stand Fast for Peace
President Nixon urged Americans to stand united for peace in Vietnam and embraced a 60 day moratorium on antiwar criticism. He presented the Presidential Unit Citation to the 1st Marine Regiment for defending Hue and praised their sacrifices as leaders use the term bug out to describe a withdrawal deadline.
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Soviet claim of new bomber sparks House debate
Rep Rivers said there is evidence Soviets developing a brand new bomber, a claim critics call unfounded based on testimony from Pentagon witnesses. The heated Rules Committee hearing on a $21.36 billion military spending bill covered missiles, ships, tanks, and the Safeguard system, with debate stretching to the full House as the Senate wrapped up its version.
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Braves Clinch NL West in dramatic 3-2 win over Reds
Atlanta topples Cincinnati 3-2 as Rico Carty lofts a sacrifice fly scoring Felix Millay from third in the seventh inning. The Braves improve to 10th straight win and advance to face the Mets in a best three-out-of-five series starting Saturday at Airnote Stadium before 43,974 fans.
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Marathon House Opens in City War on Drugs
Marathon House, a day-provided center for narcotic rehabilitation, was formally opened yesterday by Mayor Curran. He urged parents to take advantage of the free expert help offered at the new facility.
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Three Day Work Week Proposal Prompts Debate
Economist Millard C Faught argues a split nation would adopt two groups each working three 40 hour days with a four day weekend while industry runs a six day 60 hour week Sundays off and a two group system would boost efficiency and curb pollution his concept outlined at a Houston luncheon with local businessmen.
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