Accuse Sara of Arson in Duplex Fire
The empty apartment was recently renovated and damage was not extensive. No one was hurt. Sara, described as well known to police, has a history including a six to seven year term for a past firing incident at Cheshire Reformatory in 1961 and alleged attacks on guards. A Superior court jury recently found a different defendant not guilty in a sensational case.
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Sara
Somers
Maguis
Saiz
Sidney Reynolds
Hudson River
Wilbur Patz
Albert Wicek
Witdur Burdge
Perrocco Seeks School Suit Over Snafu on Grant
Socialist mayoral candidate Albert M. Perrocco says he will back Mayor Curran’s call for the Board of Education to sue Gov. Thomas Meskill and state officials over funds for schools. He would press action if Education President Francis J. King and Assistant Superintendent Walter Chop resign, linking to a financial crisis and potential seven mill tax rise.
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Albert M. Perrocco
Curran
Board of Education
Thomas
Meskill
Faye Ln
Perroceo
Perrocco
Ely
Beard’ of Education
Francis J. King
Schouls
Walter Chop
Uiture
Moskill
Cost and Quality of Medical Care Debate in Richardson Remarks
Richardson calls tying health insurance mandates to assurances on cost and quality of care while criticizing welfare reform timing. Rehards on welfare action before year end noted. California tax ruling cited as inequitable. Newsweek poll shows opinions on ware and price controls post freeze. Gallup telephonic survey cited.
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Richardson
Rehardeson
Congress
Senate
California Supreme Court
Hial
Newsweek Maga Vint
Newsweek
Nixonapnics
Gallup
Black White Parents Seek to Subdue Tensions in Springfield
In Springfield Massachusetts black and white parents of students from racially troubled high schools met the Sunday to discuss public hearings. About 100 parents signed a pledge to form a committee to organize hearings, assess disciplinary standards, and recommend reforms to city and state authorities. The effort is sponsored by the local NAACP chapter and the Urban League with a goal to address alleged double standards in school discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
Polles Crupsey
Merc
Nno
Wren
Schwal Sys
James Hennessey
The
National Associaton For the Advancement of Colored People
Springheld
Urban League
South End
Two-China policy hard going for United States
United Nations delegates warned the United States faces a tough fight over its two China policy as Washington seeks to keep Nationalist China in the UN while inviting the Communist People’s Republic of China. Many expect a tossup on whether the PRC or Taiwan takes the seat, with Secretary of State Rusk prepared to defend the policy before the General Assembly.
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William N. Oatis
United Nations
United States
China
Communist People’s Republc
Ching
Republic of Chinas
Geneva Assembly
William P. Rav Rers
Assembly
U.S
Washington
Qwibl
Ite
Nation Assembly
Aim
State Gets Grant On Auto Inspection
Hartford report states the Motor Vehicle Department received a federal grant to fund its inspection program. The grant will cover salaries for five inspectors likely transferring from existing jobs within the department and equipment costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Motor Vehicle Department
Auamamssinner
Robert Jt
Leuba
Mikers
Lona
Pe Wak
National Highway Traffic Safety
Chinese delegation tours UK and France amid health and diplomacy chatter
A Chinese delegation visited the Uke lorie chatraux at the Tire Valley and planned tours to Toulouse to view the Concorde airliner and French aeronautic advances. Speculation swirled about Premier Chou Enlai’s illness and a power struggle as the ambassador Huang Chon did not accompany the tour. no official explanation was given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Thlan Tee-lung
Psi
Georges Pompidou
Akio
Chou Enlai
Pacis
Huang Chon
Paris
Peking
Bloody Saigon Election Sparks Violent Turmoil Across Vietnam
A chaotic vote in South Vietnam leaves multiple cities and towns hit by shelling and terrorist acts. Reports cite at least seven killed and dozens wounded, with rioting and clashes in Da Nang, Saigon, and other centers as monks students and veterans attempt to shut polling places.
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Saigon
Blen Flea
da Nang
Vung Tau
Tay Ninh
Can Tho
Vinh Long
Quang Ngai
Div Nang
Associated Press
Finger Jensen
Panuzio Faces Socialist Challenger in Local Mayoral Race
Albert M. Perrocco and Sorialiet candidates challenged Republican Panuzio as a public meeting was announced. Rivalries center on the Socialist platform claims of a rigged election and calls to cast light on the race amid volatile campaign activity in a Workmen's Circle hall setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert M. Perrocco
Sorialiet
Nicholas A. Panuzio
Thieu
Hane
Histom
Workmen's Circle Hall
Gen. Duong Street
Yan
Big" Minh
Vice Press
Panazio
Ngayey Can Ky
Socialist Party
Podgorny Leads Soviet Group in Hanoi for Tour
A Soviet delegation led by President Nikolai Podgorny arrived in Hanoi for a North Vietnamese tour. First Deputy Premier Kirill Mazurov accompanied him as thousands welcomed the visitors with a red carpet. The Moscow broadcast said Podgorny’s talks with President Ton Duc Thang focused on mutual interests and continued Soviet aid to defeat U S aggression and build socialism.
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TOKYG
Nikala
Podgorny
iHanol
North Ieram
Muscavy
Campess
Kanni
North Vietnam
Podgacny
Nhen Dan
U.S
South Vietnam
Nguyen van ‘Thien
Soviet Union
Podgueng
Moscow
Vietnam
Kryll T. Mazurov
Hanoi
Radio Moscow
Padgorny Lnter
Ted Duc Thang
Decline Seen in New York Roast Beef and Chicken Dinners
In New York City metro area the average cost to prepare a four person roast beef dinner fell six cents to 6.16 while a chicken dinner dropped 13 cents to 4.20 according to a government report. Davis Blenstock, director of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, noted lower prices for meal components driven by reduced chicken costs and related items. A month earlier roast beef was 6.22 and chicken 4.41. one year ago roast beef was 4.84 and chicken 4.08.
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New York
Herbert Blenstock
US Bureau of Labor Statistics
Eueed
Lawyer Bailey Quotes Calley On His Admission of Guilt
New Haven Connecticut AP report describes lawyer Lee Bailey recounting his conversations with William Calley who allegedly said he would find himself guilty of manslaughter in the My Lai case. Bailey says Medina may testify in the Henderson trial and that Medina attempted to cover up information during the investigation.
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Marc Charney
New Haven
Conn
Lee Bailey
St Nest Medina
Lai
Henderson
Halley
Yale University
Calley
Georgia
Rusty
Ian
Bailey
Hailey
Baily
Medina
Calley Fas Eines
Ut Calley
Medina T
Jase
Leon
My Lai
Pial
Ater
Baileys
Balley
Col. Henderson
Stamfordite Accused Of Attempted Larceny
Nantucket Massachusetts report says John Walsh of Stamford Connecticut is charged with attempted larceny after allegedly trying to withdraw money from the Coffin couple's checking account in a New England vacation incident. The couple, C. Clark Coffin and Macie Coffin, ages 70, were missing and later found safe. authorities were alerted Friday.
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Nantucket
Mass
C. Clark Cottin
Macie
Maine
Collins
New England
John 3. Walsh
Stamford
Conn
Mayors Trip to Poland Opens City Forum at Warsaw
Five American mayors arrive in Warsaw to meet Polish officials at the Foreign Ministry and discuss municipal progress. Governor Gribbs says he is pleased to learn about Poland and share U S experiences as they tour Gdansk and other cities during a Friday schedule. He notes his Polish roots and plans to visit Krakow.
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Warsaw
America
Poland
Ben Hoo
Buluth
Minn
Thomas DiAlesandra
Ballimarcy
Willis D. Gradison
Cincinsbali
Roman S$. Gribbs
Frank N. Zuila
Norwalk
Conn
Witold Spochalski
Krakow
Gdansk
Baltic
Wladyslaw Gomutika
Thieves Nab Mink Coat and Various Items In City
Police report a daytime theft in the city yesterday with suspects escaping via a window. Reported losses include a mink coat jewelry a weapon an air conditioner tires batteries tools and several home items from multiple addresses and businesses.
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Fhilewes
Te City
Wons der Teoad Company
Wellstreet
Dana Barkett
Black Rock Avenue
Siflas Aid & Siatgun
Cerritelli
Alin Street
Carrie Buster
Beardsley Terrace
Sara Brazen
City approval sought for 148 new emergency jobs
Bridgeport officials outline 148 new Emergency Employment jobs funded by a federal grant totaling about 1.15 million dollars. allocations cover Public Works Police BRA Housing Authority and other departments including 23 special policemen 12 human relations advisors and 57 total posts for schools and city services. recruitment targets unemployed residents. hiring to begin after federal approval in late October or November.
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Education Department
Connelly
Ponson
Bridgeport Housing Authority
Yone
Salie
Mr. Connelly
BHA
Francis J. Shanley
U.S
Tasper McLevy Jialla
Stanley Kamykowzki
Curfat
JFK Federat
Boston
Miyou Hy
Crrran
Joseph P. Gallo
Howard M. Moran
East Side Model Cities Agency
Thomas A. McLaughlin
George Adamchak
Theodore Genet
Ie Comptroller's Office
Fir
Kamykowski
Connecticut State Employment Service
ABCD
Thomas Corso
Connecticut Management Executive Association
Fultons
Board of Eduction
Aumane Affairs
Dinan
Memorial Center
Hillside Hospital
Blair
Vital. Statistics Office
Arller
Public Works
Josetin Park
Police Department
Lake Time
Bridgeport Mousing Authority
Emergency Employment Program Administration
Mc Connelly
Quck
BRA
Bridgeport
Two Men Die In Irish Violence
McDermott 19, an Army spokesman said security forces believe he helped plant the bomb. A second victim was shot during predawn gunfire in Falls Road, Belfast. About 12,000 British troops patrol Northern Ireland amid sectarian tension. In September there were 266 arrests, 5 small arms seized, and 423 pounds of explosives found. Celtics delegates reported funds to aid troops on duty who leave their units during the three day league meeting with Celtic communities across the British Isles and Brittany.
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McDermott
Falls Road
Northern Ireland
Glasgow
Scotland
Iresh
Ireland
Wales
Isle of Man
Cornwall
England
Brittany
France
Jet narrowly misses model plane near Kennedy Airport
A Delta flight from Houston with 55 passengers aboard narrowly avoided collision with a red and white model airplane near Kennedy Airport Sunday afternoon. Captain Roger Gilbert reported the model aircraft came within a few hundred feet as both planes approached the field. The Coast Guard noted the model was being flown by a local club at the abandoned Finyd Bennett field nearby.
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New York
Kennedy Airport
Roger Gilbert
Delta
Houston
Tex
Coast Guard
Finyd Bennett
Ark-Load Of Soviets Leave Britain By Ship For Letp ingrad
A group of Soviet Embassy and trade mission officials expelled from Britain sailed Sunday night on the battka cruiser toward Leningrad with suitcases and two Moskvitch cars aboard. About 70 to 90 passengers were expelled officials and their families and two weeks were given for others to depart. The scene at Tilbury Docks included shouted farewells as 200 sightseers waved from the crowd while the ship played a song from Fiddler on the Roof.
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London
Britain
Sup
Tvery
Tilbury Docks
Sevanty
Brassco Pact Extended Deadline For Local 24411
The deadline for a contract between Local 24411 Brass Workers Union and Bridgeport Brass was extended to November 15. Samuel Volpe, president of the International Union, said terms agreed now could not be altered before November 1 and the union chose to wait and see.
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Brass Workers Federal Labor Union
Bridgeport Brass Company
Nixon
Samwel Volpe
Volpe
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