UE Strike Vote Called Over GE Labor Row
The United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers urged GE locals to vote on strike by next Thursday after a White House intervention averted a prior walkout. UE Local 211 at Bridgeport plans meetings by Monday to conduct the vote for about 21 members with multiple sessions to fit shifts.
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Bridgeport
Puzzle Series Prize Rises to $200 In Sunday Post
Puzzle fans faced a losing streak in Puzzle 646 as the prize climbs from 1750 to 200. The note hints at insights for Puzzle 645 clues with examples like ACROSS 6 RESOLUTIONS not revolutions and jacket not racket, urging readers to hunt for right answers.
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Two Men Die in Head on Collision on Old Town Road
A head on crash on Old Town road near Frenchtown road killed 50 year old Harry Stoeppel of 2949 Reservoir avenue Trumbull and another man. A third man in a van was injured when his vehicle hit the wreckage. Fire and police freed the victims with power saws and tow trucks. The crash occurred at about 7 50 last night. The other driver Lacobelle 18 of 1890 Old Town road Trumbull died at scene. The van driver Robert Kent 23 was not named in later report. Scene investigated by Dr. George Molnar medical examiner. Continued on Page Eight.
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Johnson warns Congress on spending and taxes
President Johnson told Congress that higher federal spending is likely to trigger higher taxes, noting the tax decision depends on figures for domestic and military outlays. He urged voting on appropriations and said revenue measures will follow once bills are received and reviewed.
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Johnson to Make Far East Tour as President Elect
Lyndon B. Johnson confirmed the first overseas trip will be the longest ever by an American president elect. The journey runs Oct 17 to Nov 2, spanning about 25,000 miles through New Zealand Australia the Philippines Thailand Malaysia and Korea. The aim is a peace effort in Vietnam with a Manila conference as a centerpiece. Johnson said no plans exist to visit Vietnam itself.
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10 Story Wing Dedicated At Bridgeport Hospital
Bridgeport Hospital honors its new 10 story wing as the culmination of 11 years of planning and construction The dedication was announced by hospital officials noting the wing will serve hospital personnel and patients The event follows the hospital’s long standing building program dating to 1880 and the ongoing use of existing facilities in the city area
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Hospital Plan Revised Seeks 1990 Master Plan
Isaac E. Schine announces updated master plan for hospital expansion. The plan contemplates completing the first phase by 1971 with 306 beds including maternity use, adding two 10 story towers or relocating to a new site, and a parking garage for 400 cars, as part of a five year installment program amid a broader development to 1990.
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Johnson Itinerary For Far East Visit
President Johnson outlined a six nation Far East trip schedule at a news conference. The itinerary lists departures from Washington on October 17 with stops in Honolulu Pago Pago New Zealand Australia Manila Thailand Malaysia Korea and a return via Alaska arriving November 2.
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Thailand
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Armed Copters Chase Fleeing Red Viet Force
Allied pilots from helicopters tracked a mixed North Vietnamese Viet Cong force in mangrove swamps on South Viet Nam's central coast. U S forces killed 20 more Communist troops near Qui Nhon, raising total dead since Sunday to 619 and capturing 390 prisoners.
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Orioles Roll Over Dodgers 5-0 as Errors Sink L A in World Series
Baltimore capitalized on six Dodgers errors to take a 2-0 lead in the World Series. Jim Palmer, 20, tossed a four hitter as Los Angeles made six miscues in a single game, including three in the fifth inning that sparked the Orioles’ decisive two-run rally. Palmer becomes the second-youngest pitcher to win a World Series game.
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Erie Appeal To Hit Merger
Erie-Lackawanna and other eastern railroads filed a Supreme Court appeal to delay the Pennsylvania New York Central merger. A special three judge court extended the restrainer to Oct 7 while records are prepared. The railroads plan to raise 12 questions on judicial review by the ICC action and its public interest findings.
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Auto Workers End Strike at Chrysler Twinsburg Plant
UAW Local 122 members voted 83 percent in favor to end the strike at Chrysler Corp's Twinsburg stamping plant and return to work at 7 a.m. today after reaching an agreement on grievances. William J. Santore, on the local executive board, reported the result.
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Danbury Fair Sees Record Thursday Attendance
Danbury Fair posted 10 398 paid admissions on Thursday the largest for any Thursday. The six day total reached 117 939 and ahead of last year as the fair aims for a new nine day attendance record. Weather outlook calls for clear skies through Sunday the final day of the 97th exhibition. Danbury Day closes schools and offers free passes to over 12 000 local students invited by General Manager John W Leahy.
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UI Plans Major Demolition of Locomobile Building
The United Illuminating company will demolish most of the old Locomobile building at Tongue Point within the month and finish before November 1. A portion will remain until next summer due to leases with Remington Electric Shaver and a trucking firm. Stamford House Wrecking won the contract. the site may host UI's planned 3 million power plant and a new dock complex.
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Inez Strikes Yucatan as Hurricane Near Coasts
Hurricane Inez smashed into the Yucatan Peninsula with 110 mph winds as it neared the Mexican coast. Weather charts placed the eye near latitude 22.2 north, threatening waves and damage along the shoreline.
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House Buses Ban Moves in School Aid Vote
Congress approved federal school aid bills, but the House inserted a ban on any federal requirement to bus students. The House and Senate fiscal plans span about six to seven billion dollars for two more years, with measures to slow desegregation acceleration and to push back toward Johnson budget levels.
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Fennell Defends Survey of Trees
A progress report on Bridgeport’s city-wide tree survey was issued last night by Joseph M. Fennell director of parks and recreation. He said the survey is about 65 to 70 percent complete covering 17.5 square miles with about 60,000 trees to be surveyed and roughly 225 trees found so far.
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Parks and Recreation
Russell F. Neary
Board of Park Commissioners
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Bridgeport
Searchers Find Body of Boy in Greenwich Swamp
A 3 year old boy, Frederick Banks, was found dead after a 28 hour search by more than 200 police, firemen and volunteers in a swamp near his North Greenwich home near the Stamford and New York borders. Greenwich police said medical examiner Dr. J Coleman Kelly would determine the cause of death and no statement would be released until findings are received. The boy had been reported missing after being seen playing near his Len Lane home Wednesday afternoon.
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