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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1967

Page

3

GOP Pay Boost Cuts and Postage Hike Debate

Lawmakers clash over cutting pay boosts while proposing postage rate increases. The bill would raise first class letters to six cents and post cards to five cents, air mail to ten cents, with second and third class rates up modestly over three years. House changes include a surcharge on mass circulation magazines. Senate hearings on pay raises proceed as rates move forward.

Senate House Edward J. Gurney R-Fl2

Battle Reports from Vietnam Camp Attacks and Air Strikes

Military brief notes a mortar attack on a camp in Binh Dinh Province with nine killed and one captured. Air strikes destroyed a bunker complex and the fighting referenced other scattered contacts as U S forces conducted search and destroy missions near Sai Gon.

Binh Dinh U.s Sth Saigon

Y Management Club Hears Speaker Tonight

The Bridgeport YMCA management club hosts its first annual program at 6530 tonight with a dinner. Dr Burke will discuss Corporation and the Community, focusing on conservation and geography. Tickets are available through the YMCA program office.

Bridgeport YMCA Bridgeport Ym- Te Street E. Burke Gemoalines Burke Eure Rasmussen

Columbus Day Parade and Events Named Sponsors

North End Columbus Association led by Frank Rizzirethi and the Italian Community Center under Mario D Addario sponsor a Columbus celebration with a school auditorium talent show and cash prizes directed by Leonard Cocco and Judy Blair. The parade features numerous open cars, antique vehicles, drum corps, and community groups, with honorary and finance committee members listed.

North End Columbus Association Frank Rizzirethi Italian Commmunity Center Mario D’ Addario Leonard Cocco Judy Blair Michael Rizzitelli John Rizzitelli Anthony Pailumbo St. Raphael's Marionettes St. Rapheel's Euchaneers Frank Rizzitelli Columbus Association Mario D'Addario ICC Hugh C. Curran Naval Reserves The Seabees Packard Les Douglas Donald Irwin David Protheroe Mother Cabrimi Council Knights of Columbus East Haven Vincent Fazio Sons of Legion Milton Cohen Cadillac Daniel A. Tarnello Trumbull Precision Ansonia Freedman Brothers Ford Jerry Bernardo Troubadour E. H. Klase James DeSalle Seymour van Guards Derby Cyclones Derby Eugene Fraben James McCoach Royal Lancers Jack Behn Mary Musso St. Aed Jans New Haven St. Raphael’ S Musketeers Bridgesport Cochairmen Cecco Richard Pinte Carmelia Christensen Albert Aii Anthony Capasso Gennaro DelGai Joseph Vernuccio Daniel Tormillo Irman Carson Charles A Joseph Monnen S Marsillin Liberatore’ Banca Michael Piccirijlo Michael M. Rizzitel Jennie Buccino Robert Bonazzo Joseph Capossela Victor J Castaldo Anthony Cataldo Francis D'Addario Paul DiZenzo Michael Frascatore Salvatore Grnsen Ralph Lauro Howard Matuon Orlando Vazzann

Nobel Prize Chemist Succumbs in London

London AP reports the death of Sir Cyril Hinshelwood a Nobel Prize chemist and classical scholar at age 70. Hinshelwood shared the 1956 chemistry prize with Nikolai Semenov for their work on reaction mechanisms.

London Cyril Wing Hinshelwood Nikolai Semenov Soviet Academy of Sciences

News Ban Extends in Auto Strike

Ford resumes talks after a pause as the union seeks a substantial wage boost and benefits. Ford offers 13-cent hourly raise plus 2.28 percent increases in years two and three, while the UAW presses for a guaranteed annual income and higher pensions, with Canadian plant parity in pay.

Ford Lee Az J. Edward Lundy Aj Company Amott Danx UAW U.S

Hearings Set On Abortion Law Changes

Hartford AP A Legislative Council subcommittee will hold public hearings on possible revisions to Connecticut abortion law. Led by Rep. Dominick J. Badalato the hearings will occur in Hartford New Haven Norwich and Waterbury with dates to be announced. The council seeks study of statutes governing when abortion is permitted.

Hartford A _Legislative Council Connecticut Dominick J. Badolato New Britain New Haven Norwich Waterbury Legislative Council House General Assembly Shalvey Republican Eazor Council Teamsters’ Union

J J Hall Dies Jersey Newsman Ansonia Native

John J. Hall former chief editorial writer for the Daily Journal of Elizabeth and former state athletic commissioner died at St Elizabeth Hospital after a long illness He was 79 A native of Ansonia Conn reared in Elizabeth he covered Newark and New York baseball teams He served as sports editor in 1908 and held the Daily Journal turns in 1932 and after a 194? appointment to the New Jersey athletic commission returned as chief editorial writer Funeral services set for Friday Rose widow a daughter and a brother survive

Daily Journal New Jersey Grelk Jetic Commission Daily Jourwal Rose Elizabeth

Stratford Driver Held Again on Suspension Charge

Ralph Roberge 28 of Stratford was stopped on Stratford Avenue by Patrolman Kovach and arrested for driving with a suspended license. He could not produce vehicle registration and used plates from another car. Charged with operating an unregistered motor vehicle and misusing marker plates in addition to suspended license. He was released on 700 bond for circuit court appearance. The article notes Massachusetts map history referencing Capt. John Smith.

Ralph Roberge Goodwin Place Stratford Mithai] Kovach Statford Roberge Kovach California

United Fund drive shows gains across divisions

In Bridgeport the United Fund reached 35.5 percent of its $233,000 Business and Finance goal with six firms lifting corporate gifts by six percent. Other divisions reported 34.8 percent in Professional, 32.3 percent in Metropolitan, 29.9 percent in Stratford, and 28.8 percent in Public Service. Edward Bullard IV praised United Neighbors for training 150 people over 2½ years at the Railroad and Howard avenues center, which costs $82 per student and has a 30 percent dropout rate. An award honored Robert J. McLevy for leading a $3,154 collection at Ebasco workers, and Education Team 2 in Trumbull surpassed its quota with $2,353.

William D. Rider Charles M. O'Connor Allen G. Bradford Thomas B. Hoekenga Chhairman Stratford David F. Donovan Public Service Robert Keen Building and Construction Committee New United Fund Edward P. Bullard, IV United Neighbors For United Neighbors Railroad Howard Avenues Bullard Bullard Company United Fund Bridgeport Saxton Robert J. McLevy Carpenters and Joiners Union Ebasco Construction Company United Illuminating Company New Bridgeport Harbor Station Henry Street McLevy Trumbull John Plamer Adrien Boubouloir

Washington Known as the Evergreen State

The state of Washington is commonly referred to as the Evergreen State in reference materials and informal usage highlighting its lush forests and year round greenery.

State of Washington Evergreen State

Fine Imposed On Tipsy Driver William Newcomb

A $100 fine was imposed in Circuit Court on William L. Newcomb 48 of 941 Noble Avenue for driving while under the influence. Newcomb pled guilty at a Sept. 27 hearing after arrest by Bridgeport police on August 19 following an accident at Noble Avenue and Putnam Street.

William L. Newcomb Noble Avenue Newcomb Yale Matzkin Bridgeport Po ‘Tice Putnami Street

Haulers Propose District Reform Amid Strike Turmoil

The report outlines policy disputes among Shalvey and trucking firms over district boundaries and wait time rates. A seven-state mediation panel produced proposals including a 5 percent haul fee increase. Steel haulers intensified actions with a wildcat walkout, gunfire, and street protests near Youngstown, Pittsburgh, and Chicago as sides clashed over stalled agreements.

Eazor Pittsburgh Chicago Ohio Mike Boane Youngstown Pennsylvania Turnpike William Kusley Gary Ind

Dirksen Loses Bid on Money Bill Provision

The board created by the Internal Security Act of 1950 remains largely inactive after Supreme Court rulings. Courts have ruled that Communist groups identified by the act cannot be forced to register with the Justice Department due to Fifth Amendment self incrimination protections.

Dirksen Supreme Court Justice Department

Fewer Doctor Visits Tied to Rising Fees and Care Costs

AMA President O Rouse urges a national campaign to stabilize costs as report predicts a 1 3 increase in demand for doctors services 1965 1975 while doctor supply grows only 17 percent general practitioners decline tightening child care access Meany blames fee escalation and calls for medicare fee controls despite debates over reasonable and customary charges. More than half the girls at a Zambia high school are pregnant.

O. Rouse AMA Rouse Chicago Health, Education and Welfare Department Gorham Johnson Afl-Cio George Meany Bureau of Labor Statistics Meany Cohen

COMMUNITIES A constructive force for growth and development

A brief note highlights communities as drivers of growth promoting progressive action and development. The message emphasizes collective effort, collaboration, and the role of local groups in fostering positive change. It calls for active participation and shared responsibility across neighborhoods.

Blood Drive At Bridgeport Machines Nets 195 Pints

A Bridgeport Machines blood drive at 500 Lindley Street yesterday collected 195 pints, the 27th bank sponsored by Bridgeport Machines and Produ cotor alongside Howie Manufacturing and Acme Shear. Red Cross praised local firms for meeting 20 percent quotas, with Bridgeport Machines tallying 279 pints to date and Produ cotor at 115. Other firms like Carpenter Steel and Southern New England Telephone also surpassed quotas. Top donors included William Torday and Carman J. Scippa, each reaching their 48th pint, among many contributors from Bridgeport Machines and Producto.

Bridgeport Machines Inc Lindley Street North End Producto Machine Company Acme Shear Company Howie Manufacturing Company Bridgeport Machines and Productor Producto Carpenter Steel Southern New William. Torday Carmen J. Scippa Bridgeport John C. DeRose George W. Dasakis Joseph Zaleha George H. Avery Ralph J. Cotton H. Aksel Nongart James FE. Wilson Sr William F. Kilburn Walter Frymus Ten Paul J. Ruzbarsky James E Veillette Harry Degranby Lews J. Maiocco Robert Petrier Thomas Bakalar Joseph Larue Paul Ron

Blood donors from Bridgeport and North End firms assist Red Cross drive

A long list of first time and returning donors from Acme Shear Producto Bridgeport Machines Hachel Manufacturing and North End firms aided a Red Cross blood drive. Volunteers included Mrs John Molloy as chair and many staff aides and nurses assisting at the blood bank.

Richard Johnson Bridgeport North End John Molloy Red Cross Seymour London William L. Brandt Harold Maquat Phillip McKenna Abe Holzer Harold Krupka Walter Stieg Hermann Klavir Maruice Lipnick Robert Buchsbaum Anna Stein

Witness Testimony Highlights FBI Disclosure Claim

The testimony shows Miller denying selling information to the FBI and stating he went to them without asking for anything in return. The prosecutor objected to a question about prayer before God, and Hiller did not need to answer. Jordan is identified by Miller as a Klansman.

God Hiller Miller FBI Jordan Millrng

Flood Deaths Reported in Bihar District

Officials say twenty people died in floods that devastated Patna district in Bihar last month. More than 24,000 homes were destroyed by the disaster in Calcutta reporting.

Calcutta India Patna Bihar

Jobless rates rise as September figures released

September unemployment figures show total jobless at 2.895 million, a rise linked to ongoing strikes. The overall unemployment rate for men and women diverged, with married men at 1.8 percent and all men at 2.3 percent, while women surged from 3.9 to 4.9 percent as job seekers increased.

Ross Afl-Cio United Auto Ford

Solons Drop Arms Ban For Nations Serving Hanoi

Washington AP senators drop from the 1967 68 foreign aid bill a provision to ban arms transactions with nations whose ships serve North Vietnam. Deadlock persists over eliminating a Defense Department funded program aiding military sales to underdeveloped nations. Countries affected include Great Britain West Germany Italy Norway and Sweden.

Washington Sénate House United States North Vietnam Defense Department North Atlantic Treaty Organization Great Britain West Germany Italy Norway Sweden House Senate

Upturn in Voter Registration Session At City Hall

A Board of Selectmen and Iowa clerk session at City Hall reports rising voter enrollment with Republicans 33 and Democrats to be tallied. Two additional registration times are scheduled tomorrow from noon to 6 pm and Saturday from 3 am to 6 pm at City Hall.

Board of Selectmen Iowa City Hall To & Sm

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