Cuba denounces U S as Nazi in UN speech
In a 75 minute General Assembly address Cuban Foreign Minister Raul Roa denounced U S economic exploitation in Latin America saying Yankee imperialists have left the Nazis behind. He cited a 3 to 1 return on U S investments and urged world scrutiny of American policy while condemning U S intervention in Latin nations. He declined to confirm Che Guevara's death and defended North Vietnam's struggle as an example to the world.
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L.H. Fountain
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Roa
Cuba
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Che) Guevara
Bolivia
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U.S
Asia
America
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Ministry of Colonies
Vietnam
North Vietnam
United Nations
Paul Hasluck
Australia
Ho Vows Defeat of U S in Viet War
Ho Chi Minh in Hanoi urged North Vietnam and the Viet Cong to press on despite hardships. He praised past Viet Cong victories, warned against complacency, and said the United States remains stubborn but will be defeated under the National Liberation Front banner.
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Viet
Tokyo
Ho Chi Minh
Hanoi
United States
Vietnam
Congress of Heroes
South Vietnam
Congress
South Vietnam National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Influenza Vaccine Shortage Affects Nationwide Supply
Atlanta AP report records a widespread influenza vaccine shortage acknowledged by health officials and drug companies. Doctors call it a seasonal shortfall, with several manufacturers sold out and expecting no stock until next year. Cultures for serum take about four months to grow.
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Atlanta, Ga
H. Bruce Dull
Seven teens nabbed in narcotics raid at Stratford inn
Police arrested seven teenagers including a 14 year old girl after investigators found marijuana and drug paraphernalia in a seventh floor room at the Stratfield Motor Inn Chapel Street. Among the detainees are Katherine Baker 15 Gladys Garcia 17 Ronald Lang 18 James Cooper 17 Frank Bullet 19 and James Toth 19. The youths face Public Act 553 narcotics charges with bail set at 1000 each except the 14 year old who is in juvenile detention. A baby left in the room was looked after by a friend of Baker.
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Pete Mastronardi
Stratfield Motor Inn
Chapel Street
Katherine A. Baker
Cornwall Street
Stratford
Gladys M. Garcia
Ronald C. Lang
Grandview Avenue
James G. Cooper
Park Avenue
Frank E. Bul
Let
Bridgeport Avenue
Milford
James D. Toth
Frank Kapastas
Thorme Street
Roland Sin
Three Speakers Attack Viet War Doves At Forum
At Fairfield University a forum titled Vietnam Israel a First Hand Report drew about 500 people. Speakers included Dr Jus tus van der Kroef and Rev Daniel Lyons while Congressman Donald F Lukens sided with the administration's line. The panelists condemned the no win policy and described Communist tactics in Southeast Asia.
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Fairfield University
Donald J. Invin
D-Conn
Tho
Washington
Justus van der Kroef
Department of Political Science
University of Bridgeport
Daniel Lyons
Free Pacific Association of
U.S
Gonzaga University
Donald F. Lukens
Ohio
Congress
Israel
Donald I. Rogers
Firet
van der Kroef
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Luzon
Indonesia
Borneo
Singapore
Hong Kong
Malaya-Thailand
Laos
Tax Board Approves Humane Affairs Budget Shift
The Board of Apportionment and Taxation gave conditional approval for moving 3700 from the Mental Health salaries to the unit capital expediture account to fund desks and furniture for the Dr. Dinan Evaluation Center on Pequonnock Street. The decision came with a requirement for talks between City Comptroller Doyle and Dr. H Philip Dinan.
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City Hall
Humane Affairs Department
Thomas M. Doyle
H. Philip Dinan
Jt Humane Affairs
Tax Board
Dr. Dinan
Pequonnock Street
State and Water Streets
U S Planes Deepen North Vietnam Bombardment
U S fighter bombers struck targets deep in North Vietnam including the Kep base northeast of Hanoi and a boat repair yard near Haiphong while heavy clashes raged near the DMZ. Air and naval sorties damaged buildings, runways, and a bridge as Marine and South Vietnamese forces reported casualties and persistent harassment of shipping in Saigon waters.
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North Vietnam
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Haiphong
South Vietnam
U.S
Saigon River
South China Sea
U.S. Command
North Vietnamese
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Thunderchiefs
Kep Ha
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Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Air Force
Kep Airfield
Hong Kong Reds Bomb Attacks Kill Two Wound Thirty Three
In a terrorist campaign Friday night in Hong Kong, bombs thrown from rooftops killed two people and wounded 33 as police and troops faced coordinated attacks on police, soldiers, vehicles, and crowds. One police officer died after being baited by a fake bomb. an 18 year old Chinese boy perished from injuries. Over 190 bomb calls were handled by morning. terrorists used fake devices to trap responders amid pro British anti colonial leaflets and other agitprop.
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Hong Kong
Red
China
Abby Sebe
Financial News
Jacoby
Eevee
Rostow Denies Alleged Claim He Is Poor Risk
Washington AP reports Walt Rostow a current special assistant to President Johnson denied a civil service brief alleging he was denied security clearance three times during the Eisenhower era. Rostow said he had continuous clearance from 1951 onward from various federal agencies. The brief, filed last month by Attorney Roger Robb for Otto F. Otepka, relates to Otepka's bid to avoid dismissal.
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Washington
Walt W. Rostow
Johnson
Eisenhower
Rostow
Who's Who
Center For International Studies
Roger Robb
Otto F. Otepka
Otepka
GNP Surge Tops All Predictions
The Commerce Department reported a $15 billion surge in gross national product for the July-September quarter, the largest jump in 144 years, lifting the annual rate to 790.1 billion despite a Ford Motor Co. strike. Officials warned inflation could accelerate unless taxes rise.
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Commerce Department
Ford Motor Co
State Firms to Fight Dues Hike by UAW
More than 4,300 employees at Fair Bearing in New Britain and Royal McBee in Hartford join a petition effort to repeal a union order raising monthly dues. The campaign targets the United Auto Workers International Union which requires a $25 per member monthly payment. The UAW seeks to raise $25 million nationwide to support strikes in Detroit.
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Hartford
New Britain
Royal McBee
United Auto Workers ’International Union
Detroit
City Tenants- BHA Seeks Higher Income ceilings
The Bridgeport Housing Authority proposes raising tenant income ceilings for regular admissions and continued occupancy and for families displaced by public projects. The plan, approved by the BHA board, would raise maximum incomes to support larger households and displaced families with special-case limits.
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Sid Folsom
Bridgeport
BHA
M. McDonald Isaac, Jr
Housing Assistance Administration
Freeze In or Freeze Out Facing Building Occupants
Occupants of the Dewhirst building on Cannon Street face a cold winter with no heat as boilers were condemned earlier this year. The structure houses several businesses and a state agency including a dance studio and the Connecticut State Adult Probation center. The city has plans to acquire the building for a courthouse and plaza site, while tenants seek temporary or permanent relocation options.
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William Tuttle
Dewhirst
Cannon Street
Connecticut State Adult Probation Center
State Courthouse and Plaza
Howland’s
State Probation Office
George C. Griffin
Arthur Murray
Kenneth ‘Riverburgh
Mariner V Near Venus On Thousand-Mile Milestone
NASA officials announced Mariner V was one million miles from Venus at 5 p.m. PDT Friday. The probe, launched June 13, will pass Venus next Thursday morning and conduct measurements as it crosses the planet’s disk before continuing in orbit and relaying data to Earth.
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Calif
Mariner V
Venus
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
JPL
Earth
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