Columbus School Dedication Highlights Beauty And Function
The Columbus school in Bridgeport dedicated yesterday in a ceremony attended by the board of education staff and civic officials. The $2.2 million building on Harral Madison Center and George streets seats 1,245 students, replacing the former N Washington avenue campus demolished for Route 25.
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Madison Avenues
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N. Washington Avenue
Christopher Columbus
Board of Education
Francis J. King
Florence J. Lynch
Connecticut
Joseph B. Porter
Weather Forecast for Bridgeport and Vicinity
Bridgeport area forecast calls for variable cloudiness and cool day with highs in the 50s. Tonight will be clear and colder with frost, low around the 30s. Tuesday looks sunny with milder afternoon temperatures and the weather bureau’s latest predictions.
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Clean-Up Drive To Start Today On the East Side
The Beautify Bridgeport Council of the Bridgeport Area Chamber of Commerce launches a neighborhood clean up on 74 streets in the lower East Side and East End. Flyers in Spanish and English have been distributed through schools. Residents are urged to place unwanted items on the street for Public Works pickups. The effort is a test for a city wide program, with East Side cleanup expected to take about a week and the full city potentially several weeks.
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Five Die In Connecticut Weekend Auto Wrecks
Five people died in Connecticut auto accidents over the weekend. In Shelton two men perished when their car left Route 8 and hit a bridge abutment. Stanley Moore and Arthur Thomas were pronounced dead. A third man, Thomas Clapp, survived with head injuries and is in fair condition. In Tarrytown New York Arthur Furman and his wife were in a two car crash with Furman killed and Mrs Furman injured. A Westport woman died in Natick Mass after a collision between a car and a truck. Authorities probe the Shelton crash led by Lt. Frederick Zalmer with unknown cause at this time.
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Camp Street
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Margaret Furman
Phelps Memorial Hospital
Debate on Move of UN Headquarters to Europe
Saudi Arabia's Ambassador Jamil Baroody urged the U N General Assembly Budgetary Committee to consider relocating UN headquarters from the United States to Europe, preferably Switzerland. He planned to speak in the 119 nation committee today or Tuesday and warned against approving further construction on the current grounds.
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IUE Favors GE Contract By 4 1 Vote
The International Union of Electrical Workers ratified a new contract with General Electric by a four to one vote. Union leaders planned strikes at several GE plants over local grievances not resolved by the Washington settlement. About 20,000 GE workers at Evendale Ohio Schenectady Auburn Utica and Louisa ville faced possible walkouts as 14,000 more in Kentucky weighed local offers. The vote split around 45,000 in favor to 11,600 opposed, with Johnson pressing for a two week delay to avoid wartime disruption in Viet Nam.
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Many Unhappy but Will Abide With GE Pact
Louis J. Santofanni, president of Local 203 of the IUE, said members are unhappy with the General Electric contract settlement but will abide by the national negotiators decision. At a Hallett Street union meeting, members discussed the deal and expressed dissatisfaction despite limited information. Edward Mardella and Clarence Williams, IUE Local 203 leaders, voted yes in New York, though abstaining from broader approval due to constitutional provisions.
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B52 Bombers Press Red Troop Buildup Near Viet Nam Border
Waves of B52s bombed suspected Communist bivouac areas south of the DMZ and near the Cambodian border as ground forces clashed near Da Nang and Pleiku. Marines surrounded a Viet Cong village near Da Nang and reported 14 enemy killed. In air operations, 78 missions were flown amid heavy rain, with damage to barges and supply depots noted in the southern panhandle.
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Cloverdale
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Walker
U.S
Panhandle
Impatient Solons Strive To Adjourn On Thursday
Washington report says House and Senate rush to pass a catch-all 4.9 billion final supplemental bill plus about 40 measures. Key items include money bills for fiscal year operations, federal programs, and military construction, with approval needed from both chambers before Johnson can sign. Many lawmakers face tough re election contests as adjournment targets move up this week.
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Soviet hints of peace in Viet Nam clash with Hanoi stance
Moscow diplomats study Brezhnev and Kosygin remarks for clues of a possible peace effort with North Vietnam's approval amid shifts seen as tactical responses to U S pressure and China’s recent cultural upheaval. Analysts flag readings range from cautious settlement hints to no significant change.
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Mine attack kills GI at Saigon bus stop
In Saigon an explosion near a military bus stop killed an American soldier and an elderly Vietnamese woman. Six other American servicemen and two Vietnamese were wounded as terrorists used a Claymore mine believed to be triggered by a timer.
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Poles urged to aid Negro struggle in U S
President Johnson urged Polish Americans to join the push for Negro equality on the eve of his Asia mission. He cited shared history of discrimination and called the cause theirs as well. He warned crowds awaiting his Far Eastern trip not to expect miracles, urging focus on improving conditions at home and abroad. The visit accompanied dedication of a peace shrine linked to Poland history.
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25 000 Mile Trip to Set Many Firsts
Washington AP reports President Johnson begins a 17 day 25 000 mile journey through the Far East aiming to set historic firsts. He will visit at least six nations including Australia New Zealand Thailand Malaysia and American Samoa marking the first time a sitting president enters several of these countries. The Manila conference of allied nations against Communism in Vietnam anchors the trip with a high level multination summit. A ceremonial sendoff at Dulles Airport at 9 am inaugurates the voyage.
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Dirksen Hints GOP May Nominate Dark Horse in 1968
Senate GOP leader Everett Dirksen says the 1968 convention could nominate a dark horse, as in 1940 with Wendell Willkie. He notes the party has no single national leader and expects the field to shake out in time, amid commentary on revision programs.
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Impossible Feat Healthy Baby Delivered After Mother Dies
Dr. Robert E. Drake delivered a 6 pound 4 ounce baby by post mortem Caesarean just 1 hour 20 minutes after pronouncing the mother dead at her rural Magnolia home. Tulane obstetrics expert Dr Dan W Beacham called the feat impossible if blood flow had stopped. The case hinges on whether Fanella Anderson was alive when the delivery occurred and on the mother’s undetectable bleeding.
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