Soviet Venus probe Venus 4 reports signals despite not landing
Soviet Academy president M Mensiav Vo Keldysh said Venus 4 aimed to study the atmosphere and likely could not guarantee a soft landing. The craft, sterilized to prevent Earth microbes, sent signals back though previous Soviet Venus probes failed to transmit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Mensiav Vo Keldysh
Soviet Academy of Sciences
Keldysh
Venus 4
Venus
Britain
Jodrel Bank
Harvester Local 505 backs UAW dues hike
Members of International Harvester United Auto Workers Local 505 voted to support the national UAW in its strike against Ford Motor Company. The meeting at the Duke of Abruzzi hall on 75 Hurd Avenue approved any necessary dues increase to bolster the union strike fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Harvester
United Auto Workers
National
UAW
Ford Motor Company
Duke of Abruzzi Hall
Hurd Avenue
Pope Paul VI
Assembly
Third World Congress
Lebanon
Tanos E! Hajf
Raimondo Manzini
Vatican
Osservatore Romano
Manzini
Catholic Press Union
Rome
Motel Hostess Testifies in Bank Robbery Trial
A motel hostess and government witnesses linked suspects Alfred Cappabianca William Sasso and Edward Reed to a $25,000 robbery of the Arlingtown branch of the First New Haven Savings Bank on April 28. FBI fingerprint matches tied Cappabianca to a brown bag later found with $9,000 in a motel room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
West Haven
Robert Connors
East Haven
Tte
Cappabianca
William L.sasso
Waterbury
Edward Reed
Arlingtown
First New Haven Savings Bank
Robert Hawley
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Capprbianca
Carl White
Marilyn White
White
Newtown Youth Sentenced in Assault Case
In Danbury Circuit Court Judge rottman ordered a suspended term for a Newtown youth after finding him guilty of aggravated assault following a July arrest for breach of the peace. The case involved a 17 year old from Boughton Street and occurred while he was on probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury
Giilaren
Aisin Roattman
Reiske
Boughton Street
COGAN
Rottman
Felice
Danice
Bethel
Howard J. Moraghan
Robert J. Michael
Danise
John A. Minor
Darien
State Traffic Commission
George Vallee
Midway Drive
Lucien Labbe
Town Hill Avenue
Wagsen
Fairfield saleswoman wins big lottery prize
Mrs Helen Radley of 143 Old Stratfield Road Fairfield a Topps department store saleswoman has become a lottery winner with at least 3000 guaranteed and prizes up to 100000. She plans to cash the ticket and hopes the money changes her luck. The report links local bank play and a model cities grant list in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold C. Borgman
Hilltop Road
J. L. Lucas and Son, Inc
Black Rock ‘Congregational
Stanley R. Allaby
Oaklawn
Henry E. Bishop
Dean Borgman
Daniel Borgman
New York City
Donald Borgman
Brazil
Paul Borgman
Chicago
Peter Borgman
Los Angeles
Calif
J. David Borgman
Marine Corps
South Vietnam
Ruth Borgman
San
Pete Mastronardi
Pough- Pet
Puerto Yu Gat
Ann Borgman
Oeaton
Black Rock
People's Savings Bank
New York
Black Rock Cow
Gregational Church
Helen Radley
Old Ae Stratfield Road
Fairfield
Topps Department Store
New Haven
Porter
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
City Not on Secret List For Model Cities Aid
Bridgeport seeks about 104000 dollars in federal planning money for a model city program on the lower East Side while Washington officials deny any secret list exists. A HUD spokesman says a 75 city list looks good though no award date or contents are disclosed as nearly 200 cities apply for planning grants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Lower East Side
Washington
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
The
Post-Dispatch
Dispatch
Fairfield woman relies on sweepstakes for mortgage relief
Mrs Radley, a Fairfield resident, has bought New York sweepstakes tickets each month since sales began. She hopes the drawings pay down her mortgage, with her number drawn again Tuesday making her eligible for 5000. She plans to buy a new car if larger prizes come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Poe
Radley
Jack
West End Protest Over Tyre Fire Smog
William Koerner of the West End ABCD council sent a telegram to Mayor Curran protesting a burning tyre incident at Seaside Park. He urged faster action to end the smoky nuisance affecting the P. T. Barnum apartments area, noting plans for a new incinerator to ease life in the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaside Park
P.T. Barnum
William Koemer
West End
ABCD
Curran
Eieeram
Koerner
West
Mr. Koerner
Koermmer
Katzenbach Defends Vietnam Policy at Fairfield Dinner
Under Secretary Katzenbach argues U S Vietnam policy is sound while blistering critics. He rebuts claims of a yellow peril and mocks misread remarks by Secretary Rusk as he outlines civil rights concerns. The event at Fairfield includes remarks by university leaders and a student forum with questions on war and protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brinsko Katzenbach
Fairfield U
Fairfield University
James W. Birkenstock
New Canaan
IBM
Nicholas Katzenbach
William C. McInnes
S.J
Vietnam
Mr. Katzenbach
Rusk
Katzenbach
China
Romney
Reagan
California
Ronald Reagan
Michigan
George Romney
Richard Joyce Smith
University
Smith
New Haven
Fairfield
America
Washington, D.C
Marmion
Phelan
J. Gerald Phelan
Bridgeport
Fletcher-Thompson, Inc
Tol
McInnes
Donald J. Irwin
D-Conn
Curran
Fairfield First
John J. Sullivan
Gonzaga Auditorium
State Department
Ribicoff Backs Bill to Revamp Interior Department
Senate hearing backs a proposal to convert the Interior Department into a Department of National Resources. Senator Moss says resistance will come from agencies losing functions but hopes coordinated planning will overcome obstacles. Senator Kennedy says reorganization would help balance development and preservation. The plan would move the Bureau of Indian Affairs and Office of Territories to Health, Education and Welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Interior
Department of National Resources
Frank E. Moss
Utah
Senate
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Ribicoff
Abraham Ribicoff
D' Zonn
Bureau of Indian Affairs and
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Office of Territories
Interior Department
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Area to Honor Afghanistan Envoy at UN Day Event
Bassick High students mobilize clubs to greet Abdul Rahman Pazhwak ambassador to the United Nations from Afghanistan who presided over the last General Assembly. Mementos and welcome letters will be given Tuesday at Fairfield University Oak Room during the area UN Day program run by the United Nations Association of Greater Bridgeport and the tri universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bassick High School
Abdul Rahman Pazhwak
United Nations
Afghanistan
General Assembly
Ambassador Pazhwak
Fairfield University
Audrey ‘Thomson
Bernard Shapiro
Bassick High
Edward Zotian
James Curiale
Bridgeport
Board of Education
Curran
Fairfield
John Sullivan
Bassick
Curiale
Dr Jay E Starrett Urologist Dies at 63 in Arizona
Stamford obituary for Dr Jay Ellis Starrett 63 of Bartina Jane a urologist who died unexpectedly in Phoenix Arizona while attending an aviation conference. Funeral Thursday 11 a.m. at First Presbyterian Church Stamford with burial in Long Ridge Union Cemetery. He belonged to Fairfield County Medical Society Connecticut State Medical Society and Connecticut State Urological Association. Survivors Veronica Hicks Starrett a son Robert B Starrett of Weston a grandson and a granddaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Jay Ellis Starrett
Bartina Jane
Phoenix
Ariz
International Order of Characters
First Presbyterian Church
Donald F. Campbell
Long Ridge Union Cemetery
Bouton and Reynolds Funeral Home
Bedford Street
Public Hearing on Goldenrod Ave Sidewalk Curbs Nov 6
The Common Council schedules a public hearing at the start of its next meeting at City Hall on Nov 6 regarding a petition from John Anastas and others for installing sidewalks and curbs on Goldenrod Avenue between Wayne and Peet streets. The petition signed by 33 residents requests paving with highway committee still studying the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
City Hall
John
Anastas
Goldenrod Avenue
Wayne
Peet Streets
Anstall
Ezra Street
Summit
Harmony Streets
Public Works Department
Sikora Heads Park City Toastmasters Install
Michael P Sikora of Trumbull was installed as president of the Park City Toastmasters club at a dinner in the Fairway restaurant. Educational vice president Joseph La Motta and other officers from Bridgeport Fairfield were named along with speakers Michael Terek Michael DelVecchio and George Terek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael P. Sikora
Trumbull
Park City
Toastmasters Club
Fairway
Joseph la Motta
Bridgeport
Monte S. Klein
Mel Cortiglia
William Oakes
Don Knutch
Fairfield
Michael Terek
Michael DelVecchio
George Terek
Paul D'Elia
Joseph LaMotta
Burglars Hit Local Businesses and Homes Overnight
Police report four burglaries scattered across the city. Break ins targeted a house on 269 Pearl street with over $960 in cash and bonds missing, University Club at 232 Golden Hill Street, Harold's Muffler 2050 Fairfield Avenue, and Monroe Shade and Blind Company 1419 Stratford Avenue where entry was gained by a broken rear door window. A Linch TV set was taken from Harold's Muffler. An unclear amount of cash and cigarettes also vanished from the other site. Public notices toward church statements appear in unrelated items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony
Rich
Pearl Street
University Club
Golden Hill Street
Harold
Rockefeller Denies 1964 Presidential Candidacy Aboard Ship
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller declared he does not want to be president and is not a candidate. At the 59th National Governors Conference aboard the SS Independence he urged organization to support George Romney. Rhode Island Gov. Chafee warned moderates against waiting for Rockefeller to run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
United States
Rockefeller
Virgin Islands
Rhode Island
John H. Chafee
Michigan
George Romney
Romney
Woman Outpolls Kinsella in Hartford Primary
In Hartford Miss Ann Uccello a Republican and city councilwoman outpolled Democratic mayor George B. Kinsella by about 180 votes in the non-partisan council primary. Deputy Mayor George J. Ritter trailed third, more than 1 500 votes behind. Uccello, a G Fox & Co. employee, is seeking reelection.
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Hartford
Ann Uccello
George B. Kinsella
George J. Ritter
Kinsella
Miss Uccello
Atty
George A.thanson
University of Hartford
Democratic Council
Ritter
Raymond J. Kelly
Athanson
Francis M. DeLucco
Thomas H. Corrigan
Athamnson
Ford and UAWs Bargaining Into Second Long Night
Negotiators for Ford Motor Co and the United Auto Workers enter a second long night of talks aiming to end a 41 day strike. Reports say a quick settlement remains unlikely as 160,000 Ford workers stay idle across 25 states and top teams resume subcommittee work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers
Associated Press
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Ford
Malcolm L. Denise
General Motors
Chrysler
John Wakeman Found Dead In Trumbull Home
John N Wakeman Sr 63 of Taunton Lake road owner of Wakeman nursery in Trumbull was found dead in his home by his son Charles Wakeman. Medical examiner Dr Francis Williams attributed death to natural causes. Services set for Thursday at 1 am at Charles H Lewis funeral home burial at an unnamed local cemetery. He was born in Westport and recently moved to Newtown. survived by Betty Ferrucci Wakeman his widow two sons and many relatives.
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Newtown
John N. Wakeman
Taunton Lake Road
Wakeman Nursery
Trumbull
Charles R. Wakeman
Francis Py
Williams
Charles H. Lewis
Westport
Wake- Man
Fairfield Fish and Game Association
Betty Ferrucci Wakeman
Sjr
Monroe
Charles Wakeman
Mary G. Wakeman
Wilbur G. Wakeman
Isaac B. Wakeman
Robert T. Wakeman
George Wakeman
Massachusetts
Walter Wood
Allen Vaitses
Mattapoissett
Mass
John Kay
Easton
Edward Sargent
Frank Shaw
Vernon
Bethel Marine Killed in Vietnam War
Bethel mourns Pfc. Gary C. Griswold 20 killed Saturday in Quang Tri Province. He joined the Marine Corps in June 1966 and went to Vietnam in January. Parents Mr. and Mrs. Clifford E. Griswold live on Codfish Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Gary C. Griswold
Vietnam
Pfc
Griswold
Quang Tri Province
Marine Corps
Clifford E. Griswold
Codfish Hill
Pequot Tribe Chief's Daughter Dies Here
Mrs. Jessie Harris, 77, daughter of the last Pequot chief James H. Harris, died at home at 39 Herald Avenue. Born on the Kent Reservation, she was a chef at Woodfield Village. Survived by a son James H. Hennessey of Bridgeport and two grandchildren. services to be announced by Robert E. Hennessy Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Harris
Herald Avenue
James H. Harris
Robert E. Hennessy
Main Street
Harris
Kent
Woodfield Village
James H. Hennessey
Bridgeport
Services Today For Drowning Victim In Bridgeport Harbor
Services will be held today for an unidentified man who drowned October 11 after jumping from the Stratford Avenue bridge into Bridgeport harbor. The services are at Godfrey and Conway Funeral Home, 309 Washington Avenue, with burial at Park Cemetery.
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Stratford Avenue
Bridgeport Harbor
Godfrey and Conway
Washington Avenue
Park Cemetery
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Arnold Borgman
Machine Firm
West End Abcd
Bill
Dept. of Interior
Pazhwak
Jay E. Starrett
Goldenrod Ave
Trinity United Church of Christ
Congress Street
Main
Congress Streets
Mary Mullen
Bartlett Street
Parents and Friends of
Bernard Green
Brooklawn Place
Greene
Sikora-Headed
Rocky
John Wakeman
Pequot Tribe
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