Board Approves Car Junk Yard and Two Large Buildings
City zoning board approved a car junk yard at a site with two large buildings and granted multiple conditional permits. Plans include a three story Wat apartment at 56 and 62 McKinley Ave, a ballet and ballroom school at 222 Charles St, and various additions and new uses across numerous addresses including 387 Cheten, 190 Herald Ave, 16 Madison Ave, and 478 Savoy St. Rejections included Ronald Condon’s regalization bid and a pool installation near lot lines.
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Amal
McKinley Avenue
Bamb
Joseph Delesus
Charles Street
Pérmissso
Gertie
Cheten
Ronald Condon
Blackman
John Foster
Herald Avenue
Anthony Piccirillo
Madison Avenue
Leon Barnaby
Silliman Place
Stookside Stepping Center, Inc
Main Street
Angelo Viadera
Dweling
Savoy Street
Anthony Cursini
Jewett Avenue
Rebecca Griffin
Earl Avenue
Anani Polchowski
Jefferson Street
Andrew J. Kolh
Archangelo Valentina
Barnum Avenue
Colonial Dodge, Inc
Ness
Mairfield Avenue
John Street
West Avenues
Barnum Auto Sales, Inc
Milton MM. Amaral
MM Automotive
General
Stillman Street
Peter DelFranco
Fairfield Avenue
Joseph FE. Puglio
Chestnut Hill
Harry Ticker
Brothwell Street
Luther Paramore
Pearl Harbor Street
Park City
Robert J. Farrane
Evrastroe
Joseph Boros
Rewina Smith
Rae
Woodward and Company. Inc
Pleasantview Avenue
Frouze Corporation
Park Avenue
Liberty Auto and Fleetme Company
Gordon Street
Ealem Street
Marma Praka- Veet
Olympia Prakas Christ
Pack Avenue
Garfirla Avenue
Lawn Metal and Surplus Company
Deacon Street
Imate Central Avénue
Sixth Street
Civil Service Unit Meeting Scheduled For Tuesday
The Civil Service Commission schedules its next monthly meeting for Tuesday at 4 p.m. The notice indicates the original date was postponed to a future date to be announced.
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Civil Service
Cool Service Commission
Niquet
Four Men Held on Dynamite Charge After Truck Shooting
Milford police arrested Martin Nelson of Newtown Pennsylvania Learus Blue Jr of Trenton New Jersey Roman Sharp Jr of Trenton New Jersey and Joseph Kukorlo of Dover New Jersey after a truck shooting near North Haven. Four sticks of dynamite four dynamite caps and a .32 caliber revolver with one spent shell were found in their auto. They are held without bonds on dynamite and weapon possession charges and to be arraigned in circuit court today. Police credit Patrolman Kenneth Smith with spotting the vehicle and requesting a search. State Police joined Milford officers at the scene and recovered the dynamite and revolver. Bullets were found in the cab and the truck bed.
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Connecticut
Bethany
Milford
Martin L. Nelson
Newton
Learus Blue Jr
Trenton
N. J
Ted
North Haven
Woodmont Road
Newtown
Learus Blue, Jr
Roman Sharp, Jr
Nuls
Joseph Kukorlo
Dover
Kenneth Smith
Route 9
Pat Johnan Smith
Kenneth Gandnow
Bordentown
Goodnow
Cartier
Tme
Gondnow
Merident
Liedtka Trucking Company
Jury Deadlocked in Conspiracy Trial Over Civil Rights Slayings
Jurors cannot reach a verdict in the conspiracy trial of 18 defendants linked to the 1964 racially charged killings of three men whose bodies were buried beneath a clay draw forty-four days later. Defense counsel Mike Watkins challenged the judge’s charge over costs and a partial verdict as jurors sent five notes signaling deadlock. Judge Cox noted lengthy deliberations and emotional strain, denying a request for further instructions after prosecutors and defense teams failed to agree.
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Mike Watkins
Watkins
Cox
LBJ Supporters Seek Senate Help on Spending
Johnson backers push for Senate action to alter a House spending plan. Pastore calls for targeted cuts, urging Congress to decide where to trim. If Senate rewrites, a conference could form, with conferees at odds over independent office appropriations as House members resist further cutbacks. The House rejects most rent supplements and scales model cities funds.
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Johnson
Pastore
Congress
Senate
House
Senate House
Maoists Seized Control in Nuclear Province Report
Reported gains by Maoists in Sinkiang Uighur region claimed to have secured party and government control. Wang’s influence cited as potential replacement for Kun, while leaders warned outsiders of punishment for provocation. Inner Mongolia reports named Jeng Hatching as new commander amid anti Mao disturbances elsewhere.
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Sinkiang
Kun
Wang
Sinkiang- Uighur Autonomous
Mao
China
Chang Kuo- Hua
Tibet
Chengtu
Szechwan
Inner Mongolia
Ulanfu
Peking
Jeng Hatching
Cultural Revolltion Committee
Mongolia
Soviet
Mariner 5 Confirms Venus Data From Flyby
The Venus flyby yielded evidence of a hostile atmosphere nearly all carbon dioxide and a surface too hot for metal melting. Mariner 5 did not measure surface temperature directly and experienced a 21 minute radio blackout as it passed behind Venus.
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Snyder
Mariner 5
U.S
Venus
Venus 4
Earth
Bedtime Story Phone Service Overwhelmed by Calls
The Bedtime Story Line faced an overload as many sought favorite tales like Hoot the Owl for a three year old. Telectronics halted live calls and switched to a Uncle Jimmy recording while more lines are added. Bridgeport and other cities will receive extension soon per Mr Criscuola.
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Southern New England Telephone Co
Telectronics
Uncle Jimmy
Criscuola
Bridgeport Telegram
Bridgeport
United Fund Box Score Boosts End of Campaign Totals
A United Fund box score shows cumulative totals by category with figures including 33,991 30,425 382,621 96,227 25,697 16,600 117,037 9,680 and 24,768, reflecting year end fundraising performance across multiple drives and campaigns. The data highlights overall progress and remaining gaps toward the fund’s targets.
Milford Lawyer Joseph Bernblum Dies Suddenly
Milford lawyer and former Milford Town Court judge Joseph N Bernblum died around 6 30 p m leaving his office at 1 Cherry Street from an apparent heart attack. Born in New Haven he practiced in New Haven and Naugatuck before moving to Milford in 1949 where he served as judge until 1955. He held leadership roles in Jewish community groups and Boy Scouts and was named Citizen of the Year in 1958. He is survived by his wife Helen two sons Stephen and B J and a brother Harry. Services will be held today at 1 p m at Weller funeral home New Haven with burial at Beth Shalom cemetery West Haven.
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Milford
Joseph N. Bernblum
Maple Street
Milford Town Court
Cherry Street
Bernblum
Milford Hospital
B. B. Rosenthal
New Haven
Mr. Bernblum
Yale Law School
Naugatuck
Manpower Commission
Veterans’ Administration
Connecticut
Bernblun
Milford United Fund
Jewish Community Center
Milford Brotherhood Committee
Woos
Milford Boy Scout Council
West District
Boy Scouts
Greater
Helen Bernblum
Stephen Bernblum
B. J. Bernblum
Harry Bernblum
Weller Funeral Home
George Street
Beth Shalom
West Haven
Steel plants suspend operations amid hauler strike
A major steel plant halted operations starting at midnight due to a hauler strike, as producers redirect shipments to rail. Nine weeks of wildcat walkouts have caused delays and production cuts while drivers dispute settlements and some carriers face pressure to recall strikers.
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William Kusley
Gary
Ind
John Ready
Lrmir
Ready
Opponents Seek Delays in Penn Central Merger Appeal
A Philadelphia based merger story notes opponents urging 15 day appeal deadlines as Penn Central faces early activation. Norfolk Western questions rapid consolidation before determining the fate of three smaller lines. A three judge panel includes Henry Friendly and federal district judges, shaping the case.
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Penn-Central
Norfolk & Western
Nicki Plate
Wabash
Fenn-Central
Henry J, Friendly
U.S. Court of Appeals
Ric
Congress Approves High Speed Rail Demonstration Plan
Washington sources say a 1.5 billion transportation bill includes 4.5 million for a Boston New York high speed train demo on New Haven tracks. The Senate sent the measure to Johnson after a House cut. a final compromise kept the funded demo.
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Congress
Washington
Congressional
Transportation Department
New York City
Boston
Senate
Johnson
New York
New Haven
House
Democratic Governors Rally Behind Viet Policy Debate On War
Democratic governors press for endorsement of Vietnam policy amid a stormy voyage stopover in the Virgin Islands. Governors Hoff and Tonnally defend taking a position, Rhodes hints at vote to support fighting men, while Republicans oppose a resolution. Romney probes administration messaging and considers a new neutralization proposal as leaders debate nonbinding conference recommendations.
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Independence
Virgin Island
Vietnam
Texas
John B. Tonnally
Philip H. Hoff
Vermont
St. Thomas
Hoff
Rhodes
U.S
Connally
White House
Marvin W. Watson
Reagan
Romney
Conference
B52s Strike Near Con Thien Amid Vietnam Campaign
B52s raid staging areas and anti aircraft positions four miles northeast of Con Thien and again near the Red bivouac three miles southwest of the Marine outpost. Air Force missions ranged from 44 total strikes to targeted railroad bridges and truck parks near infiltration routes. Combat reports claim enemy and U.S. casualties in recent days, with election guard deployments and a calmer sabotage environment than prior weeks.
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Air Force
Thailand
Hanoi
Pan
Gia Pass
Dien Bien Phu
South Vietnam
Saigon
U.S
Red Bivouac
Con Thien
Demilitarized Zone
Leatherneck
Dmz
House of Representatives
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