Pentagon Warns As 70000 Protesters Gather In Washington
Authorities plan troop and wire barriers at the Lincoln Memorial and across the Potomac to the Pentagon as up to 70 600 demonstrators converge for a weekend antiwar protest. Deputy Atty Gen Warren Christopher warned against lawlessness while officials deploy 13 000 Pentagon workers and backups from U S Marshals and 82nd Airborne.
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Lincoln Memorial
Potomac River
Pentagon
Atty
Warren Christopher
Washington
Texas
California
82Nd Airborne Division
Detroit
Oakland
Draft Center
Brooklyn College
Ford Strike Talks Edge Toward Settlement Amid Wage Gaps
Talks resume as Ford and UAW move toward a tentative contract. The deal improves SUB benefits and pension terms, raises immediate pay for production workers, and offers a phased wage hike for two years. Skilled tradesmen gain more than production workers, raising ratification stakes for 160 000 Ford workers and the industry.
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UAW
Pension Fund
Reuther
General Motors
Ford
Malcolm L. Denise
Chrysler
Kickoff Event Tonight For Gran Carnevale Organizers named
The Italian Community Center hosts a kickoff dinner dance with a Seven member committee and about 79 protestors invited. Albert Altieri will introduce guests and workers. Mario D Addario is ICC president. Gran Carnevale planned for February at Holy Trinity hall with Joseph Monaco as general chair. William E Chaffee, 85, of Nichols, a former grocer and supervisor, died in Bridgeport hospital. services Monday at 2 pm at Stratford funeral home. Burial in Lake View Cemetery. Survivors include son Everett W. Chaffee, three grandchildren, five great grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews.
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Stratfield Motor Inn
Leonard M. Cocco
Albert Altieri
ICC
Mario D'Addario
Gran Carnevale
Holy Trinity Hall
Scofield Avenue
Joseph Monaco
William E. Chaffee
Huntington Turnpike
Nichols
Bridgeport Storage Warehouse Company
Bridgeport Hospital
Stratford
Dennis and D'Arcy
Main Street
Ralph E. Spoor
Nichols Methodist Church
Lakeview Cemetery
Bridgeport
Mr. Charlee
Chaffee Brothers
East Side
Nichols Volunteer Fire Department
Nichols Fire District
Everett W. Chaffee
Protests Across Europe Ask End to U S Involvement
In Munich 3000 to 4000 demonstrators staged a sitdown near the U S Consulate protesting U S role in Vietnam. Hamburg saw a torchlight parade ending with an effigy burning at the U S Consulate. In Göttingen hundreds joined marches ending with a straw Johnson effigy set afire. Viet Nam’s leadership praised antiwar actions in America.
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Munich
Germany
U.S
Vietnam
Hamburg
Johnson
Gettingen
Gailare
National Head to Talk To Value Engineers and Wish Them Success
The Vietnam News Agency quotes the premier praising the solidarity between Vietnamese and American people amid the Vietnam War. A visiting group led by Thomas Hayden of Newark, New Jersey, visited to reiterate the common struggle against U.S. aggression. The SAVE Yale chapter in Douglaston, New York, hosts a joint meeting with Metropolitan New York and Northern New Jersey chapters at 6320 Marathon Parkway. Jereme G Cres Frank Johnson, national president, speaks on Management and Value Engineering. Johnson heads Lockheed-Georgia's value engineering department in Marietta, Georgia.
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Vietnam
Thomas Hayden
Newark
U.S
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Frank Johnson
Lockheed - Georgia Company
Marietta, Ga
House Unit OKs Disputed Antipoverty Bill
The GOP backed bill expands private sector role in antipoverty work and shifts most programs from the OEO to existing agencies. Republicans won additions including a day care option and two assistant directors for urban and rural programs. An emergency food and medical aid program for malnutrition and starvation was also added.
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GOP
OEO
ICEO
Dice Game Raid Nets 7 Men On Various Charges
Seven men arrested in a dice game raid on 172 Burroughs Street face charges under the Uniform Narcotics Act. Colbert was found with a jar of suspected marijuana and held on $5,000 bail awaiting Circuit Court arraignment. The jar is to be sent to Hartford for expert analysis.
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Halpin
Colbert
Hartford
Political Action Teacher Group Planned In Bridgeport
Bridgeport teachers may form a Political Action group limited to residents, following a Connecticut Education Association leadership panel advocating teacher involvement in politics. The panel urged teachers to act as individuals and as a group on issues, not partisan lines, and to publicize positions.
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Mundt
Peter Gillies
Reservet
Middletown
GOP Governors Clash Over Vietnam Resolution At Conference
At the governors conference, Rampton urged dissent but urged public leadership on Vietnam. Reagan accused partisan politics, Connally defended a bold Vietnam-focused statement, Romney warned against using past resolutions to drive foreign policy. The vote moved to a roll call with Romney opposing consideration.
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Vietnam
Utah
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Connally
Lectern
Michigan
George Romney
Steel Haulers Vote to Decide Compromise Plan
William J. Hart urged acceptance of a mediation offer as the seven state panel warns there is no room for compromise. He says if the offer is rejected the haulers will stay out until conditions improve.
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Bor
William J. Hart
Hart
Chicago Sun-Times
Senate group rejects House bid on budget plan
Senator Karl Mundt of South Dakota sues to force a five percent across the board cut, excluding defense and certain fixed obligations, as negotiations over the federal budget continue.
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House
Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
Defense Department
Mathew Bielizna Dies Father of Danbury Judge
Mathew Bielizna 86 of 135 South Street Danbury father of Probate Judge Julius J Bielizna died Friday after a nine week hospital stay. He was born in Poland and lived in Danbury 55 years retiring from a long trade and later employed at Danbury Rubber Company. Survived by wife Mary Wowiek Bielizna, son George, three daughters and nine grandchildren. Burial in St Peter's Cemetery after a mass at St Peter's Church.
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Mathew Bielizna
South Street
Julius J. Bielizna
Danbury Hospital
John C. Freeland
Wests Street
St. Peter's Church
St. Peter’s Cemetery
Bielizna
Poland
Danbury Rubber Company
Polish National Alliance
Judge Bielizna
Mary Wowiek Bielizna
George B. Bieli
Negro Middle Class in the Crossfire of Racial Strife
A Syracuse report profiles the Negro middle class amid riots and civil rights debate. It cites income, homeownership, and education gains, with leaders like John H. Johnson and Vivian Henderson weighing the gap between middle class and the masses.
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Syracuse
Joey
Eli Ginzberg
A.n.y
West Side
Vivian Henderson
Sclark College
Atlanta
Negro College
United States
John H. Johnson
Negro Magazine
Canada
Chicago Commission On Human Relations
Cook County
Jeanne Lowe
Philadelphia
Charleston
D.C
Chicago Daily Defender
Mason and Dixon
Debated Connecticut Vocational College Proposal
State Sen. Wallace Barnes of Farmington urged a new Connecticut vocational college with a student subsidy trust funded by labor unions and manufacturers. Critics questioned feasibility, saying 15 existing technical schools could expand to fill gaps, while supporters cited broader youth appeal and a skilled tradesmen pipeline.
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Wallace, Barnes
Farmington
American Society of Tool and Mechanical Engineers
Barnes
Reinhardt W. Buchli
Bullard- Havens
Norman A. Biichner
Emmett O'Brien
Ansonia
Buchli
Echner
Sen. Barnes
Associated Spring Company
Bristol
Connecticut Vocational College
S. Viets Kill 195 Red Troops In Major Fight
Reported battles across Vietnam describe S Viets killing 195 Red troops in a major clash. B52 strikes hit troop concentrations near Con Thien and Stratoforts attacked targets 27 miles southwest of Da Nang.
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Saigon
U.S. Marine Combat
Con Thien
da Nang
Carla
Philippines
Formosa
China
U.S
North Vietnam
Robert Brewer Elected President of Connecticut Pilots
Robert Brewer of Stratford was elected to a one year term as president of the Connecticut Pilots association at a meeting last night at the Bridgeport Municipal Airport. Officers will be installed at a banquet November 18.
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Stratford
Connecticut Pilots Association
Bridgeport Municipal
Brewer
Richard Harvard Jr
Huntington
Steven Lengel
Bridgeport
Wayne Pully
Monroe
Paul Vittorio
Trumbull
Harvard
Lengel
Pully
Vittorio
Brandon Shaw
Easton
Clarence Stern
Howard Stern
Peter Cober
Fairfield
Robert Holmberg
Kenneth Gloszer
Pilots Association
Dan
Milton Ross 71 Dies Former Milford Candy Shop Owner
Milton J. Ross Sr. 71 of 255 Cherry Street Milford died Friday in Milford Hospital. He founded Ross Candy Shop with his brother in 1933, retired 1935, and was a World War I veteran. Services Sunday at 3 p.m. Milford Funeral Home officiated by Rev. Irvin G. Thursby. Burial private. Survivors include son Milton J. Ross of Chester and daughter Nan Precast. American Legion Post 34 will conduct a ritual at 2 p.m. Sunday.
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Milton J. Ross
Cherry Street
Ross Candy
River Street
Milford Hospital
Milford Funeral Home
Irvin G. Thursby
Church of Christ Congregational
Buria
American Legion
Post 34
New Haven
Ross
Ross Candy Shop
Irving W. Ross
Post
U.S. Army
Milton J. iRoss
Chester
Daughnan
Monetala
Congress faces budget gridlock amid tax and spending battles
Mundt rails that no spending cut formula insults the House while Mahon warns of possible difficulties from Senate action. Protracted fights between Congress and the White House center on a 10 percent federal surcharge and inflation costs as leaders refuse tax increases until spending is trimmed. The debate reflects wider partisan strains and looming deadlines on regular appropriations.
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House
Conference
George H. Mahen
D-Tex
House Appropriations Committee
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Mahon
Worping Moss Havell
Congress
Hamden
Fred
Jerick J.H. Ross
East Haven
Johnson
Irving
Ross
New
Vietnam
Ella
Westport Rally Bus Trip Aims to Protest Vietnam War
About 200 area residents including 40 University of Bridgeport students will ride five buses from Saugatuck station at 6 a.m. to join a Washington protest against the war. The trip is sponsored by Fairfield County to Stop Escalation in Vietnam with support from the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom and the Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy. Buses return by 6 p.m., with housing and aid services noted in Washington. under 18 require parental permission.
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University of Bridgeport
Vietnam
Washington, D.C
Fairfield County
Saugatuck
Washington
Women's International League For Peace and Freedom
Abraham Ribicoff
Thomas Dodd
Donald J. Irwin
Capitol
Committee For the Sane
World Affairs Center
Taylor Place
Breadbasket officers pledge 5000 jobs for Negroes in five years
Operation Breadbasket leaders project wide gains with at least 5000 jobs worth 22 million dollars annually for Negroes in Atlanta over five years. They plan parallel efforts in major cities and back cooperative ventures in Harlem and Detroit with scholarships and housing programs.
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Breadbasket
Atlanta
Harlem
Walker
William Oliver
Detroit
Carl Rowan
Nore
Callahan
Richard J. Daley
Wso
Robinson
State Police Question Bridgeport Knifing Victim
Troopers questioned Oscar Callahan, 51, of Bridgeport, after he was found with cuts to the face and head near Beacon Falls state park following a late Thursday night incident. authorities continued to investigate the stabbing and sought to determine what happened.
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UPI
Oscar Callahan
Bridgeport
Beacon
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