RAL Plans Suit For Parkland Hearing Vote
Beardsley park dispute heats as RAL, led by Panuzio, prepares suit against Mayor Curran and city agencies over a required public hearing before park land can be taken for the expressway. Attorney General Kilian orders review of legality while state officials confirm hearings occurred but may lack formal compliance.
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Pannzload
Curran
Scity
Bridgeport
State Bureau of Highways
State Attorney General
State Transportation Department
Panuzio
RAL
Sunior
Common Council
State Highway Department
James F. Stapleton
Anita S. Vogel
George A. Laden
Broadbridge Road
Dorothy L. McPhail
Erie Street
Michael Koremchak
Panuzid
John C. Mandanici
Mr. Mandanici
Mandanici
General’ Assembly
GOP
Republican Action League
Beardsley Park
Robert K.killian
New State Transportation Department
Bureau of Highway
Ralph L. Hager
Hager
Leeper Eeamiameter
Killian
France
West Germany
Increase To Shock Euromart
Britain presses ground for eventual negotiations to join the Common Market. Moves threaten to punch holes in the system of high uniform prices. West Germany actions ripple through currencies, impacting Belgium and the Netherlands as well as trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Belgium
West Germany
Holland
Welfare Head Sees Nixon Plan Impact
Hartford CT UPI reports Welfare Commissioner Bernard Shapiro said President Nixon s plan for family assistance would affect the country He called the proposal a guaranteed annual income for the poorest families and questioned its impact during remarks at the Hartford Community Council.
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Hartford
UPI
Connecticut
Bernard Shapiro
Nixon
Shapiro
Gréster
Supermarket Safe Rifled for Four Thousand One Hundred Seventy Dollars
Bridgeport detectives probed a cash and checks theft at First National Stores supermarket Fairfield and Wordin avenues. The safe was opened without force and money totaling 4170 was taken by someone who knew the combination. Acting Detective Kenneth Neubauer leads the case with Police Captain Willard Stevane confirming no forced entry.
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Bridgeport
First National
Fairfield
Wordin
Willard Stevane
Kenneth Neubauer
Mrs Hibbler to Speak at Home Missions Service
Mrs Jeanette McAden Hibbler of New York City and daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Henry McAden will speak at Walters Memorial AME Zion church to raise funds for local youth activities and home missions. She will share slides from a West Africa tour and answer questions before a parish reception. She holds a master’s degree in guidance from Bank Street College.
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Jeanette McAden Hibbler
Center of
New York City
Home Missions Society
Walters Memorial A.M.E. Zion Church
Gregory Street
Elizabeth Treadway
Bank Street College
New York
Quartet Nabbed With Bogus Bills at Connecticut and Ft Dix
Secret Service agents arrested four men in Connecticut and a fifth in New Jersey for counterfeiting about $65,000 in fake currency. Arraigned were Louis Cammarata Allen Chadinha Robert Hinthan and Louroy Manning. David Hintian held on $5,000 bond. brothers allegedly supplied fakes to others.
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Meriden
Secret Service
Ft. Dix
N. J
Connecticut
U.S
Louis Cammarata
Westbrook
Allen Chadinha
Clinton
Robert Hinthan
Louroy B. Manning
Old Saybrook
Hintlian
David Hintlian
New Jersey
Cammarata
Chadinha
Manning
Robert Hastings
Secret Service Office
New Mayen
Cold War Thawed By Warm Hearts at Disneyland
In Anaheim a Russian-American friendship blooms as Viktor Beregovoy, son of Soviet cosmonaut Maj. Gen. Georgy Beregovoy, asks Kathy Birk, a 20-year-old hostess at Disneyland, to his party at Kirk Douglas home. A Disneyland spokesman says she will also accompany the party to San Diego to explain American football at the Chargers game.
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Anaheim
Calif
Disneyland
Viktor Beregovoy
Georgy Beregovoy
Kathy Birk
Beverly Hills
Kirk Douglas
Kathy
San Diego
Viktor
Chargers
McCarthy Appeals to Youths in Redding Address
Senator McCarthy spoke to a large youth audience on public unhappiness and U S policy. He critiqued the space program, foreign policy, and hopes for political reforms while noting uncertainty about Vietnam. Moderator Elmo C. Roper praised him for intellectual courage and influence.
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McCarthy
Minnesota
Elmo C. Roper
Stuart Chase
German mark revalued to curb inflation and boost stability
West Germany confirmed a 8.5 percent revaluation of the mark aimed at reducing import inflation and restoring price stability. Schiller defended the move saying cheaper imports would boost competition, ease the trade surplus, and support employment while warning some weak industries might need aid or subsidies.
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Christian Democrats
Schiller
Washington
U.S. Treasury Department
Britain
France
United States
West Germany
European Common Market
Pupils to Consider Underground Newspaper Meeting
Ronald Ciotti a Harding High pupil and staffer of The Minority announced a meeting for all interested high school pupils to discuss creating a city wide underground high school newspaper. The meeting will be Sunday at 5 p.m. in the American Independent movement office at 9 Har rigan street.
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Ronald Ciotti
Connecticut Avenue
Harding High School
Harding
American Independent Movement
Harrigan Street
the Ciotti
Jyouth
Biggest Battle In Over a Month Waged in Vietnam
Allied intelligence said the Communist command may be preparing a winter spring offensive in November. U S troops reported 43 enemy killed in two running battles northwest of Saigon, with figures showing November as a period of higher activity and casualties across the war. The Viet Cong claimed to have killed or captured 167,939 enemy troops in the first nine months of the year, including 69,562 Americans.
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268Th
Phan Thiet
U.S
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
Saigon
Ho Bo Woods
Viet Cong
Weicker Housing Measure Fate Is Up to Conference
Washington AP reports Connecticut freshman Rep Lowell Weicker Jr led a House amendment to insert a one for one housing replacement rule into a 4.9 billion housing bill for urban renewal. The measure won 116 92 in a late Thursday vote but faces Senate action in conference. Weicker, backed by Rep Robert Giaimo and influenced by Rep Sidney Yates, argues relocation of displaced residents should yield new housing at the original sites. He plans to consult White House aides and HUD secretary George Romney next week. The House approved an urban renewal authorization of 2 billion this year, up from 1.75 billion last year. He says the plan could direct funds to housing rather than only shopping centers.
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Washington
House
Senate
Connecticut
Lowell Weicker Jr
Greenwich
Congress
Weicker
Senate House
Robert N. Giaimo
Oo Weicker
Sidney R. Yates
Chicago
Yates
Paris
France
Yale
University of Virginia
White House
George Romney
Department of ‘Housing “and Urban Development
Bridgeport
Conn
William Sullivan
HUD
Monsignor Fiedorczyk Returns After 19 Years as Army Chaplain
The Rt Rev Alphonse J Fiedorczyk former Holy Family Stamford assistant pastor returns to the Diocese of Bridgeport after 19 years as an Army chaplain. He retires as a colonel with the Legion of Merit awarded at Fort McClellan Alabama. Born 1910 in New Britain he was ordained 1935 and earlier served WWII in Europe. He held roles with the 24th Division and Eighth Army and was elevated to domestic prelate in 1967 by Pope Paul VI.
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Alphonse J. Fiedorczyk
Holy Family Church
Stamford
Bridgeport
Msgr. Fiedorczyk
Chaplain Corps
Army
Fort McClellan
Alab
Europe
Paul VI
Msgr
Fiedorczyk
Seoul
Korea
New Britain
Eighth Army
Grande Seminaire
Legion of Merit
Saint-Brieuc
France
Sacred Heart Church
Slay er Breaks Deputy S jaw at Court in Stamford Shop
McDonald, a parole violator and laborer of Stamford, attacked Deputy Acunzo in the basement cell area after a courtroom sentencing. Chief Deputy Dowd and others restrained him with mace spray as Acunzo was taken to St. Vincent's hospital and McDonald transferred to Somers prison. McDonald had prior assault with intent to kill convictions and faced a $20,000 bond.
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Stamford
Grillo
Acunzo
McDonald
Charles F. Dowd
Dowd
Jean Garry
John P. Previdi
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Somers
Edwin Mak
Gennaro DelGais
Gazek
Pressprich Street
State Correctional Center
Joseph T. Gormley, Jr
Worries Over No Viet Influence Spreading In Southeast Asia
Diplomats fear outside support keeps nations independent of Red China while North Vietnam tightens grip on Pathet Lao and Laos, stirring resentment among Pathet Lao troops. In Vientiane about 20 000 Vietnamese residents, half loyal to Hanoi, mix prosperity and poverty. Cambodia and Laos border tensions rise as Viet Namese move into eastern provinces near South Vietnam.
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Red
U.S
Laos
Pathet Lao
North Vietnam
Vientiane
Seven Killed in Tripoli Street War
Moslems defied a around-the-clock curfew to attend prayers as fighting raged across Tripoli. A government communique reported clashes around a political leader’s home with police, while security forces were fired on. Two policemen died and two wounded, and three more were killed as gun battles continued. Demonstrators in the harbor area opened fire, wounding an officer and a constable, with two protesters reported dead.
Sops Nab 3 Men In Try to Cash Stolen Check
Three men were arrested after one attempted to cash a stolen check at the Bonus supermarket on Iranistan Avenue shortly after 8 pm. Charles Milton, 19, was taken inside the market by Patrolman Briglia while buying groceries with the check. Accomplices Ronald Moore, 23, and Jerry Jackson, 33, were chased by Radiocar police after a taxi flee, and later charged with attempting to obtain money under false pretenses. Milton faces the same charge. all three held on $1,000 bail awaiting circuit court arraignment. The checks were among six stolen from Page Press on Catherine Street the previous night. Stratford police issued warrants for Jackson and others.
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Radiocar
Iranistan Avenue
Andrew Alexay
Charles Milton
Sixth Street
Arnoald Briglia
Alexay
Richard Godwin
al’ Best
Martin
Ronald Moore
Hamilton Street
Jerry Jackson
Father Panik Village
Milton
Briglia
Page Press Company
Catherine Street
Stratford
Jackson
East Sider Held After Hassle With Police
James Davis a 32 year old of 984 Central avenue was arrested about 8 PM after refusing to move his car from Iranistan Avenue and allegedly drunkenly making excessive horn noise and carrying a knife. He was charged with breach of the peace interfering with a police officer drunkenness making unnecessary noises carrying a dangerous weapon and a State driving while intoxicated warning. Davis resisted responding officers at a nearby supermarket and is held in $500 bail awaiting Circuit Court arraignment.
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Iranistan Avenue
James Davis
Central Avenue
Anthony Quintiltiano
Gerald Gilormine
Davis
Bonus
Hartford Men Arrested in Securities Theft Case
In Hartford two men Norman R. Gagnon and John E. Carlson were arrested and charged with stealing 45000 dollars in negotiable stocks and bonds and about 3000 dollars in jewelry and 125 dollars in cash. The items were recovered five days earlier from a rooming house on Wyllys Street where the pair had lived.
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Hartford
Wyllys Street
Gagnon
Carlson
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Euromart
Mrs. Hibbler
Missions Service
Redding
Spiro T. Agnew
Mars
Vietnam
New London
Chase
State McCarthy Organization
Joel Barlow
Tripoli
East Sider
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