Error over Soviet protest prompts US reply on flight over Sakhalin
The United States acknowledges an unintentional navigational error during a directed flight near Sakhalin after Soviet accusations. Officials say the aircraft overflew the southern tip of Sakhalin due to winds and pilot error, with no intent to violate Soviet airspace.
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Heer
Moscow
John Mt. Mcl Sweeney
Viet Foreign Ministry
United States
Northeen Pacific Attaraat
Sakhalin
Tota
Kremlin
Sonirets
China
Alaska
Britain
Air
Soviet Union
U.S
Japan
Turkey
West Germany
Okinawa
Corbett Files Bethel Primary Petitions in Bethel
State Rep William Corbett of Stinpy Till district filed a petition containing MP names for a Republican primary for state representative. The petition was presented to GOP Registrar Carl Hibbard and certified to Town Clerk Ear Tumana. The primary is set for Sept 25 from 2 to 8 pm at Bethel High School. At the Aug 18 caucus Corbett lost to Col James Walters for the party endorsement 1279 to 122. Richard Bana was endorsed with 200 votes.
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Bethel
William Corbett
Stinpy Till
GOP
Yoters
Carl Hibbard
Ear Taumana
Silleke Pigeo
Bethel High Schanl
Corbett
James Walters
Richard Banna
Jagoby Team Wins in Bridge Tourney
Oswalt Jacoby of Talloe Texas joined a quartet of Fy adelphians to help the Jagoby team win the Distact S vegional bridge tournament in Pittsburgh Arpt. The champions Norman Kay Ridney Silier Robert Sopilar and Arthur Robinson led with 41.2 points out of 58. The event featured top players including Charles W Goren and Heton Sobel of New York along with Solmon of Philadelphia and Irvin Geeber of Houston.
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Pittsquagh
Oswalt Jacoby
Talloe
Tex
Jacoty
Kram
Jacoby
Norman Kay
Ridney Silier
Robert Sopilar
Arthur Robinson
Jordan
Mundays
Charles W Goren
Heton Sobel
New York
Charles J, Solmon
Philadelania
Irvin Geeber
Hruston
Kennedy warns Cuba and Moscow in heated address
In a White House briefing lasting about an hour, Kennedy warned Cuba and the Soviet Union of grave consequences amid reports of Soviet military personnel and equipment in Cuba. He cited anti aircraft defenses, missiles, and technicians while stressing no organized Cuban combat forces, and framed the issue as a broader Western alliance challenge.
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Algo
White House
Salinger
Senate
Kenneth B. Keting
R-N.y
Cuba
Kennedy
Kenedy
Kennedy Trien
Soviet Union
Castro Regione
Cna Ain
Havietmade
Torpeda
Reds heed edict on Berlin gars and border clashes
Report describes MIG activity near West Berlin and a Viscount encounter over Tempelhof. A refugee on the East Berlin side climbed the wall and was killed as guards and bystanders watched.
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Berlin
Earthquake Shakes Eureka Area In California
A strong quake off the California coast rattled the Eureka region causing minor damage in shops and homes. The University of California Berkeley seismographic station reported the tremor originated beneath the Pacific Ocean at 10 538 18 PM PDT.
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California
Eureka
University of Californis Enismographic Station
Berkeley
Casif
Pacife Ocean
McKesson & Roding Claim At Hearings For Hurricane Damages
IPRESSON PUSHES HURRICANE CLAIM hearings proceed with James Alpine Wall presiding as the attorney general's office opposes amended motions. The Mekhesyon Robbins claim stands as the largest reviewed by the commission since its founding, with McKesson & Roding represented by James MM. Brandi and Allin B. Lutz of New York and New Haven.
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Attorney General's Office
James Wi
Alpine Wall
Mekhesyon Robbins
Tour Bars Aga
General Assembly
James MM. Brandi
New Haven
Allin B. Lutz
New York
McKesson & Roding Company
Norwalk Losses Univac Facility Move to Whitpain
Sperry Rand confirms Norwalk South facility will close or shrink as over 400 employees shift to Whitpain and other Sperry Rand sites. The Norwalk plant, once a key Univac research and development hub for Remington Rand, will transfer engineering and ancillary staff while Whitpain expands with 35 laboratories and development departments.
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Zincorinis Hilopateries
St Paul
Man
Stephenson
Ampleyes
Sperry Rand
Star South
Bnt
Fee
Norwalk
Laboratory of Advanced Research
Remington Rane
TANY
Univac
Jinion Atahe Corporation
Remington
Rand
Stir Ing Desser
Abc
Univao
Spe Rand Divissor
de Daven Bradeh
Remington Rand
Whitpain
Frezenerly
Senate Finance Bill Moves Amid Tax Break Debates
Senate sped the tax bill through rough debate on expenditures and deductions. Amendments by John Sherman Cooper and Albert Gore failed or passed on varied votes as Proxmire’s investment credit provision faced strong contention. Utilities and direct business benefits were central to the dispute, with implications for industry modernization and consumer rates.
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House
Senate Finance Committee
John Sherman Cooper
Senate
Paul W. Douglas
Benad House
Provita Ta Gilaw
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Gore
Proxmire
William Proamire
D-Wis
U.S
Itu
Prixmire
Geaf
Kerr
Three Die in State Gar Smashups
The crash on Center road involved a car traveling east toward St Raphael's hospital. Police say Mrs. Regis, two men Frank Esposito and William Peters aided by pulling occupants from the wrecked vehicle. The fire was confined to the engine as responders arrived.
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Center Road
St Raphael's Hospital
New Haven
Youth Killed as Car Slams Into House
A Washington Street crash killed a Stratford area youth and injured four others when a car left an intersection and struck a house. Police said the victim, Martin Bielecki, about 17, was among five youths from Wilcoxam and Fairfield areas. investigators noted there were no skid marks. Petitions and signatures related to local elections were also mentioned in the chaotic report.
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Forwilit
Serwich
Solice
Washiington Street
Strick & House
Martin Bielecki
Petitier
City
Stratford
Fashington Street
Georges
William J Keller
Chelsea Parade
Congens
Dennis
Chapman Beach
Joseph Niemczyk
Westbrook
Noble Avenue
Rilgeport
Shen
W. Howard
Wilcoxam
Fairfield
Caunly
Kowalski petitions surge amid Hartford filing chaos
The Kowalski group pressed petitions across several towns as 2600 names were submitted, with 1800 signers in Hartford and 122 in Naugatuck. At a Statler Tilton press event, Russo withdrew 1200 names claiming harassment by Democrats, while Kowalski aides sought to salvage momentum by filing remaining petitions.
Publicist Named for 183 Barnum Festival by Ringmaster
Nelson He dens announced that John Buller will direct publicity for the 183 Barnum Festival. He succeeds Ripley Meeson, who headed publicity for three years and will serve as grand marshal for next year’s parade.
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John £. Buller
Nelson Hedens
Mr. Butler
Cacamanity
Rela
Doms
Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce
R. Ripley Meeson
Méeson
Council Revises Charter Group Composition
The city council revises the charter commission to three members while five seats are designated as chairman or held by Luckart King and Sarsfield Ford. The move stems from Home Rule provisions limiting public office holdings and conflicts with other city positions. Mayor Tedesco defends the change as a cross section of the community.
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T Luckart
Francis J. King
G Sarsfield Ford
Luckart
Common Council
Charter Commission
King
Board of Education
Tedesco
Bottle Bomb Jolts Stratford Area Witness Accounts
A blast at Broadbridge Avenue in Stratford was heard as a resident reported hearing an explosion. Her 14 year old son Richard looked from a bedroom window and saw smoke, then found a steel object about five inches in diameter. Police said the base of the bomb appeared loaded with powder and match heads, ignited by a fuse. the object was warm when officers arrived.
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Broadbridge Avenue
Yoise Pengerly
Richard
Desegregation Efforts Stall in Southern States
In Florida Tennessee and Virginia desegregation lags. Public schools remain racially segregated in Bate Rouge Huntsville Gadsdra Albany and other cities. Parochial schools in New Orleans educate about 43,000 Catholic pupils with roughly 9,000 Black students.
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Tennessee
Virginia
Bate Rouge
Huntsville
Gadsdra
Ata
Albany
Larled
Alabanta
Missission
Sau Carolinw
du Segre
New Orleans
Ben Bella Returns to Algiers in Guerrilla Show of Power
Ben Bella reentered Algiers from the Casbah with followers, declaring a renewed grip as guerrilla forces were ordered to withdraw from the city while loyal troops remained. Rabah Dita¢ announced an agreement creating a militarized zone with regional guerrilla withdrawals but loyal forces staying.
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Bureau
Uly
Casbah
Algiers
Lundiy
Alziats
Ben Balla
Rabah Dita
Bursau
Nous Jercilla Wilayas
Alpiers
U2 Episode Seen Break for Reds
Reported U2 incident and Khrushchev remarks loom as tensions rise during Geneva disarmament talks and UN activities. Western observers note Moscow may use the affair to rally support and pressure the United States amid strained East West relations.
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United States
Soviet Union
Derlin
Geneva
United Nations
Klyrushenev
Karushchev
Francis Gary Powers
U. S
Fle
U. General Assembly
Khrushchev
al Thant
Yalta
New Assembly
New York
Fairfield GOP primary slated over registrar
Mrs. Melvin Fennell a Republican registrar filed petitions signed by 544 Republicans to force a primary for the registrar of voters post. The contest arises after party endorsement of Jonas Maker, blocked by dissension in Fairfield’s Republican town committee and a split avoidance of a second contender.
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Melvin Fennell
Fairfield
GOP
Jona Maker
Howard A. Sackete
Town Committee
Lulius N. Smith
Turner
Fennell
Wille
Ibackers
Makar
tilbMe
Ytanta
Fairfell
Newtown K of C to honor Bishop Curtis fete
Newtown Sept 4 Bishop W Curtis of the Dinces at Bridgeport will be honored at a reception Sept 26 by the firgilius council Knights of Columbus. The presentation will be at 7 p.m. at the Newtown Danbury road home. Speakers include Rev John Mitchell and Notre Dame High School alum. Betty desoph serves as event chair.
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Ewtown
Ser W. Curtis
Dinces
Bridgeport
Firgilius Council
Knights of Caleamas
Sriphis of Columbus
Newtown-Danbury Road
John RD
Mitchell
Nemer
J Rose Church
Notre Dame High School
Desoph Betty
Praul Night
Dee Ver
Arthur Murray Studios Offers Introductory Dance Course
A promotional notice invites readers to visit Arthur Murray Studios to try an introductory dance course. It promises quick learning of steps like the Fox Trot Cha Cha and Twist, even for first time dancers, in a friendly studio atmosphere.
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Arthur
Murray
Murray Studios
Arthur Murrey Soodis
Arthur Morray, Inc
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