Precinct Reshuffle Key to Ond's Plan
The report notes a precinct shift as central to Ond’s reshuffle with officials detailing board changes. Walsh cites parking fine ticket totals for the past month as context while eight new rookies are to join, restoring departmental strength to 344. Commissioners Lindmark acted as president in Wilham Mulvihill’s absence. other members include O Connor Hawley and Campbell.
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Supl
Walsh
Andrew Lindmark
Wilham
Mulvihill
William O'Connor
Edward Hawley
George Campbell
Ribigoff Targeted By AMA Leader In Medicare Critique
AMA leader attacked Ribigoff citing dangers of jail for supporters while accusing him of exploiting Medicare funding. Dr Annis challenged Ribigoff to justify campaign claims and questioned the financial soundness of the Medicare proposals.
Union shop plan backed by unions amid Kennedy stance
A plan endorsing a union shop with staged wage raises and a future layoff pay fund faced reactions from labor and industry. The board proposed raises totaling 8 to 9 cents over 1962 1963 and 1964 and allowed religious objectors to pay charity. reactions from Reed Larsen of the National Right to Work Committee and from the Machinists Union varied while Detroit’s United Auto Workers backed the package despite lower wage gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Brek
Lockheed
Marrietta
Convair
Fort Worth
Tex
Reed Larsen
National Right To Work Committee
Taylor
Larson
Treasuries
Lpion
Recomimiencations al Althugh
Detroit
United Atta Workers
Bridgeport Native Wins Vermont Senate Nomination
W Robert Johnson, a Bridgeport born furniture dealer, won the Democratic nomination for the U S Senate in Vermont. He vows to end Republican domination, facing Sen George D Aiken in November. Johnson, 35, built his career in the furniture business and enjoys golf and angling.
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Brattleboro
Robert Johnson
U. S. Senate
Johnson
Geo. D. Aiken
Senate
Bridgeport
Coon
Sss
Vermont
Soblen brother freed from reveals during trial
The Soblen family figure freed from a sentence on a shared case involving alleged disclosure of government secrets to the Russians. Myra Soble, Jack's wife, testified against Robert Soblen, having earlier received a four year sentence in 1989 and release in 1990 for good behavior.
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Soble
Robert Soblen
Myra Soble
Jack
Sobler
Marshall Senate Hearings Prompt Protests Over Delay
The hearings spotlight Thurgood Marshall's civil rights record and past NY practice questioned by opponents. Johnston accuses Marshall of unlicensed New York practice and ties to a Communist front, while Marshall defends naiveté and clarifies non Communist stance. Eastland cites a 1958 Gathings speech and Thurmond references, with Keating denying unlicensed practice claim.
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Marshall
NAACP
Supreme Court
Johnston
New York
Lawyers Guild
Thurgood Marshall
Senate
Communist Front
Eastland
Ku Klux Klan
Thurmond
Rep. E. C. Gathings
G-Ark
Keating
Johnsioe
Bush and Dodd Vote For Marshall Confirmation
Connecticut Senators Prescott Bush and Thomas J. Dodd voted today in favor of confirming Thurgood Marshall as a federal judge. Marshall had appeared in Bridgeport in April 1969 as a key speaker at a New England NAAGP conference.
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Washington
Sept
Connecticut
Prescott Bush
Thomas
Dodd
Smong
Thurgood Marshall
Marshall
Bridgeport
New England
NAAGP
Sinatra Checks Into Hospital for Observation
Hollywood singer Frank Sinatra entered Dr Bars of Lebanon hospital today. A spokesman said he will remain there several days for observation.
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Hollywood
Frank Sinatra
Dr. Bars of Lebanon Hospital
Two Fights Out In NH Senate Primary Battle
United by a crowded field, New Hampshire voters weighed eight Senate seats, four governor races, and 34 House seats. Mrs Bridges led in early returns for the First District while Cotton won the Republican renomination. Vermont’s W Robert Johnson upset William Meyer for the Democratic Senate nod, setting up a Johnson versus George Aiken general election.
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Bridges
Chester FE. Merrow
Congress
Senate
Pillsbory
Panel
Cotton
Easlly
Norris Cotton
Alfred J. Catalla Jr
Hass
Merrow
Louis C. Lyman
Chester M. Wiggin Jr
George Gilman
J. Oliva Hunt
Laconia
Bert ‘Teapne
James €. Cleveland
Noeninee
Eugene 5
Daniel Dr
John W. King
Manchester
House of Representatives
Kennedy
Powell
Vermont
Democratic
W. Robert Johnson
William H. Meyer
U. S. House
Meyer
Johnson
George Aiken
Aiken
New Hampshire
Thomas J. Mutyre
Wisconsin
Jon
Wilbur W. Renk
Eisenhower
Ieader
GOF
Philip G. Kuehn
New Hamshire
Ride Island
Wiseouéin
Minnesota
Utah
Washingcon
Arizona
Colorado
Démocratie
Cncl
Hayden
Georgia
Massachusetts
New York
Hawaii
Harvest Fair Festival Co-Chairs Named at Park Avenue Temple
Harvey N Power and two others were named co-chairmen of the 28th annual Harvest Fair at Park Avenue Temple. The event, Oct 16 from noon to 6 pm at temple grounds, features prizes, a music show by the Racorads, and a dance for boys and girls. Proceeds support temple religious schools and activities.
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Harvey N
Curtis Terrace
Fairfield
Park Avenue Temple
Sanford
Shapera
Racorads
Director named New Haven community schools head
Ralph My. Goglia associate executive secretary of Hartford community council is named director of New Haven community schools. Goglia a Democratic councilman will be paid $12,240 annually.
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New Haven
Ralph My. Goglia
The
Greats
Hartford
Mason Court Hearing Reveals Simple Family Tune
Santa Monica Calif September James Mason and Pamela Mason spoke in Superior Court over separate maintenance with Pamela seeking fourteen thousand one hundred sixty five dollars monthly. The British born star said Hollywood had nothing to do with the split and chatted with his wife before reporters as lawyers and a judge met in chambers.
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Santa Monica
Calif
James Mason
Bity Day
Pamela
Superior Court
James
Coupte
Chambers
Mason
Maso
Portland
Morgan
Hollywood
Angue
Jake Erlich
Paul Caruso
Alrs
Pamela Mason
Family Flees East Side Fire Doused by Firefighters
A three story tenement on East Washington Avenue and Head Street suffered heavy smoke as firefighters, wearing oxygen masks, entered after a 3:17 pm alarm from Box 412. Chief Senger said the blaze was confined to the kitchen and it was unclear if other occupants were home. A later note mentions a trade agreement with Traly.
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Senger
Box 412
East Washington Averuue
Head Street
Men Restored To Police List After Reexamination Wins
The police board considered appeals from four men who failed physicals after passing the written test. Three had issues now resolved or corrected while a fourth awaits reassessment. The panel approved restoring eligible names to the list pending reexaminations, potentially filling vacancies and allowing immediate appointments for those near the top.
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Police Board
Fajice Bostd
FIDEL FOES TELL OF RAID ON SHIPS
The account details space program tensions in Havana and Washington. Kennedy and McNamara lead a presidential entourage including Johnson and Webb in May talks, with briefings on Saturn rocket tests at Cape Canaveral and plans for lunar missions by 1968.
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Fidel
Hurtsville Terrier
Ant
Lyndon Johnson
Robert 5. McNamara
Cuba
James FE. Way
Webb
David E. Bell
Budget Bureau
Senate
House Space
Havana Radio
Peter Thorney
Kennedy
McNamara
Satan Facilties
Cape Canaveral
Hartford
Nicholas FP. Karitos
Cape
Huntsville
Connecticut
State Health Department
Earth
Moon
Mrs Vogel Takes Ford Fund Post
The city established the Ford Fund last spring and appointed Mrs Vogel to administer the grant. Mitchel Sviridoff named executive director of the program, former AFL CIO state labor council president and ex New Haven Board of Education head.
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Sviridate
Mitchel Sviridoff
AFL+CIC State Labor council
New Haven Board of Education
First Lady Kennedy Unveils Model for National Cultural Center
In Newport Jacqueline Kennedy unveiled an architect’s model of a national cultural center to be built in Washington. She said she wished funds could be raised by a clap of the banks as she and other dignitaries planned a coast-to-coast extravaganza on November 29 to gather money for the white marble landmark to be a home for performing arts and culture.
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Newport
Jacqueline
Kennedy
Potomac
Washington Hashiger
Washington
Wirepham
Census aide to ask polio shot queries
Special questions on polio shots and injections for protection against diseases will be asked in the September Current Population Survey. The survey, conducted by the Census Bureau in several areas, will collect local data under Betty A. Moore. Immunization questions are for nationwide health planning at the request of the Public Health Service.
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Bureau of the Census
U.S. Department of Commerce
Betty A. Moore
Ranistan Avenue
Public Health Service
Death Ends Spy Soblen's Tug-of-War With Justice
Dr. Robert A Soblen, a New York psychiatrist who spied for the Soviet Union, died in a London hospital at 10 40 am after a suicide attempt aboard an airliner en route from Tel Aviv to New York. He had fought British courts for asylum and died amid claims of leukemia and brain damage. His wife Ding, a fellow psychiatrist, was at his bedside.
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London
Robert
A. Soblen
U.S
Brixton Prison
New ‘York
Hillingdon Hospital
Ding
New York
Aeras
Tel,aviv
Israel
Haven
Asa Irv Ju
Sobien
Home Secretary
Depotias
Scotland Yard
Hinxton Prison Hospital
Soblen
Britain
The
Daily Herald
Herald
Howe
Cyril Barnes
Harold G. Broadbridge
Talile
Penney Named Soldier of Month at Fort Monmouth NJ
Edward J Penney son of Mrs Ellen Penney of 318 Broad street has been named Soldier of the Month at Fort Monmouth New Jersey The 14 year Army veteran received the Commanders Certificate of Achievement a 25 award and four three day passes Penney is assigned to Headquarters and Headquarters Company Army Electronics Research and Development Center Support Battalion His Army service includes three tours totaling 21 years in Europe
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Set Edward J Penney
Ellen Penney
Broadstreet
Far Monouth
Alsop to Campaign in Trumbull Monroe
Jol Alsop, Republican candidate for governor, will campaign in Trumbull and Monroe on Friday. The event was announced at Hartford headquarters. He plans visits to the 26th and 27th Senate districts, with stops at VanShare Park in Westport and a spaghetti supper at a local Candletite restaurant.
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Jol Alsop
Trumbull
Monroe
Feriday
Semel
Hirtfurd
Mr. Alsop
Vangshare Park
Westport
Joseph A. Adoring
GOP
Gavecnac
Henry Zagoraki
Bridgeport
Black Rock
East Matn Street
Cty
JCOWN Offers Real Estate Courses at Central High
The University of Connecticut will offer eight noncredit courses in real estate and investments at Central High School starting Sept. 24. Courses include Real Estate Appraisal Monday, Real Estate Principles and Practices Tuesday, Stocks and Investments Wednesday, and Real Estate Law Thursday from 7:30 to 9:20 pm. Registration is today and tomorrow from 6:30 to 9:00 pm.
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University of Connecticut
Central High School
Uconn
Rusk Solons Answer Nikita in Cuba Threat Debate
Congressional leaders from both parties defended U S policy against Soviet pressure over Cuba Berlin and nuclear threats. McCormack Dirksen Mansfield Sparkman Keating and Humphrey urged unity and firm action while cautioning against partisan use of the issue. They supported President Kennedy stance and warned against Soviet attempts to tie Cuba to U S elections.
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Senate
Mike Ansfield
Montana
U. S
Cuba
Kennedy
Western Hemisphere
Mansfield
Kenneth B. Keating
Berlin
John Sparkman
DeAla
Ing
Senne Foreign Relations Committee
Buck
Sparkman
Red
Rusk
U.S
Dalk
Dirksen
United States
Khrushchev
GOP
Kwight D. Eisenhower
Dickjser
Eisenhower
Humphrey
Republica
Hemisphere
Numphrey
Castro
Latin America
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
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