Judges Delay New Move In Assembly Case
Three judge panel heard no announcement on next steps in Connecticut reapportionment litigation after a four hour conference with Gov. Dempsey and counsel. Judge J. Joseph Smith said no immediate action would occur, noting possible delays up to four months and the court may issue further orders or convene a special session if needed. The session aimed to resolve whether an election for the General Assembly could be held under existing statutes or require a court order.
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Hartford
Federal Coors Tack
Connecticut
J. Joseph Smith
Dempsey
Irving C. Freese
Lstaight
Rorwalk
Smith
Fleet
Harald M. Mulvey
Mood Alarn
Na Parskey
GOP
A. Searle Pinney
Tyler Palintann
Ole Lyme
Ale St
Cicuil
Robert Andere
William H Tinbert
District Cour
Billy
I C Freese Dies at 61 in Norwalk Hospital
NORWALK former ap Freese died last night in Norwalk hospital after a heart ailment. Born in New Brunswick New Jersey he grew up on a farm and attended a one room schoolhouse. He graduated from New Brunswick High School in 1918 and studied at Rutgers. Freese moved to Norwalk in 1948 and worked as assistant credit manager at Norwalk Tire and later for Standard Safety Razor until starting his own business. A Socialist Party organizer he pursued politics here after 1950, seeking a party with vision and courage.
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Sod
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Nor. Walk
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Standard Safety
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Holdupmen kill One Wound Another In Charlestown Market
In Charlestown last night two men robbed a meat market. One employee slain, another wounded. a Brookline man, 47, hurt and taken to Massachusetts General Hospital. Police report two assailants fled in a car.
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Jamael Galdsleia
Brookline
Massachusetts
Weather Outlook and Daily Almanac Notes for Bridgeport
Partial clouds and wind today with a high near 74. Tonight will be fair and cold with low temperatures. Sunday expects partial clouds and continued cool conditions. sunrise at 6 something, sunset around 7 pm. Almanac items cover yesterday's highs and lows, precipitation, humidity, and notable notices. Includes obituaries, fashions, financial news, and bridges column.
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LBJ Views Hurricane Damage Tour Across Georgia Florida
President Johnson toured hurricane Dora wreckage in Jacksonville Brunswick and St Simons Island Florida and Georgia coastal areas. He pledged disaster aid and met rural officials governors and Congress members while crowds welcomed him with mixed signs. He flew along the shore and was briefed on damage before continuing to Washington.
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Georgia
Florida
Jacksonville
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St. Simons Island
Washington
Andrews Air Force Base
White House
Air Force
Musset
Frig
Edward McDermott
Office of Emergency
Ulea
Dara
Glynen Naval Air Station
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Rim Washington
Aliar
St. Augustine
Jacksonville Naval Air Station
Talent and Swim Suit Winners Are Named at Miss America
Atlantic City AP report notes that a New Mexico brunette with measurements 37 33 37 and an operatic soprano from Alabama won two honors in the Miss America preliminary contest. Dane Nelson of Tularosa and Arizona State sophomore Hamana Hamrah sang in the talent round. Vicki Powers of Mobile captured the talent prize. Final gown results were announced later, but not disclosed in this update. Last night capped the preliminaries as fifty contestants sought judges’ favor.
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Atlantic City
Nii
New Mexico
Alabama
Dane Nelson
Tularosa
Arizona State University
Ook Amen
Miller Calls Goldwater Real Hope for Peace
Associated Press summary: Republican candidate Miller, in Connecticut, lauded Barry Goldwater as a real hope for peace during a Seymour dinner. Miller cited a letter from Elizabeth Spargo of Seymour raising questions on atomic weapons. He claimed Goldwater supports NATO commanders using tactical nuclear weapons in a Soviet attack, framing it as the core point of Goldwater’s policy.
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Associated Press
William E. Miler
New York
Connecticut
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Miller
Seymour
Senator Goldwater
Stamford
Bridgeport
Stratford
Washington
New Haven
Republican County Women's Association
New Haven Register
Elizabeth Spargo
Goldwarey
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Ship Burns An Atlantic Freighter Rescue Crew Safe
The Coast Guard reported all hands abandoned from the burning freighter Globe Explorer were rescued by a separate ship overnight. Initial messages said the crew is safe aboard the rescue vessel, with the burning ship engulfed in flames and visibility improving as dusk fell. The number of crew and the rescue ship's name remain unconfirmed.
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Coast Guard
Atlantic
FR Coast Guard
Globe Explorer
Aiate RO Utiles Rowhouse
New York
Floyd Bennett Field
Brooklyn
Makarios Warns Turks On Convoy Crisis In Cyprus
Cyprus President Archbishop Makarios warned Turkey of grave consequences if it proceeds to convoy supplies to the Turkish enclave of Kokkina amid a Greek Cypriot blockade. He urged UN peaceforce and Red Cross access to verify relief, while Defense Minister Genressis called any Turkish shipment an invasion threat unless Cyprus approves and levies no tolls. The Turkish government said it would send relief to Kokkinia in coming days.
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Moscow
Costas Ashiotis
Foreign Ministry
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Sno Publi
UN Secretary-General warns Cyprus risk without peacekeeping
Secretary-General Thant said that general agreement exists to keep the UN peacekeeping force on Cyprus to avoid disaster. He warned that failure to do so would incur a price, potentially requiring funding from regular UN revenue sources.
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Liece Snanthe
Protests After Uruguay Break With Cuba Intensify
In Montevideo violent protests over Uruguay’s break with Cuba continued, targeting the president and five members of the governing council. Police withdrew from the National University after students barricaded inside, ending a night of tension as authorities debated identity checks.
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Latin America
Adolf Tejeda
University
Auea
Coup rumors swirl as Saigon braces for weekend turmoil
Reports of a possible coup near Saigon circulated amid visible troop movements and armored cars, with fear of an upheaval against U S backed General Newyen Khant. Cambodia was accused by Vietnam of aiding Viet Cong border raids, prompting a UN Security Council dispute and warnings of consequences.
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Viet Cong
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Vietramasr
Norodom Sihanouk
Singapore Reds Rounded Up To Bar Trouble
Police in Singapore arrested about 40 pro communist politicians and leftist labor leaders as part of a wide effort to curb violence during a large antivraft demonstration. The government declared wartime powers to combat Indonesian and communist influence amid a surge in racial clashes between Malays and Chinese since September 1.
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Lesishifian
Kuala Tamipur
Police Rescue Three Boys Clinging to Disabled Boat
Police recovered three Fairfield boys clinging to a 12 foot sailboat when its rudder failed after a squall off Lasco Creek jetty. Patrolman Kalin and the Fairfield patrol boat retrieved the youths who clung to the upright craft for about nine and a half minutes in rough seas. All were unharmed after the rescue at 6 am.
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Cal Lindquist
Gary
Midfield Road
Joseph Hiznay
Forest Avenue
Fairfield County
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Lasco i Creek
Fone
Squiher Rev Harbor
East German Scientist Barwich Defects to the United States
Geneva AP report says East German Prof. Barwich, once deputy director at Dubna and later head of East Germanys Ceuta Institute, defected to the United States via the UN Atoms for Peace conference. He arrived with East German colleague Max Steenbeck, whose fate remains unknown, prompting Soviet concern and official cautious comment.
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West Germany
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Washington
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Italy
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