Miller Says LBJ Perils Security by Revelations
Rep William Miller charges President Johnson exposed national security by revealing defense plans and using a political tactic. He cites Johnson’s Detroit trip canceling a code clerk’s flight and a plane malfunction separating aides during a potential crisis. Miller campaigns in Pennsylvania and Pennsylvania Gov Scranton accompanies him to Pittsburgh events.
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LBJ
Eris
Willam E. Miler
Johmson
Poland
Gannon i College
Young Democrats Club
Johnson
Detroit
Chicago
Stephaniée Wagner
Pittsburgh
Wilmington
Del
Blue Point
Long Island
New York
Annie L. Ruggles Celebrates 61st Birthday Quietly at Home
Miss Annie L. Ruggles, daughter of former diplomat Henry Ruggles, quietly marked her 61st birthday at her Norwich home yesterday. A widely traveled woman, she completed 70 Atlantic crossings in her lifetime and is now bedridden.
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Norwich
Annie L. Ruggles
Henry Ruggles
U.S. Consu
Malta
Ruggles
Youth Is Jailed Probation Lifted In Danbury Fight
In Danbury Circuit Court Judge Michael J. Clana sentenced Gary J. Howes 22 of Bethel to one year with five months suspended after a July incident at a Beaver Brook service station. Howes, already on probation for breaking and entering, had his probation revoked to serve four months concurrently with the breach of the peace sentence. Several同 youths including Francis Bruchel 21 Edward McNamara 21 Richard Ferretti 17 John Ferretti 17 and Arthur Finkle 17 faced related charges. witnesses testified the groups planned a fight with fists and injuries followed. Finkle and the Ferrettis earlier faced breach charges. Finkle's case went to juvenile court and McNamara received a 10-day sentence.
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Danbury
Michael JA. Clana
Gary J. Howes
Walnut Hill Road
Bethelio
Francis Bruchel
New Street
Edward McNamara
Henry Street
Richard Ferretti
Fairield Ridge
Brather
John
Arthur J. Finkle
Fairfield Ridge
Pas
Finkle
Ferretti Brothers
McNamara
Hawes
Bruchsel
Noto
Ciano
Howes
Ferretti Hays
Diana
William Sullivan
Father and two sons fined in hassle with state cop
New Fairfield man Morris Strol and his sons Ronald and Raymond were found guilty by a Circuit Court jury of breach of the peace and obstructing an officer. Judge Giang suspended all jail terms, totaling 250 dollars in fines, with probation for two years, after the May incident at Strol’s New Millard service station involving Trooper Richard Day.
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Danbury
Strol
New Millard
Sherman
Richard Day
Raymond
Day
Ray~ Tmond
Morris
Reymond
Ronald
Strois
Ciano
Morris Strol
Ronald Strol
Support of All Area Citizens Urged For Branch Mental Hospital Here
Norman Hewitt urged Bridgeport area residents and Exchange Club members to back a planned branch mental hospital. The plan seeks a unified program of prevention, treatment and rehabilitation, with federal grant aid now available to fund community specific centers in the Greater Bridgeport area.
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Norman Hewitt
Exchange Club
Strallishd Motor Inn
State Department of Mental Health
Greater
Bridgeport
Hewitt
Sforts
Community Branch Hospital Concept Questioned at Bletchley
A police desk sergeant at Bletchley station was asked by a man about the concept of a community branch hospital, with Hewitt citing the evolution of the idea and its link between mind and physical reality. The question, posed yesterday, explored whether such a station could initiate and respond to broader social changes.
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Hewitt
Bletchley
England
Pital
First Barnum Festival Marshals Named for 1965 Parade
The Barnum Festival board selects Robert J. Magee and John F. Murphy Jr as the first marshals for 1965. Magee will be grand marshal of the Fourth of July street parade while Murphy directs the Ballyhood show. Also noted are prior roles with the festival and related promotions.
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Robert’ J. Magee
Carpenter, Steel of
New England
John F. Murphy Jr
Murphy, Inc
Magee
Murphy
Lloyd H. Meyer
Danbury Circuit Court Violations List Summary
Danbury Circuit Court proceedings heard by Judge Michael Ciano on Thursday included multiple traffic and related cases. Defendants cited include Patrick Ashley for failure to drive in proper lane, Dominic Badaracco for breach of the peace, George Bond for reckless driving, Francis Jones for driving without a license, Albert Jowdy for tailgating, and others for non support, speeding, no license, improper display of markers, and stop sign violations. Bonds and fines ranged up to 35 dollars, with several cases noted as closed or amended.
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Danbury
Michael Ciano
Patrick H. Ashley
Lake Avenue
Dominic Badaracco
Hayestown
Heights
George W. Bond
Burr
Southbury
É Francis Jones
Ridgefield Road
Albert J. Jowdy
Ninth Avenue
Ton
Thomas LaPine
Main Street
Joseph J. Lowden
High Ridge Gardens
Robert W. Ridgeway
Hospital Avenue
Edward Rogers
Ball
Pond Road
Charles R. Thompson
North Salem Road
Ridgefield
Thomas J. Venus
Limestone Road
Charles E. Blackwell
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