House approves foreign aid despite Kennedy plea
The House votes 144 to 74 against the president's foreign aid request, approving $14 billion in aid with several Cuban and anti war materials amendments. Leaders warn the Senate and president must accept any amendments, while some members fear harsh cuts and a potential World War III scenario.
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Weather Report for Bridgeport and Vicinity
Sunny and cool today with frost inland overnight. Lows near 40 along the shore and in the 30s inland. highs around 69 yesterday, with forecast moderate warmth tomorrow. Almanac entry notes 1964 date and sunrise 6 48 am with dusk around 7 53 pm.
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Train Changes Planned By New Haven Railroad
Public Utilities Commission approves revisions to New Haven rail timetable to improve service. Changes include added lines, reduced times, re scheduled or consolidated trains, eliminated stops, and potential discontinuations affecting Hartford to Norwalk stations. Public hearing set Oct 72 at 9 00 am in State Office Building room S654, with notices required at involved stations.
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Vi-Month-Old Bay Is Burned and Sisters Saved
A two story West End fire fatally injures a vi month old baby in the upper floor apartment. Fleming Young Jr died from multiple injuries as firefighters battled smoke. Betty Young, 22, was rescued from a second floor porch. siblings Risland and Agpela were led to safety by a visitor family. Two Bridgeport taxi drivers and a Murphy Sign crew aided by lowering a ladder helped reach the mother. Fire officials and the medical examiner confirmed the infant’s death.
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Cards and Bombers win in 1962 world softball tourney
Johnny Spring’s airlight relief pitching and Bill Massey’s timely hitting powered the Haybestos Cardinals to a 5-2 win over the 00 Club of Detroit while the Clearwater Bombers defeated Aurora Leadmasters. Decatur blanked Philadelphia 1-0 in eight innings and St. Paul beat Long Island City 3-4 in a doubleheader.
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Pinney Summoned After Red Light Stop Incident
AP report notes Pinney summoned on a charge of running a red light near Whitney and Putnam avenues. The brief mentions Officer Connelly arresting him after a wood alert patrolman observed the stop. Additional scattered items reference politics, theater, and a crossword clue, but no further details on the case.
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Troops Battle Rebel Tanks Near Buenos Aires
Government artillery halted a rebel tank column fifty miles from Buenos Aires marking the first fighting of Argentina's crisis. Rebels reportedly moved toward the capital as loyalist forces deployed tanks aircraft and heavy weapons in defense. Casualties and exact outcomes remained unconfirmed amid ongoing clashes near Olmos and Campo de Mayo.
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Soviet Ships Reach Cuba Amid Tense U.S. Alerts
Reports from Washington tally 65 to 75 Soviet ships docking at Cuban ports since duty with cargoes including military gear and personnel. Officials put total Soviet military personnel in Cuba at 4,200 and note new missile sites on the northeastern coast. U.S. experts assess Mig 21 fighters and air defense systems in place as tensions rise.
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Estes Associates Get Prison Terms in Texas Fraud Case
Three associates of Billie Sats Estes were sentenced for mail fraud and conspiracy tied to Estes operations. Harn, Grr, and Ruel Alexander each drew six to ten years. Coleman McSpadden faced ten-year terms. All were Superior Manufacturing officials in Amarillo and Lubbock. Judge Thomason noted the case as among the most premeditated frauds. Alexander received three years plus three more for additional counts. McSpadden and Orr received ten years each. No fines on individuals. Superior Manufacturing faced a $1,000 fine on five counts totaling $45,000. Sentences start January 1 after delays to resolve related civil, criminal suits.
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Dr Nolan G Chiuce resigns as Fairfield public health chief
Dr Nolan G Chiuce resigns as head of public health in Fairfield and plans to become associate director of public health for Haritant, Vinent. He arrived in Fairfield in 1955 after serving as deputy health officer in Mariford for years and earlier worked as a physician for American Cyanamid. He is a World War I veteran.
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All Fans Miss in Puzzle Game
Hope fueled the Sunday Post crossword but the $75 jackpot stayed unfound as Puzzle 434 wrapped the undergraduate phase and the teaser moves toward Wuzzle 435 with a $100 prize. The write up critiques clues and solutions, noting careless wording and inaccuracies in the down and across entries.
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US vows to fight if Cuba threat remains, Senate votes
The Senate approved a resolution by 86 to 1 promising to fight if Cuba becomes a military threat to neighbors, with Kennedy backing and House action set. Soviet shipments to Cuba rise, officials say, as 4,200 Soviet personnel are in Cuba and the administration insists the move is defensive. Some Republicans argue the measure is weak while others urge a strong blockade and united support for the president.
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