Irwin Chides Sibal on Remark In TV Program
A televised congressional candidate program in CT featured Rep Irwin and Sen Sibal trading remarks. Sibal criticized inflation and Democratic spending while Irwin defended GOP leadership and argued for change in Congress. Delayed arrival forced Irwin to speak second, ending the exchange.
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Irwin
Sibal
Rep. Irwin
WTIC
Mariani
Groton
Senate
A. Searle Pinney
Gengras
Congress
Johnson
Sibat
Mort.gage
Kennedy
Democratic Congress
Rep. Irvin
Curran Seeks Symphony Help From City and Chamber
Mayor Curran plans to meet with the Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce executive board to seek aid for the Greater Bridgeport Symphony Society amid a looming crisis. The city may contribute about $2,500 from the community projects fund to cover Klein Memorial auditorium rental and hall expenses for the symphony season plans.
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Curran
Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce
Greater Bridgeport Symphony Society
Klein Memorial
Gengras Attacks State Rule In Connecticut Debate
In West Hartford Republican Clayton Gengras assailed past Democratic governance calling for active citizen participation as he debated Gov. John Dempsey at Emmanuel Synagogue. Dempsey highlighted Connecticut gains and an open spaces program while vowing to back the Democratic ticket.
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West Hartford
Clayton Gengras
Gengras
John Dempsey
Emmanuel Synagogue
Patey
Connecticut
Dempsey
GOP
House Appropriations Committee
General Assembly
Department of Correction
Democrat
Stratford Fire Destroys Quarter House in Plaza Blaze
Stratford firemen battled a late night blaze at the Quarter House restaurant in the Boston avenue plaza. The restaurant was gutted and pipes burst due to extreme heat. Damage to the restaurant estimated at $10,000 with smoke damage to the adjacent Food Fair market. Fire crews from Headquarters station Company 1 led by Assistant Chief Fred Wilkerson fought the fire for over two hours. Health officials planned surveys of damaged foodstuffs and revised loss estimates.
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Stratford
Quarter House
Boston Avenue Plaza
Food Fair
Company 1
Fred Wilcoxson
Astra Curve Caravan Hair Fashion Show in Bridgeport
The Connecticut Hairdressers and Cosmetologists association sponsors the Astra Curve Caravan on October 4 at the New Englander motel Bridgeport. The 7:30 p.m. event showcases autumn hair trends by four Connecticut hairdressers Anthony Pagano Sr Julie Austin Frank Montagna and Richard Plourde with Pagano Sr as commentator. Tickets may be available through Mrs Deloree Ambrosi.
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Astra Curve
Bridgeport
Connecticut Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association
New Englander
Connecticut
Anthony Pagano
Julie Austin
Frank Montagna
Richard Plourde
Deloree Ambrosi
Local 203 Rejects GE Contract Plan Walkout Set
UE Local 203 plans a 11 am walkout to protest wages and skilled trades adjustments in a Bridgeport GE plant. The strike is described as possibly legal and aimed at demonstrating discontent, with union and GE officials debating impact on other workers and earnings.
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Santoianni
Santolanni
D. Laurie MacQuaig
Bridgeport
Police Decline Progress Report In Percy Slaying
Chicago police and FBI agents await new developments in the Percy slaying case as Daley reports no weekend progress. About 150 people have been questioned this week at 40 Devonshire Lane with a similar number likely to be interviewed next week. Nine live fingerprints from the house are being checked against suspects. The Percy family left the Lake Michigan shore mansion last Wednesday. police would not release their next residence or duration. Kenilworth post office continues to receive about 3,000 sympathy letters daily for the Percys following the girl’s death.
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Nicians
FBI
Daley
Devonshire Lane
Chicago
Percy
Lake Michigan Shore
Loraine
Kenilworth
Three Car Pileup Injures Three Teens
A three car crash at Kos suth and Maple streets Sunday afternoon injured Joanne Bullick 15 of 570 Central Avenue Colleen Cortarito 15 of 757 Hallett Street and the other driver Moe H Miller 76 of 310 McKinley Avenue Police say Bullick and Cortarito rode with John Bullick 45 of 579 Central Avenue In Miller s car he suffered a left eye injury The Miller auto then struck a parked car owned by Mary Scrivani 714 Kos suth Street Miller was charged with disregarding a stop sign and released on a summons pending circuit court arraignment Patrolman Peter S Nemeth investigated the incident
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Tunxis Hill Road
Old Stratfield Road
Fairfield
Andrew Pecsenye
Andrassy Avenue
John Pecsenyi
William Mockalis
Ernest Ross
Greenlawn Road
Ross
Joanne Bullick
Central Avenue
Coleen Cortarito
Hal [Lett Street
John Bullick
Moe H. Miller
McKinley Avenue
Miller
Mary J. Scrivani
Kossuth Street
Yours Formal Debut Tomorrow in Bridgeport
A local Bridgeport event features speakers Mrs. Wasserman and Mrs. Knapp outlining volunteer work in education. Ann M. Cain and Edward Bullard IV discuss opportunities and urban child education while Dr. Charles R. Gordon presents Understanding the Urban Child. Invitations go to executives and volunteers.
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Ann M. Cain
Bridgeport
Cain
Family Service
Child Guidance
Intergroup Council
PAL
Connecticut Welfare Association
Catholic Charitable Bureau
Edward Bullard
Yale
Bullard
Bullard Co
Ghana
Adidome
West End
Big Brotha of
Bridgeport, Inc
St. Vincent's Hospital
Fairfield University
Hartford Seminary Foundation
Gordon
Notre Dame University
South Bend
Ind
NAACP
Human Relations Commission
YMCA
ABCD
Palmer Tarinelli Construction Company
Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce
Peoples Savings Bank
National Manufacturers Association
International Business Machine Company
David Greenspun
Harvey Levine
Grace Sterling
Chamber of Commerce
Mayor Curran
Algonquin Club
Kennedy family air tragedy tolls through decades
A chaotic recap notes Kennedy relatives killed in air crashes from 1944 Lincoln bombing to later Idaho crash. It cites Navy Lt Joseph Kennedy Jr, Kathleen Kennedy, and other kin amid investigations into a Palisade break and a separate crash near McLean and Greenwich obsequies.
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Massachusetts
Navy
Joseph P. Kennedy Jr
Kennedy Sons
England
Kathleen
Skakel
Greenwich
Rusk Leads Talks at General Assembly Parleys
Rusk begins morning sessions with foreign ministers and plans at least 15 more talks, aiming for 100 by fall. U.S. and Soviet figures held calm, businesslike discussions amid Vietnam and space treaty considerations, with Gromyko and Rusk discussing broad topics and possible future cooperation.
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Washington
Rusk
U.S
Jeaders
Gromyko
Moscow
Viet Nam
Soviet Union
Burglars Loot Home and Masonic Temple in City
Police report a break in on Colordo avenue where a home was entered and $192 stolen. Burglars also smashed a window of the Masonic Temple at 12 Green street, forced desks open, and looted a machine.
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Colordo Avenue
Masonic Temple
Green Street
GIs Battle Way Out of Heavy Fire
Forces clash in Phu Cat and nearby zones with Marines and South Vietnamese units taking heavy fire and claiming several Viet Cong casualties. Aerial and ground operations yield multiple captures, overruns, and numerous enemy structures damaged across central Vietnam and the delta.
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Viet Nam
Phu Cat
Quang Tri Province
2Nd Battalion
7Th Marine Regiment
Dong Ha
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. 101St Airborne Division
Phu Yen
Phan
Thiet
U.S. 1St Cavalry
U.S. Air Force
Navy
South
South Glacial
Bronx racial clash ends with dispersal after permitted march
About 200 youths staged a racial brawl in the Bronx area as police escorted two white women near the downtown Negro district. A crowd of 100 or more Negroes blocked the street, rocks and bricks were thrown, windows broken, and one injured woman fled the scene. No arrests were made. Placards condemned pool integration and black policemen.
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Bny
Negro District
Neproes
Woman Escapes Injury After Car Hits Pole
Germaine Sweeney, 52, of 31 Sherman Street Trumbull escaped unhurt when her car left the road and struck a utility pole at Main and Marcel streets Saturday night. Police arrested her on a charge of failure to drive in the proper lane and she was released on a summons pending circuit court appearance.
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Germaine Sweeney
Sherman Street
Trumbull
Main
Marcel Streets
Executives Doubt Boom to Last Into 1967
Executives report a cautious outlook for 1967 with two thirds predicting price increases. Profits per sales dollar are seen eroding due to union wage demands. Eighty five percent expect tight labor supply this year and seventy five percent foresee continued tightness into next year.
Two Johnson advisers see little danger of 1967 downturn
Secretary of the Treasury Henry Fowler and CEA chairman Gardner Ackley expressed optimism about 1967. Fowler noted reduced fears since Johnson’s anti inflation proposals and predicted markets would stabilize. Ackley forecast a strongly expanding, vigorous economy with demand likely to outpace supply.
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LBJ
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
ABC
Johnson
Congress
Gardner Ackley
First TV Station Inaugurated in Viet War Zone
In Qui Nhon a 132 foot tower hosts Channel 1 the first TV station in the Viet war zone. Capt Willis Haas reports nearly 1000 sets sold to individuals and the post exchange. Viewers could number 5 000 to 10 000, with hopes to reach all 24 000 servicemen in the broadcast area. The station airs three hours tonight and will expand to 56 hours weekly featuring Bonanza The Beverly Hillbillies and Combat. A station technician jokes about a possible own Combat. Aков. The twelve men and Army Signal Corps personnel live in armed bunkers atop the mountain. Sgt J C Robert A Martin says programs arrive about nine weeks after US airings. Bat Man may arrive in two weeks. Separately Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban may meet Pope Paul VI in mid October at the Vatican.
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Willis Haas
Reading
Qui Nhon
Haas
U.S
Channel 1
Army Signal Corps
J.C. Robert A. Martin
Albuquerque
N.M
States
Martin
Japanese Survivors Sought After Ida Strikes Japan
Typhoon Ida battered central and northern Japan with 105 mph winds. Rescue teams searched two remote villages buried by landslides near Mount Fuji while eight inns at Umegashima were swept by floods leaving 42 dead or missing. American bases suffered multi‑million losses and several ships were grounded or damaged.
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Umegashima
Japan Alps
Torao Watanabe
Ashiwada
Saiko Lake
Mount Puji
Yamanashi
Mount Fuji
Central Meteorological Agency
Tokyo
Japan
Kanto
U.S
Atsugi
Tachikawa
Sagami Depot
Ellerman Lines, Ltd
Britain
Kawashi Port
Taiwan
Kawasaki
Golor Jeanne-Marie
Liberia
Sri Thep
Shimizu
Yokohama
Missing Children Found at Aunt's Home
Two children from the P. T. Barnum project were missing since Saturday evening. Debbie Mc Clain, nine, and George, six, were found Sunday morning at their aunt’s home in Father Panik village. The mother alerted police after they did not return by 10:30 p.m. Saturday.
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Debbie McClain
George
Edward Casey
Gertrude Lewis
Father Panik Village
Casey
Lewis
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