Huey Newton Sentenced to Prison for Fatal Shooting
Huey P. Newton, Black Panther leader, is rushed to prison after a Superior Court verdict sentencing him to two to fifteen years for voluntary manslaughter in the death of white police officer John Frey. Spectators shouted "Power to the people" as Judge Monroe Friedman delivered the term.
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Calif
Huey Newton
John Frey
Huey
Monroe Friedman
Newlan
Leath
Nurse Robbed During House Call At Beardsley Terrace
Nurse from Tridgeport Health department reports handbag theft after a house call at Beardsley Terrace apartments on Trumbull avenue around 2 pm yesterday. Victim Marion S Mertens of 7 Valley road Huntington says two youths snatched her purse containing $20 cash and checks, and fled toward Bidg 13 area. Calls for help allegedly ignored by bystanders as incident unfolded.
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Tridgeport
Beardsley Terrace
Trumbull Avenue
Marion S.mertens
Valley Road
Huntington
Mertens
Bridgeport Weather and Almanac for Today and Tomorrow
Bridgeport and vicinity forecast mostly sunny with little temperature change today and tonight. Tomorrow remains sunny and mild with a 10 percent chance of rain, light variable winds becoming westerly. Almanac notes mark day 232 of the year, seventh day of fall, sunrise at 6:47 am and sunset at 6:04 pm.
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Haim U.S
Apo
Almanag
Allied Post Attacked Near Da Nang by Foe
Saigon dispatch reports a ground attack on the Thuong Duc Green Beret position five miles west southwest of Da Nang. Two Allied soldiers killed and 11 wounded. South Vietnamese civilians and Green Berets repelled two rough attacks amid shelling and rifle fire. Enemies suffered heavy losses as advances stalled near the Cambodian border and DMZ area.
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da Nang
1St Corps
Saigon
Fay Nioh
Borden
U.S
du Lap
Demilitarized Zone
Sixth Regiment
Penalty Nullifies Jets Winning Field Goal
The Bridgeport Jets and Lowell Giants tied 10 20 26 in a disputed finish at Kennedy Staglord. Rob Anderson kicked a late field goal that would have won Bridgeport, but a procedural penalty nullified the score and forced a final stalemate before 3 782 spectators.
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Lowell Giants
Kennedy Staglord
Bridgeport
Rob Anderson
Anderson
AMC Posts Smallest Boost in Tennessee Car Prices
AMC, the smallest major U.S. auto firm, joined the price hike parade as it posted higher sticker prices for 1989 cars going on sale Tuesday. The $43 per car rise includes federal excise tax and dealer charges, with GM already raising prices on its 1968 line.
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American Motors
U.S
AMC
General Motors
Lederer Replacing Leste As Parcel Redeveloper
Redevelopment agency approves Lederer Inc to replace Leste Really as redeveloper of a State street renewal parcel at Broad street and Frontage Road. Lederer to assume loan of about 117000 and erect two large store buildings after Common Council approval. Also approves land strip sale near Italyaerece project area for 1009 HUD ratification and sale of Tandon Bostwick Ave site to Arrow for 4100 for manufacturing building.
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Leste Really, Inc
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James P/E Schwartz
Jayson B. Rome
State Street
Broad Street
Common Council
Lederer Sleen
T ‘Schwartz
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Jay
James Photo
Ayame
McLevy Rail
John P Flac Rae
Or.c, Fenlly Company
Frominge Road
Us, Housing and Urban Development Department
Tandon Bostwick Avenue
Beween
ICC Refuses iTo Speed NHRR Takeover Order
The Interstate Commerce Commission rejected an attempt to rapid take over the bankrupt New Haven Railroad. Trustees bondholders and the states of Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Island had sought the order. The commission will proceed with a hearing on disputed assets and value at the assets of the bankrupt line, with a hearing set for December 7 in New York.
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Interstate Commerce Commisee
Penn Cen
Hew Haven Railroad
Haven
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Rod
S. Baw
UN Probes Action on Arab Treatment in Occupied Lands
United Nations Security Council urged a prompt investigation into the treatment of Arab civilians in the territories seized by Israel in 1967. The vote 12 to 0 with the US Canada and Denmark abstaining, sought a special envoy to conduct the inquiry and urged Israel to cooperate amid charges of torture and forced displacement.
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Security Council
Israel
United States
Canada
Denmark
Arsh
Pakistan
Senegal
Secretary
Thant
Yonetkoan
Tekoan
Features for Everybody to Telegram Every Day
Classified ads and comics fill a page with puzzles, Dear Abby, and editorial notes. The section lists bridges, TV and radio guides, obituaries, and women’s news, highlighting daily miscellany for readers.
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Women's News We
Johnsons Day At White House Honors Longtime Aide
Washington reports President Johnson personally praised Thomas J. Johnson for 34 years and 11 months in government, last 18 as an usher at the Executive Mansion. The event featured a Johnson Johnson photo beside 27-year-old Tom Johnson as Johnson noted the aide’s near-record service and health, with only 21 sick days in his federal career.
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Johnson
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Thomas J. Johnson
Executive
Folinson
Winston Churchill
Chiang Kai Shek
Russia
W.M. Molotov
Jonnson
Washington, D.C
Johnsons
Tom Johnson
Johnson, Johnson and Ishawon
Odd Parachute Jump Dazzles Crowds At St Pauls
The army parachute regiment staged a simulated jump from the St Pauls cathedral dome to mark a youth festival opening. Onlookers, including Dean Sullivan, praised the exhilarating experience, while some critics called it undignified. The leap occurred 165 feet above the dome, in London.
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St. Paul's Cathedral
England
New Zealand
Dean G. Sullivan
Caen
Las Bean
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Parachute Regiment
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Christopher
Wrens
St Paul's
Duke of Wellington
Winston Churchill
Westminster
Westminster Abbey
Langan
Arthur Morrison
Christopher Wren
Beilish Parachuts Regiment
Dall Joins Campaign Attacks Against Nixon Agnew
Former UN chief delegate Ball leapt into the presidential race attacking Richard Nixon and Spiro Agnew while defending Hubert Humphrey. He criticized Nixon and Agnew for political cynicism and announced his resignation to aid Humphrey’s bid. Ball outlined strategy talks on the West Coast after leaving the United Nations post.
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George W. Dall
Richard M. Nixon
Spira TF. Agnew
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Ball
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Gordon Allatt
R. Cale
United Nations
United States
Hall
Allett
Old hand at advising in new role Wiggins at UN post
Washington Post editor J R Wiggins, named as ambassador to the United Nations, described himself as an experienced adviser to government yet new to representing it. He told reporters at the White House this is a duty newly undertaken, preferring not to discuss foreign policy yet while settling into the role.
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J. R. Wiggins
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White House
Johnson
Washington Post
George W. Ball
U.S
United Nations
Ball
Hubert H. Humphrey
Maine
Fortas Senate confirmation faced growing opposition
Washington AP Abe Fortas's chances to be confirmed as chief justice slimmed Friday as the Senate prepared to vote on closing debate. Republican leaders voiced second thoughts about backing the nomination, urging Johnson to withdraw to avoid harming Democrats. Senator McClellan warned further delays could erode public confidence in the Supreme Court.
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Fortas
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Senate Repub. Vican
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Faw
Johnson
John L. McClellan
Dirk
Democratic Party
Supreme Court
McClejlan
Clillord P. Hansen
Wyoming
Partagy
Hanes May Resign As Ray Counsel
MEMPHIS Tenn AP Ar hur J Hanes raised the possibility he may withdraw as counsel for James Earl Ray charged in Dr Martin Luther King Jr slaying He cited serious differences with Rays defense and said he might resign at a future date The court hearing on contempt over articles about Rays treatment continued Monday morning
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Tenn
Arhur J. Hanes
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
Hantes
Shelby County Criminal Court
Hanes
Artleles
Mene Ray
Healy
Kay
Inbal
City Moves to Demolish Howland Block for Plaza
The city begins demolishing buildings in the downtown Howland block to clear the site for a new county courthouse and adjoining plaza. Community Development Administrator Joseph A. Dearborn said specifications are ready and will go to the Board of Public Purchases for bids. Some occupied structures will be cleared as ready. fire officials pressed condemnation to speed cleanup after a July blaze.
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Plazy Courthouse
City Plaza
Joseph A. Dearborn
Board of Public Purchases
Howland
Deathorn
Bowland
Board of Fire Commissioners
Board of Condemnation
Danbury Fair Opens Today With Record Crowds Forecast
Danbury Fair opens at 5:90 a.m. today for nine days led by General Manager John W. Leahy and C. Irving Jarvis. Gates open at 9:20 a.m. and close at 7 p.m. daily with expectations of over 250 000 attendees, mainly on the two weekends. Weather completions appear.
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Danbury
John W. Leahy
C. Irving Jarvis
Lesien
Dr. Tolittic
Retirement planned by Judge Sullivan in Hartford
Judge John S. Sullivan of the Circuit Court, a New Haven resident, announced plans to retire at age 65 on December 3. He notified Governor John Dempsey, who must nominate three Circuit Court judges by year end. Sullivan took the bench eight years ago amid vacancies and retirements.
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John S. Sullivan
Circuit Court
New Haven
Frinby de Wall
Sullivan
John Dempsey
Cirecuit
Marili d, Mostyn
Hartford
John Cleata
Wess Haven
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