Democrats Vote Today in Primary in 133rd District
Registered Democrats in the new 133rd Assembly district vote noon to 8 pm to pick a state representative. Major contenders are John P. Majocco Jr. and Michael L. Riccio, with polling sites at Webster School North Avenue Oak Street Seventh district City Hall Lyon Terrace Shelton School Wheeler Avenue. Approximately 2,260 of 2,280 eligible voters participate in this only primary, with Majocco backed by Mayor Curran and the party committee, and Riccio emphasizing civic and fraternal work.
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133Rd Assembly
Common Council
John P. Majocco Jr
Michael L. Riccio
Webster School
North Avenue
Oak Street
Lyon Terrace
Shelton School
Wheeler Avenue
Lincoln Avenue
Maiocco
Curran
Democratic Town Committee
Aisber
Riccio
John F. McCarthy
Samuel B. June
Lorraine’ Street
Vine Street
John EF. Anglace, Jr
Garfield Avenue
June
Kennedy
Anglace
Maiocco Group
France And U S Disagree On Viet Withdrawal Proposal
French Foreign Minister voiced a new peace initiative while U S officials pressed for a balanced approach. Goldbergsays Washington will consider all proposals and insists any plan must address both sides. Couve de Murville calls for a Geneva based political settlement and UN backed treaty neutrality. France plans a voluntary UN donation after assembly action on management reforms.
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U.S
Goldberg
Charles de Gaulle
Phnom Penh
America
United States
Viet Nam
Couve de Murville
France
United Nations
U.N
Hurricane Inez devastates Guadeloupe killing fifteen
Officials tally 15 dead 72 injured and 6000 homeless as Hurricane Inez slams Pointe-a-Pitre and surrounding districts. The storm uproots 100 year trees damages public buildings and funds show power plant repairs may take months while fear of a second hurricane Judith grows.
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Pointe-A-Pitre
Guadeloupe
Inez
Lauridsque
Judith
Place Des Victoires
Sts. Peter and Paul
Basse- Terre
Pointe-a-Pirie
Francois
Sta, Rose and
Des Abymes
Inez Storm Threat Looms Over Hispaniola and Haiti Coast
Forecasters warned of a powerful storm off the Dominican Republic and Haiti with eight to twelve foot tides along the south shores. Barahona could see higher waves as land traps the surge while fragile housing raises damage fears, and mountains may reduce impact only slowly. The system's reach toward Cuba and the U.S. remained uncertain.
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Dominican Republic
Barahona
Punta Este
Haiti
Sugg
Port Au Prince
Sage
Cuba
United States
U.S
Gordon Dunn
Miami
State's Witness Slain in Boston Gangland Gunfire
Boston AP report details the slaying of 47 year old John W. Jackson a prosecution witness in a murder case. His death marks the 33rd gangland killing in the Boston area since March 1964. Jackson had testified before a Suffolk County grand jury investigating the 1964 downtown restaurant killing of a Boston woman.
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Boston
John W. Jackson
Back Bay
Jackson
Back
Suffolk County Grand
Robert Palladino
Winchester
North End
South End
Route 114
Middleton
Maddox Upsets In Georgia Runoff Victory
George T. Smith as House speaker led Maddox to a surprising win over incumbent Lt. Gov. Peter Zack Geer in the Georgia runoff. In other contests Rep. G. Elliott Hagan clashed with State Sen. Frank Downing in a tight congressional race, while State Rep. Jack Brinkley led Erle Cocke Jr. for Callaway’s district nomination. Maddox’s bid for lieutenant governor failed along with two Atlanta mayoral races.
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George T. Smith
Peter Zack Geer
Ues
G. Elliott Hagan
Frank 0. Downing
Savannah
Jack Brinkley
Erle Cocke Jr
Callaway
Atlanta
Maddox
Mental Health Center Faces Control Dispute In Council
Council leaders argue that current plans to run the center jointly with Bridgeport Hospital will erode community ties. Executive director Mrs. Roslyn Fishman notes the ethnically based committee operates under the larger Mental Health Center Council. The article lists newly elected council officers and members of the executive and board of directors from Bridgeport and affiliated groups.
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Bridgeport Hospital
Roslyn A. Fishman
Bridgeport iMental Health Association of
Elwyn Smolen
Eugene Michaels
Mr. Bushnell
Charles Gordon
William A. Hawkins
Bridgeport Area
Smolen
Edward G. Zibell
Mr. Dawson
John Grabo
Anthony Graziano
Jewell Heine
Anne Jarmack
Vincent McKelvey
Father McGrath
Richard S. O'Connor
Francis A. Paul
Ruth Peterson
William Rafferty
Francis Shanley
Douglas Thomas
B. Cortez Tipton
Kenneth Wood
Anglican Leader Joins Pontiff in Peace Plea
Archbishop of Canterbury joins Pope Paul VI in urging urgent prayers for peace in Viet Nam. Speaking at Christ Church Cathedral in Vancouver during his Canadian tour, he warns the war could widen if it persists.
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Pontiff
Vancouver
B.C
Canterbury
Paul VI
Viet Nam
Michael Ramsey
Christ Church Cathedral
Canada
10 Percent Pay Hikes for 130 City Supervisors Approved
The Common Council approved a 10 percent pay increase for 130 city supervisors in the classified service, with specific job scales listed and retroactive pay from the week closest to July 27, 1966. Nine special positions receive adjusted scales, while police pay negotiations and a pending contract for firefighters continue separately. The motion, by Robert C. Gerte, also rescinds a Feb. 17 plan that would have raised policemen and general city employees.
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Barrett
Police
Hillside Hospital
Ganitarian III
Commission
Civil Service Commission
City Hall Bargaining Committee
Robert C. Gerte
Guardsmen Move Into Frisco As Riots Continue
Riots erupted in Hunter's Point and Bayview as guardsmen entered Frisco with 105mm recoilless rifles. A fatal shooting of a Black teenager by a white officer sparked seven hours of unrest, with windows smashed near Mission Street and police deploying near Mission Dolores Park to separate marching groups of white and Black youths.
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Hunter's Point
Bayview
Mission Street
Mission Dolores Park
Mission High
Marines Repulse Counterattack in Delta Campaign
U.S. Marines and Vietnamese troops press a joint operation in the delta near Honda and Hon Ba. Aerial raids and recon reveals a large enemy cache south of Saigon while Peking cites a plane downing. in Saigon 60 Viet Cong killed in Operation Sunset Beach as relief teams aid flooded territory.
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4Th Corps
Mekong River
U.S
Honda
Hon Ba
Quang Ngai
Peking
Hanoi
Thanh Hoa
Saigon
All Demilitarized Zone
Haiphong
Delta
William C. Westmortland
25Th Infantry Division
Sergio Pignedoli
Tran van Do
Viet Nam
Canada
Vatican
Paul
Campaign Aides Named by Keogh Campaign managers named
Patrick Keogh Stratford Town Council chair and Democratic State Senate candidate from the 21st district named Edward H. Bourque of Stratford and Gilbert M. Chaude of Milford as campaign managers. Bourque will handle Stratford operations. Chaude is a Milford lifelong resident and Milford High School graduate.
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Patrick Keogh
Stratford
State Senate
Milford-Stratford
Edward H. Bourque
Gilbert M. Chaude
Milford
Bourque
Chaude
Milford High School
Democratic Dinner Highlights Connecticut Campaign
Ribicoff set a Dempsey fundraising record at a CT dinner while urging support for the full Democratic ticket. Governor Dempsey praised the $80 million commuter program with New York and declared no state income tax as long as he serves. Messages honored Perry and Meshken, with Meshken slated for discharge from St. Vincent's Hospital.
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Dempsey
Lawrence Wien
Connecticut
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
New Haven
Albert L. Coles
Superior Court
Soke
Robert M. Owens
Fairfield County
Perry
Meshken
Ribicoff
Wren
Archie Perry
Fairfield
Birchwood
Samuel E. Meshken
St. Vincent's Hospital
Michael
Benton
Litterbug Penalties Vary Across States
A UPI report from New York notes Keep America Beautiful finds state laws favor fines over prison for litterbugs. In 35 states courts can jail offenders, Alaska and Missouri allow up to a year, while 34 states cap terms under 60 days. Fines typically run 10 to 25 dollars with limits up to 500 in some states.
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New York
UPI
Tajl
America Beautiful, Inc
KAB
Alaska
Missouri
Texas
Contract Accord Averts American Airlines Strike
Negotiators for Trans World and American Airlines reached a tentative accord after a recent strike threat. TWA aimed for wage increases totaling 30 percent over three years with fringe benefits, while a 59 cent top-bracket offer was rejected by nonoperating staff. The cooling-off period ended with a renewed bargaining push and a strike deadline looming.
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TWA
Afl-Cio Machinists
Eastern
National Trans World
United
Northwest Airlines
American
TWU
PWU
Johnson
Federal Railway Labor Act
Police Use New Patrol Setup Here
A new patrol plan splits 30 officers into four platoons to cover critical times with overtime shifts. The system aims for better citywide coverage at lower cost, with ten overtime units always available regardless of vacations or sickness. Eased traffic control will focus on busy streets and intersections, including Main and State, East Main, and Golden Hill corridors.
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Walsh
Main
State Streets
Main Street
Fairfield Avenue
Golden Hill
East Main
Hickory Street
Arctic
York
Harrison Street
Hickory
Harrison Streets
Supt
Walshi
North End
East Side
West End
Black Rock
Miss Los Angeles Star to Play Streetwalker in Chubasco
Hollywood report from UPI states Joan Thomas, Miss Los Angeles 1964, will portray a streetwalker in Warner Bros drama Chubasco. The casting adds a notable pageant alumna to the film's ensemble, with the project currently in production.
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Hollywood
UPI
Joan Thomas
Los Angeles
Warner Bros
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