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■*sv ' f, ‘ MvrA•TOtm L r,pi;ANUAEf • Jd:- AYungn Dally Net 1 The Wealher *~y-. Far toe Week Itoft tenary 8,1686 Fair, colder tonlgtat, Itm 18- 20; aome eloadtoeae, lathiMr aalR wm%. '•'B m MMMktM. aM ra OC'iM. SeawMtiial R iig Bflddbo^ jSdw^.nj&iirA^ 14,577 tamorrow, blgb araimtf 89, ibi lUsyofls Deocribc^l^ fl|a todd<j " - I 4K ttUt 1^ S»**® ■ ManehaUar • A City of ViUaga Charm i^.«fk^ ■«iiL«i»>BKhT- jnf Sfchiidfcw, i o < it # !M ., TtmioA. ■ IT ^W ^ MW. mchMl -Mto «f» «rve Jobte^ Qaioto (Ctoaaittod Adverttoing 00 Page 18) PRICE SEVEN CENT! ia im M IT-'.*. ( EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRTOAY, JANUARY 14, 1966 «^«n «*.' '«h* ■•• ■■ V WnanuleyniiBilt* oowpiaialdion; *TMm a fMetesIty 8»’8'd90»- YDL.LXXXV,N0.88 Wert in Maacliaatar but radva art ia tha prtifNaa ;ef H(SUt«aSudan ndaa<^ ' MSihbsn'' -tlie '. weak wee atoaonalty by 20 iWr tqg litahtog.” Mbs Jkhatto 1*. at h ^^ortaJu. Maa. MaM WlaWlla, ftar- pite ehtondtba 49^ tw% ooaat>to* ■ marigr .at MaiWiaataf, M n^' cent, aecordtos to a nBotC la- PVasar o f M m ebe4ter . t0ld .an lutnbad laidtt ttajortnc in Uant a* : ahed by the SWte ijJbor Xh-, aodiaaoa of about 80 yesleeday. What Happened aOimdlan, lOaa R miiMbI and napaeta to at .tba'-T’W«dmndey--.Daasaft portoMnt.>^to4W cd:1^ pad|im s&nsssjpfi................... mamber ot Caaeor^ then thWagfc n « t week. • Berifto;’ a t'tba ' OttoimawWy ;T J . la WASHINOTON (AP) — Chturdi Cbtitx be- v-— m ed . -wtaitna.. durtojr' ■ ■ rWato Whatever happened to Hu­ Lindsay Defends Pact GnMln^ up boBUf t o h ^ ^dtaBb* m a y 4M)|HUst coUatti. v r w AnxUtnry ndS aponaor ended jian 8, an inenMne a t nig lioiol^ and bnUftof wit bert H. Humphrey's acbed- — _ a card paity tomdmnr at 8 ' IM over tM totala tor the pro- a major aedvity,- the madk- uled speech cn “Whatever vtoua week. OiSbSrSSS^ pjn, at the poet honet er saM aha tought sgnkMt in-' :8jim iV,_:...,....j„............ Happened to Hubert Hum- Durhif the ootveapoodins pa- Ohuieh WM ' meet . ^-i-. volvsment, but lost 'filie' to A IdireyT’’ rtod ittt:mt year, looal daima to- the Robbina <}ailM«e and reWae pldny. toU-thfis entfto, artist and tsa- Wen, the 'Vice president weh. ASen taled 1.8M. had to go to New DeUii, In- cemplaMa totaled «MiIy' 86 *»f XAat week's Manftliestor ctasr sflth'dlasse4'6f se)kiM [onieii amjiaemmt edttor tor shidtaito n(I;!adul|s'to diA to attend the funeral of In Strike Settlement the weA ended ilfult Saturday, crease, as weO w a teoWespoad- ' Thnea, will apeak India’s Prime Minister Lai iwwwyung' to B/ rdpoit Usued by iiig inrarehse tlirougbout 'the bury, Vast Outlord, t o Flotatea^ Myto or PUbUc Wbiha ©Irector Waltor Wtadsor'and Itenaliester.. - - ■ Bahadur Shastri, and could state, vtoS Attributed to ooo- u m not make it to the Winnen’s • meeting ia op*B ‘ FUas. O* the total caHa, ,26 were Drive Chaimum G Spe^iker When ba radred her fattasr, UAuad layodfli to tkd oousUwo- . *tl!8jRied.,.'Otofi^ 'WopFB-: National Press Club dtoner a of the ctmrcb. tor aklpa, aeveh tor cans hot re­ ThrBeiir^ . Kenneth tU Guetad^ B etiy FriUMr, niiii^s am Atty. John S. O. Rottner is tton industry gnd'.to IRW^-cnd, Thursday. turned to back yarda, and three s ^ pastor at Calvary Chtnxdt,' w Ih jieiHisn; A g r e e m e n t oo-ohairmiyi of a Mancbeator tootosy toventocy4alriBf -sl|ut> cuttte hiiid^ to'.totod’ bi'^ <Mt So the pres club put a big Chd> at mtfand- ware tor mtaceOaneous reaaona. .Aiispn»mB,d< God, la atatod to^ s t i ^ wtMrit'bkilh^'iiWd'in meeil ^ eaniinlttea for S t ^ W Xfenyll 01 ^ question mark on his empty Dncna meeta to- appewr art the second meeting rug miaktog. Her'mother then the Maaonio Boiids formed to' laundi the CMatoow filed sfeatowMe rtoe of the series ‘V eet Tour Ohunch seat at the head table, and Called Best by 8,i02Jast wsek to a total at became interested to mskby bualtiam meet- 19M larael Bond drive in this Nelgli|bony* on Sunday firom 7 Mioiiday ad 8 p m . ia> the rs-' a number of pinch-hlt speak­ Pillilic Record SOAdd^ far bekwr the 40,486 nigi sod. I^esigi^' rag . pat­ ers filled in for him. gtven ooM a- area. Rabbi I-eon Wind of Teiti- to 8 pm. at Community Bap- terns. The funU^ now oonAiisto .cipttdnjMiH'.-af'lht .olhKtK.'’ . , F o r P u b lic riakna reported tor llto corres- ust Oburcb. Their topic: "Whatever be­ Qnltolaim Deede ple Beth Sholom is honorary pcodtog period kuit year. a thriving bpaipw at. their aim ' (i6aalllb6ri'‘'^'''W came of Hubert Humphrey?” Hie guest pastor wU dls- NEW YORK (AP) — C*«ertM J. Schaub to NelUe chairman of the committee. New Haven led the Mate hut' dio workabc^ ,ae^;Harttord CWitoM o f United O ton to -A dupUoate bttdge game w _ cuSB ttie origto and progresa of ‘ih the poorly, h e a ^ jh^ea en gdk present-, the ' prdgtam. 2« HOUk SiRVl^ The wage package that got b a p la y ^ tom orrew n t8pm .In Schaubj two parcels, off HlUs- His. George R. Sandals Is co- week w l^ 4,855 . rietans, and was fottowed by Watetbuty Ms church as a new chmoh to of the p a ^ 'mRa; were needed BarttoipMtlfig'niMldMto ato^Kia^ AlitdMATIC New York’s transit system the upetaim' dining room at ^^n RA, chairman with Atty. Rottner. iMOnchester. The church was or­ to keep the laet'Ws^.,Ti>dayt DoitoTtorrelit,’Mto;Rs|ito iFtiSnlc,- back on the track is de­ Oommuidty T , TO N. School .Robert ty. Zaaut to lioma H. The Israel Bond Dttoe will 1m ' wMh 4AU , Bridgeport iaUb 4,- ganised to 1964, two years af­ Excise Tax 136, and Hhritord wMh 2,766. ruga m ay be purely decoiadve M rk Hcrirand {iitoinsnid. K m - scribed by President John­ a t RegiatradioBa w « be-taken Zeaut, property at 41 Dougber- opend Simday, Jan. 28'at 8 pm. ter the estahHaiinient of Com­ 9wiV|NHFfl9 at Temple Beth Sholom with a IbuMhester Tanked 16th or m iy oemMne funedOns," Thomas Bfiita sn d Nios. Abram son as inflationary, but TdS. Ihe game la aponeored ty St- munity Baptiist Church in the the speaker said. She alao ex- Sangroy. ' 4 4 3 . 2 4 4 4 - by the Mhneheater YVUOK and Idin dessert aupper. The Informal among the statoa 20-otftoSa. It same area of town. Attacked by Mayor John V. Lindsay supper will have. as Its theme bad been 14tfa tba week betore. plainM that the use at modem A ' jBlm.’ '^^#|»dV ’'*Tlbtto«. II open to the ixM to., fDaaM Brduia agataut Gaorge -------- . —■ |. .1 I r ' A coffee hour to scheduled equipment for holdtog riig says settlement of tha w— K. Convdtae, pmperty at 52 the 1066 marking, of larael’a OInnph W cfi^ .Ak Wbek" wV 18th year of independence, the after the program. bmTdS' or hurtoy tor booktog also be'.showB. , G M , A T & T strike was in the public in­ ■be. Sadrtek Stmugban, past Wadsworth S t, $1,191A6. BPROra MANiarVERS 18 being identified by the He­ HALIFAX, N A. (AP) — Four-r and Jlor turahs edgw .;q^ fabric HoHM CtoMb wfiTlM t o d b i m te re st. dWtitot deputy prealdent of Sun- Manlage UMnee brew word “chai,” which also teen Canadian navy ataipB from men wiH take prt in the assmal strips, produces far joMm dur­ of fSHonahip and Sdgar CU^ NEW YORK (AP) — The Johnson crltiiclzled the settle Heibeloali luidge, is financial Vincent Jason Villa Jr., 140 ment os exceeding the vohm- igt means life. the east and west ooaata, pat- spring exerciaee to the Carib­ able tiige ftoex. cie wM be to charge « tans- world’s two bdggeet corpora­ aacretaxyof aninataUattonteam Loomla S t, and Patricia Rob­ 10 tary national wage-^wlce guide rri planea and, more Ihiin KhOO bean area. Mias Firaaw.gavB,iA;'demon- pkaJIty. 3 5 7 BROAD STREET tions, General Motors and ot past nOUe grende tor Dla- erta, 583 Hartford Rd. Members of a bond drive ex­ lines recommended by govern­ tikt 18 of the Rebehnh ecutive committee are Atty. American Telephone & Tele­ ment economic adviserB to pre BnlldiBg Pecmlts Philip Bayer, Mrs. Julius Fra- graph, expressed displeasure apmldy at Ooonectiaat. To Frederick N. Knofla for vent an inflationary i^lral. dln, Dr. Robert Kama, Atty. Detectives Hold Wonld-Be Kidnapers’ Guns and Masks today with President Johnson’s Cleon Chapman, alternations to Arnold Klau, Gerald Okrant, proposal to restore excise taxes ‘T do not believe that any eeb> dwelling at 52 Strickland St, Mrs. Jay B. Robinson, Dr. Mer­ on automobiles and telephone tlemenit (hat vlolatea (he gu ide 6900. posita to (his extent Is in the na­ rill Rublnow, Jacob Sandals, service. BIKE - TRIKE To D ft K Demolition, for Saul SUveratein, Mrs. Sanol L. K . Firestone Target GM said restoration would be tional interest,” he said at a Charles Schnler et al, demolish Solomon and Mrs. Robert Stoiie. “unfortunate.” AT&T said it news conference Thursday in REPAIR SHOP a 2-car garage, a 5-car garage, State of Israel Bonds are the “regretted” the President’s Washington. 88 WIndaor Ave., Rockville and a dwelling at 1127 Tolland Jewish state’s main source of proposals but recognized the Mayor Lindsay—the man wtw New Bicydee—'Veed l^ke., 8200. investment capitol and are sold nation’s need for additional rev­ had been in the middle during Td.
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    city, ".-W.... cfay, JIIIII 24, '* ed Into the /lecond round by d&­ feating Heathet Cheadle of Britain, 7·5, 6-1. Warmer MNtty '*' 1M ,........: TO AAU FINALS- Warmer f.!MIt ." ........, ....... NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. ttl - .. fl. Pertly c'-'r MIll ...., The top college broad jumpe~, ail owan w_ flrWey. Gayle Hopkins oC Arizona, and a Serving the State University of ICHDtJ and 1M Peopl8 of 10W4 CU~ pole vaulter who has cleared 1~ Ceet, Ohio State's Bob Neutzling, Jon CIty, [ -11wrIda.y, JUDe 15, 11M were added Tuesday to the field Cor this weekend's National AAU track championships, Other Asians Grave- Viet Ham Strong Man Backs .Ambassador Shift by U,S. Dulles in Jackson; AIGO " lai. Cl'O. ~uyen t..1}anh, r dil amba d • id Wedn day th am' unti.commu- WANTED NAACP Demonstration ni. t war i at hand, 'The frc world (; untri· ar right at our ' d,~ tJ) • ~troog RIDERS Marlon to Iowa City. MondlY throuib Saturday. 337·1356. Carol Altorlley Gener.al Robert K.nnedy sh.ak~~ hallds Wednesday with man premier told his people in Potter. 8-2( ... ... memb.rs of the National Au.cialion fOl' the Adv.nc.ment of e.l· a peech at R cb Ola, on the Gulf . MALE ROOMMATE to share new ored People. He greeted th.m during • m.rch .t the Department of Thailand. "and If necessary will aparlment. Preter grad student. Call tackle the problem of communism 337·7271 before noon. 8-2S of Justke in silent protest over the disappearance IIf thrft Y""" U_S.
  • IFPI Norges Årsrapport

    IFPI Norges Årsrapport

    Musikkåret 2017 IFPI Norges årsrapport SIGRID Foto: Petroleum Records Design: Anagramdesign . no Innhold årsrapport 2017 Innledning ................... 3 KYGO ....................... 5 Sammendrag av musikk- undersøkelsen 2017 ........... 6 Statistikk..................... 7 Fornyelse av opphavsretten i Norge og Europa – del 2 ..... 10 Cezinando ................... 11 Spellemann 2017 ............ 12 Astrid S..................... 14 United Screens – Topplista.... 15 Hkeem & Temur ............. 16 FORSIDE: Alan Walker ................. 17 Streaming topp20 2017 ...... 18 Streaming, norsk topp20 2017 19 SIGRID Album topp20 2017......... 20 Norges nye popkomet tok oss med storm Radio topp20 2017 .......... 21 Totalsalget av innspilt med låten «Don’t Kill My Vibe» i 2017. Hun fikk mye oppmerksomhet internasjo- Gabrielle .................... 22 musikk i Norge går opp nalt og var både på «The Tonight Show Seeb ....................... 23 2,1 % fra 2016 til 2017 starring Jimmy Fallon» og «The Late Late Troféoversikt 2017 ........... 24 Show with James Cordon». Etter flere kon- og streaming står nå serter både i Norge og i utlandet, har hun IFPI Insight 2017............. 26 for hele 85 % av salget. også vært opptatt med å lage sin debut Vidar Villa................... 27 album som forhåpentligvis kommer ut Dagny ...................... 28 i 2018. Hun var nominert til to priser under Spellemann 2017 og vant prisen for Årets IFPI Norge .................. 29 Nykommer & Gramostipend. 2 Innledning 2017 var et nytt godt år i norsk musikkindustri og nordmenn fortsetter å streame musikk som aldri før. Totalsalget av innspilt musikk i Norge er opp 3,7 % fra 2016 til 2017 og streaming står nå for hele 85 % av salget av innspilt musikk i Norge. Årstallene for 2017 viser at det ble solgt Det totale fysiske salget (CD, vinyl osv.) innspilt­­ musikk for hele kr.
  • Vol. 10 Issue 4

    Vol. 10 Issue 4

    THE SOUTH AMBOY •*** SAYREVILLE Date: January 20, 2001 PRICELESS Vol. 10 Issue 4 Dems Override City To Choose O'Brien Ferry Service Sayreville's four Democrats on the six- The City of South Amboy has nar- member council voted to override Republi- rowed the field of five down to two finalists can Mayor Kennedy O'Brien's veto of a in bids to provide ferry service to and from recent ordinance which granted Public Wall Street, New York. Works Director, Bernard Bailey tenure af- The five companies who were vying ter five years. On December 6, the Dems for the contract were; Empire Waterlink pushed an ordinance through, but on De- LLC of South Amboy. Liberty Landing cember 22, O'Brien vetoed it. Marina of Jersey City, New York Water- The tenure for Bailey guaranteed that H ay of Weehawken, Seastreak of America he would keep his $84,000 a year post after Inc. of Atlantic Highlands, and South the Republicans took control of the council Amboy Marina LLC of Kenilworth. on New Year's Day. Business Administrator. Stanley Marcinczyk would not reveal the two final- ists, but was hopeful that an announcement McCabe Promoted for the winner will be made by the end of To Sergeant January. Brian McCabe was recently promoted Ray Durski, a retired Detective Sgt. from the South Amboy Police Dept., tried out his from Patrloman to Sergeant on the South snowblower during the recent storm. (Photo by Tom Burkard) 2 A.M. Closing Time Amboy Police Department. Brian's father, the late John, "Jack" McCabe was a Cap- In Sayreville tain, and his uncle Leo McCabe is the former The new Republican controlled Bor- Chief of Police.