Wounded Veteran Blasts Home Demonstrators At Pearl Harbor Remembrance
Pfc Declan Hobbs 21 a Springfield veteran injured in Viet Nam told AMVETS at Faneuil Hall that American fighters are depressed by antiwar demonstrations at home. He spoke to about 350 attendees receiving a standing ovation.
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Von Braun Sees U S Astronaut On Moon In 1968
NASA official Werner von Braun predicts the first American moon landing could occur in 1968 with an 18 hour stay. He notes a two man crew would land and leave an emplaced station for lunar radio data. He cites strong U S progress and ongoing Russian efforts in the race to the moon.
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Engagement announced for Donna Marie Delude and Thomas Robert
Engaged couple Donna Marie Delude of 928 Gage Street and Thomas V Robert of Green Island New York are announced by their parents The bride to be graduated from Bennington Catholic High School and attends St Joseph College The groom to be graduated from LaSalle Institute and is a senior at Hudson Valley Community College No wedding date set.
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Thomas V. Robert
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Green Island, N.Y
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Troy
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Latif Smith engagement announced in Bennington and Meriden
Miss Jo Ann F Latif and H Thomas Smith announce their engagement. Latif, a Bennington native and Emmanuel College graduate, teaches English at Platt High School in Meriden. Smith, Meriden High School and Fordham University alumnus, is a licensed horse trainer and veterinary assistant in Rhode Island. The couple plans a April 22 wedding at St Francis de Sales Church in Bennington.
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Meriden
Conn
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Rhode Island
St. Francis de Sales Church
Bennington
Boston bookseller preserves letters of Hawthorne Emerson and Scott
A Boston bookseller's discovery highlights letters by Sir Walter Scott Ralph Waldo Emerson Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and Bronson Alcott. The sale includes notes on borrowing money and deeds illuminating literary giants and their finances amid 19th century fame. The curator notes the collection ties Emerson Alcott Alcott family Hawthorne and Scott to historical events.
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England
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Harvard
Massachusetts
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Doctor Cappolino Murder Trial Opens in New Jersey
A slim young anesthesiologist Dr Carl Anthony Cappolino faces murder charges in New Jersey after extradition from Florida. Jury selection begins at 2 pm in Superior Court with defense by F Lee Bailey. The case links to the 1963 Middletown death of William Farber and a Sarasota death of Dr Carmela Coppolino.
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Sarasota
Fla
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William E. Farber
Artillery
Marjorie
Coppolinos
Farber
Middletown Township
Bay State Denies 1777 Bond Redemption
Maine man James Stefan of Wiscasset will learn Massachusetts does not owe him 1.7 million from a 1777 Massachusetts Bay bond found in an old desk. State Deputy Treasurer George Killgoard will mail the notice, noting the 1780 decision that post-1776 pay bonds are not redeemable.
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Maine
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Wiscasset
Massachusetts
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Bay State
George F. Killgoard
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Galbraith Warns Of Educational Specialization
London, Britain faces a danger of excessive vocational education warns John Kenneth Galbraith Harvard economist. He says firms need more than capital and that specialized training may limit broader literacy and writing abilities.
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Five Day Forecast For New England Temperatures Rise
The five day outlook shows temperatures in New England averaging five to eight degrees above normal from Tuesday through Saturday. Boston will rise Tuesday and Wednesday then fall Friday or Saturday with precipitation totaling about half to one inch, largely rain in the south and has snow in the north. Normal highs and lows for several cities are listed, including Boston 43/29 and Providence 34/? (data).
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