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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1968
Page
9
An ad from Joesch Laboratory Consultants, Inc. promotes a 32 day no risk trial to stop hair loss and grow hair for men and women. It invites readers to mail in information for confidential evaluation and states most baldness cannot be helped while offering results only if roots remain viable.
An Arab gunman killed an Israeli border guard and wounded another during a patrol in Hebron. An elderly Arab and a young boy also died as reinforcements found the guard shot in the head and back. The army imposed a curfew on Hebron amid renewed fighting along the Jordan cease fire line.
Maryland Attorney General Francis B. Burch will meet Bowie State College students Monday to hear complaints that prompted a four hour campus takeover. The boycott ended as officials pledged to investigate health hazards poor cafeteria food and inadequate facilities at the 102 year old institution. Gov Spiro Agnew indicated he might meet with campus leaders by Wednesday but issued no commitments.
Steel strike hedging could squeeze transportation facili ties with shortages of rail cars and trucks. U.S. mills faces peak output while imports rise as Great Lakes ports open for 1968. Firms push firm commitments to carriers amid easing mill order pressure and war-time demand.
Howard Basset 62 of Wolcott begins a 2000 mile hike today from Georgia to complete the Appalachian Trail in about six months. A New Haven Hiking Club member he calls the trek a long dreamed goal after 20 years.
Mrs Peggy Pigerham protested a hospital rule that information about her new grandchild would not be released until Ronald, the father, was informed first. She complained to the Health Ministry, calling the rule ridiculous and saying Ronald was away and she had to find out.
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