Charge Reduced Youth Fined In Stratford Fire Bombing Case
Richard Patterson, 17, of Stratford, pleaded guilty to kindling fires without permission for throwing a gasoline bottle at a patrolman’s home last Oct 30. He received a 90 day suspended jail term and a $500 fine. Prosecutor John Evans called him devious and cowardly but noted he has no prior record and is about to join the Marine Corps. The judge said violence will not be tolerated and praised police for capturing Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Patterson
Huntington Road
Stratford
Joseph Adorno
Patterson
John P. Evans
Joseph Chickes
Marine Corps
Evans
Adorona
Church Conventions Surge in the Spring Across Denominations
AP writer notes a spring surge of church conventions drawing tens of thousands to meetings and debates. Key gatherings include World Council of Churches in Uppsala, Lambeth in London, and a Dallas uniting conference of the Methodist and Evangelical United Brethren churches with major national church bodies participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Cornell
New York
T. B. Maston
Louisville
Ben M.hberbster
United Church of Christ
God
Gerald Kennedy
Los Angeles
Christian Advocate
General Assembly
The
World Council of Churches
Uppsala
Sweden
Lambeth Conference of
London
Columbia
Bogota
Dallas
Methodist Church
Evangelical United Brethren Church
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
St. Louis
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
ULS
Atlanta
National Association of Evangelicals
Philadelphia
United Presbyterian Church
Minneapolis
American Baptist Convention
Boston
Southern Baptist Convention
Houston
Lutheran Church In America
Gentral Conference of American
Plis
Americas
Athens
Greece
Kansas City
National Conference of
Catholic Bishops
Washington, D.C
Hechinger to Speak On Student Power at Fairfield
Fred M. Hechinger editor of the New York Times will lecture in the Mitchell Stock series at Fairfield University on The Role of Student Power in Politics Education and Society. The talk is free and Monday at 8 30 pm in Gonzaga auditorium with a coffee hour afterward for discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Stock
Fairfield University
Fred M. Hechinger
The
New York Times
Hechinger
Gonzaga Auditorium
Borgnine Signs Fourth MGM Film The Split
Ernest Borgnine signed for his fourth straight MGM picture in The Split joining The Dirty Dozen Ice Station Zebra and The Legend of Ly Yah Clare executives announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
UPI
Ernest Borgnine
MGM
Oak Hill Drive Fund Drive Achieves Higher Total
Frederick Pope announces that Fairfield area contributions reached 1880.98 from 550 donors, surpassing last year’s 1644.30 with 531 contributors. Statewide funds total 86966 from 18800 donors, against an 85000 goal for the Connecticut Institute for the Blind at Oak Hill School in Hartford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Pope
Fairfield
Greater Bridgeport
Connecticut Institute For the Blind
Pope
Pope Algh
Institute
Oak Hill School For the
Hartford
Fairfield County
Mr. Pope
Charles W. Bitzer
Daniel E. Brennen, Jr
A. Chester Breul, Jr
Charles S. Brody
Richard H. Brown
Arthur Clifford
William H. Curley
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Qut
TOR Anllians
Bond
Borgnine
Mexican
Jones
San Diego
Sea World
California Oceanarium
Sears
Oak Hill
Conn
Post Center
Milford Eves
Monthru Fri
Mali
Atyles
Orion
Trumbull
Park Merritt
New Haven
Church St. Eves
Milford
Hamden Plaza
Hamden
Bolens Husky Tractors
Shoreline Power Equipment
Bridgeport Ave
Mara Bozbuge and CO
Sears Acrilan
Lafayette Plaxz
Dixwell Ave
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