Regains Citizenship After 1918 Marriage Case
A Baltimore widow, born in the United States, who lost her citizenship upon a 1918 marriage to a non citizen, was granted U.S. citizenship again on Sunday. The 70-year-old Mrs. Joseph Bernhardt had lived in America her entire life and faced a long period without a country before her rights as an American were restored.
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Baltimore Woman Renounces Alien Status in Court
Mrs Bernhardt, a Baltimore resident, sworn allegiance in federal court and seeks a passport. She argues she was born in America but lost citizenship under old law after marriage, later restored in 1940, and plans a 21 day Europe and Israel tour.
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DRIVE CHAIRMAN NAMED FOR 1967 UNCF CAMPAIGN
John A. Hill, president of Aetna Life and Casualty in Hartford, will chair Connecticut for the 1967 United Negro College Fund drive. The campaign supports 33 colleges and universities and launches next month in 250 communities nationwide. Mexican customs officials will be reinforced to curb Olympic smuggling in Mexico City.
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Ackley Defends 6 Percent Tax Surtax Plan for Inflation Control
President Johnson's top economic adviser Gardner Ackley reaffirmed support for a 6 percent income tax surcharge to curb inflation. He warned that labor strikes or a recession could delay the plan, but he expected a strong revival in the second half of the year and said no forecast changes are planned. The Commerce Department showed March personal income rising to a record annual rate of 613.1 billion, with housing starts up 1.7 percent. stock markets gained while some see a slow first quarter and a delayed July effective date remains under consideration.
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Pratt Elected Fairfield Rotary Club President
Sherwood L. Pratt was elected president of the Fairfield Rotary Club for the coming year at the club luncheon held at the Fairfield Inn. Officers named include William Josko as first vice president and Ralph Pascale as second vice president.
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Postmasters Nominated in Connecticut by Johnson
President Johnson sent to the Senate on a Monday four Connecticut postmaster nominations. Luzerne L. Bristol of Durham E Louise Oatley of East Killingly Stanley Dombrowski Jr. of Oakdale and Thomas J Kaylor of Washington were listed for confirmation.
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Cowles Plans Education News Magazine for Schools
Gardner Cowles announces a biweekly publication by Cowles Communications titled Education News. It targets public and private school administrators with hard education coverage, launching October 16 in New York headquarters with initial circulation of 835 000.
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City University Names New Editor in Chief
In Washington DC and across the Midwest Far West and South Joseph Michalak a former education editor at The New York Herald Tribune and assistant to the chancellor of City University of New York will become editor.
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Hong Kong Food Prices Rise Again
Report indicates another increase in the cost of groceries and meals across Hong Kong markets. Prices for staples such as rice vegetables and meat are noted to have climbed, affecting households and local vendors alike.
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