Ban on Going Steady Ordered at Catholic College
At St Francis College in Loretto Pennsylvania Dean Father Vincent Negherbon issued a formal ban on excessive steady dating among students to protect studies and moral welfare. The rule allows limited steady dating for upperclassmen and aims to prevent dating from becoming a campus problem.
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Catholic College
William A. Swartworth
Loretto
Little St. Francis College
Vincent R. Neghor Bon
Father Negherbon
Southwestern Pennsylvania
Negherbon
St. Francis College
Third Order Regular of
St. Francis
Nepherson
Middle Street Boys club to tend Salvation Army kettles
Members of the Middle Street Boys' club will man Salvation Army kettles on Main Street tonight from 5 30 to 9. The service group includes Philip Peterson Donald Moran Corky Corcoran Joe Steele Dennis Tutor Edward Pavliscak John Pavliscak Bill Steele Ken Faulkner Jack O Neill George Lucas Charles Broad Al Edmond and Peter Saccone with Walter Dunn as advisor. The club elected Charles Broad president Philip Peterson secretary and George Lucas treasurer.
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Middle Street
Salvation Army
Cers
Charles Broad
Philip Peterson
George Lucas
Car kills 83 year old woman in New Haven hit and run
New Haven police say Delia McNamara died after a hit and run. Ernest Legree, 20, of New Haven was arrested a short time later on evading responsibility and operating without a license. He was held on $2000 bond after witnesses provided the car description and registration.
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New Haven
Delia McNamara
St. Joseph's
Ernest Legree
French husband jailed for binding wife to chair
Roger Quil was given a suspended six week sentence after claiming he chained his wife to a chair with a 10 pound weight to keep her out of bars. The judge reminded him he is not living in the Middle Ages despite his wife failing to cook or clean.
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Melon
France
Roger Quil
Niepgat
Quil
U.S. Interests Seen War Risk in Middle East Tensions
The National Planning Association international committee urged risking war if needed to resist Soviet incursions in the Middle East. It warned America’s vital interests face formidable attack and urged all diplomatic, economic, and ideological means to counter Soviet power.
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Washington
International Committee of the National Planning Association
United States
Middle East
America
NPA
Syria
Egypt
Man Killed In Hatchet Hill Road Crash
A car rear ended a repair truck on Hatchet Hill road in East Granby killing Pvt. Glenn Dickson 19 of Cochranton Pa stationed at a Nike site in Weatogue Simsbury. Ivan Rushlow about 20 of Weatogue was injured and taken to Hartford Hospital for knee and scalp injuries with discharge planned after x rays.
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East Granby
Hatchet Hill
Glenn Dickson
Cochranton
Nike
Weatogue
Simsbury
Ivan Rushlow
Hartford Hospital
Rushlow
Mitchell Lifts Plans to Widen Strike Powers
Washington reports the administration weighs broader Taft Hartley changes to curb national emergency labor strikes. Secretary of Labor Mitchell drafts proposals for Eisenhower to submit to Congress amid dockside power disputes and a looming Feb 19 injunction. The plan may include staged emergency injunctions and wider wage hour coverage.
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Washington
Congress
Mitchell
Eisenhower
Republican Party
Five Injured in Nine Car Crash at City Intersection
Five persons were injured when a nine car crash occurred near the West Avenue and Prospect street intersection before 3 PM. Enrico Vega Ester Orten Ernest Martinez Lenora Strauss Fefe Hanna were taken to St. Vincent's hospital. Cars driven by Martinez Strauss and Barber sustained heavy damage. No arrests reported.
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West Avenue
Prospect Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Enrico Vega
Ester Qrten
Ernest Martinez
Lenora Strauss
Westfield Avenue
Fefe Hanna
Atlantic Street
Martinez
Nene Strauss
Strauss Auto
Josephine Barber
Denver Avenue
John T. O'Leary
Miss Strauss
A D Stark Civil Engineer Dies in Milford
Milford December 16 AP der Douglas Stark 73 of 69 Miller avenue Devon naval architect and civil engineer died in Milford hospital after 13 weeks. He designed the Liberty Building Bridgeport and Nelson Tower New York projects and served on naval and engineering societies. Survived by son Judge Ronald M Stark and others. Services set for Tuesday in Devon and St Ann's Church. Burial in St Marys cemetery. Born Glasgow 1903 he lived in the United States 45 years.
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Milford
der Douglas Stark
Miller Avenue
Devon
Singmaster and Breyer, Incorporated
New York City
Milford Hospital
Stark
Liberty
Main Street
Bridgeport
Ronald M. Stark
Democratic Town Committee
Gregory F. Doyle
Bridges Port Avenue
St. Ann’s Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Glasgow
Scotland
Royal Technical College
Nelson Tower
Federal Post Office Foundation
Connecticut
New York Societies of Professional Engineers
National Society of Naval Architects
Maine Engineers
U. S. Naval Institute
Tanya's Father Back Behind Iron Curtain Derailment Ties Up Traffic
A 58 year old man Alex Chwastov allegedly tried to take his Ameri can born daughter Tanya to Russia. He reportedly left London for Prague and southern Russia to visit his mother. The mother Elena Cz czok of Detroit obtained custody and Tanya was flown back to America. Sixteen freight cars derailed near Barstow on Santa Fe mainline causing service delays. No injuries were reported as repairs and food aid were arranged for stranded passengers.
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Tanya
Iron Curtain
Santa FE
London
Alexis Chwastov
Russia
The
Daily Express
Chwastov
Lond
Prague
New York
Elena Ciecz0k
Detroit
America
Chwastoy
Barstow
Calif
Dec
Here
E Capitan
San Francisco
Superchief
Grand Canyon Limited
Needles
Cadiz
Safety symposium urges medical tests for drivers
A New York symposium of safety and medical experts recommends thorough medical exams before licensing and periodic screenings for older drivers. The report in the State Journal of Medicine calls for disqualification of drivers with certain heart conditions, aiming to reduce road risks.
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New York
State Journal of Medicine
Gaza Strip Tours Begin From Tel Aviv
The Israeli Tour Operators Association started deity bus tours of the Gaza strip and northern Sinai peninsula captured from Egypt in the invasion last October. Sinai tours will stop when Israeli troops withdraw in line with UN directives.
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Tel Aviv
Gaza Strip
Sinai Peninsula
Egypt
Sinai
Girlfriends In Church Attack Cleveland Man
In Cleveland at Friendship Baptist Church a 42 year old man wounded as a woman from his group stabbed him in the lobby during morning service. He said another girlfriend arranged the meeting and that he would not press charges. The injury was not life threatening.
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Cleveland
George Gaines
Friendship Baptist Church
Geines
Panama City Separated From Ballcoarters by Fourth of July Avenue
A street division lies between Panama City and the Ballcoarters area of the Canal Zone, marked by Fourth of July Avenue. The separation is a notable geographic boundary referenced in local maps.
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Panama
Ballcoarters
Canal ‘Zone
Fort Trumbull Chorus Plans PTA Program Tonight
Fort Trumbull school chorus directed by Mrs. Paul Waters will perform music for the PTA tonight at 7 in the school. The group includes fourth to sixth graders with listed members and volunteers assisting with refreshments.
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Fort Trumbull
Jhhorus
Paul Waters
Linda Malatin
Jeanne Chaude
Jerrald J.hiltz
Robert Lucash
Doreen Foster
Albert Sweet
Rose-Marie O'Donnell
Phyllis Sbalbi
Diane Kovacs
Harlan Gage
Richard Kendrick
Barbara
Peter Brockett
Richard McCarthy
Victor Mockler
Barbara Hartl
Bill Foster
Catherine Wilder
Jerome Ullman
Kirby Stella
Harold McLellan
Pumpkin Delight Pta
Pumpkin Delight School
PTA
Seventh
Eighth Grace
Direc
Margaret Waters
Lionel DaCosta
William Ball
Edmund Jessel
George Reed
James Roche
Arthur Gottlieb
Paul Harlin
James Riley
Joseph Agasi
Manuel Custodio
George Coronato
Elliot Ellis
P. Gallipoli
Harlin
Jessel
Joseph McPartland
Charles Pemberton
Roche
Gene Stella
Mary Taylor Church
WSCS
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Mary Taylor Memorial Methodist Church
Howard Fladd
Allen Berrien
E. Frank Parmelee
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Church of the Living Bible
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Donoination
St. Mary’s Cathedral
Richard T. Green
Aar Ee
Madison Ave
Idriver
Chains Wife
U. S
Mideast
Mary Martin
Mary Martin Nae
A. D. Stark
Women's Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Fowler Memorial Building
Chris Ragusa
Jean Jacobs
Etta Fricke
Kay Kivic
River Street
United Fund Board of Directors
Red Cross
Recreation Department
West Shore Recreation Center
St. Agnes
WBIA
Bill Drovie
Jim Feeley
Tony Larkin
Plymouth
Vampires
Palladino
Newlan
Paulson
Sal's Gulf
Tigers
Hilter
Karcich
John Crosby
Woodmont Chapel
St. Mary's
D'Amicolee
New Delhi
Sears Drug CO
Devo Stretford
Roebuck
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Preng
SEARS
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