Metal Fragments Fall Over 1000 Feet Near Brasilia Ranch
Scientists examine metal fragments that rained over a 1000-foot area on a Formosa ranch 160 miles from Brasilia. Rancher Dimas de Almeidas Sobrinho found pieces after riding his horse, noting a fragment buried a foot deep. Pieces included white metal with no markings and a fibrous mix of magnesium aluminum and plastic. one item resembled a three-foot flywheel. Swedish exporters will host ULS buyers in Stockholm.
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Brasilia
UPI
Dimas de Almeidas Sobrinho
Formosa
ULS
Stockholm
Trumbull 1967 68 Budget Proposal Seeks Increase
First Selectman Clarence F. Heimann presents the proposed 1967 68 budget of 7 249 420 to the Board of Finance, showing a 3 mill tax rise to 37.2 mills if approved. The plan funds general government, public safety, public works, health, welfare, libraries, recreation, debt service, and education, with increases driven by new Hillcrest junior high needs, staff additions, wage raises, and a cost of living adjustment. He cites revised department requests totaling 7,318,029 reduced by 101,609, and outlines anticipated revenues including 5,399,862 from taxes and 1,348,545 in grants.
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Trumbull
Clarence F. Heimann
Board of Finance
Mr Heimann
Heimann
Selectman Heimann
Board of Education
Hillcrest
CWA Executive Crull Retires. Gill to Succeed
John L. Crull 65 executive vice president of the Communications Workers of America retires. George E. Gill vice president and Southeastern district director named to succeed Crull with Willard W. Brown replacing Gill as his assistant in the union leadership shuffle.
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Washington
UPL
John L. Crull
The
Communications Workers of America
George E. Gill
CWA
Crull
Gill
Willard W. Brown
Missionary Unit Head O Meara Succeeds Sheen in Vatican Mission Group
Msgr Edward T O Meara was named head of the Society for the Propagation of the Faith succeeding Bishop Fulton J Sheen. He will direct about 1500 U S branch offices and emphasize coordinated information media to raise awareness of global need. The society oversees 300000 missionaries 150000 schools 26000 hospitals and various welfare institutions. Brazil ranks second to Switzerland in private investment from West Germany.
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New York
Edward T. O'Meara
U.S
O'Meara
Vatican
Fulton J. Sheen
Society For the ‘Propagation of the Faith
United States
Hawaii
O’meara
Bishop Sheen
Society
St. Louis
St. Louis Cathedral
Brazil
Switzerland
West Germany
Mayor seeks lower specs for Nathan Hale school wing
Norwalk Mayor Frank Zullo said he will ask the Board of Education to trim educational requirements for the Nathan Hale junior high school addition. Bridgeport architects Lyons and Mather estimate costs at 1.5 million, far beyond the $900,000 capital budget, delaying the project until the 1967-68 budget.
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Norwalk
Frank Zullo
Board of Education
Nathan Hale Junior High School
Lyons and Mather
Bridgeport
Austin W. Mather
Mather
Corn and Snow Delay Bond Sale Cost Maryland Millions
A truck carrying corn and heavy snow disruptions slowed a Maryland bond sale delaying the state’s bid. Harris Trust Co. agent Shaeffer held a 1,068,000 deposit for a 53.3 million bond sale but Maryland’s next bid from Union Trust or New York banks set the rate at 3.1328 percent, costing the state about 10,627 dollars in extra debt service. Australia plans controls on gold manipulators.
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Annapolis
Chicago
Charles WW. Shaeffer Jr
Baltimore
Shaeffer
Maryland
John A. Luctkemeyer
Harris Trust Co
Maryland Comptroller's Office
Union Trust Co
New York
World Day of Prayer observance set Friday in Milford
Milford Church Women United invites all Milford women to the first Friday in Lent World Day of Prayer service at 1 p.m. in the Church of Christ Congregational chapel. The ecumenical service themed Of His Kingdom There Shall Be No End features readers from local churches and supports missions in Africa India Pakistan Korea Hong Kong Taiwan and Asian and Latin American Christian literature. Special offerings this year aid literacy in Swaziland and East Africa and ministry to off reserve Indians in the United States with a 1983 service prepared by Queen Sâlote Tupou before her 1963 death.
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Church Women United
The
United Church Women
Milford
John Brandalck
United Presbyterian Church
Herbert Ford
Church of Christ, Congregational
Plymouth
Tonga Islands
South Pacific
Salote Tupou
Salote
Africa
India
Pakistan
Korea
Hong Kong
Taiwan
Asia
Latin America
Swaziland
United States
John Staneika
Myrtle
Reach Methodist Church
Howard Fladd
James Trueman
Carl Siebecker
Amaranth Court Clothing Party Set for Feb 21
Milford Court announces its first year project a clothing party on February 21 at 8 p m at the home of Mrs Richard Morgan 269 Housatonic Drive Mrs Doris P Clough chairwoman asks all members to attend and bring a friend
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Order of Amarath
Richard Morgan
Housatonic Drive
Doris P. Clough
Clough
Sweetheart Dance For Elks Saturday In Milford
The Milford Elks announce a Sweetheart dinner dance this Saturday at 6 30 p m at the Elks hall on New Haven avenue co chaired by Daniel De Neen and Peter Muratore. Tickets from any Elks or Emblem club member. Ticket committee includes Wilfred Grinrod James McAndrew Bruce Kuryla John DuBuque and Calvin Smith.
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Elks Hall
New Haven Avenue
Daniel Deneen
Peter Muratore
Elks Or
Emblem Club
Wilfred Grinrod
James McAndrew
Bruce Kuryla
John DuBuque
Calvin Smith
Milford Recreation Department
Mavericks
Astro-Nuts
Denise Beckwith
Hi Hats
Luck Ladies
Linda Kazyak
Blue Streaks
Astro's
Sharon Riviere
Doreen Bennett
Felicia Mikits
Maveists
Gunners
Lucky Ladies
AstroNuts
Headmaster Appointed at Foote School in New Haven
Frank M. Perrine assistant headmaster of the Harvey School Katonah New York is named headmaster of Foote School in New Haven effective July 1 Perrine succeeds Mrs D Elizabeth Churchill who retires June 30 after eight years as headmistress of the private co educational day school
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New Haven
Frank M. Perrine
Harvey School
Katonah
N.Y
Foote School
Me. Perrine
D. Elizabeth Churchill
Priivate
Heart Machine Mother Wouldn t Risk It Again
British housewife Valerie Marsden, kept alive by a battery powered heart machine, gave birth to a healthy daughter Linda after four surgeries to repair the device. A Manchester specialist called it possibly the first birth by a woman relying on such a pacemaker. Despite earlier doctor warnings, Valerie chose marriage and pregnancy, aided by a Caesarean birth. Her husband James serves as a British army lance corporal.
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England
UPI
Valerie Marsden
Linda
Ibirth
Manchester
Marsden
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