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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1967
Page
3
The Bridgeport Telegram unveils a ten part beauty course by Mary Sue Miller. The daily column A Lovelier You promises slimmer figures, clearer complexions, hair care, charm tips, and wardrobe advice to help readers become a lovelier self.
A trailer truck crashed into a snowbank near Bethel leaving one person dead. The driver was charged with negligent homicide and released on recognizance for a circuit court appearance on March 17. The truck was owned by Ellis Motor Lines of Torrington. State Police troopers led the scene with officers Brown Barbieri Krysiak and Conrod.
A snow slick incident on Boston Avenue involving a funeral cortege and four other vehicles left twenty people injured. Victims include Anthony D Eramo and Vincent D Era, with several D Eramo family members among the injured. No arrests were reported as drivers and passengers sought medical care.
CBS reported record annual earnings for 1966 with net income of 64.12 million dollars or 3.11 a share. Sales rose to 814.53 million dollars from 69.73 million dollars previous year, up from 49.05 million and 2.42 a share in 1965.
A circuit court study through six months ending Sept 30 shows 39 jail terms the highest rate since 1964, 27 sentences over 30 days, and 65 percent of fines above $100. The committee urges jail penalties as most effective, lauds state police, criticizes local departments for weak gambling arrests, and urges local action with potential reforms tied to reapportionment to spur stronger anti gambling measures.
Danbury police under Chief J Howard McGoldrick warn residents of a strict overnight parking ban. More than 50 cars were towed on Tuesday and Wednesday nights, with owners facing 15 to 20 dollars in towing fees after repeated warnings since winter began.
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