Pregnant Women In Korea Shun 14 Kinds of Food
A Hotel Home Economics Association report notes 14 foods to avoid for pregnant women in 26 South Korean agricultural communities. Claims link duck and rabbit intake to physical traits in babies, bones to skin issues, soybeans and squash to tooth decay, radish to difficult childbirth, and advises nursing mothers to avoid greens.
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Korea
Seoul
APN
South Korea
Hotel Home Economics Association
Israel and Jordan Claim Tank Hits In Fire Exchange
Israel and Jordan reported tank hits after a morning firefight near Kibbutz Gesher ten miles south of the Sea of Galilee. Spokesmen said the clash began at 10 a.m. with Jordanian machine guns firing on Israeli troops, continuing until nightfall a few miles north of the Dead Sea.
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Israel
Jordan
Dead Sea
Kibbutz
Gesher
Sea of Galilee
Suspects Held In Robbery of Jeweler Here
Police report suspects held in a local jewelers robbery case. The victim said he was struck, knocked to the floor and trampled by a single bandit, sustaining facial bruises. Arrests were made by Sgt. Leonard Cocco and officers Frank Nerkowski Robert Sharnick Raymond Dorsch and John Formichella.
U S Envoy Shadowed After Threat Letter in Stockholm
Police assign plainclothes protection for U S Ambassador William Heath after an anonymous letter warned of danger in Stockholm. Authorities said officers would shadow the envoy discreetly whenever he leaves his residence or the embassy.
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Stockholm
U.S
William W. Heath
Fetter
Heath
Canadian Freighter Sinks in Atlantic After Tow
The derelict Canadian freighter Charmy sank in the Atlantic early Sunday after being taken in tow by the Norwegian freighter Vinni. Twenty two crew members and two passengers were rescued from lifeboats and a life raft on Saturday and brought aboard Vinni bound for Norfolk, Virginia. The captain had warned of water in the hold and said the ship could not stay afloat.
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New York
Charmy
Atlantic
Coast Guard
Vinni
Norfolk
Mal Graham to Report Today for Army Duty
Boston Celtics rookie guard Mal Graham must report to Fort Dix New Jersey for months of Army duty Mailed orders include no plan to replace him and Red Auerbach hopes he may return for part of the regular season and NBA playoffs. Graham had been filling in for Larry Siegfried who missed 20 games with a back injury. Siegfried has since returned to the lineup.
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Boston
UPI
Boston Celtics
Mal Graham
Graham
New York University
Fort Dix
Celtics
Red Auerbach
Larry Siegfried
Siegfried
Ford's Theater Reopens 103 Years After Lincoln Death
Washington sees Ford's Theater return as a living memorial after 103 years in exile. The National Park Service oversees the site while a citizens group runs the shows, launching with John Brown's Body in a 14 week season and a $1.1 million operating fund drive. The 1865 assassination site, later a records office and storehouse, now hosts a National Repertory Theater company with 750 seats, aiming to honor Lincoln and American drama.
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Washington
Ford
Shrine, Museum and Art Gallery
Abraham Lincoln
John Brown
F Street
10Th
Ford's
Department of the Interior
National P Ark Service
Ford’s Theater Society
National Theater Company
Walter Pozen
Stewart Udall
John Wilkes ‘Booth
Lincoln
War Department
National Park Service
John T. Ford
Los Angeles
New York
Washington Monument
National Gallery
Ford’s
America
Michael Dowell
National Repertory Theater
Jon
NRT
Terence Scammell
Illinois 150th birthday stamp to debut in Shawneetown
Shawneetown hosts a historic ceremony as Illinois issues a six cent stamp marking 150 years of statehood. Gov Otto Kerner will buy the first stamp from Postmaster A Keith Phillips, amid a flood of mail and a large community effort. The stamp shows a grain field farm house and village buildings, designed by George Barford of Illinois State University. A parade and speeches are planned as residents anticipate excitement.
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Shawneetown
Ill
Illinois
Otto Kerner
Keith Phillips
Phillips
Gallatin County
St Mary's Parish Hall
Washington
James Chappalear
Carbondale
George Barford
Illinois State University
Normal
Ohio River
Episcopal Rite in Catholic Cathedral Aids Ecumenism
In Pittsburgh at St Pauls Cathedral the Rt Rev Robert B Appleyard was consecrated bishop of the Pittsburgh Episcopal Diocese with Roman Catholic and Jewish dignitaries and Protestants attending. The ceremony drew about 2300 worshippers and was hailed as an ecumenical first.
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Pittsburgh
St. Paul’s
Robert B. Appleyard
Pittsburgh Episcopal Diocese
Thant on Moscow Visit Seeks Peace in Vietnam
Thant calls for a clear and just peace for Vietnam during a Moscow visit and says it is up to the United States to end all military actions against North Vietnam. The Soviet and North Vietnamese stance has shown no change since renewed fighting began in South Vietnam nearly two weeks ago.
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U.S.A
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Mame's Nephew Waits to Outgrow Broadway Role
New York AP report profiles Stuart Getz a 13 year old who plays Patrick Dennis in Mame and hopes to quit the show when he reaches five feet. He plans veterinary studies after height barrier is reached while continuing show business lessons. The piece notes career moves and personal background.
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New York
Stuart
Getz
Patrick Dennis
Mame
Oliver
Ben Franklin
Paris
Spring Valley
Mokin
Hausman backs Alsop for Ryan’s post in GOP split
State Republican leader Hausman says he will urge the GOP State Central Committee to name John Alsop of Avon as Republican National Committeeman at a Feb 20 Wallingford meeting. The move aims to heal a feud between factions led by Hausman and May versus Pinney and Alsop, with May eyed as a Senate candidate and Alsop as party unity choice.
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Howald E. Hausman
GOP
State Central Committee
John Alsop
Avon
Theodore S. Ryan
Sharon
Mr. Hausman
Edwin H. May Jr
A. Searle Pinney
Mr. Alsop
Hausman
Party Unity Land Party
Alsop
May
Senate
Wethersfield
National Committee
Brezhnev Praises Viet Cong Victories in Moscow Meeting
In Moscow Brezhnev told Dang Quang Minh the NLF representative, Viet Cong forces scored important political and military victories. Tass quoted Minh thanking Brezhnev for Soviet support as U.S. actions risk a stronger Vietnamese rebuff. Nearby reports say North Vietnam seeks talks if U.S. bombing ends, while Soviets stress aid to Vietnamese patriots. Bridgeport police investigate a set fire under a porch at 1017 Madison Avenue, quickly extinguished. owner Mrs. Angelina Pantan identified.
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Moscow
Soviet Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Viet Cong
Brezhnev
Communist Party
Dang Quang Minh
National Liberation Front
NLT
Tass
Minh
NLF
Alexei N. Kosygin
Soviet Union
U.S. Actios
Vietnam
United States
Pravda
Oleg Ipnatyev
Hanoi
Nguyen Duy Trinh
Trinh
U.S
Bridgeport
Madison Avenue
Angelina Pantan
Insurance Man Attends Florida General Agents Conclave
Harry E. Duffy general agent for Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance in Bridgeport attended a Florida conclave for general agents and home office executives from February 5 to 8 in Hollywood. He was among 18 general agents nationwide at the event featuring panel discussions and speeches on agency planning and development.
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Harry E. Duffy
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company
Bridgeport
Hollywood
Fla
DINE Sign Goes Dim Leaving Dive Bright in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg Cre upon a UPI report, owners of a local restaurant faced a hiccup when the first leg of the letters in their "DINE" sign failed, transforming the intended message into "DIVE" and drawing attention from passersby. The mishap sparked publicity, with owners noting mixed reactions as the sign error drew local interest.
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Harrrisburg
Cre
UPI
800 Negroes Plan Boycott of S C Town Businesses
A mass meeting of about 800 African Americans plans a boycott of town businesses in South Carolina. The gathering follows a Thursday night incident the police say sparked three deaths, after which a dusk-to-dawn curfew was extended for a third night. More than 600 National Guardsmen resumed patrols.
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S.C
Couple Injured When Auto Meets Hearse on Turnpike
A Massachusetts couple were injured when their car collided with a hearse on the Connecticut turnpike east of the Greenwich toll station. Both vehicles overturned. Mr and Mrs O'Neil were treated for multiple bruises in good condition at Greenwich hospital. The hearse driver William Grant and owner Glover Eustis escaped injury. the body of Nathaniel Hayward was en route to Marblehead for burial and taken to Riley funeral home. Mrs O'Neil was charged with improper lane changing.
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Greenwich
Massachusetts
Connecticut Turnpike
Greenwich Hospital
Frances O'Neil
Dorcester
Bernard
Norman Shepherd
William E. Grant
Danvers
Mass
Nathaniel Hayward
Barnardsville
N.C
Marblehead
Grant
Glover Eustis
Hayward
Riley Funeral Home
Clinic for Dentists At UB on Wednesday
An all day clinic on endodontics for general practitioners will be held Wednesday at the Fone l School of Oral Hygiene University of Bridgeport starting at 9 a m. Sponsored by the Connecticut State Dental Association with Dr Stanton B Fater Shanahan listed as contact for participation.
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Fone! School of Oral Hygiene
University of Bridgeport
Connecticut State Dental Association
CSDA
Stanton B. Fater
New Haven
Council On Continuing Education
Alvin A. Krakow
American Board of Endodontics
Forsyth Dental Center
Harvard School of Dental Medicine
Joel L. Dunsky
Richard J. Shanahan
West Main Street
Waterbury
Lindsay Attacks Rockefeller Plan Ended Sanitation Strike
Mayor Lindsay denounced Governor Rockefeller’s plan to fund a wage increase for 10,000 garbagemen, calling it a threat to home rule and noting it rewards a public employee strike. He warned the plan leaves issues unresolved about who pays and calls it blackmail, while a nine day strike ended with state funding above Lindsay’s stance.
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Sanitation Union
Rockefeller
Lindsay
Rockefeller J
John V. Lindsay
Gracie Mansion
Gav
Nelson Rockefeller
Bowling Alley Desegregation Suit Ties to Orangeburg Riots
The Justice Department filed suit to desegregate an Orangeburg South Carolina bowling alley amid five nights of rioting by Negro college students. A preliminary FBI probe into Thursday night shootings in Orangeburg, where three Negro students were killed, was also announced to determine possible violations of federal rights laws.
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Washington
Justice Department
Orangeburg
D. C
FBI
An Evening with Morris Carnovsky Rescheduled in New Haven
The Morris Carnovsky event set for January 14 is moved to Sunday evening April 21 as part of the New Haven Jewish Community Center Sunday night series for 1967 68. Series tickets and those for the cancelled show will be honored at the new performance. Programs start at 8 30 p m and are open to all interested.
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Morris Carnovsky
New Haven Jewish Community Center
Specifc
Flaw Seen in Predicting Red Attacks in Vietnam
Washington reports gaps in allied intelligence after Communist assaults hit about 100 urban centers in South Vietnam. Officials say the big picture forecast predicted a Winter-spring push while striking during the lunar new year truce, but undercounted urban uprisings and civilian impact.
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Washington
South Vietnam
U.S
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Rusk Urges Home Front Back U.S. Men in Viet War
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the Vietnam war may be in a climactic period and there will be no question about the outcome if U.S. fighting men are backed up on the home front. He also warned North Korea against misreading U.S. restraint over the Pueblo seizure.
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Atlantic City
Dean Rusk
Rusk
U.S
North Korea
Hockey Fans Collect Old Garden Souvenirs
New York Rangers faced Detroit Red Wings in the final NHL game at Madison Square Garden. Fans mobbed exits and tore down seats signs and boards, with extra police deployed as 15,725 attended the farewell event amid looting attempts and widespread souvenir grabbing.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
New York Rangers
Detroit Red Wings
Old Garden
Garden
Eighth Avenue
New York Knickerbockers
Santana Wins Philadelphia Indoor Tennis Championship
Manuel Santana of Spain defeated Denmark's Jan Leschly 8-6 6- to claim the Philadelphia Indoor Tennis Championship, becoming the first foreigner to win the seven yearold event. The match featured late break points and a dramatic rally as Santana edged ahead.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Manuel Santana
Spain
Denmark
Jan Leschly
Santana
Leschly
Read
Tories Score Wilson for Lecturing on Vietnam Policy
At a White House banquet Friday Prime Minister Wilson advised Johnson to ignore impatience for intensified Vietnam fighting. British press saw his speech as urging slower U.S. action. Wilson resisted leftist pressure to endBritish bombing of the North but facing domestic political pressure, speculation grew he may shift stance. Wilson said nothing to newsmen on arrival in London.
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White House
Johnson
Vietnam
Wilson
North
London
Stratford Fire Displaces Family Of Seven In Blaze
Fire officials say a Stratford blaze left a family of seven homeless after rapid response by Engines 1 2 and 5 and support units. Assistant Chief Peter Jasterinsky and Lt Frank Germano led operations. Cause undetermined. investigators to examine today.
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Stratford Fire
Peter Jasterinsky
Frank Germano
Marines Aid S Viets in Hue Relief Effort Report
Marines aid South Vietnamese forces in Hue relief operations as Navy jets hit the North Vietnamese radio complex guarded by heavy antiaircraft fire. Kitty Hawk intruders navigated bad weather but could not assess damage due to darkness. In Da Nang eight Marines wounded by artillery and rocket fire as combat action continues around Khe Sanh. Communist losses tallied at 32,245 killed and 6,307 captured. Allied losses at 4,265 killed and 11,363 wounded through 12 days of fighting.
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Navy AG
Khe Sanh
da Nang
U.S
Milford Public Works Chief T C Lavery Dies
T C Lavery Milford director of public works and longtime police commissioner member of the Municipal Complex Building committee. Well known around Milford and avid supporter of local high school teams. played varsity football at Boston University. Survived by wife Mary Daye Lavery and five children. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Board of Police Commissioners
Milford
Boston University
Second District
Democratic
Mary Daye Lavery
Demas Widow Mrs Efthimy Demas Dies. Rites Planned in Bridgeport
Mrs Virginia Polona Demas of 1364 State Street, widow of Efthimy Demas, died yesterday at home. Services set for Wednesday at noon at Frank Polke and Son Funeral Home and 1 PM at Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church with Rt Rev William Keheyes officiating. Burial in Lakeview Cemetery with Trisagion services tomorrow evening. Born in Polena Albania, she lived in Bridgeport 40 years. Survived by two sons Dr Peter Demas of Old Saybrook and William Demas of Bridgeport, a daughter Mrs Louis Pitt of Arlington Virginia, and seven grandchildren.
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Virginia Polona Demas
State Street
Efthimy Demas
Frank Polke and Son
Fairfield Avenue
Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church
William Keheyes
Lakeview Cemetery
Polena
Albania
Demas
Bridgeport
Peter Demas
Old Saybrook
William Demas
Louis Pritt
Arlington, Va
Sister Mary Francis Assisi of Notre Dame dies in Bridgeport
Sister Mary Francis Assisi of the School Sisters of Notre Dame died Saturday at the Mother's House in Bridgeport. Funeral services scheduled at 10 a.m. in the Mothers House chapel with burial at St. Mary's cemetery Bethel. Burial home Robert E. Hennessey Funeral Home 2936 Main Street Bridgeport in charge. Born Buffalo New York entered S S N D in 1909. taught in Baltimore and Brooklyn where she served as superior of St. Alphonse school 1944 to 1963. Survivors include six sisters and two brothers.
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Buffalo
Anthony Prinzbach
Akron
N. Y
Jeee Prinzbach
Lakeview
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Hue
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