Forty Hours Devotion at St Anthony's Church
The Rev Fulgence Gorezyea announces St Anthony's will host Forty Hours Devotion starting tomorrow with a 1 am Mass of Exposition and a procession. Evening services run Sunday to Tuesday at 7 30 pm, with Masses Monday and Tuesday at 7 8 9 am. Altar Boys Children of Mary and clergy take part. Rev George Taraska OFM Conv will preach Sunday morning and evening. The St Anthony School Children's choir will sing at the High Mass and other services.
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Ellicott City
St. Anthony
Youth Group Marks Anniversary Tonight at The Shimshon
The Ahavath Achim youth group marks the 50th anniversary of the National Council of Young Israel with events at 7 30 pm. A parish session and pastor’s address accompany the celebration as Senate hearings on urban affairs and a cabinet change proposal continue with uncertain debate timing.
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Stanley Scisner
Nationalite
House
Reyouth
Aaron Geiman
Board Names Four Teachers for Fairfield Schools
The Board of Education names four probational teachers James Nealon and Mrs Marie G Maina for elementary posts and Douglas D McAdoo Alfred Berkowitz for high school English and commercial subjects. It also lists resignations retirements and leaves of absence among staff and notes new typist appointments and a tenure grant.
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Woodridge Avenue
Fairfield
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Howard Avenue
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Woodlawn Aronue
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Madison Terrace
Dalla R. Rodriguez
Arnold V. Frost
Rhea’ S. Bai
Reta M. Deinhardt
Marvin’ Schnur
John J. Joraleman
Patricia G. Zuldy
Janet H. van Hise
Joyce M. Potanovich
Patricia Mihalek
Upe
Carl J. Ruess
Nathan Hale School
Pearl Gally
Hallen School
Bridgeport U details 10 year expansion plan and goals
University president James H. Halsey announced a 17.5 million dollar development program to raise faculty salaries expand scholarships and facilities. Enrollment is projected to reach 10,000 by 1971 with phased fundraising including a 1.2 million classroom building funded by a 400 thousand dollar Dana challenge gift.
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Frost Leaves Hospital for Home in Miami
Poet Robert Frost, 81, ill since February 1 with a pneumonia like virus, is released from Baptist hospital in Miami and taken by private car to his winter home in South Miami. A doctor said he will be cared for by his nurse and secretary and that visitors will be restricted for several days.
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Fla
Robert Frost
Baptist Hospital
Frost
South Miamil
Proud pugilist Gene Fuller defends punch history at dinner
Gene Fuller, praised boxer, joked about critics saying he has taken too many punches. In New York 1961, Eddie Arcaro and Manuel Yeaza jockeys earned over $1 million each from Aqueduct Belmont and Saratoga, totaling $1,303,844 and $1,081,382 respectively.
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Gene Fullmer
New York
Eddie Arcaro
Aqueduct
Belmont
Saratoga
Manuel Yeaza
David Gaunt Receives Willard J Sahlof Scholarship
The Willard J Sahlof scholarship at Rutgers University has been awarded to David Gaunt of Bridgeport by sponsor Waterbury man and former Rutgers governor. Gaunt, a 1930 Rutgers graduate, is vice president of General Electric and backs four scholarships, chosen on need, academics, leadership, and athletics. He starred in football basketball and track at Monroe-Woodbury High School Central Valley and is pursuing arts at Rutgers.
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Man Sought on Federal Warrants Placed in New Haven Jail
John Joseph Daly was sought on two federal warrants for transportation of falsely made checks. One count involved a $100 worthless check passed in Bridgeport last June and the other a $190 check passed in Dallas last March. Daly appeared before a U.S. commissioner in New Haven and was held in jail on a $2,500 bond.
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New York Police Hire First Time Outsiders Join Force
New York City police commissioner Michael J Murphy announced the appointment of outside recruits to the force for the first time. Of 242 probationary patrolmen sworn in, 29 were from outside the city including William McDonald of Whilmaville Massachusetts and five from New Jersey. The total sworn reaches 24 460, 140 short of the budget quota.
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William McDonald
Whilmaville
Mass
New Jersey
Nassau
Suffolk
Tour Admit Guilt in Englewood Sit-In
Four sit-in demonstrators pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct in Englewood as a protest against school discrimination. The court ordered a $25 fine for each defendant, with further actions pending a detailed statement.
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Nid
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Wedding Guests Crown Durban in Tragic Transkei Crossing
Twelve African wedding guests were crowned today after a crossing of the Tink River in the Transkei region turned deadly. The group, traveling near Durban about 100 miles away, were swept away by a fresh flood while crossing the river.
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South Africa
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Tink River
Deadly fog causes interstate pileup near Enfield
A dense fog blanketed an expressway linking Hartford and Springfield, causing a multiple vehicle crash. Three men died: Robert F. Moran of Newtown, Lawrence D. Sullivan of Lincoln Nebraska, and Chico Pet Pass of Massachusetts. Eleven were injured, five admitted to Hartford Hospital, with one in serious condition. The crash halted traffic in both directions as responders aided the injured and cleared wreckage. The truck driver was Robert R. Pat Tie, 30, of Chicopee Massachusetts.
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Ailing Ann Harding Returns to Show
Detroit Feb 16 AP veteran actress Ann Harding 57 fainted in her dressing room during intermission of General Seeger at the Shubert theater. She recovered, finished Act one, fainted again at curtain, was rushed to Harper hospital for observation and released at noon. Doctors diagnosed gastroenteritis though Harding said heat backstage caused the collapse. She co stars with William Bendix in the world premiere.
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Sherman Central Breaks 24-Game Losing Streak With Win
Sherman Central School in Sherman New York earned its first basketball victory in two years, ending a 24 game skid. The team also faced a prior 34-game drought in 1992, marking a historic low in program history.
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N.Y
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