Paulin Promoted To Continental Baking Executive
Gilbert J. Paulin of 668 South Pine Creek Road Fairfield has been promoted to national accounts manager of Continental Baking Company Rye New York. He previously served as a hotel and restaurant service division specialist covering Boston and New England and joined Continental Baking in 1955 as a salesman.
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Gilbert J. Paulin
South Pine Creek Road
Fairfield
Continental Baking Company
Rye
N. Y
Paulin
Natick
Mass
Boston
New England
Bridgeport
Mr. Paulin
New York University
University of Maryland
Air Force
Fairfield University
Continental Baking
Dolorez Staples
Mobile Industrial Caterers Association
Sears recalls gas baseboard heater models over CO risk
Hartford AP report states Sears recalls about six models sold nationwide in past six years due to carbon monoxide generation. About 6,000 units recalled. Connecticut sales likely under six. Owners urged to shut off heaters and contact Sears for replacements or refunds. Model numbers include Homart 133.7256, 439.72611, 133.72562, 133.725621, 149.72565, 133.72565, 133.72586, 133.725611.
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Hartford
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Connecticut
John £. Brassil
Sears
West Hartford
Brassil
Homart
Russian math hampered by politics lecturer says
Dr. Edgar E. Enochs visiting SHU lecturer says Russia’s mathematics suffer from limited contact with non communist mathematicians. He notes Russian students face heavier math curricula and praises SHU curriculum as on par with top U.S. institutions. He speaks at Sacred Heart University about topology and modules and plans to teach in Moscow next year.
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SHU
William H. Conley
Sacred Heart University
Raoul A. DeVilliers
Edgar E. Enochs
University of Kentucky
Enochs
Russia
Lewis
United States
Sacred Heart
University of Moscow
Romney Defends N H Campaign Route and Record
In Manchester and Concord Romney denounces use of tactical nuclear weapons in Vietnam as dangerous. He denies personal accusations, rebuts critics, and defends Michigan record as he campaigns toward the New Hampshire primary.
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Manchester
N.H
George Romney
Vietnam
Concord Sporting Goods
Romney
Michigan
Parker
Peterborough
Concord
Barry Goldwater
GOP
Richard M. Nixon
New Hampshire
Manchester High School
Hilmer Elected Vice President of Bank of New York
William P. Hilmer of 31 Bibpins Road Easton has been elected a vice president of the Bank of New York, announced by Samuel H. Woolley president and CEO. Hilmer joined the bank in 1967 as assistant vice president and is in the corporate agencies division as chief operations officer. He is a Yale graduate and served in the Air Force in Europe Africa and China Burma India theaters. He previously ran his own Fairfield business and worked at Old Colony Trust in Boston. He belongs to the Yale club the Duxbury Yacht club and the St Elmo society.
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William P. Hilmer
Bibpins Road
Easton
Bank of New York
Samuel H. Woolley
Mr. Hilmer
Bank
Yale University
Air Force
Fairfield
Old Colony Trust Company
Boston
Yale Club
Duxbury
Mass
St. Elmo Society
New Haven Patrolman Fined for Assault
Curtis Willoughby a suspended New Haven patrolman was fined 100 by Judge Raymond Devlin after a Feb 1 jury conviction for aggravated assault. Nathan C. Qualls was found innocent. The charges stem from an alleged gunpoint incident outside the Cotton Club in Hamden on November 4.
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New Haven
Curtis Willoughby
NewHaven
Raymond Devlin
Willoughby
Nathan C. Qualls
Qualls
Fred Lester
Hamden
Guard Army Ready For Possible Riots
Top Army leaders said regular Army and National Guard forces are prepared for riots or other disorders in the coming summer. Secretary of the Army Stanley R. Resor stated special training and supplies are available for National Guard units to handle civil disturbances.
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Washington
National Guard
Lolkes
Stanley R. Resor
Boiler Explosion Blamed for Fire in Willimantic
A boiler explosion in a Willimantic cellar ignited a fire that caused about 500000 dollars in damage to a downtown block. Paint and turpentine stored nearby fed the flames. more than 100 firefighters fought the blaze for 14 hours. Two three story brick buildings on Maine Street were condemned and to be torn down. A resident reported extreme heat in her apartment as the blaze began early Wednesday.
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Maine Street
Marie Morency
Vandas
Choice widens on doctors in welfare cases
Hartford AP reports starting March 1 welfare recipients may choose their own doctors whose usual fees are paid by the state for one year. The plan replaces the old fee schedule and uses Connecticut General Life Insurance Co to monitor and approve bills before payment. The CG firm handles Medicare reviews in the state regime.
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Hartford
Thetate
Bernard
Shapiro
Welfare’ Department
Connecticut General Life Insurance Co
Connecticut General
General Assembly
State Suspends Welfare Curb in Court Contest
Hartford AP report says a state rule blocking new residents from welfare aid before three months residence was suspended after US District Judge Blumenfeld issued a temporary restraining order. The ruling stops denying aid based on residency while a three judge panel weighs permanency.
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Hartford
Bernard Shapiro
State Welfare Department
M. Joseph Blumenfeld
Blumenfeld
U.S. Supreme Court
Blue Cross Names Information Director in New Haven
Robert A. Watterson was named director of public relations for Connecticut Blue Cross in New Haven. He has worked in advertising and PR since 1949, served in World War II and the Korean conflict, and was on General LeMay's presentation staff. He is married with a son and a daughter.
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New Haven
Robert A. Watterson
Connecticut Blue Cross
Watterson
Omaha
Air Force
Curtis LeMay
Hussein accuses Israel of starting eight hour battle
King Hussein of Jordan charged Israel with premiditated aggression after an eight hour fight along the Jordan River cease fire line. He said he would prevent guerrillas from striking across the border and vowed to defend Arab rights in Palestine. Jordan reported 16 civilians killed and 58 wounded.
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Amman
Jordan
Hussein
Israel
Jordan River
Dead Sea
Sea of Galilee
Middle East
Haim Bar- Lev
West Bank
Arab al Fatah
Palestine
Jerusalem
Iisrael
Gran Carnevale Opens With Oriental Band Sunday
The 36 piece Pyramid Temple Oriental band led by Emil Bergen will headline Gran Carnevale at Holy Trinity hall Scofield avenue. Fundraiser for the Itation Community Center new building to run Sunday with a 2 30 p m start for the Junior Masquerade. Ball at 9 p m supervised by Charles Marsillo with Angelo Rubino directing. Miss Gran Carnevale 1968 to be chosen Sunday night. a $1000 savings bond and runner up prizes announced.
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Pyramid Temple Oriental Band
Emil Bergen
Holy Trinity Hall
Scofield Avenue
Itation Community Center
Joseph Monaco
Oriental Band
Herman Sepall
Maschera
Charles Marsillo
Angelo Rubino
Carnevale
15000-Ton Naval Vessel Open to Public Tomorrow
The amphibious war vessel USS Austin LPD 4 will be open for public tours tomorrow during its weekend stay at Cisco Pier Seaview Avenue. Tours run between 1 and 5 pm with a Navy spokesman noting potential pier space conflicts due to a commercial vessel arrival. The Austin, displaced 15,000 tons and 570 feet long, is the largest U.S. naval ship to dock in the city after recent mine detection tests with Sikorsky helicopters.
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Austin
Cisco Pier
Seaview Avenue
Navy
Bridgeport
Long Island Sound
City Lumber Company
Kolbe Student William Allaire Finalist in National Merit
William Allaire Jr of 10 Sturtevant Place earned a certificate of merit as a finalist in the National Merit Scholarship program. He attends Kolbe High School and is among about 14 finalists. about 2,900 Merit Scholarships will be awarded and notified next month.
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William Allaire Jr
William Allaire Sr
Sturtevant Place
Kolbe High School
Allaire
Fairfield U Glee Club to Give On Campus Concert
The Fairfield University Glee Club will hold its only on campus concert this season tomorrow at 3 p.m. in Gonzaga Auditorium. Admission is free to the public. The concert features the Our Lady of the Elms College choir from Chicopee Massachusetts and includes spirituals folk music and show tunes with a medley from Show Boat.
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Fairfield University Glee Club
Carnegie Hall
Gonzaga Auditorium
Our Lady of the [Elms College
Chicopee
Mass
Fairfiel
I City Man Fined For Removing Monroe Gravel
Sam S Vendetti of 175 Wayne Street was fined 20 dollars after pleading guilty to violating Monroe Planning and Zoning regulations. The case cites an order to stop removing gravel from 1015 Monroe Turnpike and a civil injunction issued in December 1866. Vendetti's attorney, John Bigley of Stratford, said the client is appealing the commission orders in a civil suit.
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Sam. S. Vendetti
Wayne Street
Alvin Rottman
Underwood
Monroe Planning and Zoning Commission
Monroe
Vendetti
Monroe Turnpike
John Bigley
Stratford
Rottman
Commission
UConn Accepts 2 Stratfordites As Honors Scholars
Kathleen Patusky and Fred Andres of Stratford join seven other new Honors Scholars at the University of Connecticut. The group, selected for high past-semester grades, includes Stamford’s Richard Parrish. They meet program requirements and pursue advanced studies in the honors track.
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Kathleen Patusky
Sherwood Place
Fred Andres
Lawler Terrace
Stratford
University of Connecticut
Fred
Bunnell High School
Miss Patusky
Stratford High School
Richard Parrish
Woodbine Road
Stamford
Uconn
State Man Shot in Gunfight Sentenced to 20 Years
Frederick J. Girouard 24 of Manchester Connecticut pleaded guilty to armed robbery and assaulting FBI agents. He received 15 years for the robbery and 5 years for the assault after a gunfight at South Station and a prior robbery in South Windsor. He was wounded during the South Station clash.
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Boston
Connecticut
South Station
U.S. District Court
Frederick J. Girouard
Manchester
FBI
Sullivan Plaza
South Windsor Bank and Trust Co
South Windsor
Conn
Session Wednesday to Register Voters
The Board of Selectmen and Town Clerk Frank J Verrilli will hold a session next Wednesday in City Hall to register new voters and approve applications of those sworn in during the past month. Under a new state law sworn voters may take the oath on any business day at town clerk or registrar offices, with later board approval. Since the last session on Jan 17, 37 people were sworn in at the town clerk’s office and 24 at the registrars.
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Frank J. Verrilli
To & P.m
Common Council
Board of Selectmen
Three Children Killed in Canada as Mother Questioned
Canadian police found three boys aged 14, 13 and 12 dead from gunshot in a Scarborough bungalow. A sister, 10, was critically injured while their mother was detained for questioning. A daughter collapsed on arrival. neighbors heard screams and gunfire around noon.
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Toronto
Scarborough
David Kidd
Douglas
Joseph
Nancy
Scarborough’ General Hospital
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