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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1967
Page
11
A compilation of household maintenance guidance covers polishing tools, dyeing or painting faded fiber rugs outdoors, and using water for lubrication. It advises avoiding expensive wallpapers in sunlit areas, staining wood paneling before installation, and selecting suitable coatings to prevent moisture damage and future touch ups.
A cryptogram puzzle with letter substitution hints and a dated quotation. The sample shows across and down clues for a crossword style grid, plus the provided decoded quote Christianity taught men that love is worth more than intelligence attributed to Amaritan 1967.
South African Prime Minister Balthazar Vorster demanded the U S satellite-tracking ship Sword Knot allow its 56 white and 11 Black crew members ashore if docked in Durban. He said the condition aimed to reassure crew and rejected the idea South Africa would apply apartheid rules to visiting sailors. The ship later diverted to Mombasa due to policy concerns.
Robert N. White, 19, of 128 Laughlin Road East Stratford, pled guilty in Circuit Court to reckless driving, defective equipment, and passing a stop sign. He was fined 173 dollars and granted nolles on drunken driving and disobeying an officer signal. Police chased after a speeding car on Sept 10, losing it then finding the vehicle abandoned at 983 Patterson Avenue. Two occupants fled. White was identified as the driver. Laboratory tests showed no intoxication at the time. Judge John G. Cicala issued the ruling.
In Ottawa a public auction raised funds for the Canadian Friends Service Committee to aid Vietnam war victims. Mrs. Lester B Pearson donated one of her husband’s polka dot bow ties in a personal gesture not involving the prime minister.
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