Danbury NAACP Budgets for Year Set at 20756
Danbury NAACP allocates a 20756 budget with 12289 earmarked for Harambee Breakthrough program if state funding arrives. Breakthrough director Robert Smith resigns. program temporarily closed due to a ruptured furnace and repairs estimated 600 to 700 dollars. Chairman Hyman seeks temporary director and new HQ location. Also notes clergy mental health consultations begin with six sessions, first held in Brookfield, next at Brookfield Congregational Church.
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Danbury
NAACP
Dept. of Community Affairs
Breakthrough
Robert Smith
Guost
Harambee
New and
Stevens Streets
Catholic Diocese of
Bridgeport
Samuel R. Hyman
Hyman
Mid-Western Connecticut Health Association
Brookfield
Brookfield Congregational Church
Association
Main Street
Open house showcases work opportunities at High School
The exhibit highlights multiple shop and office programs under House 4. It features Industrial Arts projects in woodworking, metalworking, graphics and electronics, Auto mechanics, Vocational-Occupational machine operation, Business data processing and accounting, Home Economics including nurses’ aide. Students guide tours. refreshments served in the cafeteria.
Danbury High Students Showcase Furniture Tonight
Advanced woodworking students at Danbury High School display furniture at the second open house for parents and friends. The exhibition begins at 7 30 p m and features pieces crafted by pupils in the class.
Civil Air Patrol Opens New Danbury Headquarters
The Danbury Civil Air Patrol cadet squadron moves operations to a new facility at the Army Reserve Center on Eagle Road. Night formations begin tonight with the old Main Street HQ kept for supply and admin. The upgrade accompanies rising cadet and senior personnel numbers.
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Civil Air Patrol
Danbury
Army Reserve Center
Eagle Road
CAP
Main Street
Army Reserve
Danbury Chamber Extends 24 Hour Telephone Service
The Danbury Chamber of Commerce adopts a 24 hour telephone policy with an answering service to handle messages after regular hours. A separate item notes a four thousand year old discovery of a ski related find in Scan Chamber and a report of large copper deposits unearthed in Iran.
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Danbury Chamber of Commerce
Sage
Iran
Board Approves Measure to Expand Chamber Services
A spokesman stated the measure was approved by the board of directors to meet growing demand on Chamber facilities and to fund continued expansion and improvement of services.
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Board of Directors
Production Machine Training Offered by State Service
The Connecticut State Employment Service recruits unemployed workers for a 12 week production machine operator training course at Henry Abbott Technical School under the State Dept of Education. Starting March 1, interested individuals should contact the local C.S.E.S. office on West Street promptly.
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Connecticut State Employment Service Office
Henry Abbott Technical School
State Dept. of Education
C.S.E.S
West Street
Ex-Westport Teacher Names Publishing Consultant
Edward Pierce a Fairfield University graduate and former Westport elementary and junior high teacher has been named educational consultant for Harcourt Brace and World Inc in New York City He is the son of Mr and Mrs Lewis Pierce of Waterbury and previously taught in New South Wales during Illinois modern mathematics program rollout.
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Edward Pierce
Fairfield University
Westport
New York City
Harcourt, Brace and World, Inc
Pierce
Lewis Pierce
Waterbury
New South Wales
Soviet attack on Red China at Budapest Communist meeting
At a Budapest gathering of 66 Communist parties the Soviet line accused Red China of nationalism and blocking joint action for North Vietnam. Suslov Kliszko Honecker led broad attacks. Romania expressed regrets over Soviet criticism despite promises.
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Russia
Red China
Budapest
Hungary
Soviet Union
Mikhailo A. Suslov
North Vietnam
Poland
Zenon Kliszko
East Germany
Erich Mhonecker
Romania
Moscow
Peking
Suslov
China
Gible
Yugoslavia
Sussov
Kliszko
Paul Niculescu-Mizil
Niculescu-Mizil
U.S. Faith Attendance Shown Rising In 1967 Report
The Churchman cites a 1967 study showing church attendance up for all groups with 66 percent of Roman Catholics and 47 percent of Protestants in the Midwest attending in a typical week. The South records 36 percent and the Far West 34 percent.
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Cording
Midwest
South
Far West
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