Two Reha bilitation Counselors Appointed in Connecticut
Eleanor Sicilian of 225 Golden Hill Street and David J. Kmetz of 11 Sharon Road Trumbull join the Connecticut State Department of Education rehabilitation office in the Division of Vocational Rehabilitation. The appointments were announced by Dr. William J. Sanders. Sicilian is a personnel psychologist with teaching and adult education background. Kmetz is a former biology teacher and bacteriologist with degrees from Fairfield University and a family man with two children.
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Eleanor J. Sicilian
Golden Hill Street
David J. Kmetz
Sharon Road
Trumbull
Connecticut State Department of Education
William J. Sanders
Miss Sicilian
Eastern Personnel Service
Bridgeport
Bullard-Havens
Albertus Magnus College
New Haven
Fordham University
Kmetz
Masuk High School
Monroe
Fairfield University
N Korea charges 19 hostile acts during armistice period
North Korea accused the U N Command of 19 armistice violations for January 21 to 28 at Panmunjom. Major General Park Chung kook said the acts were deliberate and aimed at sparking a new war in Korea. U S Major General Richard Ciccolella, head of the U N Command, denied knowledge of the violations and proposed an N NSC investigation.
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Panmunjam
Korea
North Korea
U.N
Park Chung-kook
Joint Military Armistice Commission
U.S
Richard G. Ciccolella
U.N. Command
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper by St Peter's Parish
The Philippian Society of St Peter's Episcopal Church will sponsor a pancake supper on Shrove Tuesday February 7 at 6 PM in the Parish hall on River Street announced by S Lee Fairchild chairman Frank Melbourne is co chair man and Carroll Gouger in charge of entertainment The Young People's fellowship will assist in serving Newly elected officers are Stanley Keene president Frank Melbourne vice president S Lee Fairchild secretary and Harold Miller treasurer Mavericks beat Gunners 6 1 in a recent game Hi Hats 17 7 over Astro s in Midget division Mavericks 19 12 over Blue Streaks Nancy Dolan scored 12 for Mavericks Standings Hi Hats 3 0 Mavericks 2 1 Gunners 2 2 Lucky Landies 1 2 Astro nuts 0 3 Mavericks 4 0 Hi Hats 3 1 Blue Streaks 1 3 Astro s 0 4
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Philippian Society of
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
River Street
S. Lee ‘Fairchild
Frank Melbourne
Carroll Gouger
Young People's Fellowship
Fairchild
Stanley Keene
S. Lee Fairchild
Harold Miller
Igue
Debbie Smith
Kim Marshall
Mavericks
Gunners
Hi Hats
Astro’s
Karen Avery
Blue Streaks
Nancy Dolan
Lucky Landies
Astronuts
Brat Brith Program Feb 8 at Temple Bnai Shalom
The Greater Lodge and Chapter of Bnai Brith announce a combined membership meeting for February 8 at 1 pm at Temple Bnai Shalom Noble Avenue. Howard Kaufman of Great Western Wines will present a wine film and demonstration.
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Lodge
Binai B'rith
At & Pm
Temple Bnai Shalom
Noble Avenue
Howard Kaufman
Great Western Wines
Promoted to Major in U S Air Force
Joseph Viscount Jr son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Viscount 128 Monroe St has been promoted to major. He serves as a C 141 StarLifter instructor pilot at Travis AFB California and is a member of the Military Airlift Command. He is a Milford High School graduate with a University of Connecticut BS earned in 1953 and was commissioned through the AFROTC program. He belongs to Sigma Nu and is married to Grace D Pugh of England. The Harrison Heights Association will meet Thursday at 7 20 p.m. in the Simon Lake school auditorium.
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Joseph Viscount, Jr
Joseph Viscount
Monroe Street
U.S. Air Force
Viscount
Travis Afb
California
Military Airlift Command
Milford High School
University of Connecticut
Air Force Reserve
Sigma Nu
Grace D. Pugh
England
Harrison Heights
Simon Lake School
Andrew Kapral
Lapral
Area Law Secretaries Will Host State Group
The Greater Bridgeport Legal Secretaries association will host the quarterly meeting of the Connecticut Association of Legal Secretaries Feb. 25 at the Stratford Motor Inn. Members from Hartford New Haven Danbury and Stamford are expected. A guest speaker has not yet been chosen. The Bridgeport chapter will hold its next meeting Feb. 8 at the Fairway Restaurant.
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Greater Bridgeport
Legal Secretaries Association
Connecticut Association of Legal Secretaries
Stratfield Motor Inn
Marie Persico
Hartford
New Haven
Danbury
Stamford
Bridgeport
Fairway
Golden Agers Meet Thursday in Milford Memorial
Milford Golden Age club will meet Thursday at 12 30 p m in Fowler Memorial building New Haven avenue announced by president Mrs Natalie Tillson about 41 members enjoyed a luncheon at New Villa Rosa followed by games Mrs Tillson said Basketball Scores The Lucky Ladies defeated the Astros 29 1 at Milford High School in Recreation department Pee Wee division girls basketball team
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Milford
The
Lucky Ladies
Astro Nuts
Milford High School
Don Pierce Wins 1967 George Woolf Jockey Award
Arcadia California UPI reports Donald Pierce, three time winner of the Santa Anita Handicap, was announced as the winner of the 1967 George Woolf Memorial Jockey Award. The honor recognizes a jockey's high conduct and riding ability within the racing community.
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Arcadia
Calif
UPI
Donald Pierce
China Warns USSR of Blood Debt Over Moscow Iraq Protests
In Tokyo reports, China claims millions protested alleged Soviet beatings of Chinese students in Moscow and Iraq. The Foreign Ministry demands repayment of every debt of blood, and NCNA notes a protest to the Soviet Embassy in Beijing after Red Guard demonstrations. Moscow hints at possible diplomatic strains.
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Tokyo
China
Moscow
Iraq
Chinese Foreign Ministry
Peking
New China News Agency
NCNA
Red Guard
Indonesia to Elect New President in 1968
Inside Jakarta sources say Indonesia will have a new president in 1968. Observers note potential shifts in leadership ahead of the year.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Norton to supply lightest armor for helicopters
Norton Company announced it will provide ceramic armor for three helicopter types produced for the Defense Department. Contracts totaling 3 million dollars were awarded by Hughes Tool, Bell Helicopter, and Sikorsky Aircraft to equip these choppers with Norton’s Noroc armor, noted for lower weight and protection against small arms fire.
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Worcester, Mass
UPI
Norton Company
Southeast Asia
Norton
Hughes Tool Company
Bell Helicopter
Sikorsky Aircraft
Department of Defense
Telicopters
Noroc
Registry Slated For Community College Classes
Norwalk Community College will hold spring semester registration tomorrow through Friday with classes starting February 6. Dean James W. Kerley said sophomores register first, freshmen next, and new students by last name on Friday with defined time blocks to reduce lines.
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Norwalk
Norwalk Community College
James W. Kerley
Prospective Students Advised to Consult Admissions Office
Astuiesians at 300 Highland Avenue urged to obtain the catalog and class schedule. Transfers or other prospective enrollees for credit are advised to file applications promptly and check schedule days and hours.
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Astuiesians
Highland Avenue
Office of Admissions
Michigan survey finds church attendance at 43 percent
A University of Michigan study reports that 43 percent of the American public attended Sunday church services. The survey highlights religious engagement levels across the nation and notes varying participation by age and region.
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University of Michigan
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Karachi
Pakistan
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Booth Street
Stratford
Conn
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College of Arts and Sciences
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Winthrop Difford
Dana Hall
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Fea SS Bank
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