Holiday Toll Five Drownings In State Traffic Accidents
A chaotic holiday period reports five deaths in state traffic incidents and drownings. Alfo lse Manik 16 of Ansenia faces homicide charges after a one car crash in North Haven injured a passenger, with another driver charged in a separate collision on Route 44 near Westbrook. A North Beauford crash left Mathy ary Ty dead. John R. Koppel of Hamden faced multiple charges and bail. A route collision near Hartford injured Willian Sukorh of Hebron. A Syracuse area drowning and a local drowning in a backyard pool were reported, with authorities continuing searches and identifying victims, including Kisbarh Burton and Pedr. Police noted a separate fatal incident on Route 22 near Haviland Hollow and Patterson, N.Y.
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Hawn Lin Shaw
Hamden
Peter
Wilkerson
Essex
Westbrook
Willian Sukorh
Hebron
Sukach
Syracald Granay
Flerm
Kisbarh Burton
Crala Burton
Mountain Road
Burton
Hartford
Peden J Santor
Bartterd
Hayéfoed
Poy
Auvent
Pedro
Pedr
Neustral
Utta
Johnann
Haviland Holleyand
Patterson
N.Y
Blruth
Minnesota Crash Part of Record Holiday Toll
A car filled with teens plunged into a Minnesota lake over the long weekend, killing five of seven aboard. National tolls rose as motorists returned home, with 44 deaths nationwide on roads and highways across the Four Day Weekend.
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Minnesota
Fone Paysans
Nevartattaly
Sante Manion
Galil
Freeway
Silver Lake
Mini
Futawan Lake
Nanvehike
Nanvehike Ran Oveot Enntenl
Emer
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Bret Taniar
Tale Lewandowski
Gs Line Posusta
Nancy Ality
Nev
Brigham Young University
Befnie
Santa Monica
National
Hdn
Maesbrin
Tuiehig AS
Bet
Worker falls to death as Tokyo construction site safety urged
AP report states a woman fell about 0 feet moments after safety measures were signed for workers at a top factory building under construction in Tokyo. Police reassured the public as authorities investigate the incident.
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Firokyo
Netay
Tokyo
Stratford Memorial Parade Draws 16 000 Spectators Under Clouded Skies
Under clouded skies, Stratford's Memorial Day parade drew about 16 000 spectators from Paradise Green to Broad Street and Academy Hill. State Rep Marilyn Pearson served as honorary grand marshal and spoke on liberty and sacrifice, while wreaths were laid at veterans' monuments. Awards honored the Yankees Drum and Bugle Corps and other groups, with veterans remembered at multiple cemeteries.
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Stratford
Paradise Green
Broad Street
Academy Hill
Marth
Marilyn Pearsin
Sterling House
Connecticut
Andersone Dunn-Koghisa
Pearson
America
Boe
Connecticut Vetarana
House of Represtatatives
Fen
Connecticut Valley Hospital
Middletown
Dearson
Allors
Marites Mons
Edmond Brerh
Merritt
Dav
Stephen Owaley
American Legion Park
242Nd Combat Engine
Army National Guard
Burnelligh School
Tip Piazza
Sasoph G. Shaw
City honors its war dead with parade and program
City ceremonies opened at 11 30 with patriotic societies and color guards marching from Park Avenue to Soldier and Sailors Memorial. Gold Star mothers were honored by veterans. taps, benedictions, and remarks tied World War I to Korea and Indochina. Grand marshal Allison Reggan led the parade. Lt. Col. Robert G. Bruno coordinated staff with parade chairmen and local veterans groups.
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Benham Avenues
France
Leo Krulikowski
Caremmnins
Valais of
Pedestrian Hit Injures Greenwich Man on Pike
Greenwich police report a 67 year old man was struck while crossing the Pike east of the Greenwich Avenue exit. He was taken to Greenwich Hospital with internal injuries after a car driven by 24 year old Donald McGraw of Stamford struck him as he crossed from the north side toward the esplanade. State police are investigating the pedestrian’s actions on the highway.
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Greenwich
Strivek
Freenwich Avenue
Pal Jee
Greenwich Hospital
Pallee
Ruston
Iead
Barry Mirin
Mrwood
Donald McGraw
North Street
Stamford
Memorial Day Casts Spell Over Suburbia Westports
TRIS R Sullivan Westport recalls Memorial Day in a suburban town parade scene. About 1,500 people including artists, merchants, doctors, lawyers, and police marched or watched from the streets. Grand Marshal Jak Tolin, WWII veteran, led officials in uniforms while veterans saluted. A crowd of children and signs urged pacifist bans as rain held off for the Green ceremony and a memorial plaque listing fallen names.
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Westport
Suburbia
Namic
Wish Rehsol
Tey
Jack
Jak Tolin
Wie
Atta Imy
Doc
Clifford Wy Mills
Inca Health
Inmand A. Revins
New York
E. W. Nigel
Chomly Jones
Velpyan
Sam Benwne
War Machines Rust on Gutted Fields Near Saigon
Describes Rome Plows clearing jungle near Saigon 26 miles NW, as U S forces aim to widen the area for Vietnamization. Mentions Purple Hearts awarded to crews, mine clearance, and renewed fighting around the Ho Chi Minh trail amid heavy jungle.
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Hoso Woods
Vietnam
Yesteryear
Youl
Rager
Catchers Mill
Iron Triangle
Wagon Wheel
South Vietnam
Saigon
Rome
Roma
Memorial Day program honors veterans in Westport
A Westport observance drew veterans and townspeople under gray skies as keynote speaker Dr. van der Kroef urged constructive dissent and national self examination. The ceremony featured wreaths, taps, and the band, with student singer June Stevens invoking patriotic songs and a community reaffirming patriotism despite faults.
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Ain
Iveterans
Hvac
Hare
America
van der Kron
Tech
Amari
van der Kreef
Westport
June Stevens
Fragmented notice with garbled text on population and duties
A damaged OCR reads about a 2.1 million figure and forced residence. context unclear but mentions water or sanitation and a shortage. Specific names, dates, or places are not readable, leaving the exact event and authorities indeterminable.
Parade and Memorial Day Rites in Fairfield Draw 14000
Fairfield observes Memorial Day with a parade and town hall exercises led by Congressman Fiewart B. McKinney and Police Chief Philip J. Ganage. Veterans from World War I and II participate, floats honor service members, and wreath ceremonies occur at the Legion posts and on lanes island sound.
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Kafield Pric Pidure
Golarhil Pasinle
Philip J. Ganage
Fiewart B. McKinney
Fairfield
Popples
George A. Senith Post
Anveriten Legion
Poirfield Junior Woman's Club
YMCA
Robert FL Henry
Isle of
Francis Wider
Edison Morton
Henry Vad Reet
John Malina
Joseph Virgilla
Eugene Gerely
America
Flanders Field
Dab Hordizami
Glnaves of Assumption School
Thomas J. Nelson Jr
Tow Hull Green Way
Cnnmender
George A.smith
Stratfield Legion
Robert Geagherzan
Str Au
Lanes Island Sound
William Zic
Joseph Gallo
VIEW
Charles Cryoskin
Smith
Saeghan
George Ford
Ws. Army
Pegeewe
Sek
Lhd Hyigade
Seb Richey
Ari Carrell
Ke Iles
Kens
Holl Gardner
Mr. Vargas
John Serkdis
Ji Ysaph Sambrook
Thomas B. Tenehon
Our Lady of Assumpticeehurch
Frederick J
Steaffeld Legion Post
Owell
Fish Park
Wrealh
Police
Rank "Targawski
Police Honett' Association
Coniris
Sian
Trafic
Henney
Luis Lasko
Ernest Tenhem
Enger Chelstowski
Abmit 00
George Walton
Donald JG
Dean
John Stepney
Hance
John Adams
Tames
Tvegi
Jaele
Sclavkal
Alexandar Abel
Friward R- Walsh
Aarew Barts
Peter Turet
Dangers to U S Not Over Memorial Speaker Says
Veterans Day ceremonies at Veterans Memorial Park drew about 15,000 as Captain Darn urged Americans to persevere through dangers seen past and present. He praised service members for sacrifice in sea battles and in Asia, urged defense of liberty, and referenced the duties of citizens to preserve government and freedom for future generations.
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Neves
Saigon
Mauel Ianger
Rome
SPRL
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Harvey C. Baryana
Cheshire
Constitutoma
Romar
Vielnant
Veterans Merrell Park
Seaglew Avenue
Fife
South East Asia
Briton Theorizes On Reasons for His Kidnaping
Rosario Argentina reports Stanley Mar Sylvester Nate Manlay describes his kidnapping last year. He says the group calling itself Pace and Revolutionary Army held him for four to five days, claiming acts against Britain and a British business tied to American capital. He cites guard details, a female helper, and criticisms of social justice rhetoric without personal grievances.
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Argentina
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Sylvester Nate Manlay
Yevel
Cireilu
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Pace E
Revolutionary Army
Elie Eclor
Gheerful
Sylvester
Sroxs
Leno
Marx
Mao Useung
Chu Guevara
Eye
Great Britain
Swift
Téjse
Es Sylvester
Advision
Rites Today for Kumar Goshal Journalist and Author
Norwalk funeral services are set for Kumar Goshal a 71 year old journalist and author of The People of India. Born in Call on June 1 1809 he moved to the United States and pursued a career in foreign affairs and journalism including work with The National Guardian United Nations and The New World Review. He recently worked on a biography of soccer figure and Indian independence leader and taught at a former university.
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Norwalk
Kurmar Gusti
Asiga
Alphan
Tair
Oma
Sanug
Balin
Tally Strett
Govhal
People of
India
Penge
Edling
Pittse
Nollar
New World Review
Telerson School of Social
Goghal
Call Call
United States
Wah
Tallywaind
Lie New Theater
Tranits
Tyne
Tenellig
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