Fairfield Man Fined for Theft
Anthony J. Testa, 42, of 236 Wells Street, paid a $50 fine in Fairfield Town Court after pleading guilty to a breach of the peace charge. Police say he improperly passed and used a key to open a locked car, with other theft-related incidents alleged at various Fairfield locations. A crowded docket lists numerous fines for speeding, red-light or stop-sign violations, improper passing, and related infractions across Fairfield and nearby towns.
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Anthony J. Testa
Wells Street
Julius W. Frankel
Fairfield
Michael Mino
Brown and Pollack
State Street Extension
Panik Village
John T. Kindle
Gregory Street
Ruth C. Mezes
Thorpe Street
Joseph Makrai
Fairfield Woods Road
Eleanor S. Gambell
Hillside Road
Frank Moisio
Szost Drive
William C. Cullen
Southport Knolls
Thomas Callahan
Bay Edge Court
William G. Murphy, Jr
Paul Place
George H. Perry
Roadner Court
South Norwalk
John L.J . Graham
Chestnut Hill
Wilton
Testa
Charles Street
Vincent Bus
Cassese
Cannon Court
Frankel
Seaside Park Parking Fees Bring In Nearly 600
Bridgeport's Seaside park parking program collected about $589.50 after its first two weekends. City residents with free stickers are excluded from fees. outsiders paid 50 cents, out of state $1, and $5 season tickets. Checkpoint hours are weekends 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. with plans for weekday operation starting June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Gillespie
Comptroller’s
Bridgeport
Federal aid urged for nurses program at Atlantic City
Agnes Ohlson of Hartford called for bold legislation to expand nursing education and research. She urged Congress to fund advanced education in nursing administration and instruction and noted 1,400 nurses received grants while twice as many sought aid. To meet 1965 demand, she said at the American Nurses Association biennial convention the nation must graduate 15,200 nurses annually from advanced programs.
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Atlantic City
N. J
American Nurses’ Association
Agnes Ohlson
Hartford
Conn
Congress
Ohlson
Association
Miss Ohlin
Deborah Kerr Files Suit for Divorce
Actress Deborah Kerr filed for divorce from Tony Bartley after 12 years of marriage. The suit cites extreme cruelty and lists March 27, 1958, as separation date. The couple has two children, Melanie and Francesca, and is based with Bartley in England while Viertel denies Kerr's accusations.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Deborah Kerr
Tony Bartley
Bartley
Peter Viertel
Viertel
Miss Kerr
Vienna
Hollywood
Melanie
Francesca
England
IWNHC to Build New Haven Radio TV Center
Plans for a three story $1,500,000 WNHC radio and television center on Oak street New Haven were announced by Triangle Publications vice president Roger W. Clipp. Mayor Richard C. Lee said a bank branch and a furniture store will be tenants. the building will have 84,000 square feet and may lease office space. Britain's nine month report notes higher consumer expenditures.
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New Haven
Wnhc Radio and Television
Oak Street
Radio and Television
Triangle Publications, Inc
Roger W. Clipp
Wnhc Radio
WNHC
Richard C. Lee
Bank
Abner A. Alderman
M. H. Alderman
Lee
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