Referendum setup for Tuesday voters use old addresses
Fairfield voters who moved since the last election must vote at their former addresses Tuesday noon to 8 pm for the Charter Revision referendum. Those who moved will vote at their November polling places. session voters 6 to 8 pm in Town Hall are eligible to vote.
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Fairfield
Latticial
Town Hall
Paul Knoll
Eugene Hartberg
Rokoczy Avenue
Alexander and
Adrienne K Kreizer
Jay Circle
Michael R. Scully
Toilsome Hill Road
Frederick Hamilton
Steiner Street
John and Monica
Top 500 Firms Gain in 1966
Fortune Magazine reports the nations top 500 industrial companies sold 333 billion in goods and services in 1966 a 12 percent rise from 1965. GM led with 20.2 billion in sales though down 2.5 percent others like U S Steel also fell. Profits rose 10 percent to 22 billion while assets climbed 12 percent and employment 9 percent.
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New York
Fortune Magazine
General Motors
U. S. Steel
Texaco
Ludlowe Seniors Announce Future Plans
Ludlowe High School seniors reveal their intended paths with multiple students listed. Elaine Armonath will attend Bryant College, John Barna joins the U S Marines, Deborah Benson plans employment, Nancy Blasco to University of Bridgeport, and Edward Bush also pursuing employment.
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Roger Ludlowe High
Elaine R. Armonath
Robert Armionath
Riverside Circle
Bryant College
John E. Barna
John A. Barna
Oldfield Road
U. S. Marines
Deborah Benson
Maynard. Benson
Colonial Drive
Nancy Blasco
Robert Blasco
Henry Street
University
Bridgeport
Edward Bush
George’ Bush
Granville’. Street
YMCA official invited to national conference in New York
Max Halstead executive secretary of the local YMCA branch has been selected to participate in a national conference on Hillman Potential Friday Saturday and Sunday in Tarrytown New York. He is one of 75 from throughout the nation invited to attend. Barbara Sheldon who has com-
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Max ‘Halstead
YMCA
Hillman
Tarrytown
N. Y
Barbara Sheldon
April Rise Noted For Retail Sales
The Commerce Department reports April retail sales totaling 25.1 billion dollars, about 4 percent higher than April 1966 and roughly 1 percent above March. Durable goods dipped slightly from March but rose 2 percent from 1966, nondurables up 1 percent from March and 5 percent from 1965. Automotive group up 2 percent from March. apparel up 10 percent. Lumber, building, hardware and farm equipment fell 6 percent. February through April averaged 1 percent above the prior three months and 2 percent above last year. Merchant wholesalers sales estimated at 16.2 billion, about unchanged from March and April, with the three-month average roughly unchanged from earlier months and about 1 percent below 1966.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Grandma Dorothy Jannone Claims World Walkingest Grandmother Title
Mrs Dorothy Jannone age 55 of Ashford England claims the world walkingest grandmother title after completing an 80 mile trek in 32 hours. Her feat draws attention to endurance walking among senior citizens and highlights personal limits.
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Ashford
England
UPI
Dorothy Jannone
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