Pain of Their Loss Never Dies for 12 NY Firemen Families
The 12 widows and 36 children bear the scar of the October 17 1968 Bronx or Manhattan fire disaster in which 12 New York City firefighters perished. Funds exceed 646000 dollars to support the families as they adjust to life after the tragedy.
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Grieving Mothers Share Quiet Strength After Loss
Two women recount daily life after a husband and father died. They volunteer as nurse aides to ease their pain and focus on others. The children show lingering sadness in school and at home, with memories of the father shaping their days and moments of tears fading with time.
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Keily
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John Finley
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Marie Reilly
Grace Priore
Winifred McCarron
Ann Kelly
Darin
Terrence Lee
Lance
Betsy Lee
Redding Youth Attends 1967 Math Institute at OSU
Steven Rosenberg of West Redding, a high school senior, will join the second year of Ohio State University's 1967 secondary science training program in mathematics from June 19 to August 11. The program, co-sponsored by the university and the National Science Foundation, awards a $30,480 grant. Director is Dr. Arnold E. Ross. Steven is a National Honor Society member and Math Club participant. courses do not count toward school credit.
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Libya seeks closure of British and U S bases
London AP report states Libyan government has asked Britain to close its bases in Libya and withdraw all troops. Radio Cairo says Libya has made a similar request to the United States for withdrawal at the earliest possible moment.
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Heavy May Rains Fill Most Connecticut Reservoirs
May rainfall boosted Connecticut streamflow to near record highs and filled nearly all reservoirs. Groundwater levels rose less markedly, with western towns showing above normal storage while eastern areas remained more variable. May runoff and groundwater trends reflect long term variability and drought risk in parts of the state.
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Isle
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