19 Jun 1962
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1962
Page
1
In Rome on June 18 AP reports Italy's printers and non editorial workers began a two day strike. Unions demand new contract benefits including an 18 percent raise. The current weekly wage for teletype operations is 7000 lire.
Fragmentary OCR text advertises a psoriasis treatment with phrases about reducing sensitivity itching and soothing effects. It mentions antiseptic heating and urges asking at product outlets for the best type of treatment. The legibility is poor with many garbled words.
A 19 year old West Haven man in a high powered outboard boat terrorized Anchor Beach bathers in Milford for about 30 minutes. He veered close to swimmers and struck a girl, injuring an eight year old, before being captured when the boat stalled. John J Cashman, 41, of 258 Center Street West Haven, was taken into custody. Police said
Catholic men and women can join a low cost hospital insurance plan offered by the Catholic Association of Foresters. Certificates cost as little as $2.05 for a week of $40 benefits, with two year coverage up to $5,200, plus higher options for $100 or $150 weekly protection.
Hartford AP June 18 all members of the train crew were kept busy on one of 11 New Haven railroad trains inspected last month as the PUC reopened a hearing on reducing crew sizes. State engineers Truex and Hickey testified about observations on 11 trips prompting union objections over safety risks and calls to extend observation to July to verify on duty workers.
A 1á-year-old Cant a man, arrested five months ago for operating an illegal still, was fined $250 by 9th District Court Judge T Emmet Clarke. He pleaded no contest to possession of a registered still. Agents found a 22 gallon still and a 0 gallon barrel with 25 gallons of fermenting mash at his home. He claimed the setup was for private use and produced only two gallons of spirits.
Amberto Patio, 47, of 380 Harral Avenue, was found dead Sunday morning in his bedroom from a self-inflicted gunshot. Services set for 8 and 9 AM at Parente Laurafuneral home and St Augustine's Cathedral. Burial in St Michael's Cemetery. Native of New Bedford, WWII veteran, worked for the Ju lition company, member of Vasco Da Gama club. Survived by wife Delfina Rosa Patio and nine daughters, Mary Patio among them, plus a brother in Brazil and several nieces and nephews.
France ships about 2 million bottles of champagne abroad each year, reflecting strong export demand for its sparkling wines. The figure underscores the country’s standing in global luxury beverage markets and supports related economic activity.
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