Judge sentences four to Blue Hill Hospital for alcoholics
A Connecticut judge uses a 1945 law to commit four men to the Blue Hill Hospital for Alcoholics in Hartford for four months each. Hospital officials say long-term care and funding shortages hinder treatment, while the state commission had requested funds to operate the facility.
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Offmore
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State Commission On Alcoholism
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Truman Helps Push Stalled Limousine in San Remo
Former president Harry S. Truman and Mrs. Truman disembarked to push a stalled limousine in San Remo, Italy, assisting a French prefect who then guided them across the border for lunch. The car finally started after Truman and two Italian youths lent a hand.
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Italy
Harry S. Truman
Truman
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