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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1967
Page
7
Prime Minister Thanom Kitti kachorn announced that Queen Sikrit will undertake a state visit to Canada in June during Canada's centennial year and will then have a private visit of two days in the United States.
Hartford AP report notes proponents call for state grants to towns adopting rent ordinances as incentives amid concerns over funding. A General Law Committee subcommittee heard the bill. critics cite ineffectiveness due to lack of funds.
Robert J. Amiot, 24, of 192 Martin Terrace, fined $135 after pleading guilty to driving with a suspended license and failing to maintain a reasonable distance. The Jackson avenue accident Feb 5 left minor injuries and showed license suspension. Judge John G. Cicala presided at Underwood building session. William Brooks, 35, of 251 Hancock Avenue, fined $100 for driving with a suspended license. police arrested him on December 9.
Governor John Dempsey issues an executive order establishing a code of fair practice to ensure equal opportunity. The code applies to all state agencies, reviews personnel practices, and requires training on human relations and fair employment.
Australian racer Jack Brabham became the only driver to win the world driving and manufacturers' championships in the same year driving for Brabham-Repco. The note mentions his 1966 season as the achievement.
In Hartford two witnesses testified against Richard E. Turcotte Jr. in the Sept. 22 killing of his wife Marie Turcotte of Manchester. Janice Marcue recalled Turcotte firing a shotgun in the kitchen. Patricia Olbrias described Turcotte and Marie entering the house to discuss their separation.
A national automobile club states that more children aged one to fourteen die annually from automobile accidents than from any other cause, highlighting this as the leading fatal risk for youth.
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