Teen Units to Meet To Plan Activities
The Stratford Teen Council steering committee will meet with the adult advisory board Stratford Teen Opportunities, Inc. tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the Stratford branch YMCA. Committee members include S George Santa Police Chief William J Troland and John Palmeri. Final plans for the council Thaw Out dance March 1 at 8 p m in Bunnell high school gym will be discussed.
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Two Italian Nuns Win Six Year U S Residency Battle
Sisters Maria Mistica and Elena of the Little Workers of the Sacred Heart won approval for permanent residence in the United States after a six year effort. They came to Stamford in 1961 and faced deportation in 1963 when they could not meet income or assets requirements. Congressmen, lawyers, and local officials aided their case, culminating in a spot in an immigration quota.
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Circuit Court Trial Today Awaits Two Men
Two men face circuit court arraignment today after arrests Friday at the General Electric plant on Boston avenue. Daniel Cochrane aged 21 of Madison avenue and Fred Weber aged 25 of Catherine street are charged with larceny for taking scrap copper from company grounds. They are free on $29 bail each.
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Vatican Orders Priests to Discourage Peace Corps Volunteers
In Rome the Vatican told U S bishops and Tanzanian authorities to discourage priests and seminarians from joining the Peace Corps. President Johns Nyery warned that the corps could be infiltrated by agents with doubtful motives. The directive followed concerns raised during a Saturday night meeting.
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Nixon Says Bombing Pause Would Prolong Vietnam Conflict
Former Vice President Richard Nixon argued at Kennedy Airport that a pause in bombing or talks would lengthen the war. He backed President Johnson against Senator Kennedy’s peace proposal, saying such pauses fail to bring peace and imply U.S. division.
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Saccharine smuggling case ties to Korean politics
In Seoul the district court convicted three executives, led by Lee Chang-hee, of directing smuggling of about $100,000 worth of saccharine from Japan disguised as tax free construction material for a fertilizer plant. Lee Itsup and Roh Sang-doo received prison terms of 30 months and 18 months respectively, sparking controversy over government acquiescence.
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Vatican talks on marriages yield little detail
Vatican and World Council of Churches officials ended four days of closed discussions on Catholic and non Catholic marriages with a Vatican communique praising the exchange of views. No specifics were given on progress or further study.
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Kennedy Suffers Heart Bloc At Palm Beach
Former ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy, aged 78 and frail since a 1961 stroke, suffered a heart bloc at his Palm Beach home. Doctors said his heart stopped briefly before restarting, and he was given oxygen twice as he rested Sunday night.
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Torpedoes Now called Mines in Naval History
The so called torpedoes Admiral Farragut faced are today known as mines. They were underwater charges meant to damage ships. The term mine later applied to both land planted and water anchored explosives.
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Teen Arrested After Car Strikes Parked Auto in Fairfield
James Martinelli age 17 of 223 Middlebrook Drive Fairfield sustained minor injuries when his car struck a parked vehicle owned by C. E. Hathaway Co. of Walterville Maine on Elm Street. He was treated and released. Patrolman Robert Jordan cited him for failure to drive in a proper lane and driving without a license.
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