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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1967
Page
3
A New York Special reports a major medical firm claims Dristan Nasal Mist stops postnasal drip and morning hawking. The spray acts on nasal membranes, reducing mucus formation at night and clearing congestion on awakening for easier breathing.
Suharto, now acting president, told Indonesians that Sukarno’s health is deteriorating for psychological reasons and urged calm and unity. He offered no medical details in a national radio TV address and avoided discussing political dissolution while denying dictatorship by any individual or the military.
In Detroit AP report James R Hoffa voices to Michigan union members that the battle is not over and he will remain as elected president during his eight year sentence. His son James P Hoffa will join the union as attorney after internship with the Michigan Senate Judiciary Committee.
The Southern New England Telephone Company promotes the Trimline phone as a remarkable 1974 invention offered in nine colors. It invites orders via local telephone offices and asks customers to request a demonstration from a telephone man. The ad positions Trimline as a future-forward home accessory.
A Bronx minister, Rev. Willie M. Johnson Jr., 47, is indicted on grand larceny, attempted grand larceny and forgery for allegedly diverting $7,760 of a $33,200 antipoverty program grant to himself and relatives. He is said to have drawn a $200 weekly salary for himself and paid family members, with no classrooms or active program visible at the Bronx Evangelistic church.
Ten young people placed in the Pequot Junior Music Club contest Sunday for original composition and playing ability. Winners were chosen from 18 semi finalists by club members and their guests. First and second place holders in four age groups were named with titles like A Song A Tune A Dream Going to Sleep and Italian Afternoon. Patricia Frazer supervised the program and certificates were presented by Mrs. Richard Hall.
The Supreme Court rejected Louisiana's bid to be exempt from key provisions of the 1965 voting rights law. In a brief unsigned ruling 7 to 2, justices upheld the law's main provisions including literacy test suspension and federal registrar dispatch. The decision leaves Louisiana under federal enforcement of voting rights protections.
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