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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1968
Page
5
Royal news reports Princess Sophia of Greece has given birth to a son. Details on the child and ceremony are not provided in the available text.
Ford Motor Co reportedly will release a subcompact car code named The Delta in March 1969. Ward's Automotive Reports says the two door sedan will use unit body construction, have a 103 inch wheelbase, and measure 176 by 69 by 52 inches, with a 170 cubic inch six cylinder engine and a 200 cubic inch option, built at Ford of Canada in St Thomas Ontario. The Delta is expected under $2000 with GM and AMC also pursuing subcompacts.
The Connecticut Tree Protective Association will hold its spring meeting tomorrow at the Yankee Silversmith Inn Wallingford after a noon luncheon. About 100 members will hear a panel debate insect control and new state legislation affecting tree surgery with experts Dr Milton Savos U Conn and Dr Albert E Dimond.
The event features Joseph Dietrich park superintendent in Greenwich and Dr. Philip L. Rusden from the University of Connecticut Bartlett Arboretum in Stamford as moderator.
UPI reports Charles Winick argues in The New People that blurred sexual identity pervades American life. He contends the old gender distinctions in clothing hair styles arts and politics have almost disappeared for both men and women.
Stephen E. Martinek a Stratford senior has been elected president of the University of Connecticut student chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers. The society is a national professional body for graduates in civil engineering and supports classroom study with technical meetings.
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