Woman Pleads Guilty in CNB Embezzlement Case
Theresa A. DiGirolamo 33 of 60 Broadbridge Road pleaded guilty in U S District Court New Haven to embezzling 100333.10 from Connecticut National Bank Over a year period from January 1 1961 to July 31 1985 she worked as assistant branch manager at the East Main Street and North End branches She faces up to 5000 fine or five years in prison or both All funds were returned to the bank and sentencing has not been set
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Theresa A. DiGirolamo
Broadbridge Road
U. S. District Court
New Haven
Connecticut National Bank
Miss DiGirolamo
U.S. District Court
Robert Zampano
Zampano
DiGirolamo
North End
East Main Street
DiGirollamo
Alexander Hawley
U.S
Samuel J. Heyman
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Guy
Community Concerts extend member drive for next season
Fairfield board approves longer campaign to reach more potential subscribers for 1967 68 season. Dr Marie L Jaeger notes increased time aids follow up requests and broader outreach. Members pay 12 50 for admission cards with transferable rights. concerts include Branko Krsmanovich Chorus of Yugoslavia Baltimore Symphony Grant Johansen pianist.
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Fairfield
Community Concert’ Association
Dr.Jaeger
Klein-‘Memorial
Jaeger
Branko Krsmanovich
Yugoslavia
Bogdan , Babich
America
U. S. State Department
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Grant Johannesen
Bank clerk faces fraud charges in missing funds case
Prosecutors allege Miss DiGirolamo manipulated bank records using false ledger cards to show money in accounts that did not exist. She is accused of small, frequent withdrawals tied to misapplied funds and false loan applications. She reportedly admitted taking out a 35000 policy and aiding family purchases with the funds.
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Guy
Gustavo
Angelo
Mr. Heyman
FBI
Miss DiGirolamo
Adrian W. Maher
Experts Confer On Methods To Combat Crime
Washington AP reports a 2 day national conference on crime control with 500 delegates from law enforcement judges professors and state legislators. The commission urges a massive modernization of courts and police tech to fight crime amid urban decay and underworld influence, with rapid gains from police community relations programs.
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Washington
Ami
la Cosa Nostra
Commission
James Vorenberg
Harvard University
Vorenberg
Tot Burned in Fire At Apartment Building
A two year old girl Minerva Colon sustained burns in a fire at 533 State St New Haven. Flames confined to the second floor of the Colon family apartment and seven other Colon children were aided to safety by the mother Catherine Vasquez and an upstairs tenant before all were evacuated. Minerva received treatment at Yale New Haven Hospital and was released.
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Minerva-Colon
Yale
Torrey Canyon Split Off Seven Stones Reef Pollutes British Coast
The American tanker Torrey Canyon broke in two on the Seven Stones reef off Cornwall and spilled most of its cargo, about 35 million gallons, staining 100 miles of coast. A massive cleanup efforts involved Royal Navy ships, trawlers, troops, and fire services as oil spread toward Devon and southern England. The wreck, insured at 16.5 million dollars, is the costliest merchant marine loss on record and may take years to resolve.
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Seven Stones Reef
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West County
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Falmouth
Royal Navy
Utrecht Ftood Sentinel
London
Elsie Robinson
Hilleside Road
Fairfield
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