Dean Martin as Dope Trial Witness Considered
Hartford reports Judge Blumenfield questioned the idea of calling Dean Martin as a witness in the dope trial. Texas lawyer Percy Foreman suggested retiring Martin if he is located in New York City. The discussion referenced Joseph M. Caron as a government informant in the investigation. Baby girls in Newcastle are found to speak sooner than boys by age two in a survey of 13,500 births. A Japanese inspired dish uses mashed yams or sweet potatoes formed into prune stuffed balls fried in butter and maple syrup.
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Dean Martin
U.S
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Blumenfield
Texas
Percy Foreman
Milford
New York City
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Joseph M. Caron
Caron
Newcastle - Upon - Tyne
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New CARC Leaders Elected at Wallingford Meeting
Arthur J. Bennett of Newtown was elected president of the Connecticut Association for Retarded Children CARC at its annual meeting in Wallingford. Louis Pulvermacher Stamford, Mrs. Frederick Adams Wallingford and others were elected to key posts as CARC officials and directors.
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Newtown
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Recticut Association For
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Louis Pulvermacher
Stamford
Stamford Association For Retarded Children
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Wallingford
Long
Adams
Meriden-Wallingford Association For Retarded Children
Sandy Jo Russ
Waterbury
Waterbury Association For Retarded Children
John Duhton
Bridgeport
Margaret
Mira- Mito
Danbury
J.B. McCall
Greenwich
Roy Walker
Putvermacher
Thomas Birmingham
Weston
Joseph R. Romano
Derby
David C. Wiggin
Stratford
Lydia Yaglenski
Matthew Joyce
West Haven
Names and timelines in Connecticut mental retardation bill passage
The article notes a Connecticut measure advancing to mandatory PKU newborn testing as a milestone to prevent mental retardation. It mentions officials and mentions training schools and funding shifts aimed at reducing embarrassment and expanding programs. The piece references UPI sourced remarks by Mr. Dart and ties to state offices on mental retardation.
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Sunderland
England
UPI
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Mansfield
Southbury
Seaside
Noble
State Office of
Dart
Connecticut
Poliomyelitis cases fall to record low in 1965 states report
Twenty eight states reported no poliomyelitis cases in 1965 and overall only 59 cases were recorded nationwide, a new record low.
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