University of Florida riot over beer ends with arrests
Gainesville May 18 AP Twenty five UF men students were arrested after a five hour riot sparked by beer restrictions. Over 1,000 students protested, a campus policeman Buddy Williams was cut by a bottle, three students faced aggravated assault charges, others held on disorderly conduct with bonds set at 500 dollars. Police touted dormitory fueled organizer calls, while tear gas aided dispersal.
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Gainesville
Fla
University of Florida
Buddy Williams
W. D. Joiner
Forest fires sweep across Ontario amid growing danger
In Ontario a wildfire surge left 52 fires burning with 32 new outbreaks Friday as 11 were quelled. Chapleau near Sault Ste Marie faced alarm as flames neared town limits, with 3,200 residents warned. The Lakehead region bore the heaviest strikes including a 1,000 acre blaze near Port Arthur.
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Toronto
Ontario
Lands and Forests Department
Chapleau
Sault Ste. Marie
Lakehead
Horne Township
Port Arthur
Building Permits Totals and Activities for April
A monthly Building Commission report shows April permits valued at 783,805 with 644,300 in new housing for 25 single family dwellings and 139,505 in alterations. Receipts totaled 3,73. breakdown includes 1,071 new permits 390,120 alteration and others such as occupancy certificates 120, plumbing 259, heating 218 and electrical 128.21, road openings 50 and road deposits 750. master plumbers licenses 150 renewals 60 electrician renewals 45 journeymen licenses 60 zoning appeals 67 code books 5.50 regulation books 4, used car licenses 30 repairer licenses 45 building moving permits 31. Property sales listed in deeds include Anderson to Sullivan and Hopkins transfers on Edward Street Rhode Island Avenue Fairfield Beach Road and more. PTA activities and Mill Plain School demonstrations noted with crafts, landscaping, and displays by local businesses and volunteers. Refreshments to follow by hospital hospitality committee.
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Herbert M. Smith
Peggy Weaver Heads Future Nurses club at Andrew Warde High
Peggy Weaver was elected president of the Future Nurses club at Andrew Warde High school during the annual dinner at Hitching Post Inn. Georgiana Wensky named vice president and Frances Wensky as secretary, with Marge Fulop treasurer. Guest of honor Marguerite Malarky from Bridgeport School of Nursing and exchange student Pia Hagstrom attended.
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Peggy Weaver
Future Nurses Club
Nurses Club
Andrew Warde High School
Hitching Post Inn
Georgiana Wensky
Frances Wensky
Land Marge Fulop
Irs
Marguerite Malarky
Bridgeport School of Nursing
Pia Hagstrom
Wwere
Barbara Freedman
Donna Janesky
Janice Brown
Dorothy Brewster
Diane Brewster
Dierde Finsinger
Lois Hidu
Nancy Lindahl
Esther Molnar
Carol Ostrowski
Anne McConnell
Mary Jo Klanick
Marion Sommers
McKinley School
PTA
Joseph Sommers
Mill Hill PTA Meeting Set For Tomorrow In School Auditorium
The Mill Hill school PTA meets tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the school auditorium. The session includes a business portion with officer installation by J Donald Paxton past president. Displays feature ceramics by William Dykes of the Potters Wheel and enamel on copper demonstrations for children.
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Mill Hill
PTA
Donald Pax-ton
William 4 Dykes
Potters Wheel
Pequot Students Plan Public Program Tomorrow
Pequot school pupils present an entertainment program tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the school. Open to the public, the show features a band directed by Mrs Barbara Ambrose with the kindergarten group performing a Mexican hat dance. Glee clubs directed by Mrs Dorothy Elkind Blaustein and Helen Gibson, plus a chorus of fourth to sixth grade boys led by James Russell and Mrs Blaustein, and a singers trio led by Gunter Schmidt, Bill Brown and James Bates, with Peter Allen announcing selections and several soloists named. The program highlights reflect a lively, community school night.
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Pequot School
Barbara Ambrose
Dorothy Elkind Blaustein
Helen Gibson
James Russell
Blaustein
Gunter Schmidt
Stratfield PTA elects officers and plans candle ceremony
Stratfield PTA selects tomorrow for officer elections to be installed in a candle light ceremony led by past president Mrs Russell Logie. Walter Hart principal will speak on the school program. Kindergarten teacher Elizabeth Trotter will guest soloist and Mrs Norman Levine chairs hostesses.
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Stratifield School Pta
Russell Logie
Walter Hart
Elizabeth Trotter
Norman Levine
Michael Curtis
Arthur Leven
Richard McGuire
Samuel Derman
Maurice Kaufman
Henry Toy Jr
National Citizens Council For Better Schools
Citizens School Study Council
Mill Plain School
Fairfield Education Association
Center Volunteer Fire Company
Thomas J. Nelson Post
VEW
Calvin ‘Hall
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Andrew Warde High School
Slo
Sotthall League Jewish Community Group
Henry and
Gerely
Gould Manor Park
Center
Tunxis Hill
Mill Plain Field
Little League
Fairfield Department Store
Sturm Ruger
Gould Manor
Turnpike Cleaners
Fairfield, Woods
St. .Thomas Men's League
Father and Son
Grace Shepardson reelected town clerk in Fletcher tradition
Mrs. Grace Shepardson was reelected to her 22nd consecutive term as town clerk and treasurer, preserving a 44 year family tradition in Fletcher. Voters also reelected Mrs. Fannie Carpenter as Vermont's only woman moderator.
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Fletcher
Grace Shepardson
Fannie Carpenter
Vermont
Diamonds Fill About Three Quarters Of A Bushel Basket
National Geographic notes world diamond production totals about 23 million carats annually, with most mined in South Africa, filling roughly three quarters of a bushel basket.
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South Africa
National Geographic Magazine
Worker in a Huff Wins Jobless Aid Ruling
Hartford official rules a machine shop worker who quit in a rage after his job was changed is entitled to unemployment benefits. The worker stormed out but later apologized and sought return. company denied benefits claiming voluntary quit. The commissioner said his action arose from passion, not resignation, and should not bar benefits. Approximately 2,000 students attend summer art training at the National Music Camp near Interlochen, Michigan.
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Harold Strauch
Hartford
Strauch
Jworker
Leaf
Interlochen
West Michigan
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Norman Man
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John and
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Jennie Norton
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June Hopkins
Mary Aurrichio
Fairfield Beach Road
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Hazel Furlong
Virginia Anderson
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Paul Asted
Bellinis Greenhouse
Thomas Hall
Cell's Garden Mart
Ruth Lorenzo
Dorothy Brown
Caralyn Blish
V. £. Cecil
John P. Richardson
Robert Jones
Walter Anderson
Schaefer
Sporting Goods
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Barnum Avenue
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Federal Home Loan Bork
Rareesa
Pequot
F. M. Schaefer Brewing Company
Greenfield Hill Construction Comany
Old Hickory Road
John Garrity
Lions Club
Edward Colacurcio
Fort Jay Hospital
Governor's Island
New York
David Sheridan
Penfield Road
League of Women Voters
Marty Weiss
Andrew DeMattia
Tom Fitzpatrick
Edward Ochman
Jules Sebestyen
Red Sox
Stratfield Pta
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A. W. Sheatsley
Riverview Circle
Damocles
HFC
Household Finance Today
America
Hedule
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Household Finance 4 Corporation
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