L I youth pleads guilty to New Milford holdups
Bernard Peterson a Huntington youth pleaded guilty to two counts of robbery with violence in New Milford. Sentencing was deferred for a pre sentence investigation. He admitted a Sept 18 bank robbery with a $7100 haul later recovered and a Sept 3 ice cream stand robbery of $200. He is held on $12,000 bond awaiting sentencing.
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Titchfield
Long Island
Bernard Peterson
Huntington
N.Y
Peterson
New Milford
Litchfield County National Bank
Leu
Army Helps Big Carrier Dock After Damaging Lexington Incident
In New Orleans Navy week began with the USS Lexington forcing collisions with Bienville Street Wharf warehouses. The weaponized gun tubs caused extensive warehouse damage as crowds fled. Army docking barges were placed to cushion the ship while officials assessed losses.
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New Orleans
Navy Week
Army
Lexington
Bienville Street
Mississippi River
Dock Board
Soviets Hint at Live TV Exchange with Western Europe
Paris AP Nikolai S. Biriukov Soviet television news director at the International Television News Directors Conference said a live radio and television news exchange with Western Europe is possible. He noted progress with satellites and said he did not know about exchanges with the United States.
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Paris
Soviet Union
Europe
United States
Nikolai S. Biriukov
Central Soviet Television
Inow
Pos
Fishmake notes by gnashing jaws in Audubon study
A fragmented report notes fish behavior in Massachusetts Audubon Society work. It describes gnashing snapping jaws and moving bones and vertebrae as part of observed activity.
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Massachusetts
Audubon Sociciv
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ATP
Parents’ Magazine
Kelly's App. & Furniture Co
Leavitt's
Jimenez
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Wood Ave
Stratford
Barnum Ave
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