No Hamburger But Everything Else Available In Hamburg
NEA correspondent Tom A. Cullen describes Hamburg West Germany as a bustling port city rebuilt after wartime destruction. The piece notes locals reject the term Hamburgers, highlights the city’s economy consulates and piers, and contrasts its orderly parks with its famous red light district around St Pauli and the Great Freedom.
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Las Vegas
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Deaths and a Variety of Obituaries Across U S Mississippi and California
Reports from nationwide notices and obituaries note Thomas A Barber age 62 general sales manager at J Howard Smith Co died of a heart attack. David M Wilson age 65 head of USC engineering died of cancer. John A Wellborn longtime Starkville publisher and ex legislator died at 98. Pryor of M Beermud Herald died at 77. Ral Dietrich 59 film producer funeral Tuesday. Marcel Cadeux home burglary exposes wig theft in Hamburg reflecting German vice scene on the Reeperbahn Herberstrasse with adults viewing display windows.
Three Conn. Persons Die In Weekend Traffic Accidents
Three Connecticut residents died in weekend crashes in Bridgeport Windsor and Jessup. Alfred Gray of Bridgeport was fatally injured when his pickup overturned on the Connecticut Turnpike and he was buried under the vehicle. Donald S. Stachura, 25, a Hartford area salesman, died when his auto hit a tree on Route 8. his sister Joan Stachura, 23, of West Hartford, the driver, survived with minor injuries. Army Specialist 4 John K. Dale, 24, of Farmington, was killed when his car overturned near Baltimore Washington Expressway. he was stationed at Fort Meade Maryland.
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Jessup
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Farmington
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Ft. Meade
Muscular Disorder Symposium Draws 100 Doctors
About 100 doctors from this area and beyond attended a symposium on muscular disorders at Waterbury Hospital Saturday. The event marked the opening of the newly expanded department of physical medicine and research. Seventeen specialists from Yale and Harvard affiliated schools participated in the morning program led by Dr. Raymond Adams, highlighting advances in diagnosing muscular diseases and the need to assess the entire muscular system through practical examination and function under varying conditions.
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Acco Als
Harvard Universty
Neurological Service
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
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Marriage counselor warns on airing marital problems
Wayne County counselor Dr. Katherine B. Greene says to avoid telling best friends about marital problems. They often give opinionated advice rather than guidance. The article also notes Buddhist belief in earning merit by feeding or caring for monks.
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Letroit Upi
Katherine B. Greene
Wayne County
Naugatuck Children's Center Committee Meets
The Naugatuck Children’s Center committee held a bi monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Arthur Anderson. New members Miss Katherine Keeling Mrs. Philip Sturdevant and Mrs. Fred Zonino were welcomed by Chairmen Mrs. Andrew Peasco. Vice Chairman Mrs. Paul Blunt was elected to handle Education and Publicity. Mrs. Philip Rice urged clothing donations for children and adolescents in good condition. Plans were set for a Home Tour the first weekend in June featuring select Naugatuck homes.
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Naugaties Committee of the
Ohios Center
Arthur Anderson
Andrew Peasce
Katherine Keeling
Philip Sturdevant
Fred Zonino
John Schmuck
Paul Blunt
Nesson Bisty
Philip Rice
Certer
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Peasco
Edward Noble
Notable Homes Opened for Sale at Community Meeting
At a recent meeting several outstanding homes were already available. Present were Mrs. Donald Prubaber and a group of attendees including Mrs. William Chitenden, Mrs. Ellen Cook, Mrs. Charles Fellowes, Mrs. Lois Goodwin, Mrs. John W. Hayes, Mrs. Hilding Olson, Mrs. Thomas Stack, and Mrs. Robert Van Allen.
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Donald Prubaber
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William Chitenden
Ellen Cook
Charles I) Fellowes
Lois Goodwin
John W. Hayes
Hilding Olson
Thomas Stack
Robert van Allen
Birth of Kimberly Ann announced at First Presbyterian Church
Mount Vernon news notes Rev. Robert Gamer informs parishioners via the church bulletin board about services and events. A newly posted entry proclaims for the Gamers it is a girl, announcing the birth of their daughter Kimberly Ann.
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Mount Vernon, N.Y
UPI
Robert Gamer
First Presbyterian Church
Kimberly Ann
Thieves Steal Pin Up Calendars From Indianapolis Garage
George Cherry complained thieves stole something hard to replace when they broke into his Indianapolis garage. His collection of pin up girl calendars was taken in the break in.
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UPI
George Cherry
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