Operation Hometown speakers named by sponsoring chambers
Charles Templeton Kellogg of Hubbard Hall Chemical Co Waterbury and Lloyd W. Elston of Peter Paul Inc Naugatuck headlined the Operation Hometown program to guide college seniors in Greater Waterbury area job opportunities. The event will be at Kennedy High School Waterbury with seniors urged to notify their local chamber and college addresses for further information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Templeton Kellogg
Hubbard Hall Chemical Co
Waterbury
Lloyd W. Elston
Peter Paul, Inc
Naugatuck
WEL
Chambers of Commerce of
Greater Waterbury
Watertown - Oakville
Kennedy High School
Highland Avenue
Kellogg
Princeton University
Columbia University
Army
Hubbard Hall
Waterbuy Pressed Metal Co
Mc= ‘Teiman’s School
Waterbury Savings Bank
United Council and
Fund of
Watertown
Bilston
Yale University
Peter Paul
Dallas Ivision
Elston
Naugatuck Rotary Club
Uni
Calvin K. Kazanjian Eoonomics Foundation
Snow De o Rally Set For Farmington January 1969
The Plainville Jaycees sponsor the second New England championship snowmobile rally on Sunday January 3, 1969 with alternate dates January 12 or 19, depending on snow. Held at Westwools Country Club Farmington, the event uses a Winter Olympics format with four contests Slalom Sprint Closed Course and Powder Puff Derby. Prizes awarded to top three in each event and a rally grand champion determined by points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainville Jaycees
Westwools
Farmington
Jaycee
Gil Stebbins
Wiliam Pape
Fea
Ture
Eckert Named President of Hartford Times
Rochester New York high level changes at Hartford Times Inc stabilize leadership as Robert Eckert is promoted to president and continues as publisher. Philip Gialanella becomes vice president and secretary, John Purcell elected treasurer, with details of career moves across Gannett papers and prior roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N.Y
UPD
Robert Eckert
Hartford Times Inc
Paul Miller
Gannett Group
the Times
Eckert
Miller
Times
Thusday
Philip Giasanella
Dis
John Purcell
Gannett
The
Bekert
Times Union
Democrat and Chronicle
Evening Press
Binghamton
Colonial Bank Names 4 To New Positions
Four men received promotions at The Colonial Bank and Trust Company's board meeting Tuesday. Richard A. Stebbins of Middlebury was elected assistant vice president, Hugh G. Collins of Plainville assistant vice president, James J. Meter of Monroe assistant trust officer, and Nell E. Yarhouse of Woodbury assistant trust officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Bank and Trust Company
Francis M. White
Richard A. Stebbins
Middlebury
Hugh G. Collins
Plainvine
James J. Meter
Monroe
Nell E. Yarhouse
Woodbury
Bank Robbers Return To Bay State From Manchester
Two Boston men linked to a $88,304.94 Hartford National Bank Manchester robbery face Connecticut and Massachusetts charges after Reno arrests. Robert J. Brown and Gustavous Lee Carmichael, with accomplice Richard Labbe and Labbe’s girlfriend Licille Sivitillo, were captured in Reno and await transfer to Massachusetts and New Haven indictments. A third suspect, Gerard Podolske, was also seized in the case. An arsenal and about $25,000 in cash were seized with the suspects. Ranger FX transmitted 5,814 pictures from the Moon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
UPI
U.S. Atty. Pat
Sherbacow
Manchester
Reno
Nevada
FBI
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Robert J. Brown
Gustavous Lee Carmichael
Boston
New Haven
Richard D. Labbe
Hartford National Bank & Trust Co
Keing
Gerard J. Podalske
South
PBI
Brown
Carmichael
Podolske
Brockton Bank
Plymouth
Niantic State Farm
Ranger FX
Yale Offers Degree In Black Culture
Yale University will offer a Bachelor of Arts degree in Afro American studies next fall, first among major U S universities. A nine month faculty student committee supported the program, noting Black history is a vital field with existing courses across departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Haven Acupd
Yale University
Yale
Kingman Brewster Jr
Charles Taylor
Robert Dahl
Wilam Kessen
Howard Lamar
Father Coughlin Writing After 26-Year Absence
Retired at 78 from Royal Oak shrine, Father Coughlin returns in print after 26 years to denounce liberal priests and defend church authority. He criticizes Archbishop Dearden, calls for prelate accountability, and blasts secularists, social engineers, and church reformers while urging aid to the poor and minorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Coughlin
Charles Coughlin
Is Magazine
Royal Oak
Paul
Father Cougba
Coughlin
John H. Dearden
Detroit
Detroit Association of Priests
Yale appoints juniors to replace graduating seniors
Craig Curtis and Raymond Nunn, both last year graduates, leave Yale. Charles Finch and Dwight Balford, a junior and a sophomore, are named to replace them. The Black Student Alliance at Yale counts about 100 members, representing about 90 percent of the university’s Black students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig Curtis
Raymond Nunn
Jane
Donald Qugilvia
Armstead Robinson
Charles Finch
Dwight Balford
Yale
Internal Revenue Not Looking For Your Money Yes
District Director Conley said taxpayers are calling the office asking where their bill is and that the four quarterly installments of the 1968 federal income tax are due December 15. he advised to hold on to money as the fourth installment is not due until January 15, 1969. In Golden Colorado Diane and Debby Lieber celebrate triplets born 12 years ago on Friday the 13th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph O Conley Jr
Thiernal Reveenue
Dee
Distriet
Conlay
Golden
Colo
UPI
Denise
Diane
Debby Liebermay
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Chambers
Tion
Pamilles
Furnigtyn
New Haven Ri
Hartford Times
Gialanalla
Dover
N.J
Daily Advance
Palisades
Engleword
Hinghamton
Purcell
United Aircraft
Washington, D.C
Covington & Burling
OMEGA
Everybooddy
Walcome
Jewelers
Bilversmithe
Bnce 1000
Owntown
Bank ST
Colonial Bank
Bay State
Frank Buick
Main St. Naug
Patter Coulis
Puerto Tican
Archdiocesan
U.S. Adv
Francis Riddie
Revolutionary Way
Black & Decker
Lischarge
Cash Brown
Haugatuck
Local Savings and Loan
Christ
Tall
Christus
Anita Bryant
Mitch Miller
Dopis Day
Pam Pote
Cye
Turkey
Association OF Naugatuck, Inc
Maple ST
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