John Vito Cassidento Dies After Heart Surgery
New Haven judge and state representative John Vito Cassidento, 47, of 20 Academy St., died Monday at Yale New Haven Hospital after open heart surgery. Born in Handen on January 9, 1927, he was survived by his mother Mrs. Mary Cassidento, his wife Beverly (Bradshaw) Cassidento, a son John Robert, and a daughter.
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New Haven
John Vito Cassidento
House of Representatives
Academy St
Yate New Haven Hospital
Handen
Mary Cassidento
John Cassidento
Beverly
Bradshaw) Cassidento
John Robert
Widow Alexandra Karabanowski dies after brief illness
Mrs Alexandra Karabanowski widow of Teofil Karabanowski of 313 Cherry St died Monday evening at Grove Manor Nursing Home after a brief illness. She was born in Poland and lived in Naugatuck 53 years a Holy Saviour Parish member and Ladies Adoration Society. Survived by son Edmond Karabanowski of San Antonio daughter Christina sister Mrs Luville Barone and predeceased by brother Robert Cassitento. Funeral Thursday 9:15 a.m. from Michael F D Onofrig Funeral Home to St Michael's Church for Mass at 10. Burial Beaverdale Memorial Park. Friends may call tomorrow 3-5 and 6 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home. Burial services also noted from Fitzgerald-Zembruski Syrillo Funeral Home to Holy Saviour Parish Church for Mass at 9. Burial Holy Saviour Cemetery.
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Alexandra (Kelczewski) Karabanowski
Teofil Karabanowski
Cherry St
Grove Manor
Poland
Joseph Kelczewski
Naugatuck
Holy Saviour Parish
National Catholic Church
Ladies Adoration
Edmond Karabanowski
San Antonio
Texas
Cnristina
Luville
Michael) Barone
Robert Cassitento
Michael F. D'Onofrig
Chapel St
St. Michael's Church
Beaverdale Memorial Park
Chester Pieksza
Fitzgerald - Zembruski ~ Syrillo
Main St
Holy Saviour Cemetery
Waterbury Man William F. Ryan 86 Dies at Home
William F. Ryan 86 of 41 Prospect St retired advertising manager for The Republican and The American died suddenly at his home Sunday. A Waterbury native he spent 47 years in newspaper advertising and retired last August. He leaves three sisters and several nieces and nephews with services tomorrow at Mulville Funeral Home and Immaculate Conception Church.
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William F. Ryan
Prospect’ St
Republican
the American
Ryan
Se, Mary's
Wilby High School
Willian, J. Paper
Bill
Pape
William and
Elizabeth
Mirast} Ryan
Sheridan Council
Bishop
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Ruth Fitzgerald
Charles R. Nardello
Enid Fried
Vienna
Austria
Mulville Funeral Home
West Main St
Immaculate Conception
New St
Funerals and Meeting Details From Beacon Falls and Meriden
Private funeral services for Mrs Emma Osborn of Beacon Falls were held at Wyatt Jengen Funeral Home Ansonia with Rev Frederick Prately officiating Burial in St Peters in Oxford Ralph E Hull Funeral Home Seymour arranged services Mary Carroll mother of Ellen Dooling of Naugatuck funeral to St Roses Church Mass at 9am call today from 20 Sand 709 Pine MRS Mary Kilkenny widow of John Kilkenny 78 of 990 West Main St died Sunday funeral today at 9am St John of the Cross Burial Holy Cross Cemetery Brooklyn NY Hickcox Funeral Home Watertown in charge Meeting of American War Mothers Chapter No 6 tonight at VFW Hallow Rubber Ave at p.m with Agnes Trusinskas presiding Grace Lewis Ann Nichols hostesses
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Harold Osborn
Emma Osborn
First St
Beacon Falls
Wyatt-Jengen
State St. Ansonia
Frederick Prately
St. Peter's Cemeter
Oxford
Ralph E. Hull
West St
Seymour
Mary Carroll
Mary Kilkenny
Mary Veronica (Moller) Kilkenny
John Kilkenny
West Main St
St. John of the Cross Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Brooklyn
N.Y
Hickcox Funeral Home
Main’ St
Watertown
Chapter No
VFW Hallow Rubber
Agnes Trusinskas
Grace Lewis
Ann Nichols
Kissinger defends actions on leaks and Plumbers during hearings
In a crowded news conference Kissinger defended national security leaks, saying he did not apologize and that legal procedures were followed. He remained concerned by the Pentagon Papers and 16,000 classified documents. Judiciary Committee members cited evidence suggesting otherwise, with discussions of wiretaps and the White House Plumbers.
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Senate
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Alexander M. Haig
Ronald L. Ziegler
Middle East
Bad Reichenhall
Hans Dietrich Genseher
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
National Security Council
FBI
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Beacon Falls Plans Board Action For Building Fees
Beacon Falls Selectmen voted to raise building permit charges to 75 cents per square foot starting July 1 to boost revenue and support the building inspector’s salary. They also discussed driveway permits, elderly services funding, and forming a new consolidated planning zoning body with an Inland Wetlands Commission. A special town meeting was set to dissolve the current Planning and Zoning Commissions and create a nine member combined panel.
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Fin
Board of Selectmen
Frank DelVecchio
First
Council of Governments
COG
Selectman
John Berkoski
Selectman D'Amico
D’amico
Fuoco
Ronald
Sarasin
D'Amico
Laurel Ledge
Planning Commission
Planning and Zoning Commission
P&2 Commission
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Planting Commission
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Richard Payne
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Henry Ploski
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Joseph Heston
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Francis Morrow
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Robert Carreira
Carl Taggett
Robert Schilke
Fred Seaver
Robert Sawiek
Joseph Como
Henry Kuczenski
Arthur Bessureau
Anthony Dimuchowski
George Brown
Edward Yashenko
Anthony Farrar
William Massicotte
Robert Massicadte
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