17 Jun 1960
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Newspaper
Naugatuck Daily News
Location
Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1960
Page
1
Hopefulness is the most helpful attrade for stroke patients and families says the Public Health Service booklet Little Strokes. It discusses transient symptoms, family roles, quick doctor consultation, hospital diagnosis, and post-stroke care including regular doctor visits and possible exercises under medical direction.
Hartford forecast from UPI shows five day period with temperatures 2 to 5 degrees above normal. Daily highs around 77 degrees expected, then warmer. Precipitation averaged at about half an inch, mainly as scattered showers, likely Tuesday or Wednesday.
Thomson & McKinnon reports money rates are declining due to softer demand for funds. If this trend persists, it may warn of slower market gains. Crown Cork & Seal named a growth pick trading under 10 times 1960 earnings. Mass housing awards outpace 1959 with housing bill potential to boost related issuers.
The Bristol Co of Waterbury is assignee of a patent for Variable Sensitivity Measuring Apparatus granted to Donald McKinlay of Bethany by the United States Patent Office per a report by Waterbury attorney Harold G. Manning. Torrington Max Co of Torrington has been granted a trademark for Technical Trade Bulletin issued periodically and distributed to salesmen customers and others. YMCA program the Naugatuck YMCA announced a special summer family membership offering access to Y Family Summons 6 30 to 8 00 p m and summer activities for each age group. Final meeting of Crusader Post No 1946 will be held tonight at 8 pm at the VP AW Tlubreom.
The Rev Louis Nuechterlein will be installed as pastor of Cheshire Lutheran Church at Cheshire Grange Hall on 44 Wallingford Road Sunday June 19 at 4 p.m. The Rev Victor Albers will deliver the message and Rev Theodore Kuehn will perform the installation. Nuechterlein, formerly assistant pastor at Redeemer Lutheran Church Fort Wayne Indiana, is a 1953 Concordia Seminary graduate with an MA in music from the University of Michigan. He and his wife Gloria Kinworthy Nuechterlein from St Louis have three children. Guests and St Pauls Lutheran Church members invited to a light supper after the ceremony.
Western delegations at the ten nation disarmament talks forecast a extended delay as the United States and France clash over nuclear disarmament priorities. American French British Canadian and Italian representatives mark time amid Communist jibes of a stall while private discussions seek to rebuild a united Western front after a recent dispute.
Dr Barbara Moore 56, a vegetarian hoping to reach New York ahead of two British sergeants, trudges along U S 40 toward Indianapolis. She hiked into the city limit before stopping and being brought to a downtown motel by police.
Television review covers CBS Spring Music Festival fourth night featuring Cisco Houston Casey Anderson John Lee Hooker Earl Scruggs Lester Flatt Tom Scott Peter Yarrow John McCurry Mildred Anderson Joan Baez Polly Scott Jacqueline Sharpe. Praises performers and production. notes Frank Warner sales bit and attire, producer Robert Herridge’s festival leadership, NBC Eisenhower Japan special, Helaes on Pat Boone, Paar with Cass and Kennedy, Lippmann on Leadership CBS Reports, Nancy Sinatra Jack Benny offer.
Waterbury Park Board rejected all bids for the Western Hills Golf Course clubhouse. Vice-president Thomas O'Dea said the bidding committee unanimously agreed on rejection. The lowest bid was 195,700 from Waterbury Construction Co. O'Dea said the committee would ask the architect to revise drawings to cut costs.
Henry Keith, 19, of New Rochelle, was arrested yesterday by Lt. George Smith on a charge of violating borough ordinance for soliciting business for asphalt driveways without a permit. He was released on a $1 bond and is slated to appear in Borough Court tomorrow.
Kennedy Circle Daughters of Isabella will honor several members at an Old Timer's Night on Tuesday June 21 at 8 pm in the K of C Hall. Entertainment by circle members and guest underscored by Mrs Theresa Dajura singing and Dorothy Gabianelli on piano. Reverend Henry Cody of St Francis Church attends as a show of Vatican City ties. Rita Rossi and circle officers preside. Refreshments follow the program. invited guests include Anna Kiely Mollie Fee Jay Margaret Morris Christine Hufstuck Lottie Harper and many more.
The United Lutheran Church Women of Immanuel Lutheran set a 6:30 pm potluck supper on Tuesday June 21. Husbands and friends welcome. Pastor Richard Bertram will present Synodical Highlights. Guests should bring two covered dishes. dessert offered by the social committee Edivin Eigenbrot James Rogers Ethel Schiman Louis Kosko.
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