Obituary notices from Waterbury area mourn several locals
John E Murphy 76 Waterbury on duty as crossing guard dies after stricken at Cooke Street Leffingwell Avenue He retired from Connecticut Light and Power Co after 43 years Navy veteran Knights of Columbus and St Margarets parish member Surviving wife daughter two sisters six grandchildren Funeral Thursday 3 15 a m from Murphy Funeral Home to St Margarets Church Burial in St Joseph Cemetery Waterbury Also Hildur Ericson Smith 80 wife of C Ellsworth Smith Marion died short illness Born Waterbury March 1 1891 Funeral Wednesday 11 am Alderson Funeral Home Burial Old Pine Grove Cemetery No flowers please omit Mrs Smith
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John E. Murpt
John E. Murphy
Earl St
Waterbury
St. Mary's Hospital
Cooke Street
Leffingwell Avenue
Joseph Daly
Thomas F
Helen (Dowling) Murphy
St. Margaret's
Gertrude (Austin) Murphy
Edward A. Murphy
Prospect
Mae White
Stamford
Lina Miller
Yonkers
N.Y
Murphy Funeral Home
Willow St
St. Margaret's Church
New St. Joseph Cemetery
Alderson Funeral
Central Ave
Samuel Budde
Old Pine Grove
Ronald E. Brooks
Yerington
Nev
Ronald EB. Brooks
Conn
Ellenville
Walter
Lydia Brooks
Nevada
Roy Brooks
Naugatuck
Harold Roberts
Stella Wood
Green Funeral Home
Terrace Ave
Stobert Hawkins
United Methodist Church
New Pine Grove Cemetery
Foy and Viegas Funerals Held and Process Criticized
Funeral services for J Kenneth Foy 57 of 266 Spring St were held at Buckmiller Funeral Home to St Marys Church for a Mass. Marie Plourde Viegas 59 of S47 Millville Ave had a mass at St Annes Church Waterbury burial at Calvary Cemetery. Hartford NAACP criticizes Greater Hartford Process Inc for not engaging black community. plans to meet with officials discussed.
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J. Kenneth Foy
Spring St
Buckmiller Funeral Home
Pallview Ave
St. Mary's Church
St. James Cemetery
Marie Viegas
Marie (Plourde) Viegas
Millville Ave
Fairview Ave
St. Anne's Church
Waterbury
Calvary Cemetery
Process
Hartford, Conn
UPI
Greater Hartford Process Inc
Hartford
NAACP
Trent
Services Held For Pape Waterbury Publisher and Crusader
Funeral services were held for William Pape 72 publisher of the Waterbury Republican and Waterbury American He wrote reporting that helped win a 1939 Pulitzer Prize for Waterbury newspapers His work aided investigations of graft in Mayor T Frank Hayes administration and related prosecutions including Waves and 22 other city and state officials
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Waterbury] Conn
UPD
William Pape
Waterbury
Pape
Waves
CBS Late Movies Challenge Carson In Early Nielsen Race
In its initial weeks CBS TV's late movies have edged out Johnny Carson's Tonight Show and outpaced Dick Cavett in early Nielsens, signaling a rare network challenge to Carson's long late-night dominance. The format relies on routine, sometimes rerun films, while Cosby drama Look Homeward Angel underperformed on Feb 25. General Motors offers over $1 million in downtown Bristol land and buildings in a separate note.
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UPI
CBS TV
Merv Griffin
Nbc-Tv
Tony
Johnny Carson
Carson
Cbs-Tv
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Dick Cavett
Cavett
Los
Cavell
Bill Cosby
Angel
Goldwater Attacks ITT Lobbyist Memo Controversy
Goldwater accused Washington lobbyist Mrs. Dita Beard of producing a controversial memorandum amid a merger debate involving ITT. He discussed the memo at a $100-a-plate GOP fundraiser, denying any improper deal tied to ITT and a San Diego convention. Mrs. Beard is reportedly hospitalized in Denver, while the affair centers on alleged connections between ITT, antitrust settlements, and political contributions.
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Beard
Denver
Anderson
LYT
ITT
San Diego
Richard G. Kleindienst
IFT
Narlford Fire Insurance Co
GOP
Connecticut
Justice Department
Sheraton Motel Corp. of America
Vandalism, Warning in Traffic Collision Report
Monsignor Healey reports a school side window broken and glue tubes found outside the school grounds. His car damaged overnight near his home. John Mancinone received a written warning for failure to yield at Scott Street and Andrew Avenue after a collision with Dennis Shea. No injuries or arrests.
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Joseph Healey
St. Francis Church
George Smith
Healey
John Mancinone
Todd Hd
Wolcott
Scott St
Andrew Ave
Mancinone
Dennis Shea
Irving St
Shea
Edward Yashenko
Vandalism, break in reported. police investigate
Mrs. Clarence Brickell on June Street told police a break in occurred at her home with entry by forcing a cellar lock. No immediate loss reported. Daryl Stanley and Dina Bernardone reported cars vandalized on rubber avenue and North Wales Street respectively. Meeting details for the Naugatuck Fish and Game Club set for Oxford Road with officer nominations planned.
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Clarence Brickell
June St
Stanley Sobireski
Daryl Stanley
Rubber Ave
Dina A. Bernardone
Webster Dr
Ansonia
North Wales St
Vandalized Meters Reported on Spring Street
Patrolman Rubert Massicotte told Desk Officer Robert Schilke yesterday that three parking meters on Spring Street had been vandalized.
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Rubert Massicotte
Robert Schilke
Spring St
Jettront Door and Fender Involved in Early Morning Report
Robert Mikulskis of 74 Highland Ave told Desk Officer Lt. George Smith yesterday morning that the Jettront door and fender were involved in an incident. The police took notes but gave no further details at this time.
Beacon Falls Voter Session Sets Registration Timetable
Edith Minnick announced a voter registration session at Town Hall tomorrow 5 to B p m with last session Feb 10 yielding four new registrants. Edward G Cooper Harry W Howe Elizabeth F Cruk and Thomas J Cruk were among those who registered. A boys ages 8 to 12 registration is planned Thursday March 9 6 to 8 p m at Town Hall by the Beacon Falls Baseball League with a 3 registration fee. A final session will be held Saturday 11 a m to 1 p m at Town Hall Burton Rd.
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Edith Minnick
Town Hall
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Edward G. Cooper
Harry W. Howe
Elizabeth F. Cruk
Thomas J. Cruk
Beacon Falls
Beacon Falls Baseball League
Not for the Birds and Parish Lenten Devotions at St Michael
A local column contrasts a male cardinal dominance scene with a female seeking feed. It then lists Parish Activities at St Michael's Church including Lenten devotions on Tuesday and Friday with Masses at 5 pm, Stations of the Cross at 7 pm, and various religious instruction and discussion meetings for different groups.
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St. Michael's Church
Church Lyceum
Parish Board of Religious Education
CCD
Charles River Labs Posts 36 Percent Sales Gain in Q1 1972
Charles River Breeding Laboratories based in Wilmington with U S and European facilities reported first quarter 1972 sales up 36 percent to over 1.9 million while net income rose 20 percent to 169700. The company is described as the world’s largest producer of lab animals.
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Charles River Labs
Wilmington
Mass
UPI
Charles River Breeding Laboratories
Charles River Companies
United States
Canada
Europe
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