05 Jun 1971
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Newspaper
Newport Daily News
Location
Newport, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1971
Page
1
Local brief notes fire fighters searched the area between Narragansett Avenue and Webster Street last night after a can was reported on Chit Walk. After a 20 minute effort they found no hazard and ruled the call a hoax.
A gravesite service for Philipp D. Schuur of 502 Middle Road Portsmouth was held in Union Cemetery after a short illness at Deaconess Hospital Boston. He was husband to Francina Vander Graass Schuur and leaves a son, Dr Theodorus Schuur of Portsmouth.
At De La Salle Academy the 45th graduation featured Sen. Pell urging graduates to seek civic participation and moral leadership amid debates over Vietnam and policy. The school will close next year. salutatorian Neil Galvin warned the tradition will end, as diplomas and multiple medals were awarded to standout students including Anthony White and George Beaulieu.
Mrs. Mary G. Allen 66 of 23 Marsh Street Newport dies at Newport Hospital after long illness. Born Fayal Azores November 16 1902 to Manuel Maitoza and the late Maria Moitoza she was a Gold Star Mother veteran widow of Herbert S. Allen Sr. Survived by four brothers two sisters four sons a daughter WW grandchildren six great grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday from Memorial Funeral Home to St Josephs Church for high mass tequiema at 10 a.m. Burial in St Columba Cemetery.
Newport Daily News the Edward A. Sherman Publishing Company announces publication details subscription rates and mailing information. The paper notes Associated Press rights and delivery specifics for Newport Rhode Island area residents.
President Nixon dedicates the 1.2 billion McClellan Kerr Arkansas River Navigation System, linking Tulsa to Pine Bluff with 440 miles of locks and dams. The project promises flood control, hydroelectric power, wildlife benefits, and regional economic development.
A jury found James M. Rowland aged 19 innocent in Superior Court on charges of breaking and entering at night with intent to commit larceny. Police said he was found with a cash register taken from Aquidneck Lobster Co on July 18 1970. Adm Moorer honored Madrid.
Fifteen students at Rogers High School have been chosen for the Society of Outstanding American High School Students. The national honorary selects members with distinguished academic, leadership, and community contributions, aided by principals and counselors.
Edward G. Venancio 48 of 95 Maple Ave Middletown died unexpectedly at Newport Hospital. He was a former Naval Base carpenter and a member of Middletown Council Knights of Columbus. Born April 17 1923 he leaves wife Mary Belle Perry Venancio two sons Wayne and Brian a daughter Karen Donnelly two grandsons nine brothers two sisters. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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