FBI Firing Spurs Suit Over Peace Volunteering
Two FBI file clerks, Linda Janca and Christine Hoomes, say they were forced to resign after refusing to stop off hours volunteer work for the National Peace Action Coalition NPAC. Attorney Philip J. Hirschkop of the ACLU says a third employee has a similar ultimatum. The ACLU plans a suit against FBI Director J Edgar Hoover to reinstate the two and to bar interference with employees rights.
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Washington
FBI
Philip J. Hirschkop
American Civil Liberties Union
Hirschkop
ACLU
Linda Janca
Christine Hoomes
J. Edgar
Hoover
Miss Janca
Miss Hoomes
National Peace Action Coalition
San Francisco
J. Allison Conely
Janca
Biloxi
Miss
Hoomes
Woodbridge
NPAC
Conely
New Cub Den Mother Join Pack At St Marys Parish
Cub Pack 632 held a meeting in St Marys parish hall presenting awards and appointing deniers. A new cub and a new den mother were welcomed with rank advancements for Brian Farra Eddie Le febver Stevie Ricci and Jimmy Fredette. March denners listed with five dens and Michael Melven joined the pack with Anne Hayes as assistant den mother for Den 5. June outing and a Webelos overnight camping trip were announced.
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St. Mary’s Parish Hall
Brian Farra
Bobcat
Eddie Lefebver
Stevie Ricci
Webelos
Jimmy Fredette
Denners
Den
Edward Lefebvre
William Fredette
Dean Charbonneau
Shaw Singleton
Thomas Brundige
William Gavitt
Jeffrey Newhouse
Paul Atkinson
Dave Canty
Richard Donlon
Michael Melven
Anne Hayes
O'Brien Receives Naval Commission at Pensacola
William S. O'Brien son of Mr and Mrs William A O'Brien of Waterford received his commission as Ensign at the Pensacola Naval Station Florida He finished first in his class of 40 and will continue navigation studies at Pensacola.
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William S. O’brien
William A. O’brien
Craig Ave
Waterford
Pensacola
Fla
O’brien
Waterford Public Library Closed for Good Friday
The Waterford Public Library will be closed today and all day for Good Friday and will reopen Saturday morning for regular hours.
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Waterford
Lions Club Sets April 14 Meeting with India Trip Talk
The Waterford Lions Club will meet on Wednesday April 14 at 7 p.m. at Scot-Mar Restaurant. After dinner a brief business session is led by King Lion Charles Carpenter and Rev. James G. Patterson presents an illustrated talk about his trip to India Pakistan and Ethiopia. Members should reserve with team captains or Rev. Leland L. Harrison.
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Waterford
White Cane Sale Slated by Waterford Lions Club
The Waterford Lions Club announces its annual White Cane Sale for April 28 29 and 30 with funds supporting sight conservation charitable activities and community betterment. Dr Paul E Grattan is named sale chairman. Funds raised in past years supported local projects.
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Waterford Lions Club
Charles Carpenter
Paul E. Grattan
Carpenter
Bus Trip To Boston Hosted By Waterford Home Bureau
The Waterford Home Bureau sponsors a public bus trip to Boston on May 13. Information and reservations are available from Mrs John Mazula in Waterford.
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Waterford Home Bureau
Boston
John Mazula
Waterford
Museum To Close Easter Weekend In Waterford
The Waterford Museum will close Easter weekend announced by Mrs William DePietro president. Saturday hours are 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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Waterford
William DePietro
The Doctor Talks About Heart and Hand Reconstruction
A reader with recurrent tachycardia seeks relief and a cardiology second opinion. The doctor recommends expert evaluation and possible medicines targeted at heart muscle. An item notes silicone rubber hand reconstruction by Dr James Urbaniak at Duke University for rheumatoid arthritis and other deformities, with cautions on full evaluation.
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James Urbaniak
Orthopedic Service
Duke University
Pair seeks reinstatement of court suit over Mosey attack
A Buffalo area couple asks New York’s Appellate Division to revive their $1.25 million negligence suit against the state after claiming escaped killer Winston Moseley terrorized them in 1968. Their case questions whether they were partly at fault for entering a home to check on reports of an intruder.
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Rochester, N. Y
Buffalo
Winston Moseley
State
John H. Cooke
State Court of Claims
Mathew Kulaga
Grand Island
Appellate Division
State Supreme Court
Kulagas
Moseley
Kulgas
FBI
Attorney General's Office
Appeals Court
Indonesian Visit SALISBURY Choral Society Notes Music Shortage
The Salisbury Choral Society reports a severe sheet music shortage in Rhodesia after independence declared in 1965 and subsequent economic sanctions.
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Salisbury, Rhodsia
Salisbury Choral Society
Rhodesia
Britain
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