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29 Separation Report Denied by Lawford NEW YORK (AP)-Actor Teter Lawford was Cjuoted today as denying a report that he and his Wife plan a legal separation. Lawford, in Hollywood, was quoted by columnist Earl Wilson in the New York Post. Wilson quoted him as saying: "We have a geographical problem because of my work'' but no plani for a separation. His wife is the former Tat Kennedy. The report appeared in Time Magazine and Lawford was quoted as laughing at several errors in the text.

"It refers to our three chidren well, I've got four of them. It says we're both Roman Catholics. Pat is but I'm not," he was quoted as saying. QFtf S. I twwnsii owwb rwci' twm nivci en nj, mi PETER LAWFORD AND WIFE, PAT The Boslon GloneTuMdiy, Junt 8, 1965 tin VrniniX KEEP COOL with, a "Magic-Air" PERSONAL ELECTRIC FAN STAND IT HANG IT ANYWHERE Owners Agree To Let State Return Beach i Hip tern IS )Wk4hk- Atty.

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NIW JfttV 1 0 Man Arrested Near OToole's Home Gets Year A 27-year-old Norwell man, arrested at 2 a.m. May 29 near the home ex-convict James S. O'Toole today was sentenced to 12 months in the House of Correction for carrying a gun. Robert J. Cunningham of Coolidrge pleaded innocent to the charge and appealed the sentence of Judge Jerome P.

Troy. He was held in $5000 for Superior Court. Det. Frank Olbrys, who with his partner Det. Edward Ken-nealey of Dist.

11, Fields Corner, testified they came upon parked car near O'Toole's Fifteld st. home and as they drove up. two men jumped from the car and ran. Olbrys testified that as he caught up with Cunningham, the Norwell man tossed something over a hedge. He said an investigation disclosed that the object was a .32 caliber revolver, Cunningham took the witness stand and denied it was a gun but "an empty cigarette package." He told the court he was riding around with a friend, who he identified under cross-examination as Edward Kennedy, 29, of Braintree.

Police said Kennedy was arrested later the same morning after a check of the abandoned automobile near the O'Toole home. Last Tuesday, Kennedy was arraigned in Dorchester District Court on a charge of possession of a loaded shotgun found in the vicinity of the parked car. He was fined $200. An txceptionally quiet fan for every home or office. High speed for fast cooling, low speed for gentle circulation.

Carrying weight 24 oz. Adjustable vertically. 110 volts-60 cycles. should take back their property rather than hold out for $361,000 as payment from the state. The beach property in Mash-pee has been a subject of controversy for several years since the Legislature approved the acquisition of the beach although there was testimony that the land was subject to flooding at high tides and not feasible for development.

The Department of Public Works arranged to pay $361,000 for three of the parcels involved. Later, the Legislature retracted and voted against the project. Only a few months ago, the attorney general ruled that because one of the three property owners, Dr. Shields Warren of Brookline, wanted to hold the state to its agreement to buy his land that the Commonwealth had no choice but to pay. Since, the attorney general's office has negotiated with Dr.

Warren and the other owners, the Fields Point Manufacturing Company of Providence and the estate of the late Hat-tie Gleason, and reportedly has persuaded all to take their land back and save the taxpayers the $361,000 plus the All Dark Glasses Are Not 7 mm f'S. 1 I many, in fact, merely reduce visible light, and may make it harder, jA. III not easier to see in the sun. Stop and let us fit you from our fine col 0.i i ii lection ot the latest outdoor eye fashions in plain lenses or ground In 18th century England, lathers found Mr. Gordons discovery almost as uplifting as the family's affection.

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So give yours the biggest-selling gin in England, America, the world. Burma has announced plans for more nationalization. Police obtained a search warrant and after a check of the car disclosed that they found seven .32 caliber cartridges and two shotgun shells in the vehicle. Cunningham's attorney field for a directed verdict on behalf of his client stating that the police did not prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the object allegedly tossed was a gun. He also asked that Cunningham, a soft drink company trucker for 10 years, married with a new home, be freed on personal recognizance.

Judge Troy denied both requests and held Cunningham for Superior Court. 91 1 rd I 1 3 AT THIS SPECTACULAR LOW PRICE OF $4.75 sq. yd. FOR EXAMPLE can WALL fo HALL LIVING ROOM-DINING ROOM-HALL or STAIRS Total of 343 sq. ft.

(38 sq. yds.) Schools Chief Resigns Over Amesbury Site AMESBURY School Supt. Judson R. Merrill resigned last right in protest over the selection of a site for the town's new high school. Making the latest move in a 15-month controversy, Merrill told the School Board he "could not, in conscience, remain on the job and have a part in building a new high school on the site of the building burned last year." A special town meeting on June 1 reversed the recommendation of school officials to seek a new site for the high school, and went ahead with plans to combine a new senior high with the junior high school remaining on the fire site.

Merrill, 36-year-old Korean veteran and Bowdoin graduate came to Amesbury from a post in Scituate in 1962. His resignation is effective July 31. New Ashford Tax Dives, Up in Flash NEW ASHFORD (AP) When a $68 drop in the tax rate equal to a $30 increase in taxes? When property taxes are assessed on 100 percent of valuation instead of a much lower percentage. Assessors announced Monday that the New Ashford tax rate for 1965 dropped from $90 to $22. But when figured on the town's new property valuation formula, the rate was tqual to $120.

DuPONTHL NYLON COMPLETELY INSTALLED INCLUDING HEAVY-DUTY PADDING COMPLETE FOR ONLY EASY BUDGET Madeline Miceli Honored by Italy- Mrs. Madeline MicelL of; TERMS '6M PER MONTH FIRST PAYMENT IN AUGUST! Medford, a member of the' Massachusetts Labor Relations Commission, was honored by I the Republic of Italy last night xvhen she was presented with' NO EXTRAS PRICE ADJUSTED PROPORTIONATELY IF YOU NEED MORE or LESS CARPET the Solidaneta medal. The presentation was made by Dr. Giorgio Corega. Italian Consul of Boston.

Among those attending the ceremonies St. Joseph's Social Center. High. Medford, was Gov. John A.

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