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...strange combination of final-cut deadlines and roster limits which brought Stoeckel back to his part-time job of aiding freshman Coach Chet O'Neil's young quarterbacks, while working daily at an Arlington sporting goods firm...
Cahaly's (47 Mt. Auburn St.) is the best small grocery near the Square. The people are friendly and the prices are high but generally lower than those in the rest of the Square. Farther away from the Square, up Mass Ave toward Arlington, are several good little grocery stores. Montrose Spa (1646 Mass Ave) carries the same items as Store 24, but is generally a better place to shop. Cambridge Coffee, Tea and Spice House (1759 Mass Ave) has a wide selection of cheeses, teas, spices and other palatable paraphernalia...
Peace Forum: On July 31 Barbara Court of the Friends of the Filippino People will present a new slide show depicting the critical situation which exists under martial law in the Philippines. The slide show, sponsored by Arlington Peace Action Committee, shows how the United States supports the Marcos dictatorship as well as portrays the development of opposition to the Marcos regime. The program will be held at the Edith Fox library, corner of Massachusetts Avenue and Cleveland St., Arlington, at 8:00 p.m. Attend and learn more about how our taxes are used in support of the Marcos dictatorship...
Died. Pamela Britton, 50, comely golden-haired actress who made a creditable maiden voyage as Frank Sinatra's girl friend in Anchors Aweigh (1945), starred in Broadway's Brigadoon (1947), and later adorned TV screens in Blondie and My Favorite Martian; of cancer; in Arlington Heights...
...Candain sergeant major, recalled being wounded three times. "Don't ask why I went back to the fight. I don't know myself. I landed in the first wave, and by God I wanted to finish it up." Jean-Paul Roncoli organized a French group that visited Arlington National Cemetery last week. He was a child in 1944, and he remembered that "a G.I. put me on the fender of a Jeep for a ride through town. He looked so tired, but he smiled and smiled. There was never a chance to say thank you, the soldiers went...