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127 167 207 197 167 217 287 167 Moirmmmn INC 3 M O H n n 3 a , T / St '.y »’ *• I- ■ * / / • » » f ^ < j .,' > ii; - ' ■ •^ ■• / / ' I , r • '.•. '-it MONDAY, JUNE 26, 1967 ilanrlfi^jatrr lEtt^nins Average Daily Net Press Run Fbr Tbe Week Ended The Weather May 20, 1067 «W r, - c o d itoelgitt, ilow emouMl 00; euniiy antt wann to- motvQNV, Mslh to 80s; 10 per 1 5 ,2 1 0 cent cMsios df ihoumwa You Always Get Biggest Selection/ Manchester— A City of Village Charm (Olaaalfled Advertising «« Page 18) The Best Buys at of Name Brands' ;VOL. LXXXVI, NO. 227 (SIXTEEN PAGES—TWOiV SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 1967 PRICE SEVEN CENTS Keep Mail On NHRR, BIG BUYS on FAMOUS G- LB J Asked : HARTFORD (AP) — Gov. I n Followup Talk ; John Dempsey appealed direct, ly to President Johnson today , to reverse a Postal office deci- F eature S p ecia l... r^ftBT^EVTDA c Amazing Value,., Sion that would divert shipments GET EXTRA SAVINGS ON Of maU from the New Haven RaUroad to other carriers. LBJ, Kosygin Top Target Top Issues Such a switch would deprive ' the line of |2 mUllon in annual Seen Meeting HAST ST. LOUDB, Rl. Passed Down GENERAL ELECTRIC 2 SPEED 5 CYCLE , revenue, said Dempsey In a (AP).— How would you feel strongly worded telegram to the If you owned a_ tavern that : President. Again Soon has been burglarized 12 ■ “ No single action by the fed­ times In edghit months? From Summit AIR CONDITIONERS eral government Is more certain WASHINGTON (AP) — The only thing Andy Cer- UNITED NATIONS, N. Automatic WASHER ' to assure the final collapse of Congressional leaders, briefed mak can say Is, "Ytou feed 2 ■ the only major railroad serving by President Johnson on the kind of funny—dlsgudted) Is Y. (AP) — Secretary of and WASHERS Connecticut and - southern Itow Glassboro suinmit meeting, be­ more the word.” State Dean Rusk and So­ NO ' England," the governor said. lieve futurej Johnson-Kosygin ■Cermak’s tavern is located viet Foreign Minister An­ "GUESS , Dempsey’s telegram today talks are In me works. near East St. Louis. The drei A. (Jromyko plan a fol­ was his second within a week While the White House moved first of a series of break-ins lowup talk tonight on the WORK" to Washington In efforts to save WASHER quickly to head off any impres­ Came last fall. The moalt re­ major international issues ' the raUroad. He told newsmen sion something definite was cent occurred over the week­ passed down to them from General Electric that he has not received a reply planned, the leaders neverthe­ end. the (Jla'sslboro summit ses­ 115-Volt 2-Speed to a wire last week to Alan S. less gained the idea toat John­ Cermak said his insurance . Boyd, Secretary of Transporta­ son was considering some form sion. I has been canceled and he since So'vlet Premier Alexei 7 tion, In which he sought federal 5,000 BTU Air Conditioner of followup on his two meetings has been unaible to get any N. Kosygin and President John­ ; matching funds to spare the line wi'th the Soviet premier. more. He said he had a trap 127 from liquidation. son wound up their weekend l One participant in the Monday set for the burglars this time conferences still far apart on In his message to Johnson, night briefing said he felt the but “they went the wrong big issues, their aides were un­ .ihe governor pleaded for direct President looked on the Glass- way.” likely to come up with any quick General Electric Intervention to prevent the Post­ boro sessions as having created Superthrust agreethents. 115-Volt al Office from carrying out Its the right atmosphere for future "catastrophic” decision. get-togethers. Rusk and Gromyko were to dine at iths Soviot U.N. mission Dempsey then listed these Two American soldiers come to the aid of a com­ near An Thi in Vietnam. (AP Photoflax) Another summed up the presi­ Israel Returns 7,000 BTU Air Conditioner steps which he said are “ re­ dential report by stating that smd disemss such Items as Viet­ 167 quired" by the federal govern­ rade after he was wounded battling enemy forces 425 Prisoners nam, the Middle East crisis and Johnson and Kosygin “ agreed ment If the raUroad Is to sur­ on nothing except that they ways to hold down the arms vive: ought to try another time to For 2 Captains race. The proposed draft of a AIR CONDITIONER treaty to check the spread of —Direct the Post Office to agree on something. General Electric ALLHNBY BRIDGE, Jordem nuclear weapons appeared to maintain and Increase mail busi­ Broadcast Not Clear Tax Boost Two senators told newsmen ness on the New Haven Rail­ Grits for Viet outside the White House they (AP) Israel handed over 428 offer the best . prospects for progress. road. thought there had been some­ prisOnSs to Jordan today In 8,500 BTU Air Conditioner CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) return for two Israeli Air Force Johnson and Kosygin agreed 12,000 BTU —^Direct the Department of — An army may travefl on Needed Now thing more 'firm, arranged on Deluxe Z-Speed, Cold Control, 116 Volt Justice to "facUltate, rather future meetings, with the time captains, the International Red to high priority for this treaty, 207 its atbmach, but the Penta- Cross announced. /than delay" the merger of the U.S. Viet Official and place to be set. which the two atomic superpow- g;on apparently has forgot­ Martin Says Nciwamen wore barred from era propose to present at the 17- Pennsylvania and New York ten Southerners In Its Viet­ But, after a hurried check 115 VOLTS ^ J - # DOWN Central railroads. (The Inter­ with Johnson, press secretary the scene of the exchange, the natlon Geneva disarmament nam menus. There are no WASHINGTON (AP) — A broken Allenby Bridge across conference; U.S sources said an General Electric state Ck>mmerce Commission grits. George Christian reported that Yours For Only SA V E A has said that inclusion of the Believed Executed prompt federal tax boost is the situation stood as the Presi­ the Jordan River normally used lagreei] U.S.HSovle<t text has Lt. Rot>ert F.,Com'pton of needed to head . off another by refugees. been 'Vdrtuallly oompleted. New Haven would be a condition SAIGON (AP) — A Commu­ Myrtle Beadh, S. C., execu­ dent outlined It In a post-sum­ A statement from the U.S. round of Inflation, says Chair­ Serge Nessy Qf.,^the Interna­ On the £ Middle East issue the Engineered So That You Can b u n d l e of such a merger.) nist broadcast 12 days ago ap­ tive officer o f Co. B 4th mit statement Sunday night. 22,000 BTU Air Conditioner mission said the “ language of man William McChesney Martih tional Red Cross' told newsmen United Sihtes and the Soviet —Direct the Department of peared to announce the execu­ the broadcast Is not fully clear, Baittalion, 31st In fan try, Johnson said then there had Jr. of the Federal Reserve that the two IsraCU pilots. Shot Ublon are still at loggerheads. TransportaUon to present legis­ tion of a UiS. aid official taken but It implies that Gustav Hertz wrote to the Ohartoitte Ob­ been agreement on future direct Custom-Tailor The Air Flow To Board. down over Traq, were handed With Kosjrgin detnandlng an im- with N«w lation to (k>ngress to provide prisoner by the Viet Cong near­ server. contacts. Such contacts include suffered the same faJte as Sgt. Martin, who supported from over first. m'edlate pullback of Israeli federal matching funds to ly two and a half years ago, the Kenneth Roraback, who was “Remembering the flood of meetings, Christian said, but General Electric MINI-BASKET enable the .j^tes served by the the start Presldant Johnson’s They walked across the ricke­ troops as a precondition for a The Shape Of Room Or Area U.S. mission announced today. executed on Sept. 26, 1966, as an Christmas mall the Observer the leaders “ did not agree to New Havemto underwrite essen­ request last January for a six ty foot bridge built on the gir­ ' peace settlement and Johnson announced act of reprisal.’’ p rom p ted hoinefolks to any specific time; place or date tial pUblld service. The official Is Gustav C. per cent surcharge oh Individual ders of the destroyed bridge. On saying a troop > withdrawal The name came through In send,” Compton ■wrote, “I for a meeting.” • New General Electric multiple air direction system— ask for AUTOMATIC WASHER Hertz, 48, chief of the public and corporate income taxeef, the west side they were taken ^hoUld be tied In wit^ a setUe- A Postal spokesman has said the broadcast not as Gustav am wondering if there Is Chairman J.W. Fulbrlght, D- 2>Speed, Separate Wash and Rlnae Temp*. that the Department made its administration division In Sai­ suggested Monday an even big­ Ark., of the Senate Foreign Re­ away by an Israeli helieopter. ■ inent; demonstration • F\ill-feature concealed control console • Two Clothes stay new and fresh looking longer gon of the. U.S. Agency for In­ Hertz but as “ Gustav Head." anything to be done grits- ger boost noW may be .’ i 197 move to out back the railroad’s wise to boost tJhe morale of lations Committee said he had Nessy said the 426 released td iblptCiniBita M United ternational Development. His However, no American named warranted. ' because correct wash speeds helps' you es-, maU.carrylng business only understood . Johnson and Rosy-, Jordan included 17 officers, the Naitlons are seeking ,a compro- fan speeds • Automatic thermostat • King size air exchanger wife and four children live In Haad is known to have been In our Southern contingent sky.
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