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TONIGHT F.N O N / V G a P SERVICE Store I FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1968 PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT ATcrage Dafly Net Press Rm The Weather lEtt^ n in g For the Week Ended Forecast of U. 9. Weather- November 16, 1S6S Cloudy. contlanod wtaRr cold tonlflit with ocattcrod flnrrtee. I.ew bi SOo. 9a 13,891 partly cloudy, wtady aad MeeAer ot the Andit Hlyh la SOe. Bnrew, e< OtfoalsttaB MancheHttr—^ City o f Village Charm C-OOD/r^EARj 'X, (ClaaeifMI Advertlotar oa Pafo ») TONIGHT VOL. L xxxm , NO. 52 (TWELVE PAGES—TV SECTION) MANCHESTBiC C0NN„ SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1963 PRICE SEVEN CENTS HOUR Caracas’ Citizens Defy FANTASTIC I DG8 Jet Airliner Falls ONLY! Challenge of Terrorists V-A-L-U-E-S ■ CARACAS, V w iezu ela f police brake dut in<^tal of fuerrilla-plafued Falcon (AP)—Castroite terrorists slum districts but traffic In the State. Folice reported only downtown area of Caracas slight damages. It was on the Imagine! Famous brands of ap­ wounded five pedestrians, seemed only slightly less than Paraguana peninsula In Falcon burned three buses, scat­ normal. State that the government P.M. till Street cleaning vehicles claimed to have found a large Near Montreal, 118 Die tered tacks in the streets pliances at their LOWEST PRICES SALE! roamed about the city scooping cache of Cuban arms. Because and blew up a gas line to­ up tacKs thrown down by ter­ of this, the United States has day in their effort to scare rorists In an attempt to keep joined Venezuela In seeking EVER! TV for os LIHLE AS «98! voters away from Sunday’s motorists at home. tougher measures against Cuba. presidential election. Workmen restored power to Canada's AUTOMATIC DRYERS as LOW Leaflets strewn about Caracas the southern edge o T h e city f^ L N thousands Veneme- by the Armed Forces for Na­ where saboteurs bombed two followed campaign electrical subsUtions Friday v*^,**?^** tional Liberation — FALN — an day In defiance, of the threats of AS ^128! Many others too numer­ underground terrorist organUa- W orst Air tlon, warned the city’e popula­ policeman In a patrol car violmce. tion of 1.6 million to stay In­ was w6unded by snlpeVs. , T*»e seven p resid w ^ l candl- ous to list in this ad. ON SALE 5 doors until Monday or face the Elsewhere, M boihbs explod- “ P possiblUty of being shot. ed or were detected during the <*“ ««*"«• One of Disaster Oun battles between FALN ,j,*t to th.« « .« o.™, »pi.. gSuto B .uSsir’ HOURS ONLY — DOORS OPEN The FALN Is trying to fright- STE. THERESE DE an the population from voting BLAINVILLE, Que. (AP) and thus gain a legal basis for —Workers toiled in cling­ AT 7 P.M. declaring the election invalid. Johnson Names Panel Commxmlsts and Castroltes are ing mud over a quarter- NRST COME— FIRST SERVED! All sqIm final at b(wcotUng the polls. mile area today to recover flMM lew, low prices. BUY NOVY— SAVE Thousands of dollars worth of General Electric Televisions, Stereos, Washers, However, the Venezuelans the bodies of 118 persons paid little attention to the killed in Canada’s worst NOW! MAKE YOUR FIRST PAYMENT IN FEB­ On Kennedy Slaying threats. Dryers and Refrigerators! Demonstrators, floor models. One and few of a kind, Fireworks lit up the skies ear­ aviation disaster, the crash RUARY 1964. ly today, and It was their booms of a Trans-Canada Air etc. BE HERE EARLY FOR BEST PICKIN'S! WASHINGTON (AP)—President Johnson has named Lines DCS jet. a top-level panel to investigate the assassination of (See Page Five) The big U.S,-built plane. In President John F. Kennedy so that the nation, the world ■ervlce only 10 months, caught fire and plunged to earth-Fri­ and history will know the facts. day night just four minutes af­ 1 s t That was Johnson’s mandate^ Storm Slams ter taking off In heavy rain and NO MONEY DOWN! PAYMENT February 1964! armament negotiator John J. to the special preaidential com high wind from Montreal’s Dot- mission named Friday nM t. He McCloy. val Airport for a 300-mlle flight ehoae Chief Justice Earl War-' The ’ Preaident signed an ex- ecutive order authorixlngauthorizing the Region, Tides to Toronto. ran to head it. There were no survivors.' G-E "Filter-Flo" commission to subpoena wit­ Johnson was understood to be It was the world’s second G-E Automatic 1 nesses and granting it other determined to avoid multiple In- High in State worst single plane tragedy. powers It might need to Inves- ELECTRIC 12 lb. Dryer quiriea that could cloud the Witnesses said the plane ex­ 3-Cycle, 2-Speed facta about the murder of Ken­ Johnson talked with each By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ploded, but disagreed as to nedy In Dallas a week ago Fri­ whether the blast came while It 16” TV day’ and the shooting two days member of the commission be- j x snow storm hit the North- ese, Que., Friday with 111 passengers and crew of was ztill airborne or after it » WASHER later of the man poUc This is a stock picture of a Douglas DC-8 jet air­ a plowed into the ground outside Full Guarantee with kUllng the r e s id e n t 1 - ^ liner similar to the one that crashed near Ste. Ther- seven. (AP Photofax.) _ Brand N*w '64 Modrt—3 CyciM Blankets and WWte House sources said baweled blast of wintry fare- Ste. Therese de Blalnville, a WASHER The new President said be factory town SO miles north of bad choaen the commlssimi "to Worren will decide when the well to November. commission will go to work. A major storm centers in Montreal. study and rMKtrt upon all facts The plane dug a crater 90-feet and circumsUncnces relating to A White House announcement N ew Jereeyw W ppedpreclplta- said: "The President la Instruct- tlon from toe C e n ^ l, A p p ly ­ wide and 6-feet deep. The rain the assassination of the late quickly filled the huge hole with President J (^ F. Kennedy and ing the special commission to ■ chlans and North C artym Ineludod the silbeequent violent death of satisfy■ - itself■ .................................... that toe truth Is through toe lower lakes region water. toe man charged with toe assas- known as far as It can be dis- onaprtsing northern Ohio, Troops were called out to ■inaUon.” i covered, and to report Its flnd- ortowestem Pennsylvania and guard the wreckage. Hastily That man was Lee Harvey i Ings and conclusione to him, to toe Lake Ontario afea into New erebted lightk gave an eerie as­ 9.77 *99 Oswald. 34, a self-styled Marx- toe American people, and to toe England. pect through the night to shat­ *189 Six Inches of snow piled up in tered bodies, half-buried person­ *214 1st. Oswald, accused of shoot-! world." Ing the president from ambush I Johnson’s aim waa reported to western Pennsylvania. ’Three al possessions and broken tochee were reoovded in Pitta- temains of toe airliner. N Kennedy motored torough ] be to make w n tii»t ovsrlap' downtown Dallas,- - was ■himsef • * ping------ Inquiries------do do not devdop, burgh. Roads were reported in Dawn broke gray and rainy. GE Portable 132 Automatic Defrost producing. a situatliih In which treacherous Mndltions. Two of the victims appeared 23” GE 5 TUBE 1 GE 4 Speaker gunned down in toe city police station last Sunday as he waa one Investigation might get to i Soutoera Nc t En^ynd was to be Americana. about to be transferred to toe toe way of- another, soaked with downpoUN, Provl- An official casualty list County Jail. Bogta hnd proposed a bin to dehce, R.L, ww p90ndM by named R. Kerne, Brooklyn, A night-club operator named set up a Houae-Senate commit- 3.11 inches. In MasMChusettg N,Y.. and Mrs.- 8. Hankovarity, 1 CONSOLE TV DISHWASHER REFRIGERATOR Jack Ruby has indicted for tM to investigate toe slaying. It Boston reported 1.40 inches and Box 72, Port Washington, N.Y. Console STEREO Bedford 1.5S. Ckmcord, N.H., RADIOS One man N. Master, was re­ toe point-blank shooting of Os­ was one ot a handful of mean- I wald. urea calling for special commit­ was soaked with' ^.06. puted to have connections in In addition to Warren, John- tee Inquiries into toe assasstna- In Maine Portland had 1.6B Bombay, India. son named these six to toe com- tlon of Kennedy and this dioot- All of the seven-member crew mission; Sen. Richard B. RUS' of Oswald. (See Page Eleven) and toe rest of the passengers sell, D-Oa.j Sen. John Sherman vwever Friday night Sen. were Canadians. The pilot was Cooper, R-Ky.; Rep.Rro. Hale James O. Eastland, D-Mlas., (^pt. Jack D. Snider, 47, Toron­ Boggs, D-La.; Rep.J). G(ierald t R. chairman of toe Senate Judlqi- Girl in Viet Nam to, a veteran of World Wsu* II Ford, R-Mich.; former Ontral ary Committee which had made service with the Royal Canadian Intelligence Agency Director A1 A Flame Suicide Air Force. *188 *128 7.77 *128 len W. Dulles,les, and onetime, dls- (Bee Page Eleven) Among toe Canadians killed *199 was Don Hudson, supervising 1 * ** By MALCOLM BROWNE producer of light entertainment G.E. AUTOMATIC TIMER SAIGON, South Viet Nam lor the Canadian Broadcasting (AP)—A 20-year-old girl burned Oorp. ‘ V 12 CiL R . Upright G-E 18 PIECE herself to death today, reported­ Hudson, 46, joined the net- 19" GE TV Navy Secretary Nitze ly to protest toe conflict be­ ELECTRIC GE 19” TV tween Vietnamese.
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