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LXXXIX, NO. 152 (TWENTY PAGES—TWO SECTIONS-TABLOIO) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 30, 1970 (Ola-med AdvertFin. on Pace 17) PRICE TEN CENTS ■ \ No Letup In i' Air Traffic Cambodia May Ask J.- Slowdown U.S. for Military Aid WA8HINOTON (AP) — A PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP)—Premier Lon Nol etrHce od air traFFic oontrotlera declared today Viet Cong troops continue to launch at­ apread Uroin high altitude con- tacks in Cambodia and iF they become more Flagrant tnd oentera into airport towers ■ and are judged by the United Nations to be grave he L970 will ask For military aid from the United States and today and cut down Further the other friendly countries. monber oF (lighta avallahite to He told a news conFerence, travelers homebound From however, he would not ask (or Blaster vtetts., troops. South Viets Only halF the usual number of "IF we have enough weapons we can defend our territory r r©- were permitted to Fly P">J Into end out oF New York’s ourselves,” the army general lm> added. Quit Border nenU three busy airports and Chica­ '•ami, go’s O’Hane. Nol contended that Vlei Cong Hol- ‘"Ihere is no reason why to­ agents are whipping up villag­ jnore 0 / Cambodia ' 196> day should be any better than ers’ sentiments For the return of York the last Five days,” said Bill Prince Norodom Sihanouk, oust­ SAIGON tAP) — South Viet­ I and (C) Jackman, a spokesman tor the ed March 16 as chieF of state. In namese rangers and armored (C) Air Transport Aasodatloo which a constitutional coup. unite vtere pultod off the Cambo­ (C) dian border today and moved <C) roprasents the airhnes. “This Is "These VC come From rubber a Wg, hlg, normal day For the plantations and some cell organ­ southweei in the Mekong Delta (C) airldnes. Instead oF the usual izations,” Nol said. to reinForoe a tralnliig camp (C) 6,900 Flights normally we would He claimed that about 80 and towns and outposts battersd have had 7,800 to 8,000 to ac­ Cambodlana and Vietnamese by two days of North Viet- ’64. nameae attacks. dlaai- commodate the Blaster traFFic.” taking part in demonstrations twan, The strike of contToUers, he have been killed by government Reports From the fleid said 80 uuine to 40 persots), miUtBry and clvUv imiah said, probably would result In W'.-i troops. B about 10 per cent of Flights—760 m-u 'The United Nations lias )iad ian, have bem kiUed and sotne > (C) —ibedjig topped oFF. 200 wounded in tht nocloet and (C> little to do with the hostilities In * (C) Ih 16 oF the 21 In^-FUghts cen­ Vietnam, Laos and Oam,bodla. mortar bombardments and icker, ters in the continental United ground aitecks that began late ayloa, But Nol’s remarks, suggested ayloi, States—ccrntrolllng Flights be­ he may be planning to make a Saturday and continued Inter­ >r. tween airports—only 977 of the complaint to the U.N. Security mittently through today. (C> The' Flareig) in the Seven <C> 1,361 controllers scheduled For Council In New York. (C> work reported today. The Bied- MountalnB area of the western >ather eral Aviiation Administration, Under Sihanouk, Cambodia Mj^cong Delta, 120 mUee west of (C> complained }>eriadlcally to the Saigon, foUowed several days of <C) stressing that travel remained saFe, said supervisory personnel Security Council about alleged Fighting along the Cambodian was FMUng in. border incursians by U.S. and border during which South Viet­ lead- South Vietnamese Forces From le to "Olhe system da FlexiMe,” said namese Forces at least twice 'renok David Hess, an FAA spokes­ Vietnam. Forged into Cambodia to bottle Haya man. "We won’t allow an air­ Nol told the news conFerence the Viet Cong. ’58. plane to go into an area imless his government planned to ap­ Associated Press correspond­ eldon. peal to such countries as the ohna^ there are controllers there to ent Mioaet Putzel reported From handle it.” United States and BYance For Chau Doc that elements oF three (C) assistance against attacks by armored squadrons end two r and When the ProFessional Air TraFFic CkmtroHers Association the Viet Cong. ranger battaUotw puUed out of asiced its members to demo-r- Out For a Spring (?) stroll this morning, this man avoided the sidewalks ‘”Ihere Is no harm In asking the border area during the last strate by calling dn sick, the re­ Nobody Told and took to the street For his customary trip. (Herald photo by Pinto) Storm Sets tor help,” he said. 24 hours end rushed 30 miles sponse the First Few days was "IF the Viet Cong attacks be­ southwest to the Seven Mioun- mainly In the centers that han­ come more Flagrant and IF tains. dle planes between airports. The Weather Connecticut Judged to be gprave by the Unit- Oniioera told Pufttel that the nie absence In the First days ed Nations with respect to our border operation had been com- were In the 20 per cent range at A White Easter for U.S. neutrality It is not excluded that plete and was not cut short to the centers—up to 28 per cent It’s Sprinff we win ask our friends to help aHow the * lFt to the area where <C> today. • ^ ™ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS celed by snow For the First time east Nevada to tipper Michigan Snow Record us.” North Vietnamese regulars In Bride* (C) But, Increasingly, airport tow­ By MARGARET AUM810 sinoe 1886. The Weather Bureau and northwest Texas. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS added that in Southeast mountain caves and hldeouto (Herald Reporter) Winter staged a surprise re- said the Four indies that fell In hurled rockets and mortars at (C) er personnM have begun the turn over much oF the nation Travelers warnings remained Traditional Easter egg himte Cambodia would also ac- slck-calil routine. 12 hours broke the city’s 86- in eFFect in northern Minnesota tcok a back seat to snowball help from Indonesia, government posts. To all those who planned to Sunday, snarling hoUday tnans- year-old snowfall rerord For the From 1,600-toot Nul Cam, they (C) In New York City <mly 29 per wear sunny EJaster bonnets yes- portatloo and spoiling many tra- and New Miexioo. Fights in Connecticut when an premier, who eiso Is de- esther cent of the airport controllers date. Ai,A( i«a«least tour mcnesindies orof mowsnow ESaster nor’easter dumped up to tense minister, stressed he was repeatedly shelled the TITT/wdistrict < 0 > terday, to those Who took oFF dltlonal Blaster celebratiotB. Atlantiic City, N.J., moved its (C) showed today, in Minneapolis was exposed today and tonight 1 3 inches of snow on the state, continuing to appeal to the In- l a w mMUnirv rmMns- their snow Gres last week, end Bkister Hnery was leFt In the 96tti annual' Elaaber Parade From only 26 per cent, Kansas City to those In the Town Highway Closet or covered by gear For M » it. in much <rF Wyoming, Colorado, xhe sun rose today on fields ematlonal Control Commission nriis^Tnial from and Cleveland 40 per ce t and Department who put aside Foul weather as a storm dump­ <- <«««> aFter a cold and the cochairmen of the S to top Chicago 57 per cent. In other lobbies where judges selected learn snow-clearing equipment and ed 6 to 12 inches of snow from best dressed wtamers as usuoL Pantah- temperature Geneva Conference (or assist- The U.S. Cbmmand hrtped out ot ai­ areas ot the country, notably said, "Whoever expected this?” northern West Virginia to con- rfield, the South, there were virtually The storm brought nine inches BOtithenv Ala- ^ ^ . «»«-ly today with two B52 strikes yesterday’s snowstorm came as tral Pennsylvania, southeastern of snow to Beacon, N.Y., closed bama, southwestern Geonria reading at the U.S. He said France and Britain ^ back up continuing tactlcai Crime quite a surprise. New York and into southern XT tr 1 F-M* u^.6 Weather Bureau at Bradley In- have been helpful but said he tjr And Art^rv Ftm vice (See Page Tiilrteen) Cleo Members of the highway de­ New England. Z ^ temattonal Airport brake a had no response Fram the Soviet less. 'Ihe storm coupled with a con­ and strecto and made the New ^ haM and dam- Marah SO m a r k ^ 17 that had Union, which is cochairman mbuntaJn. Fohnnjr partment, taking measurements York Umiway extremely haz­ Allied ofFicials in the Mekong In the outskirts and center of tinued natl<Miwtde air traFFic a g ^ winds this rn o r r ^ . ^tood tor 66 years. with Britain of the Geneva Delta said the North Viet­ (CcT) ardous From the city north to ^ s t w was sunny to Ixw An- Needless to say. It was the conference. Canada, India and Manchester, reported From six controllers work slowdown to the CatskiU Mountains. namese attacks had not been Nixon Plans to 6V4 Inches oF snow, but town strand many would-be air trav­ Boston and Harrisburg, Pa., Poland make up the IntemaUon- anticipated even though the residents who stepped Into and elers From coast to coast. Jets each were socked with six 'inch­ ConnecUcut, Far exceeding the al Control Commission.