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FOR YOUR CAR for FALL,Nd WINTER DRIVING M O N D A Y , OCTOBER 28,1967 PAOE.TWENTY AT«ng« llailjr N«t Pmsb Roi iHanrt|f»Bter lEvButng Ifprald Fbr (the 'Week Ended The Weathe? Oednfeer 21, inaSr itlonighit. Low to 401a Tor- mbiniow fair, mOd. HUgh 70 to 15,469 76. SPONSORED Manchester— A City o f Village Charm BY THE VOL. LXXXVn, NO. 20 (TWENTY PAGES—TWO SECTIONS—TABLOID) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1967 (Classified Advertlsfaig on Page 17) PRICE SEVEN CENTS FOLLOWING INTEnESTED IN SAFETY SAFE DRIVING McNamara Stature Strong? I North’s Biffffest Airbase INDEPENDENT GARAGE OWNERS ByBv BOBROB HORTON if.. he. could,".. one source reports. .....“ He t V-,-/ V / OF CONNECTICUT AP MUltary Writer needs this jiob like a hole in the head." Manchester Unit WASHINGTON (A P ).-A Quiet debate It is rather firmly believed within the. CHECK goes on in the natlmi’s capital these Pentagon that McNamara is staying on AM l4^utomatic Tran jir-.'ssion days: Is Secretary of Defense Robert S. Serv. Inc. primarily out of loyalty to President 1022 Burnside Ave., McNamara’s stature within the adminis­ Johnson. tration slipping? Hast Hartford Johnsbn, it is said, insists he wants Bombed in Joint Attack )■ Bantly SerWee Center Opinions range from assertions that McNamara—"the perfessor," he some­ 333 iMaln St.,M!anicheSter McNamara is stronger Qian ever in one times calls him—to stay on as chief Clarke Motor Bales of the world’s most powerful Jobs, to manager of the war effort. 301 Broad S t, Mjanchester claims that he is losing influence. SAIGON (AP) — U.S. McNamara, in turn, feels a sense of Dick's Shea Service A body of opinion—largely outside the jets bombed North Viet­ 663 Center St, Mjanchester responsibility for seeing the war nam's biggest air base, the Pentagon—points to widened bombing of through to some sort of military or dip- Dupont’s Stop & Go North Vietnam as evidence McNamara Phuc Yen field 15 miles 128 R Center St, Manchester Homatlc conclusion. is yielding ground to mpre hawkish ele­ northwest of Hanoi, for the Gerich’s Service Station FOR YOUR CAR Most officials feel that, .unless the ments advising President .Jedmson. & Garajge conflict should end tomorrow, McNa­ first time in the war to­ 1082 TWland Tpke., Buckland Pentagon Insiders consider this thesis mara will remain fast at his station at day. Air Force, Marine and Goannan Brothers, Inc. wrong, but quite readily state that Mc­ least through the 1968 presidential elec­ Navy sQuadrons joined in 2 770 Main St.. Manchester Namara would like to leave the secre­ tion. a coordniated blow through taryship and move on to a new field, Harttflord Road Enterprises, Inc. After that, regardless of the outcome, heavy enemy fire. 276 Hertford Rd.. Mjanchester perhaps heading up a university or he may well step down. Pilots said one MIG was shot Hollywood Service Center, Inc. foundation. down and another probably de­ 342 E. Center SU 'Mjanchester “ He would beat the hell out of here (See Page Four) stroyed In aerial combat. Re­ Ken’s Garage connaissance teams which pho­ Route 6, Coventry tographed the field after the Manchestei Tiansmlsslon Co. first strikes said the runway 16 BraJnard Place, Manchester was badly cratered and out of Maple Super Service action and that damaged and 220 Spruce S t, Manchester • destroyed MIGs were scattered OCT. in many bombed-out revet­ 4 Ollle’s AUto Body TUES • > 281 Adams S t, Mlamchester Considering Bomb Halt ments. Rye Street Garage u.s. Phuc Yen was the fifth of ol6 Rye St., So. Windsor North Vietnam’s half-dozen SAG Auto Service Tn case of rain—next day—same Kme. fields housing the Soviet- 164 W. Middle TTpke., designed fighters to come under Mancheeter To Test Hanoi Peace Wisb American attack this year. Still Turnpike Texaco Inc. SAIGON (AP) —^The United ington might order one in an at- North after the Tet cease-fire. off-limits by Washington order 270 W. Middle Tpke., States is considering a major tempt to show that the United Hanoi gave no sign that it want- is the field at Gla Lam, three Manchester miles fiortheast of Hanoi and Vernon Servicenter pause In the Iwmblng of North P®^® t>«t ed to bargain and the raids ____ .,•> , . , . that Hanoi is unwilling to settle were resumed. across the Red River. It is also Rt. 83, Talcottville Rd. the country’s major ct'vlllan Vernon tnam this winter to test Ha- anything less than American The U.S. military is strongly , nol’s willingness to start peace capltulaUon. opposed to a major bombing Walsh’s Eisso Bervl'Center spokesman said the 323 Center St, Mtochester talks, an American diplomat The prolonged bombing halt because during it Hanoi can said today. pause, if one is decided upon, move men and war materials Americans also encountered in- Don Willis Garage FOR FALL,nd WINTER DRIVING tense antiaircraft and missile 18 Main S t„ Mlanlchegter There is scant hope among probably would begin in Decern- into the South with relaUve , , ;dlplomats here that even a pro- ber wlUi Uie traditional Christ- Impunity. But the weather over ^ attack on Phuc E5d Wilson Superior Service 248 S|Hiuce S t, Mlanchester longed halt in the bombing will mas truce. Another stand down North Vietnam at the turn of the induce North Vietnam to sit is ordered for New Year’s and a year is usually so bad that Credited with the kill was Air ailijIED m e m b e r s down and work out any peace third in January for Tet, the bombing of major targets is William L. Kirk, 36, Altar Auto Parts. Inc. Open To All Car Owners settlement that Saigon and Buddhist new year celebration, sharply curtailed anyway. RayvUlej La. who also shot 226 i^ruce St, Manchester Washington would accept. The United States in 1966 A bombing pause also would ® May 13. Blue Chrome Co. But because of heavy foreign waited for more than a month not necessarily cover the air latest was the 90th MIG 330 Park Ave., Bast Hartford pressure for a pause. Wash- before resuming bombing of the war in Laos where American down by American pil- Bowman Products Co __ ^_____ ____________________ planes hammer the Ho Chi Mlnh aerial combat over North Box 201, Infiltration trail dally. The Vietnam as against 26 U.S. 1877 Chamberlain 'Highway United States has never ac- Planes downed by MIGs. Air Kensington knowledged 'this campaign and ^®^^ce pilots reported all bombs Grinold Auto Parts would be under little pressure to target and described the mls- 191 Center St, Manchester Inspection Time: 12 noon to 8 p.m Auto W orkers Begin halt it. The weather in Laos is “ highly successful." Manchester Auto Parts The aerial action was an- 270 Broad St., Manchester (See Page Ten) nounced as South Vietnamese Nichols-Manchesrter Tire Co. Voting on Contract infantrymen clashed with a 295 Broad St.. Manchester guerrilla force just south of Sai­ Schiebel BUTcthers Without charge and/or violation penalty, mechanics DETROIT (AP) — ■f'he'160,000 came stormmg out in a flying gon and the Viet Cong shelled 8 Pnootor Rd, Manchester United Auto Workers who wedge as the loudly chanting two government positions less Winkler Auto Parts struck Ford Motor Oo. 48 days tradesmen-pickets followed tele- than 26 miles north of the capi­ 179 W. Middle Tpke., and volunteers will safety check your • • • ago begin voting today on a new vision cameramen into a lobby tal. Manchester contract that would send most off the council’s downtown Exhaustion It was six months ago, April streaming back to their jobs by meeting hall and threatened to 24, that American fliers hit for the first time at North Viet­ MANCHESTER the weekend. force Its doora. (AP PttooJux) The danger of ■ a veto by The intruders were driven Hospitalizes namese MIG bases. These were CAR DEALER skilled tradesmen existed but outside. at Hoa Lac, 20 miles west of Ha­ Leathernecks from the U.S. 1st Marine Division usually are known for their assaults on beaches ASSOCIATION y BRAKES y FRONT LIGHTS y imlon leaders discounted this About ;10,000 skilled trades- Senator Dodd noi, and Kep, 37 miles northeast hit the silk over a landing zone near Da Nang, from ships but on occasion jump into action as of Hanoi. they do in Vietnam, mostly during the night. Bourne BuiCk y possiblllty. men and ] 40,000 production South Vietnam, during a training exercise. Marines 285 Main S t y TURN SIGNALS y STEERING The contract contains a guar- workers employed by Ford 'will SOUTH KINGSTOWN, R.I. The strike at Phuc Yen, which Carter Chevrolet anteed annual income, effective vote separttrlj on the new (AP) — U.S. Sen. Thomas J. followedj a weekend. „ antiwar 1229 Mato St. y GLASS V EXHAUST SYSTEM y in December of 1968, and the three-year pact Dodd of Connecticut has been ^®'"°n®‘ ';ation at the Pentagon Chorches Motors yH O R N y SEAT BELTS y conipany says it would make Either side by' majority---------- - vote----- admitted to South County Hos- approved by T ^ ¥ * U C ^ I i .d * S Louisiana Crime Probed 80 Oakland St. them among the best paid and m ay veto the contract under a pital suffering from nervous ex- *, '*1"^ Johnron. DeCormder (Motors best protected of all U.S. Indus- new ronsttiutional provision ap- haustlon. ,, „^®® il®*f ^mm Thailand b a t o n ROUGE La (API __ orobe the Louisiana crime —Malcolm V. O’Hara, a New 285 Broad St. pUcable for the first time in Donald L.
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