i;\I'IMm ; iiwi.M.i) riiuis Mill :i(i i!W(i Mancbpstpr Clear Clear, windy and cold. WEATHER Details on"page 2.' S in ce 1881 Vol. C, No. 27 — Manchester, Conn., Friday, October 31, I960 YO i^ HOMETOiriS yEff'SHAFER <3 Carter, Reagan applying whip By Uniird Press Inlernalional The president had big,, friendly —Richard Allen, Reagan's top Both President Carter and Ronald crowds throughout the day, but two foreign policy adviser, resigned Reagan are pursuing a frenzied cam­ were notable. The traditional gar­ because of news reports indicating be paign pace with four days to go, and ment district rally in New York drew used his power during the Nixon ad­ their rhetoric is applying the whip in thousands, clogging Seventh Avenue ministration to make money for the home stretch. for four blocks and pushing in on the himself. A top campaign aide, said Reagan told an enthusiastic crowd barricades so enthusiastically the Allen continues to have the con­ Solt’iiackornewFlip-lbp box. in Bayonne, N .J.; "I'll be damned if Secret Service moved in to protect fidence of Reagan and the campaign we're going to let him (Carter) get the president with a cloth-covered but withdrew “to remove this matter re-elected.” metal shield. as a possible issue in the campaign.” And Carter said Reagan has per­ And in St. Louis, a rally at a packed —Sources reported a Justic'e formed "political plastic surgery” to suburban shopping center was Department interim report to the. disguise his record on war and peace. marked by fireworks, balloons and Senate on the Billy Carter investiga­ Thursday, Carter went from music as well as speeches. Observers tion said the president has canceled Philadelphia to New York to said it was much larger than the one three interviews with investigators that turned out for Reagan several trying to-wrap up the case, and said Marik; V;' Saginaw, Mich., to St. Louis to Springdale and Columbia, S.C. Today days ago at the Gateway Arch down­ official Michael Shaheen is he flies to Lakeland, Fla., then town. threatening to resort to a "com ­ Marlbi' Memphis, Tenn., Jackson, Miss., and Each campaign was marred pulsory process” — presumably a Houston. Thursday by a peripheral issue: subpoena — to force his testimony. Reagan started Thursday in Dallas and went from there to Memphis, Tenn.; Newark, N.J.; Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. Today he hits four •-- Michigan cities — (Jrand Rapids, Battle Creek, Saginaw and Pontiac, and winds up in Columbus, Ohio. Exhaustion should be a matter of course with schedules like that. Ac­ On the campaign trail tually, both men apparently are A, holding up quite well so far. By late Above, Ronald Repgan gestures with a sea of Thursday. Reagan was beginning to ■ 'm show signs of weariness, and American flags in the background as he speaks with • Carter's voice grew husky, but supporters at a campaign rally in UpperDarby, Pa. neither was slowing down ap­ At right, Jimmy Carter raises a No. 1 sign, feeling preciably. he will win in Michigan, during a campaign swing Reagan concentrated on Carter's through Saginaw, Mich. (UPI photos) economic record. He said Carter “has no right to seek re-election,” because the economy is in far worse shape today than when he took office. That criticism escalated at each have q, friend stop until the former California \\ governor roared to a crowd in heavi­ statement on the seal hunt was pro­ WASHI^TON (UPI) - Animal Welfare began telephoning ly Democratic Bergen County, N .J., Cana^aji^^mdly, snow-white baby to cormplain about a newly un­ seal hunt. There's no question." "H e’s seeking re-election — but I’ll >als will have a friend in the covered syndicated broadcast Towery accused Davies of be damned if we’re going to let him \ rte House no matter who wins Reagan made in 1978. irresponsibility for failing to ask get re-elected.” Tuesday's presidential election, “You would have thought from the.JBeagan capip about the can­ Carter pursued three main themes Danny Addabbo, a seventh grade student at Bennet Junior thanks to a campaign coup by all the telephone calls we got in didate's position before issuing an iGHTS in his daylong oratory: the High School in Manchester, leaves the voting machine after alert to its membership. aroused animal lovers. here that he led the damn' clubbing Democratic Party is the party of the m .c o t i n e "We do not advocate killing baby casting his ballot Thursday. (Herald photo by Shea) L A harried Ronald Reagan cam­ process up, there," said Ken people "and don’t you forget it," seals: we do not advocate any paign official said Thursday his Towery, deputy press secretary of Reagan's attitude on the use of change in that particular a ct,” said caii^date is firmly committed to the Reagan-Bush Committee. "He military power and on controlling Towery. “Reagan'never had a pro­ LIGHTS the U.S. ban on imported skins of didn't endorse the hunt." nuclear arms is dangerous; and harp seals killed in Canada's grisly But Brian Davies) the group seal hunt position. He was com­ School elections Reagan’s change of position on menting on the humaneness of it." LOW ERED TAR & NICOTIN E '.v' jinnual hunt. The Carter ad- executive director wh( alerted his issues. miflistration halted harp seal im­ membership to the bri adcast, dis­ Davies said. "Fine. We’re very, “ Governor Reagan has become an ports under the 1972 Marine Mam­ agreed. very grateful that that's the case.” expert in rewriting his own record,” not an indication He said he issued his call to arms mals Protection Act. "Any reasonable pel son reading Carter said. “This campaign to get Reagan’s position on the the machines, which caused them to Hie Reagan camp quickly rallied the text of that provam would scheme, as a last-minute operation, By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA ___^ ^ ________________________J , record because he said it would vote slowly. to the highly emotional hiarp-seal come away with the Impression is political plastic surgery and it’s Herald Reporter have been futile to ask the cam­ ■ All the secondary schools gave the cause after thousands of members that Governor Reagan su ^ rts the not going to work.” of the International Fund for seal hunt." he said. "Hi^ublic paign first. MANCHESTER— Students in the’ U.S. senate race to Democrat town's secondary schools split on ------- u ---------------- Christopher I ^ d . by two to one who will become the next president votes over Republican William of the United States in straw votes Buckley. taken this week, thus providing little In the race for the U.S House of Police prediction on how the local adults Representatives, Democratic incum­ will vote. bent William Cotter won twice as At Manchester High School, with many votes as his Republican beef up one third of the students voting. challenger. Marge Anderson. President Jimmy Carter won re- The high school did not hold state election by a 13-vote plurality. senate or representative votes, but patrols Republican Ronald Reagan came in the junior highs did. At Illing the \ with 191 votes, and Independent John senate race betiyiijen Republican Carl V Anderson trailed in with 150 votes. Zinsser and Democrat Abe Glassman By United Presii International At Bennet Junior High School, was too close to call. At Bennet. Police all over the country are in­ where for the first time since 1972 Zinsser received 100 votes more than creasing Halloween patrols this year voting was accomplished with Glassman. to make tonight’s traditional trick- machines instead of paper ballots. ■ On the referendum questions,, the or-treating safer for children and to Reagan won election by the same 13- students also split. MHS students ap­ prevent vandalism. vote plurality as Carter had at MHS. proved the renovations to their Mariboro In Atlanta, where 10 black children Bennet began its polling of students school by a resounding majority, but have been abducted and killed and in 1972. and since then school ad­ they turned down the town’s re-entry four others are missing. Mayor ministrators say the students have into the federal Community Develop­ Maynard Jackson, the City Council been accurate predictors of how the ment block grant program by 219 to and police urged parents to keep local adults will vote. But MHS of- 181. their children home and to celebrate .ficials say their students have been At the junior highs both the with parties Saturday — during good predictors too. referendum questions won support daylight hours. At Illing Junior High School, with School officials said besides the in­ Community Hospital in St. Peters, 53 percent voter turnout, Reagan terest of taking a straw .vote, the Mo., offered to X-ray trick-or-treat again captured the presidency. process of voting also allows students bags to make sure no razor blades or Illing's low turnout was attributed to to familiarize thern.selves with the other harmful objects.had been given the two machines which were voting maraiflfs and their respon­ out along with the treats. available for hundreds of students, sibilities as (itize’njnTf'the-L'nited ‘‘The New York Police Department and'.the students unfamiliarity with Stakes. said Thursday it would assign 125 ad­ ditional officers on overtime to a ^ special “ Halloween patrol.” . "You might get a ‘trick or treat' on Halloween instead of just a ‘Give me your money,” a police spokesman said: New York's Halloween detail will . 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