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First Work Session Held TUSSDAY. JANUARY 21, 1M9 iHanirl;r0trr lEui^nins roll) AwHBgg Dtiflr NM Pnfli RtB *W «ha Weak Satisd TTie Weather , JoMMwy 11, IM i Fair tonight Low in 1 Clay Shawls Long-Range Study 'Completed President Rises Early TVXnorrow contiwisd fair e 1 5 ,4 2 6 m ild; High in 40s. For First Day in Office ) Msawhester— A Ciiy o f Village Charm Trial Be^nn ^4.2 Million Water Projects V >Didtan, t t , lar- (Ceattoued fran Pace One) J (OwitiHuci fron Fags Om ) VOL. LXXXVm , NO. 9S (THIRTT-SIX PAGES—TWO SECTIONS—TABLOID) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1969 PRICE TEN CENTS mm*r «( m MUa at, «M ecus dteoond” iis msntlotisd in ymwnlay Mt a ioUSa W hiter oouM Infhiewea pronaoBvw Ju* tried but foiled to seriourty dis­ Ms address. M B W tem B t hOBI*. ram. rupt the inauguration events. Recomniended Before 1980 As the Prasidsnt rads In n bul- M te Datton wtm bon May He added, homver, that the ^ __ , It was at 12:16 pan. Monday lst-prao( black Imonshis fram IS, I t n to lU m rfw tw Mxl bad ^ ^ OrlawoM Bnftneortoy of lien- comfMuiy’a aiqiply due to its mostly by gravity and reser­ that the 66-yeeuvoid son o f a Cktl- Second Blgge^^ of War a n d bM« «a of hM- Hto. She Chester has oon^eted tos atudy fine weUa. But more would be voirs and an easterly sscUon ihe Oapibol to the Houm, In Urban League Report a band of antiwar dsnwnstra- WM to ebuyo of tbo drapery VMtA, ooimnon senae and aptrit <,f all fhaana of the town’s wa- needed by the year 2000. served by pumps and high itornta grocer stood in the rtiad- tors hurled rocks and other de­ wwtoocn It Witlitoa Broa. which the toate feels prevails systems and rdeaded copies H ie rate differences are large tanks. ow of the towsrtng Ospthri dome bris from Ihe sidswalk. tern IMT unta ahe nttred to anong the people of New Or- g i indi-thiek report yester- and would have to be resolved. O’NeW said the report ap­ and, wtth Ms tight hand ’Copter Troops UM. "***•" » day. The company <diarges more. pears to snswer all the main upratecil and Ms left hand on None o f (he dthrta tttriMk the Minimum Wage aurWm a toohide a ntee and Oairtoon’e efforte to subpoena ^ suggeata toe town spend a The report euggeated the town questions., _______ _____ Now______ its up^ to„ th e two fomlly Bibtes held by his prertdentlal car, atid Nhnn a aaphaw. te 46 autn^y photographs, 24 |2,687,000 on improve- might dtvide Ita water system town’s ■ poUcy makers as to Wife Pat, repeated in a firm and pointedly Ignocsd the pratesturs H m funeral will be held X rays snd other material have menta to the system by 1974 to torse parts with toe purohase what wiU be done. foroeful votoe the S6-word oath by turning to wavs at tfaa Ttonaday at 8 :M a.m. from the Mid another $1,746,000 by 1980. «* toe com pany. There could "T h ey are the ones to say aXlmlntetered by Chief Juatice crow ds on tba other ttUa o f Nab Stockpile Jobn r. TIeney Futieial Home, A general aeeaiona court Judge <nie TV)wn Water Department *•* * north end system fed by whether the improvements are Eait Warren. Petsigylvanla Avetraa. Guarantee Asked n t W. Oaatar St, wtth a Mus In Watolngton .ruled FViday that aenrii^ 27,600 compered to the «■ o«ntral section served worth higher rates,’’ he said. ^?tro T. Agnew, tormer Mioiy- Just prior to (Ms inaldant, and OoTri^ wotdd have to show Manchester Water Oo.’s SAIGON (AlP)—'Ainerican air cavalrymen leapfrog­ By ABTHUB BVEBBTT af nqnlem at St Jamea* Otoirch ^ ^ --------------- ------- --------- 18,000 land governor and eon of, a several times Inter, tfas demon- that the material was neceasary people charges one of the kw- ging along the Cambodian border north of Saigon by Asssdstea Press Writer at •. Burial wiB be to St. Greek immigrant, had been stratora tangM with soma of helicopter uncovered a major Viet Gong supply base Brtdget Ometwy. - . * 1 ^ ^ and that he wawi’t eet State ntew for ita water, it Widow’s Peak? Fanny HiR? sworn in momente earlier os the nearly 6,000 poMcom on and NEW YORK (AF)—The Natioiuil Urban League has simply ashing around for some- —. m YW Director Tuesday and without firing a shot seized the second Frteudb may call at die fu- vice proaktent. National Ouardaman—anforoad recommended to Pi^ident NiXon that public welfare neral home tomorrow from 2 tl^ interesting. Without makli« a iwcommen- Mrs. Edward Ladenbuiger LwAlng cn were President by paratraopam firom Ft largest ammunition stockpile captured in the war, mili- be rep^ced with a. minimum income for all Americans, to 4 and 7 to • p.ffi. ■^e su to^ material In the datSon, H listed the pros and More Than 70 Suggest (Lee) of East HarUevd, is the Johnson and Hubert H. Hum­ Bragg, N.C.—who lined the ta^ spokesmen reported today. and that a |2 an hour minimum wage, tied to the cost n a tl^ ei^ ves was seeled un- cons of the town’s purchase of new program director working phrey, the Democratic vice cltyte streets. Ths U.S. Onmmarid also aan- of liWng, be fiXed for all workers, including those in request of the the water company. nounced that three m ore mtl- Wmiani J. Downing Names for New Ski Slope with -the Manchester Area of the president whom NiXon narrowly Tfie clashes M t sevsrsl per­ > . ___ _ ^ One plane was hit on a strike ----------------------------------- --- marginal jofea. The funeral cf WiUam J. toe town $7,000 and TVfCA. Her major task is work­ defeated hi November’s general, Mon-doUop Jet flgbteni were rtwt nttesfon Tuesday near flolgon te rriso n has often cftod the was bcgfun JiJ(y 24 by Walter sons ktJured. At least 80 attssto 'We beltevs the «*an»aolel Dowtoag o f 89 Looint 8t. who ing with the volunteer member­ eteotion. down in South Vietnam M on ^ gjul crashed wMle maki^ a More then 70 names have been who helped create the Man- were mads oa outhorlUas im­ and Tuesday. Two of the pllote criaia confronting AmstSea re- Asd yesterday at Newington M^f?*?** reports In toe na- s. Fuss, former public works ship in orgonteing and ootiduct- Then, after cannons roared landing approach cufattde Bien tkmal andilves in accusing the director, and Fred Thrall tor- received so far by Park Direc- cheater SM Club from a con- posed unprecedented ssourlty ware rescued; the tMrd 'was til oeoiits a Vstenoi Hospital, wUI be held ing class and clUb activities. out a 21-gun salute and the Ma­ measures. Hoa air base, 18 milea north of Fifth Slolar tim ^ to (he stsbiltty of < tedetal government of trying to mer director of the Tymm’ Wa- tor Bmest J. Tureck in the to a large and active rine Band played "Hail to the kUtad. the capited. The. pilot did not tomowow at 8:16 turn, from the ' Other responstbUKtea involve Nevsr did the shouting dsm- tion (hot any other proWtenv- M m T. Tlem ey SHsmtsI Home, town’s contest to find a name Chief,” NiXon delivered Ms 17- A spokesman sold the air oov- eject. contradicts the Warren report. WilUam O'Nrtll nrmm# nnh. winning name win be an- coordination of program wMh oRstrators-one estimsde plaosd toroign or domsrtio,’’ tbs gl9 W. Center S t, wMh a ICaas mlnuto Inaugural address In sol­ alrymen pMled 80 tons of rock­ MeanwMle, U.S. forces tried Observatory The Warren Oommlaslan, in Hc works director, said he has popular ski nounced Saturday during dedl- the other tour towns in the East thetr m m bera a t 1,000 In (b e ets, mortars, rsoaUlasi rifle League said in a report mode of requim at SL James’ Church emn and restrained tones. to cordon off an enemy village public today. namlng Oswald as the lone gun- not flrtehed studyli^ the report ® Hercules Dr. The deed- cation of the slope beginning at Branch, and cooperative plan­ crowd o f peihnps 280,000—com e and aoiploaivea tram a 66 miles south of Da Nang, but at 9. Burial wiB be to St. ning actlvitiea for the Hartford WTto satelUto totevislon beam­ within a block of the buUet-re- "The inescapable fact is that James’ OMneteiy. man, said his reasons for toe as- but oonstders it "great’’ *°r 1» 4:80 p.m., 2 p.m. Tureck said. He gave the ing Ms ‘words to countless mll- coa^daX o f SO bunkers 80 m iles failed to trap an enemy foroe Is in Orbit sasalnatton must remain forever o ’NelH said todav "it’s lUw, Thursday at ’Tureck’s offloe in program for the ceremony. Region YWCA. slstant gkam bocth from wMoh north-norttlwest of as|gcn and there. Fifteen miles to the east, the gap between whltea and FMends may Im B at the funer­ >s*nown, alnce Oswald was n ^ the M^dpal Budding, The Rev. Bmest J. 0(^)pa of Uons around the world. Presi­ NiXon, Ms 'wtfe, their daughters blache has not bean otosad," tba al home tonl^ from 7 to 9. A graduate of ihe Univentty cMy seven mBes from the Oam- ihe drive to (taki control of the CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) slain by Dallas strlpjotnt opera- ®mo*« toe toe CHiurch o f the AssupUon dent mXon said that "For the JuUe and ’Triela and other report added, citing the areas of of Wisconsin, Mrs.
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