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t (9 .V 5 w \ -\' - V '\r - ■\A V ' -\ ;\ \ A\V\' \ \ ■A i ; : ' \.\ . \ THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1970 : I PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT Average Dally Net Pres* Run iJlanrljwtpr lEtwning Diwalii V'\ The W e a t h e r \ For The Week Ended 1670 VOLKBWAGBN January 14, 1970 that, as far as he knows, the SEDAN Clear and unseasonably cold Zion Evangelical Lutheran Connecticut Commission on THINK SMALL Delivered In Mnnoheeter tonight with lows 5 to 10 above. Chimch will meet tomorrow at HKC Hears of Local PUins Tomorrow mostly sunny and Human Rights and Opportuni­ Baulpped with loatherebt* 1^ About Town 7:45 p.m. at the church. ties is investigating the situa­ 15,890 cold. High in upper 20a. The Recreation and Park Ad- terior vdndahleld washer, 2- To Teach Minority History tion. gpeed' electric wipers, heaitar, Manchester— A City of Village Charm vlaory Commission will meet Center Congregational Church A report with recommenda­ tonight in the Municipal Build­ defofirg‘«T, 4-way eafoty tflawiom, council will meet tonight at 7 :30 Tbe Human Relations Com- willingness" to teach more tions from the League.of Wom­ beok-up llghtit, front and r c u ing to elect new officers and in the Federation Room of the mission (HRC) listened to Ben- minority history but that teach- en Voters on housing was pre­ seat belU, leatherettO heodroats, VOL. LX X XIX, NO. 120 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CX)NN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1970 (Oloaslfled Advertising on Page 25) PRICE TEN CENTS discuss recreational fees. The church. net Junior High School teacher ers were unacquainted with sented by William Wagner, but steering wlieel lock and rear meeting begins at 7:30. Mrs. Betty Intagllata talk about available materlol. An in- the commission decided not to window dedroeter. The Co - ed Christian implementing minority history service program would be a offer its support until studing It Grade 7 Youth Instruction Growth Group of North United in Manchester’s social studies one-day, three-hour seminar at more carefully. RU. M. TolUnd Tple. Class of Zion Evangelical Methodist Churrti will meet to­ curriculum, at a meeting Tties- which teachers would see films Frank RIzza, HRC member, TED TRUDON TileoHyllle-Mtneliiilsf Lutheran Church will meet Sat­ night at 8:30 at the church. day night in the Municipal and examine available texts. asked the commission to vote on I 849-21)1 Judge Hoffman Rules: urday at 0:30 a.m. at the churcii. Building. After this program, other pro- a motion placing it ” on record VOLKSWAGEN The Women’s Guild, of ’Trinity Mrs. Itagllata, chairman of grams could take place at the in favor of the neighborhood The Pastor’s Disclpleshtp Covenant Church will meet the townwide social studies cur- instigation of teachers In small- school concept," but the motion Want To Spend A Few Pleasant HouraT Class of Community Baptist tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the riculum committee, was invited -r groups. was tabled, because of the late Then Visit The 25th Edition of the West Hartford Antique Church will meet Saturday at church. Miss Mary Cutta, an to explain what local schools Frank Lupien of 21 Sunset hour, until tlie next meeting. 11 a.m. in the Youth Building are doing to "update" texts to St. complained from the audi- Commission members also Wiretapping Did Not Taint American Field Service ex'- Include more minority group ence that special elective of the church. change student from Australia, decided (o make a budget re- will be guest speaker. The history. courses at other schools in quest for a full or part-time dlr- vt ^ ‘‘We’ve been told by Arthur black history, Chinese history ector this year since they are Boy Scout Troop 123 will have event is open. to members of its annaul dinner Saturday at the Junior and Senior Youth Green (director of the Conneict- and a number of other special not yet "involved" in enough FLEA 6:30 p.m. at Community Baptist Groups and the men of the icut Commission on Human topics had not attracted student local actlvley. Rights and Opportunities) that enthusiasm. He said from one ---------------------- - Case Against Chicago Seven Churdi. church. Honoring Pastor we’re probably deticient,” and to four students had signed up „ ^ T The Rev. Clifford O. Simpson. Cub Scout 47 of South Seaman Gregory J. Barbato, by a former member of a worn- tor similar elective courses in Calvary Hosting Methodist Church will hold its gon of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. dean of Manchester clergy, and en’s group that we're making a Hartford. CHICAGO (AP)—Judge ing corridors were quiet In the But like their five co-defend­ truly voted their conaclenoea." MARKET absence of the defendants’ fami­ ants, John R. Frolnes, 31, and A similar request mode Blue and Gold banquet tomor- Barbato of 28 Scarborough Rd., his wife will be honored at a tremendous effort in Manches- Mrs. Intagllata said she is Rally of Youth Julius J. Hoffman ruled to­ And Browne Through Thousands of Fascinating Items lies and friends. Only newsmen Lee Weiner, 31, have been sen­ Wednesday after the verdicts at 8 :30 at the churCh. ig gerving aboard the destroyer reception Saturday night at ter,” said Dr. Warren. not proposing special elective ii u day that wiretapped con­ He asked Mrs. Intagllata to courses but wants to Implement Calvary Church (Assemblies and court officers were permit­ tenced by the judge on contempt were returned was denied by tender USS TTdewater in the Congregational Church It’s AU At The West Hartford Armory, 886 Farmington Ave. versations did not taint the explain what the exact situ- minority history into what la al- of God) will host a public youth ted In the courtroom. charges and denied freedom on Judge Hoffman. Cub Scout Pack 53 of Waddell Caribbean. , . West Hartford, Conn. government’s case against ball. School will hold its Blue and ----- ^Sth ann ver- ation is. ready being taught. rally tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. Five of the seven defendants Kunstler referred to published five men convicted of incit­ Frolnes was sentenced to 6*A Gold banquest tomorrow at 6 Chapman Court, Order of sary of his installation as minis- He explained that the HRC "it’s a matter of putting Several Hartford area As­ were found guilty Wednesday of reports that a woman juror who semblies of (Sod youth groups The Dates: Saturday, February 21sb—10 A-M, to 10 PJB. ing rioting at the time of months and Weiner received 2 p.m. in the school cafeteria. Amaranth, will meet tomorrow ter and spiritual advisor of Cen- was worried about Manchester things in that have been forgot- inciting riots at the time of the believed ail seven men were children "growing up without ten, that have been ignored, will be uniting for the rally Sunday, February 22nd—1 PJM. to 6 P.M. the 1968 Democratic Na­ 1968 Democratic National Con­ months and 18 days. They will guilty of both conspiracy to in­ ----- Ai 7:45 p.m.I at the Masonic ter Church. serve these sentences in the The study and Discussion Temple. After the meeting, fThe event, which will be in any exposure to minority that have been thrown under which will be directed by the 1 tional Convention. vention. Each man faces a max­ cite rioting and the act of Incit­ Rev. Joseph Biddle, assistant Under The Maiwgement oif WUllam P. Spear Cook County jail. Group of North United Meth- Mrs. Richard Ranney of East Woodruff Hall of the church. groups. the rug,” she said. The judge refused to hear fur­ imum sentence of five years ing rioting, acted as a mediator 2 pastor of the Bethany Assembly odist Church will meet tonic^t Hart.ord will speak about tlie will open at 6:80 with a catered Mrs. Intagliata, who’s been The issue of a Manchester ther arguments from the de­ and a $10,000 fine. The defense lawyers, William to persuade three jury holdouts at 7 at the church. "History of Bells” and will buffet............... dinner. After- - - dinner, a teaching Negro history for five Negro family reportedly being God, Springfield, Mass. 106 responsible dealers from New England and New Y ® * r..G fense on the issue. His ruling de­ Judge Hoffman was expected M. Kunstler and Leonard I. for acquittal to change their demonstrate their ringing. Re- program has been planned to years, said the curriculum refused a luxury apartment A special feature in the rally RPeet you dloplayinsr oud oeUln^ thou*ando of bitweeting^ Items nied a defense motion to make to rule today on whether the Weinglass, are free because minds. will be a new GospeJ Films re­ Inriiiding furniture, ehlna, glass, copper, brass, guns, silver,, Chib Scout Pack 54 will have freshments will be served. Of- peruse the accomplishments of committee was planning pro- because of race was mentioned public the contents of the wire­ government used wiretapped Judge Hoffman stayed execu­ Sources said, the jury was lease, “ Journey to the Sky.” stamps, coins, doUs, books, mirrors, knlck knacks and a large tion of their contempt sentences its Blue and Gold Banquet to­ the Rev. and Mrs. Simpson dur- posalsfor curriculum changes by Dr. Warren who did not re­ tap logs. conversations of several defend­ deadlocked 8 to 3 in favor of fleers will wear colored gowns. The program will also include selection of additional worthwhile Items too numerous to Uet. to May 4. Kunstler was sea-f (XMivlctlon with one juror indeci- morrow from 6 to 6 p.m. at ing their quarter century at along this line, and that an in- veal the parlies involved.

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