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n B O H " 1 n : i;- _____ ^'kS f ,' 'tt ' FRIDAY, DEClM BlBa 8^; 1907 i^ q s T W S M T r fliuic^Ht^r Ev^nittfi 9^rald A n m ^ O fR y Net Praas Rua The .Weathisr For tiM Week BwM South MetbodUt Church will F a ir tonight. Low la 90a. AboHt Town have a program of folk music SS. 1 S « Tomorrow partly cloudy. Sgh for vacationing college students lEttPttttig H rra U i In SOa. o i llHioiiHtar Bar* and high school seniors tonight radcB, Vatanm o t W biM W ar at 7:80 In the church reception 15,563 Manche$ter-—A CUy of Village Charm I aad AndUaiy, wiB maat to hall. Hie Rev. RichaM DupM is * " f ■ ■ night at T at iba Jolm F. Tlar- In charge of the piagram. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY. DECEMBER 30. 1967 (OtoMlfled ACvtirHilng on Page U ) PRICE SEVEN CENTS nay Ftm ral Homa, XU W. Om i- VOL. LXXXVIL NO. 76 (FOURTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION) tar 8t, to pay reapaota to tha Members of the CMstoforo lata A n ^ Acoathtam, a mam- and Koglianeae Socletlea will ■ lif I H bar. ■ meet tonight at 7 :S0 at the John IL iB V w % F . T ierney Funeral H om e, 210 L Ifemban of Campball W. Center St., to pay respects Rate H ike OowoU, KofC, will maat tonight to the late Albert Agoetlnelll, a U.S. Probes at 7;M at the KofO Home and member of both groiqM. proceed in a group to the John F. Tierney Funeral Home, 3ia The Crlstoforo Colombo So Scored in W. Cmter 8t., to radte the Ro ciety will meet and elect offi In Cambodia sary at 8 for the late Albert cers Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Agoetlnelll, a member. Italian American Club, 180 Bl- M edicare WASHINGTON (AP) — U.8. Immediate Interest In the presi dridge St. diplomatic inquiries are under dential envoy and ICC proposals WAgHmOTON (AP) — The than in Sihanouk’s apparent ac Mr. and Mrs. Walter Woy- way to determine whether leador ot a naUctiwlAe oltlxena knowledgment that U.S. forMs kovsky ot 63 Niles Dr. will enter An Individual Communion group aaya increasing the pre Prince Norodom Sihanouk of In South Vietnam could, despite tain at a breakfast in honor of Service for members and NOW AT NORMAN’S Cambodia will offlcdally back up mium -V>r the voluntary part of his protests against all intrud friends of South Methodist theiih daughter, Miss Lorraine medicare mean* the aaUon'B his prees statement about keep ers, pursue the Reds across the Church will be conducted Sun Ann Woykovsky, after the Pa- elderty are “having to pay for w ing his country free of the war border. day from 7 to 9 p.m . vane Ball tonight in Hartford. the failure of Oongresa to pre in neighboring South Vietnam. Some U.S. commanders have vent the eacalaUon Of doctor*’ If Sihanouk’s answer is yes, been anxious to strike at Com f6M>" U.S. sources Indicated a presi munist sanctuaries in Cambo “It’e dlegraceful,’’ eald Wil dential envoy—perhaps Sen. dia. But Washington diplomatic On Brand ]\(*w 1968 Qualily T(*sfrd liam R. Hutton, executive direc Mike Mansfield, D-Mont.,— sources say there is not much tor of the ^rational Oouncil of could quickly head for Phnom military pressure generally for Pinehurst Holiday Senior CltUena, which claima to Penh and new efforts could be invading the Ciambodian havens ba the largest oiganixaUon of mounted for international super at this time. the elderly in the country with 2 vision of Cambodia’s frontier. What the United States wants, mllUon member* In 2,000 affili It may be several days before (See Page Fourteen) 2 ated d u b e. Washington receives a definite The toomnae Aram fS to 44 a reply. Cambodia has severed re month, announced Friday and lations with the United States CHUCK SALE Mfectlve,April 1, appUe* to tha and communications between part of medicare which pays Shop Friday Night and Saturday for the long weekoid. We the two governments are for doctor coats. It was e3q>ected. warded through the Australian Stocks H it are open tonight tlU nine and Saturday from eight a.m. tlU The government contributes an Embassy in the Cambodian cap 6:60 p.m. Last Friday and Saturday were Just about the equal monthly amount. ital. busiest days we ever experienced at Pinehurst . and we Hutton’s group has urged Oon- Sihanouk opened the way for 2nd H igh 9 expect a very busy Saturday. We will be ready for your holi gress to set limits’ on doctors’ a potential new approach to set day food needs at 8 A.M. Sat. w l^ extra supplies of Seal test fees under medicare. But he tle the long-festering Cambo Egg Nog, Heavy and Light Cream . Planters Salted Nuts RCA Victor COIOR TV ■aid In an Interview It hasn’t dian sanctuary Issue in ari inter In V olum e been done because “ the medical view published in the Washing of all kinds . By JACK LEFLEB profassion has an enormous po ton Post Friday. litical influence and Congress la The Cambodian leader said AP Buslnesa Writer Pepp«rfdg* Form and Arnold's Rolls Portable # Table Models afraid because it needs them his small military forces could NEW YORK (AP)—The stock Oscar Mayor Tiny Cocktail Franks (doctor*) to run this.” not prevent limited intrusions market enjoyed a traditional Comment from the American Jumbo Shrimp in 1 ond 3>lb. bags... .lb. $2.50 by North Vietnamese or Viet yearend raUy this week and on Consoles 0 Consolettes Madioal AssociatKm on the new Itdiablted regions” of Cambodia the final trading day o f 1967 Cocktail Souco.. .Horsorodish rates was not immediately or American combat with the the New York Stock Exchange Combinations In Any Styles avaUable. Reds there. He said Cambodia rang up its second highest vol Critlca ot medicare say it has would protest but would not in ume in history. PinehuiBt. Famous For Fresher Ground Meats a buUt-ln tendency toward high (AP Ffiototax) tervene militarily it American The advance got under way er coats because doctors are naoTANou LAm trooi>e entered such regions In Tuesday, the first trading day free to charge “reasonble and pursuit of (fommunlst forces. after Christmas, and carried customary" rates. President Johnson, Dr. Barnard Talk He proposed an immediate through briskly except for a Administration officials say LBJ holds his grandson as they meet with Dr. Christian Barnard the South AfritMUi heart transplant surgeon today at the LBJ Ranch. beefing up of the three-nation slowdown Thursday. C « | j OR they have no plans to Mk tor International Control Oommts- Brokers attributed the confl- While Ude sale Is on ground meata. It’# a good lAme to fUI any form of fee-setting o r lim i slon (ICC) to Improve Its poUc- dence of Investors to favorable your freecer... tation on fees. Ing of Cambodia’s borders. business statistics and economic An administration source said And, mentioning Senate Ma forecasts issued recenUy. one reason It Is not now consid U.S. CHOICE Cease-Fire Extended by South Viet jority Leader Mansfield by During this week it was an ering fee sch^ules is that doc name, he said he would gladly nounced that the auto industry tor’s fees are not isxpccted to receive a Johnson emissary to has scheduled record car pro rise even as fast as the cost of dlscusa reconciliation with the duction for January, and Beore- Ground Chuok living next year. United States. And, he noted, some AMA and 3 in 1 Blend Bitter Battle Goes on Past Truce U.S. officials diowed more (Bee Page Five) leaders recently expressed con Marines ran Into about 800 Of several thousand men—ran Into In 10 Lb. Lots • SAIGON (AP) — Bitter worid, but Informed sources in ners shot down a Navy Fr Phan cern about the Increase in doc the North Vietnamese on the heavy Oommuntst resistance marshland fighting that has dicated It was also in response tom Jet ecMt of Haipltong Fri- In smaller lo t s ...................lb. tors, fees. border of ’Thus Thien and The U.S. Command reported ( klUed 70 U.S. Marines and to a request from Washington. ylay, but both crewmen bailed “They know there’s a lot of Quang Nam provinces and were the Marines lost 19 dead and 28 pressiu*’’ tor a fee schedule, he wounded 128 w ore on paM the The Marine camialUes were out over the Tonkin Gulf and pinned down. wounded. The enemy casualties said. start of the Viet Cong’s \udlater- announced today in Mayed were rescued. Vincent Massey Dies, ’The focus of the ground war When the battle smoke subald- were listed ae 88 dead plue 80 Hutton and others have al New Year’s truce today. U.S. Command reports that toM was along the South China Sea ed Friday there were 27 enemy more believed killed by artil argued that rates should be South Vietnam aimounoed it of grim new battles in South coast below the demilitarised known l^ed against the Ma- lery . fixed—-the way they are, for ex would extend to 86 hours the Vietnam’s three northernmost aciM, where heavy dashes have rine’s 48 dead and 41 wounded. Several thousand Ifarifiea and Ex-Canada Governor ample, under the Blue Shield day-long oease-flre the aHies provinces and massive air iVw only 95c lb.