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Caldor Cobras ,n '■ r ■ V' ! /'■'Ar-w '■ V ; V' ■ . ■' '• // ^ y . ■ . ‘ \ ■ \ A V' ■ A \ ■■ A■ - '• ■ ■ \ ■\ . \ '> \ X V ,\..V \ V- AAy^ V ■ • \ '■ ■ \ \. MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 1970 PAGE TWENTY , A venge Daily Net Preoa Run / J > vA V • iMatirlj^atpr iEuputitj ?|pralii ^ \ ' The Weather _ ^ v . \For .The Week Endna ^ Deoetnber M, 1B69 MoncheiSter Adult Eyenlng The WC-rU meeting scheduled The '^lahChester Area Alum­ Olcar and very cold torUght Al)out Town School whiter term Classes will for 10:30 a.m. tomorrow at nae Club of PI Beta Phi, mem­ with lows ranglttg fix>m B above .start tonilght. There are stlU Soutji United Methodist Church ber of the National PanhellCnlC 15,880 to 10 below zero In normally - Sign-ups for the Y-.Teen Ski openings In reading Improve­ has' been postponed until next Congress, will meet tonight at Colder ureas. Toinorrow mostly Manclwater— A City of Village Charm imivny — high in 20s. Club trip to the Berkshire Snow ment, algebra, beginning typ­ Tue.sday at the same time be- 7:30 at the h<Mne of Mrs. Joan / Abbott, 56 Thayer Rd. A Na» Basin this Saturday will be held ing, office machlrtea, flro teCh- Cau.se Miss Mildred Hooper of ADRIAN'S VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 87 (SIXTEEN PAGES) Thursday from 7 to 8 p.m. at no'ogv, tailoring, 'astronomy- Kensington, the group’s presi­ tlonal Ceographlc film on Eu­ MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1970 (CUuwlfled AdvertUilng on Page IS) PRICE TEN CENTS the Community Y on N. Main geology, Creative wrCtlng, • and dent, is reCovering from In­ rope will be shown. GET ACQUAINTED SPECIAL St. Glrlfi, Interested In joining data proCessing. Students may juries sustained reCently in an the club are requested to ob­ register tn the ManChester High automobile aCCident. St. Ellznibeth's Mothers CirCle M : tain' mem'oershlp at the office School office prior to classes. will meet Wednesday atl 8:16 with Miss Barbara H^—\ any day from 9 a m. to 3 p.m. St. Margaret's Circle, Daugh­ p.m. at the home of Mrs. Wil­ Re[K>rt Says Cut Your Taxes before the Tluirsday sign-up. Sunset RCbekah Lodge In­ ters of Isabella, will meet to­ liam Gallo, 242 SummluSt. Mrs. / , stallation of offiCers tomorrow Permanent Wave *9.50 You may have to use sev­ morrow at 7:30 p.m. at the KofC Michael Massaro Is co-hostess. eral inCome tax forms this U.S. Plans to Aid at 8 p.m. tn Odd Fellows Hall Home. News Media The Phebe CirCle of Emanu­ will be open to the public. year. Learn about them in el Lutheran ChurCh will meet The evangelism Committee of Shampoo, Set *3.00 on artiCle today on page 2. Emanuel Lutheran ChurCh will tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. The Rev. Memorial Temple, Pythian Friendship Circle. Salvation Aids ViolenCe It is the seCond In a se­ Army, will meet tonight at 7 ;30 meet tomorrow at 7;30 p.m. at ries of fourteen artiCles Coll­ V C. Henry Anderaofi, pa.stor, will Slstera, will meet tomorrow at the chxirch. Haircut *2.50 Continue the disCussion on the 7 p.m. In Odd Fellows Hall. Af­ at the ChurCh to go to Mrs. WASHINGTON (AP) — A ed *001 Yoiir Own Taxes,’ Biafran Refugees Robert Lyons’ home at 88 Good­ Manifesto. Hostesses are. Mrs. ter the meeting there will be a 34 OAK 8T. study prepared for the National appearing diolly In The Edward Werner, Mrs. Harry win St. to help her Celebrate The ways and means Commit­ MANCIIEISTER Herald. joint Installation with Linne and TEL 643-6266 Violence Commission contends LAGOS lAiP) — Ntgeria’s established to Care for the mil- . and. shoot only if they en­ BuCkminster and Miiss Mabd Memorial Lodges, Knights of her birt.hday. Hostesses will be tee of Center Oongregotlonal Mrs. Frank DunCan and Mrs._ Church will meet tomorrow at the news media Contributes to chief of state, Maj. Gen. Yaku- Uoris of refugees expeCted to Counter resistanCe.” (lintaf A. Anderson MrsL (iustaf A. Anderson OLson. Pythias. Gowon said he aCCepted In Russell Clough. , 7;30 p.m. in the ChurCh office. violence In AmeriCa by failing bu Oowon, aCCepted Blafhi's' pour out of the bush. surrender at midnight Monday, good faith the deClaration by to report thoroughly on the so- Gowon made his announCe­ Head Chapman C<mrt of Amaranth Tax Block promised a general amnesty ment in a 10-minute broadCast Biafran Maj. Oen.' Philip Ef- edal problenj^^Bt lead to Con- and Called for talks to work out after the Biafran Command Ca­ fiong that the vanquished seCes­ Mr. and Mrs. Guatai A. Ap* marshal in Cast; Mrs. Hoi'riC't fFontations. terms. pitulated earlier In the day. He sionists would make peaCe (h deiwii of 710 W. Middle Tpke. Case, marshal in west. "Too many news organiza­ European and American relief aCCord with the Organization of Would Close asked the Biafran leaders to African UiUty’s resolution stipu­ Also, Mrs. Elizabeth Heavi­ plans lo aid an estimated four send delegates to field head­ were in.stalled us royal patnai sides, sliuidard bearer; Mrs. SensaKonal Store-Wide tions fear soCial ideas and social lating a united Nigeria. million hungry Ibos and other and royal Jiiatron, respeCtively, aCtion,’’ the Commission’s task quarters to work out terms to The resolution was adopted In Sevenutce, historian; Mi-s. Mil­ Few Schools tribesmen in the vanquished end the 2H-year-old civil war. Af Chapman Court, Order of dred Morrison, prelate; Albert forCe on mass media and vio­ state awaited approval by the Ethiopia by a 41-natlon summit Amjiranth, Saturday night in Heavisides, past royal patron, He pledged- that "adequate of the OAU. It appealed to both lenCe concluded In a study pa­ ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) — Pri­ Nigerians. A top Nigerian offi­ Cam will be given to all Civil­ semi-public Ceremonies at the musician; Mrs. Lida Rlclunond, C a ld o r per. vate school officials say derUal cial said the government has ail sides in^he civil war to "agree ians" and said army units will Ma.sonlC Temple. Tliey .suCCeed truth; 'Mrs. Mabel Trotter, to preserve, In the overriding in­ fnitli; Mrs. Maybeh Dowd, pa-st “As a result, they stimulate, of inCome tax benefits to their the food needed, the problem Is be aCCompanied by poliCe "to Mr. luxl Mrs. Albion SeveranCe. dissatisfy, and arouse anxiety donors would be a blow—but not getting it to the hungry. terests of AfriCa” the unity of Members of the in-stalling royal matn>n, wisdom; Mrs. establish effeCtive federal pres­ Nigeria, aCCept a Cease-fire and Minnie Bliven, Charity; Mrs. ,v..' '.V only to fall silent or limit them­ a fatal one—to the hundreds of Reception Centers were being enCe . They will take ail Care •suite were Raymond Greene, selves to irrelevant Cliches suCh institutions mushrooming begin peaCe talks. pjist grand i'o>i;il patron, instal­ Mary Levitt, warder; Charles Efflong, 45, took over Sunday Liimbert, sentinel; Mrs. Mary when thoughtful solutions are aCross the South to avoid inte­ ling officer; Mrs. SeveranCe, reijuired.” gration. night after the Biafran Chief of marshal; Mrs. Wilber Little, Frazier and Mrs. Little, flower girls. The task forCe report is a 613- In a random poll by The Asso­ state, Gen. C. Odumegwu Ojuk- past royal matron, .seCretary; page book prepared under the Ciated Press, they ConCeded wu, left the Country on one of Mlr.s. Evelyn Taylor, past grand Members of the Coronating suite were Mrs. Marjorie Mor­ direcj;ion of a former JustiCe they would be hurt finanCially the last flights out. A Red Cross royal matron, organist; and Department attorney, Robert K. by the tax poliCy shift suggested worker said Ojukwu flew to Li­ Mrs. Elizabeth Lambert, past rison, past grand royal matron, Foe Strengthening Coronating matron; Mrs, Em­ Baker, and a Seattle sociologist. by Robert H. PinCh, seCretary breville, Gabon. royal matron, soloist. Ojukwu wtU3 expeCted to ar­ Otliers Installed are Miss my lirweider, past royal Dr. Sandra J. Ball. The study of health, eduCation and wel­ matron, Coronating marshal; C ardig ullover report does not Carry the en­ fare. ~ rive today in Lusaka, the Capi­ Mary Ann Miller, assoCiate ma­ C .h a rfiP tal of Zambia, and the Zambian 3 tron; Neal Miller, assoCiate p;i- Mrs. Anna CroCker, past royal dorsement of the full Commis­ But most said the bulk of their Defenses in Laos 2 it ! sion. government said it would grant support Came from tuition, not tron; Mrs. Anna CroCker, past matron, crown bearer; and Wil­ SAIGON (AP) — Official the wealthiest and most popu­ liam Morrison, past royal pa­ The 13-member commissiofi wealthy donors, and none felt him asyliun. But it added that It royal matron, treasurer; Mass sourCes reported today that the lous area in the Country, "the preferred that he fly "as aoon Muriel Lambert, seCretary; tron, .sword bearer. Itself, headed by Milton S. Ei­ their schools would be closed North Vietnamese arC strength­ senhower, disbanded Dec. 10 down by suCh tax action. enemy threat has inCreasiHl sig­ tui possible” to Euirope for seCu­ Miss Gail Owens, ConduCtress; Guards were Donald Camp­ Our Reg. 3.97-'^.47 % \ ening their antiairCraft defenses nifiCantly sinCe last May be­ Miss Lorraine Hovey, assoCiate bell, Charles Lambert, George V after 18 months of investigating Private aCademies have been rity reasons. Zambia is one of In Laos to proteCt infiltration Cause of the influx of organized the four African Countries that ConduCtress; Albion SeveranCe, Strlmaitis, Robert Bantly and and reporting on violence in the flourishing, prinCipally in the routes and continuing a rapid Washable Orion's United States.
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