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THE FINEST GRILL WORK Starts with Savings at PINEHURST / i l WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 1970 PAGE THIRTY^IX iKattrJf^atpr Ett^ntng l^waUi Most Manchester Stores Open Tonight Until 9 OUlock First-Church of Christ, Scien­ About Town tist, will have its midweek tes^ Fernon tlmony meeting tonight at 8 at Avenge Daily Net Press Run TheWeather lOchael 8. Mclnemey, son of the church, 447 N. Main St. The Mr. and ipchael J. Me- For llie tVeek IM ed iXra. meeting is open to the public. Callahan Scattered showers, thunder­ Itasmey of 180 Henry St„ has Jane 37, I960 storms this evening. Clearing, been named to the dean’s list Members of -South United Meth­ less humid tonight, the low in for the second semester at PMC T o Resign odist Church will have a fair iianrI|Tj0tpr iEupmttg the 60s. Friday, sunny and Colleges in Chester, Pa. 15,610 ‘worship tonight storiing at 7:30 pleasant. in Cooper Hall of the church. Town Board Manchester— A City of Village Charm James O. Tatro, 200 Redwood ’Those planning to attend are Republican Arthur Callahan, Rd. attended a recent three-day reminded to bring scissors. who. has been a member of the (ClMsUIed Adverttsing on Page 31) Urban , Simulation Seminar at VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 243 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1970 PRICE TEN CENTS Board of Representatives since Ai^Ued Simulations Interna­ tional in Washington, D. C. Starting tomorrow, new stu­ last November, has resigned IXtro, the director of Division dents entering Manchester High from the board, He has taken /'Good health and physical fitness of SMial Science and Public School may register at the a new job in Erie, Pa. Service at Manchester Commu­ school on '^esdays and Thurs­ - Callahan has been serving as Ex-Official W itness Ties nity College, is attending a pro­ days between 8:30 and 11 a.m. chief buyer in the Pratt and are the logical and necessary Bridgeport gram at American University and 1 and 2:30 p.m. They must Whitney purchasing depart­ Terror Bombings ment. He will assume his new designed for teachers of urban present a year-end report card Linked To ^ studies. Hia participation in the or have transcript-forwarded to position on Aug. 3. He said the starting points for Jailhreaker McLucas T o workshop was in conjunction the high school prior to regis­ name of the Erie firm will be released later. wlUi the American University tration. New students entering Arthur Callahan excellence in all things." Oil Deal Slain Panther Quadruple in NYC program. Grades 11 and 12 wili be tested Besides serving on the Board Captured at the school on Tuesday, Sept. of Representatives, Callahan vacancy since the November has also been active on other By BERNARD D. NOSSITER By DAN HALL WASHINGTON (AP)—New York city’s top police­ Visiting American Field Serv­ 8, at 1 p.m. elections. The nominating com­ HOWELL TOWNSHIP, N.J. town boards. He was a member 1110 Washington Post Associated Press Writer ice exchange students will tour mittee of the Republican Town (AP) — State Police and man said today the wave of bombings in his city has of the Board of Education for grown to the extent that his force can no longer guar­ Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Fri­ ’The VFW Auxiliary will spon­ Committee has been asked to WASHING’TON — Just before FBI patrols have arrested NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP)— six years and served a term as he became treasury secretary day morning, not in the after­ sor a picnic tomorrow for pa­ propose a name to succeed him two men in connection with a The prosecutor continued to antee the safety of persons visiting police precincts or chairman. He is a past member in 1957 and a central figure in noon as carried in Monday’s tients at the Rocky Hill Veter­ on the board, which is made up three-man bank holdup that question a young woman wit­ headquarters. Herald story. of the Board of Education for of eight Republicans and four policy-making to protect oil netted $229,000 Wednesday. Commissioner Howard R. repressive “ they could end up ans Hospital. Those planning to six years and served a term as ness Thursday after she was the Democrats. prices, Robert B. Anderson com­ The two men were both Leary told the Senate investlga- by destroying the freedoms we attend \^11 meet at the Post chairman. He is a past mem­ first to connect Black Panther pleted a deal with some oil men wanted on murder warrants Uons subcommittee that tihTor are trying to preserve." A reading hour for children Home no later than B;16 p.m. ber of the regional board of Party member Lonnie McLucas designed to pay him nearly $1 in New Haven, Conn., and bombings have increased by Javits said the current rash of nine years old and up will be Manchester Community Col­ Old Spyglase with a Panther member who million. Of this amount, 3270,- several other charges. nearly four times in the past bombings may well subside with held tomorrow afternoon from Mrs. Jane Fortin and Mrs. lege. DENVER, Colo. (AP) — An was shot to death last year. 000 was scheduled to be paid The men were arrested five years over the prerious the end of the Vietnam war, 3:1S to 4 in the Junior Room of Mary LeDuc, members of the old English brass spyglass be­ McLucas is on trial on a charge Callahan has also been active during his term in office. His separately Wednesday in similar period. adding, “ All too often we have Mary Cheney Library. Veterans of Foreign War Ladles lieved carried by Capt. William of kidnaping resulting in death. in sports, having served as chances of receiving $450,000 of wooded areas of Howell And, he said, a big increase in adopted laws that were right Auxiliary, will leave Bradley Clark on the Lewis and Clark Testimony moved into the .oach of the American Legion the rest depended in part on the Township. Police said $188,- detonations of high explosive and proper at the Ume but have A Vesper Service with H^y International Airport tomorrow Expedition to the Northwest in price of oil. third day today as State’s Atty. Baseball team and the Babe 000 of the stolen money was bombs and incendiary devices Oonununion will be held tonight to attend a three-day conference 1804-06 has been given to the Arnold Markle and Miss Loret­ Ruth League. - One account of the transaction recovered. has come in the past 18 months, (See Page Ten) at 7:30 at Zion Evangelical Lu­ on national VFW program in Callahan’s departure from the Denver Museum of Natural His­ ta Luckes went through the says the deal was initiated to State police arrested John Including the bomb that theran Church. Kansas City, Mo. board will create the first tory. We didn't say that. events of May 20, 1969, at the enable Anderson to replace Vice Reed of New Haven shortly wrecked part of New York’s po­ Panther Party headquarters in President Richard M. Nixon, on before midnight. They said lice headquarters. The President's New Haven. the 1956 Republican ticket. he had escaped in April And Hart T. Mankin, counsel Council on Physical Today, Anderson says the ar­ from a Bridgeport, Conn., She reiterated today her testi­ for the government’s General No Discipline rangement was an “ ordinary, jail while awaiting sentenc­ mony of Wednesday that Mc­ Services Administration, testi­ Fitness did. But we normal affalr,>one in which he ing on a bank robbery Lucas left the building with the fied arson and bombings of fed­ sold an interest in some leases charge and was wanted for slaying victim—Alex Rackley of eral buildings have jumped 170 Planned For couldn't agree more! he says he received in return investigation of a New Hav­ New York City—and two other per cent in the year that ended THE FINEST GRILL WORK for finding a driller to explore men who have pleaded guilty June 30 over the previous year; en murder shortly after the for oil. He declines to say wheth­ escape. to murder in the Rackley case.' that bomb threats went up by IRS Agents er he was being considered for Arrested about 30 minutes The other two men returned 760 per cent, and that damage the vice presidency in 1956. after the midday robbery later the same day and Mc­ to GSA property soared 7150 per WASHINGTON (AP) — The Anderson didn't have to look was Thomas Viola, 33, of Lucas returned to the Panther cent; from $10,445 In fiscal 1969 Treasury Department’s enforce­ Starts With Savings far for a driller. He found Sid to $728,219 in fiscal 1970. Toms River. headquarters even later she ment chief says no discipline la W. Richardson and was reward­ said. Leary, flanked by his chief of planned for agents who sought ed with a share in the oil rights Police said Viola also was wanted in Connecticut in Rackley, 24, was shot in the detecUves, in a hearing room to compel librarians in several that experts say was extraordi­ head and chest and his body guarded by Capitol police cities to give them unlimited ac­ narily generous. Richardson was connection with the same murder charges. was found the following day in presided over a presentation of cess to files to IdenUfy readers at PINEHURST the late and fabulously wealthy prototype bombs, bomb dia­ a river in the rural town of of books on explosives and “ mil­ Texas oil operator.
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