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West Berliners East Red on Refugees ■/ • S.. AvtraKe Daily Net Press Run For tha Week Ended The Weather June S, 1961 ForeoMt of D. S. WestMr BurMB 13,330 Clear and cool again tonlglit, Member of the Audit L.OW 48-St. MoaUy fair and a little BureMi of OIroulatloB warmer Tneaday. High ai:oand 80. Manchester-^A City of Village Charm VOL. LXXX, NO. 267 (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTEiC CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 14, 1961 (Claseltled Advertising on Page 12) PRICE FIVE CENTS Rusk Asserts Crisis State News Makes Urgent New Roundup West Berliners Five in S t a t e Disarmament Effort ^ Die ill Traffic Geneva, Aug. 14 </P)—Rus-f Rusk urged' passage of aif^ ad­ Over Weekend ministration proposal to create a East Red on Refugees sia’s Semyon K. vTsarapkin U.S. disarmament agency. said today the planned west­ BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS "It is quite appropriate.” he Three women were fatally- ern make-or-break bid to re­ said, "to establish this new dis­ vive the deadlocked nuclear armament agency at a time when injured when they were test ban talks probably is the tension which has arisen as struck by a car while crossing doomed to failure. a result of Soviet threats to our the street in Ansonia last right of access to Berlin has re­ night. Two other persona lost Demonstrators Seek Tsarapkin commented on sulted in our taking steps to pre­ the announced return to serve these rights. Indeed, the their lives in traffic mishaps Geneva next week of Chief Berlin crisis brings into sharp in Connecticut over the week­ Delegates Arthur H. Dean of focus the need for this agency and end and in West Haven an More Than Protests the urgency of this task.” 18-year-old youth drowned. the United States and David ■While speaking of disarmament The victims of the An.sonia ac­ Ormsby-Gore of Britain. as a goal which may reasonably cident were Mrs. Bertha Myron of • I-4>ndon, Aug. 14r(/P)—Moscow Radio said today the Ber­ be sought. Rusk noted that "even 94 Grove St., An.sonla, Mr.s. Anna lin border shutdown was aimed at con.solidating peace in Eu­ Washington, Aug. 14 (/P)— now, a practical and reasonable Nikita, 77, of .38 Oak Ave., Shel­ treaty for the suspension of nu­ ton, and Mr.s. Tessy Batza, of 43 rope and asked why the West has “rai.sed a hullabaloo.” Secretary of State Dean Rusk clear testing has been summarily Avon Si., Ansonia. said today that while the Ber­ rejected by the Soviet Union." Police said the women had just Paris, Auff. 14 (A>)—Members of the Noi;th Atlantic Treaty lin crisis may make disarma­ And he spoke in somber tones stepped off a bus on Clifton Av­ Organization (N.\TO) toda.v railed the East (Jerman move ment seem ‘a distant goal” it of "the lowering clouds" over enue across from SS P eter and .sealing off East Berlin an illegal act. also points up the ^rgent Berlin. Paul Church when they were Sen. Stuart Symington, D-Mo., struck by a car driven by Oscar need to push ahead in this asked Rusk if Soviet Premier Ballinger, 29, of 529 Francis St., Bonn, Germany, Aug. 14 (/P)—West Germany said tonight field. Nikita Khrushchev has been sin Ansonia. countermeasures the West will take against .Communist Testifying before me Senate For­ cere in calling repeatedly for total Mrs. Myron was dead on ar­ clcNsing of the border in divided Berlin will con.stst of “more eign Relations Committee Rusk and complete disarmament. rival at Griffin Ho.spital in Derby. than just written protest.” said wise policy demands that the Ru.sk replied that if Khru.shchev Mrs. Nikita and Mrs. Batza died nation "make strong, patient and could move promptly toward that shortly after. A foreign office spokesman refitsed to divulge details but sincere efforts" to promote dis­ goal and still retain the Com­ Police .said Ballinger went into .said'the countermeasures will meet the Communist action on armament even as it Increases its munist system 's "other In.stru- •shock after the accident and was the same level. military might to meet the new unable to tell them what had crisis. (Continued on Page Nine) happened. , By GEORGE BOULTWOOD In Roxbury, a 19-year-old sailor Berlin, Aug. 14 </P)—West Berliners clashed toda.v with was killed and his two com­ Communist East German forces at the Brandenburg Gate, a Mayor of The Vatican panions Injured when their car went off the road and rammed symbol of this city’s division, in an angry challenge to the two tree.s on Route 67. Red orders that clamped off the flow of refugees. State Police .said the .sailor, A few stones were thrown at the Communist police and Richard Angiello, 296 Atwood troops. West Berlin police said, and the Communists replied Cardinal Cicognani Ave., Waterbury, was apparently driving the car when it failed to with three teai'-gas bombs. Witnesses reported a contrary make a curve. wind carried the gas fumes back toward the Communists. The East German government'* . His companion James Costello, An East German couple walks away from barbed wire marking the border between East and West 18, Fairview Ave., Wblcott, was closed the gate, the'' chief crossing Berlin today after heavily armed soldiers of the East German Army refused to allow them to point between East and West Ber­ Appointed by Pope admitted to Milford Hospital with cro.ss into West Berlin. (AP Photofax via radio from Berlin). a concussion and other head in­ lin, and severed phone connections Kennedy Calls juries. His condition was described with the West. Vatican City, Aug. 14 —Pope as fair. Communist factory militiamen John XXIII today named Amletd in olive drab uniforms stood be­ Top Aides on Giovanni Cardinal Qicognanl, who The third youth, Ranceford By­ hind each of the gate’s five for 2S years was the apostolic dele­ ers, 20. of 6 Woodmont Ave., Wol­ archways, with rifles held across gate to the United States, to be his cott, was treated for minor injur­ their chests. Personnel carriers ies and released. Berlin Crisis nefw secretary of state. with steel-helmeted troops of the Cardinal Cicognani succeeds On Saturday. Mrs. Sylvia Pot­ East German People's Army and Washingiton, Aug. 14 ( .^ —Presi­ Domenico Cardinal Tardinl, who ter, 67, of the N orthville D istrict powerful riot hose wagons were of New Milford, waa killed when dent Kennedy called in Secretary died suddenly on July 30. drawn up behind them. The new Vatican secretary of her car went off Dorwin Road and of State Dean Rusk today for a I struck a bam. ■ ’ About 120 militiam en arm ed sta te Is 78. He w as bom Feb. 24, with submachine guns formed a conference on the mounting crisis 1883, a t Brisighella, near Faneza, The barn, which i.s on Slsky over Berlin—presumably to discuss in Northern Italy. ' semicircle at the gate. Inside the Farm, is eight feet from the road semicircle were five East German counter measures the western pow­ H e served for 23 years in the on a sharp;do>nrnhill curve. ers may take against the Commu­ Vatican Curia before going to soldiers. In West Haven yesterday, The throng on the West Berlin nist ban on the flight of refugees Washington for his long assign­ A aron Lewis Jr., 18, of 265 Ash- from Red rule into West Berlin. ment there. side had grown from perhaps a mun .St., New Haven, drowned in hundred to 3,000 by midaftemoon. In another development Assist­ Cardinal Cicognani was . also the lagoon off Marginal Drive. ant Secretarj’ of State' Foy D. named president of the Cardinal West Berlin police took a hand' I^ewis, who was sw im m ing w ith Kohler arranjged a meeting with Commission for Government of then to move back the crowd, aay- the ambassadors of Britain, France th e S tate of V atican (Tity, in ef­ a friend, failed to surface after ing the situation had become too making several dives. His body tense. and West Germany for mid-after­ fect the mayor of the 108-acre noon to discuss actions the West city-state. In this office he suc­ was recovered with grappling But even as a police cordon may take beyond the lodging of a ceeds Nicola Cardinal Canall, who hooks in about eight feet of water. shoved the watchers westward, formal protest with the Soviet died Aug. 3. The lagoon, which is owned by other West Berlinens streamed in commander in East Berlin. Pope John also named Cardinal from the downtown area and com­ The range of actions, diplomats Cicognani president of the Cardi­ (Continued on Page Two) plicated the task. said, includes a po.ssible retaliato- nal Commission for Administration A U.S, Army helicopter hover­ ed over the scene. of the Goods of the Holy Sec. (Contiimed On Page Seven) Pope John also announced these The Communist Interior Minis­ other appointments to high Vati­ Stratford Firm try warned that the East German can office: forces have been ordered to take A rcadio Cardinal Larraona, CARDINAL CICOGNANI Immedfate counter measures Spanish member of the Vatican Gets Work on aaginst interference by “consci­ 'Curia, to be archpriest of St. enceless elements" and demanded Bulletins Peter’s Basilica an office that was of Cardinals, to be grand master that West Berliners stay at least held by Cardinal Tardini. of the Holy Sepulcher. Tlying’ Boats 100 m eters (330 feet) from them. Ciilled from'AP Wires Gustavo Cardinal Testa.
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