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L X X X IX , NO. 138 MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1970 (Oleaaifled AdvertMag on nige XI) PRICE TEN CENTS erts, 318 Blue Ridge Dr., instead The executive board of the (TWENTY.POUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) ford extinguished a series of A Penn Central spokesman of at the home of Mrs. Clifford Manchester Junior Women’s small g^rass fires along the rail­ Benson on McKee St., as was re­ Club will meet tonight at 8 at said this morning that there road tracks all the way from ported- in lest night's Herald. the home of Mrs. Stephen Har­ could be many causes for the vey, 298 Redwood Rd. Co-host­ East Hartford to behind ttfe fires. He said sparks could be esses ere Mrs. Donald Wolff and Agway store on Tolland Tpke. produced by the friction of the Explosions, The sunset Club will meet to­ Mrs. Philip Pineo. yesterday. wheels against the sand on the Day of Days? Mansfield: Insure morrow at 3 p.m. at the Senior The call was received at the rails or there cquld be carbon By M » , B . COHEN Citisens Center. After the meet­ Town Fire Department at 12:85 In the engine. explained that The study and discussion Bomb Scares ' You say you woke up this ing, there will be a card party. p.m., and a total of six engines, sand is put cn the rails to give m orning and wondered Vote to 18-Year-Olds group of North United Method­ two from East Hartford and better traction. wholt’e wrong, ’couee your ist Church will meet tonight at WASHINGTON (AP) — Democratic Leader Mike The diaconate of TVinlty Cove­ 7 at the church. The Co-ed Rock Nation aitUtude woe different and nant Church will conduct a serv­ you didn’t hear a song? , 1 Mansfield of Montana said today he hoped the Senate Christian Growth Group will would follow up its 18-year-K)kl amendment to votlnR ice tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. at meet at 8:30 at the church. By ’n iE AgBOCIATED -PRERtf That your eggs were cold and the coffee was hitter, the the Meadows Convalescent ExpIoBioliB occurred in rights legislation with a constitutional amendment to Home. kids were noldy and were in­ Pittsburgh, Pa-, and Wash­ lower the voting age. The Stein Club and the Steln- S/. Patrick's Day clined to tttterd He said he expects there will The Christian Education Com­ ettes will sponsor a Seafood ington, D.C., seven gasoline Your car was eiugglah and be some difficulty In getting the mittee of Emanuel laitheran Night tomorrow from 6 to 10 Special bombs went off in a jam­ the traffic heavy, and your House to accept the legislative Connecticut Church will meet tonight at p.m. at the VFW Post Home. med New York high school desk stocked wUh work you amendment adopted by the Sen- 7:80 in the board room of the The event is open to the public. and suspicious fires bi^ke didn’t aawy? , Ste yesterday, 64-17, to lower Your sandwich for Itmch church. The property commit­ the voting age to 18 in all elec­ Votes Nov. 3 ON SALE out in two Appleton, Wis., was mashed and was soggy, tee will meet at 8 In the music Members of the VFW Auxil­ THROUGH WEEKEND tions. schools today and a wave and your trip back home was room. iary planning to march in the PLUS MON. and TUES. In view of this, the Montanan of telephony bomb threats in air that was foggy? DeMolay parade Saturday will said It would be advisable for On Voter Age meet at 1:30 p.m. in front of OUR OWN CURE U. S. CHOICE continued. Your supper wasn’t ready The - board of missions and Thousands of workers and stu­ and the TV not working? the Senate to approve a consti­ Keith’s Furniture Store. Whatever final action is tak­ stewardship of Community Bap­ CORNED BEEF BRISKET dents were evacuated as -the W ^ , relax, deer frtend, for tutional amendment also "Just tist Church will meet tonight at scares occurred in public build­ tomorrow you’ll be smirking. to be sure” the franchise is ex­ en in Congress for lowering the 7:30 in the church Youth Build­ The Ladies Aid Society of4he HEAD CUT lb. 69c ings, offices of major corpora­ Today’s a Friday, the tended to some 11 million young national voting age to 18, Con­ ing. Lutheran Women’s Missionary tions, high schools and coUeges thirteenth — we’ve had it people. “ I don't know what the House necticut voters, on Nov. 3, wlU League of Zion Evangelical Lu­ FLAT CUT lb. 99c but In most cases aear^eg before. And in Just eight will do,” he said, "but the Sen be able to make their own de- Cpl. Donald Olsdiefskle was theran Cihuioh, has chosen Mrs. 'B O R S r turned up no bombs. months, we’ll have It <moe L y ate has lived up to Us responsl- dgion on the proposal. Insofar promoted to his present rank on Ernest .-Ruebin and Mrs. Carl Free Head Of Cabbage New York City alone reported more. March 1 while assigned to Walters as delegates and Mrs. WITH EVERY PURCHASE OF CORNED BEEF 336 bomb scares between mid­ ” ^ ‘ as thU state Is concerned. On Headquarters Battery, Commun­ Raymond Dey as edtemate to a night Wednesday and 11 a.m .to­ chairman of a Senate Judiciary that date, they will vote tor ications Platoon, 1st Bn., 11th three-day convention of the At­ day—a rate of almost 10 threats Marines in Da Nang, Vietnam. lantic District of the Lutheran HIGHLAND PARK MARKET subcommitte on constitutional or against a proposed state an hour. amendments, said he intends to constitutional amendment, to He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Women’s Missionary League 317 Higlitand S t, Manchester — Phone 646-4277 Green Berets Edward Olschefskle of 81 Flower starting tomorrow at the Lau­ Among the buildings searched press ahead with efforts to get provide for the new, yoting-age at. rels Hotel, Monticello. N. Y. for tembs were a CincinnaU an 18-year-old vote amendment minimum. telephone office; General Elec­ Lead Attack approved. The Connecticut amendment, tric Co.'s headquarters In New A constitutional amendment 1( It passes, will be effective York and a GE plant In Ne­ r m tion. Workefs and students are against the pres­ requires approval by a two- the day the governor proclaims Cambodian youths hold signs reflecting9 their dis­ wark, N.J.; Newark’s state of­ ence of Cong in Cambodia. (AP Photofax) thirds majority in the Senate it law. It would permit all who fice building; Essex County On Hospital like for the Viet Cong during a massive demonstrar and the House and ratification are 18 years of age or older to (N.J.) College; and the federal vote in all elections —local, SAIGON (AP) —Government by three-fourths of the states. courthouse in Brooklyn. state and national. mercenaries led by U.S. Green At New York’s George Wash­ In Manchester, the voting-age Do If Yourself or Let Us D6 If Pw You ington High School about 4,600 Berets attacked a Viet Cong Possibility Looms of Cambodia New England change could add as few as < ? |1 2 L O ) 0 pupils were in classes when sev­ jungle hospital, killed 20 guards 2,400 and as many as 8,600 to en gasoline bombs of the “ Molo­ or staff members and captured For Young Vote the voter lists, depending on tov cocktail" variety exploded 10 patients, reliable sources said what available information is WASHINOTON (AP) — AU used as the basis —births re­ •flP'ftftSI' ^ throughout the school. No one today. Asking U. S. to‘ Help Oust Cong New England senators, ex­ was hurt and teachers quickly The attack was made six corded in 1963, in 1962 and in cept for Sen. Thomas J. 1951; or school census figures evacuated their classes. Dam­ miles northwest of the Special On that basis, a clandestine Dodd, DOonn., who was ab­ _ By STANLEY KARNOW right-wing army and civilian in Oombodte as it has been In of 18-year-olds, 19-year -olds, « g j i s » T I MX age was negligible. Forces camp at Tien Phuoc, 40 “ Green Beret” group known as sent, voted Thursday for the The Washington Post elements. Laos by bombing Communlat- and 20-year-olds. Firemen in Appleton were miles south of Da Nang appar­ "Project Omega” set up a amendment to lower the vot­ HONG KONG—President Nix­ Were such a plea made, more- held zones from the air while The Manchester town clerk’s colled to Lawrence University, ently after receiving Intelli­ headquarters near Banmethout, ing age to 18 in all federal, gence reports of the hospital’s on’s efforts to lower the Amer­ over, Presldeirt Nixon VYould be undeatoklng covert special records show about 8,600 blrtlis TEMPLFS where newly named draft direc­ compelled to choose between torcea operations on the ground, in South Vietnam’s central high­ state and local elections.
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