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Takes on New Ardor Dictator of Portugal for 36 WASHINGTON (AP)— Years, Died at His Home in Lis­ the Nixon Administration’S M Bon Today After a Long Ulness Averafre Dally Net Pre^ Rnr For liie Week Bnded The Weather ' /" June 27, MM -Pair, warm, muggy through tomorrow; tonight’s low about 70. Tuesday’s high about 90 in­ 15,610 land. Chance of evening thun­ dershower. Manchester— A City of Village Charm VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 252 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 27, 1970 (Glasrifled Advertising on Fage 17) PRICE TEN CENTS Salazar Dead A t 81 Years 5, 1970 LISBON (AP) —Antonio de Oliveira Salazar,’ premier and Takes On New Ardor dictator of Portugal for 36 WASHINGTON (AP)— years, died at his home In Lis­ The Nixon administration’s M bon today after a long Ulness. bid to halt the arms race < o > He was 81 and Europe’s longest and a U.S. admiraj^’s warn­ ( 0 > surviving government chief In Kickover ing of growing So^®t nar modem times. val power have refueP^d the heated Senate debate over B (G> Ike government secretary of <0 > Opposes [ton. Information said Salazar died at / m the nation’s defense budg­ <0) 9:46 a.m. Among those at his et. (G> The issue presently stems bedside was Dona Maria de Je­ over the $19.2 billion military <G) sus Caetano Preire, his house­ Sub Sale hardware bill that critics claim keeper for the past 40 years. ke Wade” WASHINGTON (AP) — Vice ware bill that critics claim I around President Americo Thomaz, could be cut $6 billion without rtnara, one the admiral Salazar elevated In Adm. Hyman Rlckover said the ihal of Soviet Union may be ahead of damagring naUonal security. 1968, was touring Portuguese I town and the United States in undersea Senate forces defending the cecuted for provinces in Africa and was tr, Rlchanl power and warned a State De­ $19.2 billion procurement bill for Owens, immediately notified of the hardware bill that critics claim Henry partment plan to sell nuclear death. He was expected to re­ ^ Pbototax) submarines to allies could wor­ new .ships, planes, tanks, mis­ foaea (G turn to Lisbon immediately. West German Foreign Minister Walter Scheel, left, sen the balance. siles and the controversial Safe­ B (G Ike bachelor premier suf­ with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko Arab Rift Rlckover asserted the poor se­ guard anti-ballistic missile sys­ BresetsB fered a stroke in September 1963 at Moscow’s Sheremetyevo Airport shortly after curity among European nations tem also may have been handed (G a telling argument by the com­ ■on Reilly, which left him partially para­ the West German diplomat’s arrival. might give the Soviets access to pin and lyzed and forced his retirement. Grows On U.S. propulsion technology, mander in chief of the Soviet He developed a kidney Infection even though the nuclear subs in navy. <G> Bepert 12 days ago, and since then his question are older models. Debate resumed today in the ) condition had steadily wors­ The comments of the admiral, Senate, only a few hours after it - Weather ened. U S. Plan was disclosed the United States - Weather Bonn, Moscow known as father of the nuclear - Weather A bashful dictator, Salazar By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS submarine and a long-time had asked the Soviet Union to (G) loved power but shunned Its Thousands of youths demon­ champion of naval strength, Join in a mutual limit on land [ountle star- trappings. Ruler of the world’s strated in Amman today to pro­ were made in March before the and sea-based strateg^lc nuclear if Canada last great Vlctorian-style over­ Talk of Peace test acceptance by Jordan and Joint Atomic Energy Committee missiles. The proposal would 1 wife with Evelyn seas empire, he lived like an ob­ Egypt of a U.S. plan for peace and released Sunday. limit ABMs to approximately scure clerk, Simpllcltyj frugali­ MOSCOW (AP) — The West Soviet Union. But in an attempt in the Middle East. Syria and Rlckover also said the Soviet the same number now deployed ■B6. Two ty and austerity marked his per­ arotmd Moscow by the Soviet ike their German and Soviet foreig;n min­ to appease the political opposi­ IraQ stepped up attacks on the Union had asked the United u guna to sonal life. plan, indicating a deepening Union. ry beauty, isters began talks in Moscow to­ tion at home, Scheel brought States for one of its most ad­ a Powers, A shy, scholarly economist, he Arab rift on the issue. The Soviet have not replied day to complete a ‘ nonaggres­ along amendments he wants to vanced computers to use in con­ was rarely seen by his own peo­ The demonstrators in the Jor­ to the American approach. Sen. lohaay Car sion pact the Bonn government attach to the treaty emphasizing nection with an experimental (C> ple. In a nation of poverty, he nuclear accelerator at Serpu­ John Stennis, D-Mlss., chairman hopes will open the way to bet­ Bonns’s aims of German reunif­ danian capital called President Shew (G> paid himself |130 a week and ter relations with Eastern Eu­ Gamal Abdel Nasser of Egypt a khov. of the Senate Armed Services spent his vacations in a one-sto­ ication and improved access to rope. coward. The youths appeared to He said Soviet ballistic mis­ Oommittee, said Sunday that ry cottage In the village where West Berlin. West German Foreign Minis­ be members of Arab guerrilla sile submarines are now sta­ Sen. John Stennis talks about the ABM system on a any attempt to limit the 1.3 bil­ he was bom. Scheel arrived Sunday from ter Walter Scheel and Soviet organizations and union mem­ tioned off both American coasts, television program. (AP Photofax) lion asked by the Pentagon for But from the day he took over Bonn and called on Gromyko at Foreign Minister Andrei Gro­ bers. and that its total nuclear fleet the Safeguard ABM syetem as premier in 1932, he held Por­ his office this morning. A West may outnumber that of the Uni* could "pull the rug’ ’from under acted at tugal and its African fiefs in an myko are trying to conclude an German source said Scheel The Palestinian guerrillas trd States.” the U.S. bargaining team at the ouna worn- Iron grip. Rebellions developed agreement in which West Ger­ also have assailed the U.S .pro­ I. misabeth planned to present his amend­ “ The Soviets are capable of Vienna arms limitation talks. ■owall. Her- but did not prevail during his many and the Soviet Union re­ posal. ments at this first meeting but siartlng tomorrow the biggest Houston Gun Battle Senate Democratic Leader y Keller- lifetime .In the African territo­ nounce the use of force against Jordan’s acceptance of the that Gromyko was not expected war there has ever been,” Mike Mansfield said he believes ries of Angola, MozambiQue and each other and West Germany plan on Sunday carried a reser­ Star Baa*- to respond until a later session. Rlckover said, “ and frankly I Guinea. accepts the postwar loss of Ger­ it no coincidence that the now Bepert <C) vation which said the govern­ Efforts to stir his people to man territory to Poland M d the (See Page Eight) am not confident of the out­ U.S. approach at Vienna was re­ rid B (C> ment could not stop the actions come.” Leaves Militant Dead uprising came to naught. vealed at the time the Senate eather aad of Palestinian guerrillas in con­ Rlckover said the long-stand­ (C> Salazar’s technique was pa­ tinuing to attack inside Israel. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS O. Halle, Jr., 24, a white, whom t**® ABM and other liar ternal, sometimes even benevo­ ing State Department proposal The chairman of a black mili- police said was associated with systems was opening, The U.S. plan calls for a 90-day to sell used nuclear subs to al­ agles" '67. lent. But he controlled police tant party in Houston, Tex., was the militant Students lor a Dem- H*® decision to out Oom- cease-fire. lies hets been opposed by other read. who and press and permitted token fatally shot and five other men ocratic Society. He wtis in poor deployment was ap- In Alg^iers, the newspaper El government agencies. “ Only the rmer and opposition for only 40 days be­ wounded Sunday night during condition at the hospital with ®"® 0 in 'aos. B52s Hammer Reds Moudjahid, which usually re­ State Department has kept the ■en O’Hara, fore elections every four years. what police described as a gun abdominal wounds. ^*1.® the Senate now is flects the views of the Algerian niatter alive,” he said. With a reputation for financial battle between themselves and Some 200 oolicemen swent T f* S a fe ^ a ^ system, '67 Skip government, also rejected the ’’The State Department has . “®*” ® policemen swept intended to protect the naUon’s onery. Fa- wizardry, Salazar kept Portu­ gal’s budget balanced when oth­ Amid Buildup Talks plan. very little appreciation for the a. “ ‘® shooUng in offensive missiles, should be ex- lehaajr Car- The Israeli cabinet postponed value of our Polaris submarine Elsewhere Sunday police in southeast Houston and barricad- panded to four sites <G) er European nations were deep Shew , (O in debt. But he did so at the ex­ SAIGON (AP) — U.S. B52 Vietnamese troops now are op­ a decision on Washington’s pro­ propulsion technology and its Columbus, Ohio scattered a ed a 10-bloek area against mo- T n a r i l e d acUon, Vice Adm. eather aad pense of the workers, who are posal after a six-hour meeting strategfic Implications,” Rlckov- crowd of some 360 young per- torists and pedestrians for sev- Hyman Rlckover said If the So- (C ) bombers attacked North Viet­ erating in Cambodia, well below sons protesting what they called rjjj hours among the lowest paid, worst Sunday.
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