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Reds Add Barricades After Johnson's Arerage l)all3r Net PreM Ran ^ The Weather For the Week Ended Fereenst o f U. S. Wenther dnno S, u e i t Oredual oleerlnf,-HtUe tempered 1 3 ,3 3 0 tnre ohenge tonight. Low hi dOe. Member of the Audit Pert^ ennny and warmer Itaee- B oreu of Cbenlntton d^y. High near 80. Manche$ter— A City of Village Charm VOL. L X X X , NO. 273 FOURTEEN PAGES—PLUS TWELVE PAGE TABLOID MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 1961 (Claaeifled Advertleing on Page IS) PRICE FIVE CENTS Tei§ Kennedy^g Policy State News Rights Unit Tunisia Urges U.S.^ Roundup Fight Seen Reds Add Barricades In Senate Allies to Help Oust Darien Maid Washington, Aug. 21 </P)— Found Slain The Senate plows into a scrap over smoldering civil rights French in Bizerte legislation today, while the After Johnson’s In Her Room House takes up a bill provid­ ^ Unite<I Nations, N. b^auee Pr^Mc^reft^ ing a death penalty for air­ Aug. 21 (JP)— Tunisia 'today negotiate for withdrawal from the Darien, Aug. 21 (/P)— A nearby military base. plane hijackers. appealed to the United States T -He accused the French army of maid at a residence here was Promising sparks in the Senate and France’s other western atrocities, including the use of found killed in her quarters was a leadership-sponsored move British Put napalm bombs. over a garage early today, po­ to suspend the rules and hook on­ Allies to join in supporting to an appropriation bill ji 2-year U.N. action to get French Slim said that 30 days after lice rep/)rted. extension of the Civil Rights Com­ troops out of Tunisian terri­ the Security Council called on The victim was Identified as mission, now due to expire Nov. 9. Infantry on tory. both France and Tunisia to with­ Julia Richardson, about 47 years Advocates of other civil rights draw their forces to original po­ old, a Negro domestic at the home measures planned to try to get in The appeal was made by Tuni­ sitions, France still was Ignoring of John Bathrick, 258 Hollowtree sian Delegate Mongi Slim at a some licks of their own despite the Main Road that decision and also sending Ridge Rd. damper the Kennedy administra­ special session of the U.N. General planes over Tunisian territory. He Police said the woman had been Assembly.' Prance boycotted the tion has put on legislation in this beaten about the head and cut. field this year. Miami Beach, Fla., A'ug. 21 meeting. (Continued On Page Seven) The authorities said the woman's Slim led off the debate after 82 The hijacking bill up for action (/P)-i-Anny Secretary Elvis body was discovered about '7:47 in the House, along with a string countries had submitted a formal a.m. by her employer. Stahr said today he does not proposal that the 99-natlon assem­ of routine measures, is similar to Police said an Investigation was legislation recently passed by the look for war over West Ber­ bly call on France to negotiate for still in progress and that no other withdrawal of all her troops from $1 Million Loss Senate in an effort to halt an out­ lin as the situation is today. Information was available immedi­ break of piracy in the skies. Tunisia, including the big naval ately. “If there were to be war, base at Bizerte. It provides for a maximum pen­ it would Jiave started yester­ In New Jersey alty of death, and not le.sa than 20 The Tunisian delegate urged the State Marine Wounded day,” he*told a news confer­ western powers to forget that years’ imprisonment, for hijack­ Quantlco, Va.. Aug. 21 (JP) — Pfc. ing airliners. In addition, it makes ence prior to a speech before France is a member of the western Term inal Fire the national convention of the camp and to Join the Soviet Union Andrew M. Keller, son of Mr. and federal offenses of assaults, mur­ as they did last year in The Congo Mrs. Andrew J. Keller, 44 Nichols der, robbery and other crimes com­ Veterans of Foreign Wars. debate when they demanded with­ Weehawken, N. J., Aug. 21 (JP)— Ave., Shelton, Conn., was wounded mitted aboard planes. “ If there were to be war,” drawal of Belgian forces. A half-mile railroad terminal and in the left cheat with a .45 caliber In the Senate, Democratic Lead­ he said, “ that battle group dock area was destroyed today by pistol here last night at the Marine er Mike Mansfield of Montana and Slim was interrupted at one would not have arrived here point by a heckler from the public a fire which raged for three hours Corps Schools. Republican Leader Everett M. gallery who walked down the asile before it was brought under con­ Authorities said the wounding Dirksen of Illinois will try to at­ (in West Berlin) yesterday.” to the rear of the assembly floor trol. It was the second big New apparently was accidental, but an tach a bill extending the Civil dfUtUtlng. He was ejected by U.N. Jersey waterfront Are within three investigation i's underway. Rights Commission to a $761 mil­ BY 'THE ASSOCIATED PRESS lion appropriation measure for the guards. days. Keller was transferred to the East Germaii Reds tighten­ Fire department officials said U.S. Naval Medical Center, Bethes- State and Justice Departments The assembly convened at 11 ad the Federal Courts. ed their barricades around a.m. EDT and' got down to busi­ the blaze caused more than 81 da, Md., where he was reported in million in damage. fair condition today. The shooting To carry out this maneuver, it West Berlin a bit more today ' ness quickly. Frederick H. Boland will be necessary to obtain a two- of Ireland, president of the last The fire apparently started at occurred about 10 p.m. last night. in the w’ake of Vice President the Nqw York Central Railroad's thirds majority to suspend a Sen­ Lyndon B. Johnson’s visit. regular assembly, was chosen with­ ate rule banning legislation in an out opposition to preside. abandoned 42nd Street Ferry, of­ Motorist Killed British troops turned out to ficials said. The first alarm was Newtown, Aug. 21 (/P)—A mo­ appropriation bill. The sesMon was called to deal Mansfield told a reporter he ex­ keep watch on one wire- with the “grave situation In Tu­ received at 3:15 a.m. torist was killed early today when his car swerved off Route 25 and pects the move to succeed—a pre­ stringing job at the zonal nisia” after the Security Council Forty-five minutes later, the diction that was not challenged by border. deadlocked on steps to end the huge ferry terminal, adjoining struck a tree. State Police identified the victim southern Senators who fought cre­ British headquarters wax spe­ French-Tunlslan dispute. docks, and several nearby freight ation of the commission and who sheds and boxcars had been re­ as Donald Crouch, 26, of 10 Castle cially interestejl in Red operations Slim charged that French forces Hill Rd., Newton. They said he oppose giving it a new lease on at Staaken. A main highway from duced to a glowing pyre of crack­ life. In occupying the city of Bizerte was killed instantly as a result of West Berlin heads across Oom- killed more /Uian 800 Tunisians and ling timber. that could be seen “We appear to be at a disad­ from the center of Manhattan on a fractured skull and multiple in­ munlst-ruled East Germany near wounded more than 1,156 in a juries. vantage,” said Sen. Richard B. Staaken to Hamburg, West Ger­ “i.iassacre of the civilian popula- the New Yosk side of the Hudson Russell, D-Ga., leadei; of the Dixie River. He was alone in the car and no many. About two miles away is Uon” July 21. forces. Vice President Lyndon Johnson gets a welcoming kiss from Mrs. Johnson at nearby Andrews a small grass airfield occasionally The terminal building covered other vehicles were Involved, po­ He maintained, however, that ex­ Ha said the French began mov­ lice sa)d. Air Force base today after stepping out of apresidential jet plane. Johnson returned to used by Soviet and EJast German A ing Into the d ty July 19 after Tu- tension of the commission is wholly the Capital to report later in the day to President Kennedy in a 36-hour visit to West Air Forces. n lM barred French planes from (Continued on Page Thirteen) unnecessary. He said it already has Berlin. (AP Photofax). 1 5 4 to 1 5 9 had more time to carry out its ____ s, ______ A company of British infantry­ Hartford, Aug. 21, (JP)—The work than its aponsora originally men and four Centurlan tank* Stats Motor 'Vehicle Department's contended it needed. deployed along a 2-mile front dedly record of automobile fatali­ "It now has become a political Fine Print in Pep Talk Visit Bolstered there. MaJ. Gen. Sir Rohan Dela- ties thus far this year and the question, pure and simple,” Rua- combe, the British commandant, Union to End sell said. went' out for a personal, look at Auto total on the same date last year: 1960 1961 The commission was established Ties to Berlin, the activity of the w orkers and Killed ......................154 159 by the 1957 Civil Rights Act to In- Johnson Clarifies Line their guards. Red police and mili­ vestigata violations of civil rights, tiamen, who labored in a drlZEllng Pact with Chrysler particularly the denial of voting Johnson Says rain.
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