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Kadar Says Russian in a Cold H-Ain iSf I l f TIm WMtlfcr j j A m tff* Daily N«t Pir*M Roa ■ ( • f t . ' 'i.’F WMk IW M V . t 13,049 lA-M. ClMrilr. M « r • rih * AilMUt *f OfMlattMk HtmehMiUr>^A City of Village Charm MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1W9 auLwifna' A«v«rttiaij| M yiHta It) PRICE FIVE vot. liXXix; NO. ii trUUHTBBN PACKS) JL On Religious Grounds Military Court'/4cjClcfellte/ X lu Cuba to Try Death 2 Americans 11 in State Pinsr^el Rib, Cubs, Nov. SO tribunals, swept sway iA July fftef sending Accidental deaths took 11 more than 800 Cubans to lives in Connecticut over the; . squads during Fidel 4-day Thanksgiving weekends Castro’s first .six mouths in Seven of the vitims' died in Th.ddMrffl a made ooctti^ulsory for all stu- lllni. Donidd Wellt, 88 Meek power, swing back into action traffic. ville Rd., rtturri'ed to 'school BoSrd ruled U iath student today. Across the natlpa the traffic Two Americans and 37 Cubans death toll was f3t. by fires 70 and today—with a atatement jrf could^'ahfp comply tvlth the com' 134 miscellaneous. The traffic rriiyinus objection to poUo in* pulsory "polio regulatiim by submit­ go bn trial here fit Plnar del Rio In Spei ting a tetter from the parent stat­ the thehter of a military camp on deaths jtunped by seven last night bcuti^ona > rather than the when a family Of six perished in a' ■ ing the tnoMations were against chargee, of being members of an devastating smashup that took \ poJttC ^hote they were sched­ religious behefis,,or a letter'from a armed bank that tried to over­ seven lives near Pettus, Tex. Of Mission u le to have Saturday. doctor stating t|i* inoculetlona throw Castro. Bernard Ackerman of Rockville, : 16 a taat mtnut* reVWMl. the were medically inadvisable The • pfosecution la asking the chairman of the Connecticut Safe­ W«Us fli^ y euirmttted the aUte- The deadUne for haVM the first death penalty for one of the ty Commission, said the number of loent ot rStlg^aua oh]eoti<Mi thie shot was Oct. 1. Expulsion was the Americans. Austin Frank Young deaths on Ow state's' highways B efore Hop ihorn in-r to anperintendent of penalty for non-complianci of Miami, Fla., and a Cuban mem­ was greater tmw shticipated. SchooVi A rau r n . IlUng. In October, the Wellses shtjmlt-. ber of dictator Fulgencio Batleta's- Three ttafflc aeaths on Sunday The oUutenient Mild the jDocula- ted a letter of objecUqn to 'the Army, Fernando Pruna Bertot. provided a grim endhig to the long Wsshlof^n, *Nov, 80 (/P>— tkths “wouM be eashist’' the re- Board of Education. The grounni^ The government seeks ,30-year weekend. The counK of fatalities CpngrefisioBal lesders of both UgtoTfe beUefe of the The for objection were that the SalK'*prison sentences for the other de- was kept from 6 p.m^'^VJ^edneeday parties pledge^ rnianimous wording w ae* otiange from en eer. * Including ' Peter. John polio vacCthe had not proven itself to midnight SuAday. \ backing today to President Her letter which seid the inbcula- effective enough to warrant its Nassau.' Bahamas, s . Tn'o Of those killedled Sundh.]Sundayw’ere tloM "oould h*" egslnet the feU- being compulsory, like the dlph American citlsen. and involved in an accidentIdent in I which a Eisenhorter on his fourth* gioue beliefe of-the children. therla and smallpox, vaccines. two wohieh.' Five other persons car plunged from aI bridge into U|g coming tour of tree world na- The etatemeht wee aocompanled Wells alSo said the Salk vaccine also are bWpg tried In absentia. Pequonnock River In Bridgeport^,Bridgepori tioiu. ' \ I hr * note to m inr enpreeMtig re- contained allergens which might There wSewome doubt that The victims were Frankr Ditchkus A few Iiom after the brmkQF giret for Tthe oommotioo caused harm his children, fij^e sUted spe­ Yohng. if convicted, would face a Jr., 22. Bridgeport, and John Tara- of the hrsakfiaat aeasieti the White during the past month by the dia- cifically at'th at time that his ob­ firing squad. Onb, other American, Bovichn Jr.. 22. Stratforc^ Three persons'Were pulled to aafety from House anneoncBd that Jmt btfore N.' agreemeht between the WeUeee- jections were "not oh-.^religlous AJan Robert Nye « Whiting. Ind., hie takeoff on tbo tour Ebon- hnd the Board of Bducation. grounds.” was sentenced to math in late .the rear seat by a passerby. • In other traffic accidents: hdwer will make a naUaowtde, Ahty. Harold OaTrity. Chairman 'The Board of Education, acting, April but the sentence.^ was sus­ broadcast discussing hi* nUaMon. of the Board of Elduoation, said through Superintendent. Illing, ex­ pended. ’ ^ h n J. Sullivan (no age) Wal­ lingford died there Sunday ni.ght- The PrMldeht also will hrliig that'IlU ng read the letter oVer the pelled the children, along with a The government charges that the problems of a doinestliO' nature phone to him this morning. Coventry -girl whose patents re­ defendants hsd two sklrnilshes when his car went r— r- rr— r' "The letter clearly conies wWiin fused to' have her Woculst^. on a curve on Hope Hill Road and into Ms talk. with army patrols and that in one The White House announced tbe Statutory provision,"' said •Then the Wellses hired a lawyer of them a soldier was killed. overturned, OiSRity. and submitted a letter of religious Another military tribunal In Mrs. Charlotte J. Casimono, 28, that Sksenhower will speak over The s ta tu to ry provision to objection to the Board. Havana tonight begins trying Groton, was killed Saturday in alt major networks for 18 min­ wtdch he referred wa# contained The Board Rejected the letter at Rafael del Pino on a charge of New London when her car .and a utes starting at 7:15 p.m. Im­ In die ruling made by the Man­ conspiracy, "riie government is 'tractor-trailer truck .collided. mediately a fte r the talk , he urill chester Board of Bdutetion in (Cbntinued on Page Thirteen) aiso -sskLng the death penalty for On Thanksgiving Day, Richard go,to Andrews Air Force 'Bade M itaarby Maryland and depart on him. Francis Jlartln, 22, Southington, Meanwhile.) Castro and a millipn and Joseph V. McCarthy, South- a 22,eoo-mlle tour to il natlM A b Khrushchev Listens Cubans put politics aside for a bury, died In'one-car accidents in In E u r ^ , Asia and A frica. brief time. over the weekend to their respective towns. Mrs. Char­ The msMent’a TV-radio thelme join in a national Roman Catholic lotte Will'ams, 46.' Se.vmour, was will be two-fold, prase secretaxy Congress. The prime minister at­ killed in a 2-c'ari crash in Shelton. James C. Hagisrty told newsmen. tended a. midnight Mass Saturday) The following were In.lured fatal­ Elsenhower wiH deal first with ly In acclder.ts of other types: ■ Kadar Says Russian in a cold h-ain. Ms trip abroad. He win discuss In a pamphlet distributed, and Frank Sch'anz. 43, Stamford, "the strengthenliig of cooperation reSd yesterday at the closing con­ crushed Thursday by art unloading among those countries In puimdt gress session, the church affirmed machine while removing met ' of their own eecurity and pro­ the right ' of private property, plates from a truck. gress th the attainhumt of world termed hate and scorn for for­ Charles J. Mills, 16. peace with Justice." « fell and hit his head ■pliiraday A pat on the back from Police Chief James RtSrdon, plus 160 eack-js whet All«i Stefkman, 10, of In addition, ElMnhOwer will <Hs^ eigners against the spirit of while playing Hockey. 42 Line St. and Leonard Bousquet, 12. of 80 Upe St., received tbday^lM finding |S31 In loot stolen cuss the domestic eoonmiy; .Hag- Budapest, Hungary, Hov. SOPadded; "We are happy that he is Christ and called for mutual re­ Frederick J. Met.sacft, 10; Ash­ from the Manchester Office of the Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. y VIm President Russell Hath­ erty put it this way: (/P)—Janos Kadar told the open­ now among ua ,.and we heartily spect among nation.s. ford, shot-accidentally in the head away tnade the presentation op behalf of the barik. (Herald Photo.by Ofigra). ^ congratulate him on the success of Dr. Jo.^ Ignacio Lazaga, one of "The President will talk alxiut ing session of his Communist party Saturday by his J4-year-old broth the fi(Md for gtrtnger cooporBttoii congr«a today that Soviet troops bis tttp to the,United Statesi" Uie- chief speakers ..at the session. wiujt^hetteih. •r-' - ^ . (Mtomlg tha sevettf groa|iB tgAt will Tfmate' in. Htihg*ry. Jong Kadar ac|iim4:t>>« ' Hiuffy MJiCirjlenJrt. fiS, Shelton, iBtlte the AawcieaneoiMoniy W 6 of spending. hPi^ suni|.Jor I'gUf. mtwV.bf thS'woriltqr, but pot conn s Uus la'required by the Inter­ ■dljld Sattoday of injuries received Nike BoW iW that the natiai’s pragreas iawmtH national situation.*' tion against I^ungary and conduct­ Fridky'^iii'nile working at the Far- f^ SenatohiJCisf peac* may he inaured and oflUaae-^ Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khniah- ing a campaign of slander by re (Oohtliiaed on Page Sevm) a i-el-BijrMngham plant in Anaonis. - . ••4 ’ ehev was an tntcretted listener. newlng debate ip the -United Ni. ,aipgl»:rN<wr FngKnA Iti-BiUik Tbdfl: Hagarty was Baked 'wtetlHr Wseteea- scairees here had-specu- tkms on"the-Huhgsiian i88ns. "He- took tn* lives of fiivk mem- also asserted the United States hSd i^fyfiives oh Paytofl that would inehide dlamiaalon of Mtsd JQirathehev might uss this irs of one family, the marathon ateel atrlke, now visit to announca SHlhdrawal of all drafteif into the .Jirmy 6,000 SdlVationalist^ Killed in a fire whiehTietroyeir Free on Bond halted at least .tempOnuily or part ,of the 60,000 to 80,000 Hungarians who took refuge In Jheir lavish home irt Bristol, R.
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