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Johnson Set to Block New Rules in Senate The Weather iianrl;]?0tpr lEa^tting l|«alb ForeoMt of r. 8. Wm Owt BofUM Fair, some eloudineee, eeaww- aMy cold tonight and Friday. liOW tonight 10-18. Friday high in mM Member of the A udit, JO*. THIS IS OUR GREATEST JANUARY Bureau of Ctreulatlon. Manchesler-^A City of Village Charm VOL. LXXVni, NO. 83 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1959 (ria**lfted Advertising on Page 18) PRICE FIVE CENTS Fast Fire Fatal to 16 Johnson Set to Block Of Family Boswell,' Okla., Jan. 8 </P)— Sixteen persona, 15 of them children or teenagers, died to­ New Rules in Senate day in a roaring lire in a 4-room wooden home, • All the bodies except that of one child were piled on and around E GREEN STAMPS THURSDAY, JANUA a bed In a rear room which, had Ike’s M e s s a g e /I r O f < /s j Initial Tcst no outside door. Apparently aomeone successful­ iAlso to Cover x ^ Itvt • ly pushed the one child out a ^ 9:00 A. M. TO 9:00 P. M. WITH ALL CASH SALES! window before succumbing. But Nearing on the effort was in vain, for the State of World PfcAre^s III DetroH child was dead. The vletima were Mrs. Ara Filibusters Hale's Ready‘to-Wear Department Gardner. .88; her 10 children; three \ By M.ARVIN U .XKKOWSMITH ^ , ,r. lui e of om* Kornl niRniierR. well orphaned nieces; and two vlaitlng i Wa.shington, Jan. 8 (/P)— Detroit, .Ian, 8 ' tmr Ft length, nur confidenec. HALE’S MILLINERY DEPT. nephews from OKlahoma City. The central theme of Presi-,"'K, - Soviet Deputy- I . remieiI • anti our (leterminnlion in the cauRf Wa.shington, Jan. 8 (JP)— BooKer Gardner, the father, was dent Eisonhowci' s Stale of |-^na.slasi Anastas .MiKo-yanMiKo-yan ari'iveit^aiTived in f,(.p,i,,ni and praie The Senate moved toward 8 DRESS CLEARANCE away hunting. the Union nie-ssage tomorrow I'etroit lodav at Willow Run' A.«kcd wiietiu', i.i cniiower teds (piieK first showdown In the Almost In shocK and his face th- imhortnnee of Airport without any picKet in-dimt dem.m.stn.iums ngHin.st MiUo filibuster fight today with the WINTER DRESSES. RAYON, RAYON ACETATE, RAYON WOOL haggard, Gardner cried over and I will he intil" importanceimiioiiann 01() _ | ,\ an do not I'eflei 1 « tr FOR MISSES. JUNIORS. WOMEN. O' er: I maintaining tiscal i'e.<ponsit)il- cidenl.s. Amei len H agor.v .,,n",d,J’'ro f'Z " d I isSUe Iia iT O W ^ tO HATS REDUCED "My Lord, my Lord, my Lord." new smci\ to the fust sentence of ' t ‘le (piestioh W hethcr tO thrOW |ity at home while carr\mg 011 py pie.^uieni F.isenhow- O r ig i n a ll y O r ig i n a ll y Originally He walKed about almle,ssl.y, ap- the light for endnnilg world in Washington mging cmirleous bis statement lieallug with F,isen-|the Senate rule.S OpCn fOF rC- par mtly unable to comprehend linwei's hope Ameilrans will show yjjjjon, $12.98 $14.98 ond I ))eace. tiealini'nl fo: llic Hussian ami de- $10.98 immediately the disaster which .MiKoyan traditional . -mi le.sv. | .Sen. ’ Lyndon B. Johnson of $ 1 7 . 9 8 N o w strucK his family. The Wlute House so indicaleii |iloriiig dcmonsti ations by |i;< ket.« Now Now . lotiav in repeating, a.«i pieas Hccre- The White Htnuse mmlc it ele;n .MiUoyan stepped off his com-^ the Democratic leader, He said that when he started mercial lui plaiie a,! 1U;2.5 a.ni. | (he move, and pushed it home from his hunting trip before tary JanioK C. Ha^eity pul it. that KiS'Miho’.ve;' 1b (listnrl)e(l by these rienionst 1 atlon.M RRain.*»l tU< aller a fhglil from ("levelaml. 1 along, then announced plan* to try PRICE dawn this morning,, "I feil sorta tliat Baltic nalmmil groups had plck- u n iB V ■ UAI IICI P*TJ0HT niREGCUARS uid "It will he ntit only a State of Soviet deputy premier to Kill itie propo.sal fop new rule* funny." I n,,' 1 Ct.s al I lie mrimrl to pimtesi Mi- by means of * motion to table. lin R I A WALUCS cixisEOiTT p a t t e r n s He received the news at the the Tnion messajje hut a State of Ki.seiihow er s pie.s.s se c ic la ij, . 1, . the WorU! mesaape " James Hagerl.x , was aslte-l al a Kovan s vi.sit Hut officia a rushed The situation-was set'up by an O F I1.4B, 11.98. 92.49 EXTRA I.ARGE farm home of Vernon Love, who tlie Soviet official put a rear door Klsenhower will deliver the mes- nev.’S ronferenee about, the Presi- agreem ent from Johnson to let Ui4 drove him to the disaster scene. of tile airplane liangar anil drove Senate taKe up first the proposal FELTS, VELOURS, VELVETS and FEATHERS Gardner told Tony Price, re­ HiiKe poiHonally at a joint Senate- fienl’a reaf'tloH to aucli demonatra- lion.s. H agerly prom ptly pulled out from tile airport by a round-about to adopt new rules, sponsored by CANNON BATH TOWELS porter of the Paris, Tex., News, Hou.se session. His 10-minule talK, route. Clearance of WINTER COATS beginning about ;.Hi p.m.. will a prepared stalenient forces which want tighter curb* that he started on a h\int about 12 ■MiKoyan did mil see some 50 on long talK. The plan was offered PLAIDS, TWEEDS, SOLIDS 7:30 p.m. last night and hunted all he carried on nia.lor television ami Before reading it. Hagerly sa d radio networKs. he bad discussed the (lemonstra- picKet.s as.semlrled to greet him a* a substitute for a compromis* night. Hunting with him wa.s a witli placards irrolesUng his visit proposal by John.son himself. Th* SIZES Originally Originally Originally Originally nephew from OKlahoma City, who H ageity also said (lie I’re.sident lion.s w ith Kisenhower. ■ 7 Sportswear Dept. Clearance $89.98 $49.98 $59.00 and $59.98 "Tile President lias a.sked me to to tile United Slates. Democratic leader obtained unani­ Extra I29.B.5 to $85.00 was visiting in the home. ■ is determined to u.se every oppor­ He made a hiief address at the mous consent to go Into the pfo- $1.00 BLOUSES— $2.98 V alues...........................................................NOW $1.29 NOW NOW NOW NOW Gardner is a day laborer in this tunity. in all pos.sible forms, to say this. ' Hagerly went on, 24x4« to "The President linpes ilia I airport cpiumenling Ural Russia's po.sal im mediately, and then an­ aouthem OKlahoma town of about .seeK public support for the legis- nounced his tabling plan. BLOUSES— Values to $ 5 .9 8 ......... ........................................NOW $2.99 ! lative program he will put before whei'ever he goes in this cmiltry, aiitomolrlle industry was devel­ Special each 1,000 population near Hugo. The Colonial pomp of Inauguration over. Gov. Xhpaham Rlblcoff relaxes In the Informal 20th Cen­ oped witli the aid of Detroit auto Against the bacKground of th* 2Sx50 WOOL JUMPERS— $10.98 Values........................................NOW $6.99 *22.00 *29.00 *39.00 *45.00 He listed the victims asf • tile t:ongres*. This may include Mr. MiKoyan will be met with the AIX SALES FINAL tury manner. TKg respite at the Capitol was short, however, because Gov. Rlblcoff ended the long additional nationwide television courles,y Americans traditionally experts. simmering fight over Civil Right* W OOL SLACKS — Values to $9.98 .............................NOW S3.99-S5.99 His wife. » day with an appearance last night at the Inauguration' ball at the State Armory in Hartford. (Herald Stale Poliee Trooi>ers lined over- and integration legislation. John­ Solid color dobbj’ borderg, golld color nylon border T heir 10 children; Juanita, 15; talKs, but no decision has been show visitors from abroad son had proposed some tightening WOOL BERMUDA SHORTS— Values to $ 7 .9 8 .........................NOW $3.99 E aster, 13; Isaac. 11; Loui.se, 8; Photo by Saternls). I ma.ie on that yet. Tbe President wants Mr. MiKo-‘ passes along the Willow Run ex­ stripe*, reversible jacquexd patteme. All color*. van to see the real Amerira, so presswav to protect MiKoyan* of the rules for cutting off debate. SKIRTS— Values to $10.98 ............................................NOW S3.99-S5.99 , Larry, 91 Gwen, 7; Omie, 5; John The Stale of the Hnion report ■, . , , . , , i But he had not not gone nearly a* Anthony (Joe), 2: and Patricia will be followed on .Ian. 19 by the 'l'« l when he returns home he will | far as Uie «trong opponent* of th* ____________ (4kml1mi«id on Pnge Seven)- WOOL and MOHAIR SWEATERS— Values to $8.98 NOW $3.99-$4.99 Values From Our Girls" Department Ann-and- Patricia Jan, 6-weelt.old Ptesidenrs budget message.' «We to carry an acouratc pic- filibuster wanted. And hi* plan' MATCHING TERTTf APRON AND tw ins. Gove^r ^es| SraTe^O FSKeptical i Tlie White House alread.v h a s ----------------------------------- ----------------- would have reaffirmed the prin­ Tliree nieces, children of Mrs. | i announced that Kisenliower will ciple that the old rule*, which GIRLS' WINTER COATS Gardner's sifiter, Mrs. Mav Ruth ! .submit a balanced budget calling maKe debate hard to cut off, carry KITCHEN TOWEL ENSEMBLE Haddlx; Bobbie Woolbright.
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