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CIA Official Reports Watergate Coverup PAGE TWENTY — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., May 14, 1973 Nurse Volunteers NOTICE The Weather Obituaries \ For Camp Staff Town of Coventry ZONING BOARD M anchester” s Camp ■ Occasional rain likely tonight with lows in OF APPEALS m m Kennedy has its first volunteer upper 40s. Partly sunny Wednesday with Harold E. Ely Josephine D. Lemek At the Public Hearing on . 0 7 registered nurse. She is Mrs. highs 65-7(l. Precipitation chance 20 per HEBRON - Harold E. Ely, VERNON — Mrs. Josephine Gladys McCray, 259A N. Main Monday, May 7, 1973, the peti­ cent Wednesday. 57, of Main St., Gilead section Dobosz Lemek, 82, of 107 St. tion of the Coventry Police of Hebron, a manager for Brooklyn St., widow of Joseph Camp Kennedy will open, Benevolent Association to hold Manchester—A City of Village Charm MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1973 - VOL. XCII, No. 191 i ;i(; i h t :i ;n p a g e s PRICE: FIETEEN CENTS Household Finance Corp. for 20 Lemek Sr., died Saturday in rJEK June 25 for its ninte consecutive a Carnival on the comer of Rt. years, died Saturday in Hart­ Rockville General Hospital. year, will operate for three 31, and Ripley Hill Rd. May 30 ford Hospital. He was the hus­ Born in Poland, she came to sessions of two weeks each and to June 2, 1973, was approved. band of Mrs. Margaret Keefe Rockville in 1908. She was a will close Aug.3. ’The i^tition of Gasland Inc. for Ely. member of St. Joseph’s Church Camp Director David Moyer a variance to erect a price sign He retired two years ago. of Rockville and its Rosary said the camp for retarded was denied. ^ He lived in Hebron eight Society. children needs registered Tlie petition of Nathan Hale years. He was a member of the Survivors are four sons, John % nurses who can volunteer one Gas Co. of South St. for a CIA Official Reports Hebron Historical Society. Lemek, Frank J. Lemek and morning a webk. Those in-, special exception to install an Other survivors are a son, Joseph J. Lemek Jr., all of m terested may contact the office 18,000 gallon liquid petroleum Edward A. Ely of Exeter, Pa.; Rockville, and Chester E. of the Manchester Recreation storage tank on the property on two daughters, Mrs. John Her­ Lemek of Enfield; four Department on Garden Grove South St. was approved. .. man of Carlisle, Pa.,'and Mrs. daughters, Mrs. William C. Rd. The petition of Donald Douville Vincent Messina of Long Hiller, Mrs. Bruno A. Moyer said applications for for a 5 foot rear yard variance Watergate Coverup Beach, Calif.; a sister, Mrs. Sumislaski, Mrs. John Capello campers and for volunteer on the proposed property boar­ A V . ' .r * - Bruce Wilcox of Cohasset, and Mrs. Chester C. Bareisa, counselors also are available. ding Healy Ave. and Briston Mass.; and nine grandchildren. all of Rockville; 26 Camper applications must be Rd. was approved. WASHflYeTON (AP) - The John D. Ehrlichman and John A. Walters testified in secret testified that Haldeman, and landed in the Miami bank Funeral services will be grandchildren, and 36 great­ retuned by June 6. The decisions are effective as No. 2 man in the Central W. Dean III of trying to enlist Monday before the Senate Ehrlichman and Dean were account of Bernard L. Barker, Tuesday at 11 a.m. at the Potter grandchildren. Volunteer counselors must be of May 14, 1973. Intelligence Agency reportedly CIA help in a W atergate Armed Services Committee. “heavily involved” in efforts to one of the convicted Watergate Funeral Home, 456 Jackson St., The funeral is Tuesday at 8; 15 ■ ^ 1 ,1 13 years of age or older, in Signed, ^ < 4 has accused former White coverup. Later Sen. Stuart Symington, misuse the CIA. Another source conspirators. Willimantic. Burial will be in a.m. from the White-Gibson- sound physical condition and Raymond A. Desmone House aides H.R. Haldeman, CIA Deputy Director Vernon D-Mo., said Walters had said one effort had been a The witnesses are Mexican Watergate coverup. Gilead Cemetery, Hebron. Small Funeral Home, 65 Elm able to work at least one full Chairman lawyer Manuel Ogarrio Friends may call at the St., Rockville, with a Mass in week of the six-week camping Coventry Zoning Board The account dovetails with Daguerre and Minneapolis at­ funeral home tonight from 7 to St. Joseph’s Church at 9 a.m. season. An orientation session of Appeals statements by former acting torney Kenneth H. Dahlberg. F'BI chief L. Patrick Gray III. 9. Burial will be in St. Bernard’s for volunteers will be held June Alleged Registration The checks eventually fur­ The family suggests that Cemetery, Rockville. He testified before Senate 21- 22. iS iiiS nished a link between the those wishing to do so may Friends may call at the Watergate investigators last wiretappers and the Nixon re- make memorial contributions funeral home tonight from 7 to Watch Your week, and The Associated election committee. to the American Heart Associa­ 9. There will be a prayer ser­ Democrats Plan Abuses To Be Probed Press has obtained an official The fresh reports of White written digest of his remarks. tion. vice at 8 p.m. S,J>- HARTFORD (AP)-Hartford leaders lost a 23-13 party-line knowledge of the case than House misuse of the CIA came Fall Campaign Gray said Walters got the County State’s Attorney John vote on their proposal to debate "what I see in the papers” and after a day of rapid-fire Maurice L. Diamond In an effort to become active­ F^I to postpone interviews FAT-GO D. LaBelle has agreed to in­ the launching of a separate, that the matter would be developments Monday. Maurice Lionel Diamond, 76, ly involved in this year’s elec­ s i? # :* ; v with two Watergate witnesses Lose ugly excess weight with the vestigate published claims of legislative inquiry into the handled like any other case in Missing FBI records of of West Yarmouth, Mass., Mrs. Mandy Ackley tion, the Democratic Club of last year on grounds the CIA sensible N E W F A T -G O diet irregularities in state civil ser­ allegations. his office. wiretaps on 13 government of­ fonmerly of West Hartford, COVENTRY - Mrs. Mandy Manchester has invited had "some interest" in them. plan. Nothing sensational Just r- vice hiring and GOP voter LaBelle said Monday that the He said he would feel free to ficials and four newsmen were retired owner and operator of Ackley, 68, of Richmond Rd., Democratic members of the steady weight loss for those that Walters later conceded under Postal Card Replica ,v recruitment. probe would be conducted by in­ initiate prosecutions and seek found in Ehrlichman’s White Diamond Army-Navy Stores of died Sunday in Uncas-on- Board of Directors to its June really want to lose. pressure that the CIA actually LaBelle was asked Monday vestigators from his office and warrants without prior con­ House safe, acting FBI Direc­ Hartford, Manchester and Thames Hospital, Norwich. She meeting to discuss the direc- A full 12 day supply only $2.S0. had no interest whatsoever in The design of a replica which commemorates the 100th day of use was May 12,1873. The original card cost a penny by Gov. Thomas J. Meskill to posssibly from the state police. sultation with the governor if he tor William Ruckelshaus an­ Rockville, died Saturday at a was the widow of George ‘^ors’ possible plans to run for The price of two cups of coffee. the two, Gray said, but not anniversary of the first U. S. Postal Card, was unveiled at and was printed brown on buff. The replica is six cents and initiate the probe. Earlier in the He said he was beginning the in­ uncovered activities he con­ nounced. Ehrlichman said he 5 hospital in Jamaica Plain, Ask drug store Ackley. the Main Post Office at the Center Saturday. Postmaster printed magenta in color. Requests for first day re-election in November. ’The 1 vestigation vjith no more sidered illegal. before Ehrlichman personally hadn't known in detail what the Mass. possibility of aiding about the FAT-GO reducing plan day. Democratic Senate ordered Gray to cancel a Survivors are two sons, cancellations (which will be Sept. 14) should be addressed and start losing weight this week. “I don’t have to report to documents contained. He lived in the Hartford area Edward Sauter, left, shows the 2 by 3 foot replica to Donald Ackley of Mansfield and Democratic candidates with anyone,” he said. meeting set up to straighten out Ruckelshaus said the taps had most of his life before moving Edward Bushnell, center, and Gerald Caron, members of to “Centennial Postal Card, Postmaster, Washington, D.C. campaign workers and finan­ Money back in full if not complete­ Roger Ackley of Coventry; a ly satisfied with weight lo ss from The allegations of the matter between the CIA and been ordered in 1969 after to Massachusetts last year. the executive board of the Manchester Philatelic Society. 20013,” enclosing proper’remittance. The card will not be daughter, Mrs. Charles Bertha cial assistance will be discussd. the very first package. irregularities appeared in FBI. presidential adviser Henry A. He was the father of Samuel Paper for the first card was manufactured in Manchester pre-canceled. (Herald photo by Ofiara) Skylab Station Staffho'rst of Chaplin; a sister, ’The Democratic Club recent- DON’T DELAY copyrighted stories Sunday and Gray said he and Walters Kissinger told the late FBI C.
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