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20% Off Usda Choice Carload Beef Sale! I iiifitBiyj^iiSi PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Feb. 5,1975 Washington Window Rockefeller Takes Hard Line on Congress By CLAY F. RICHARDS cooked up the speech idea at a Rockefeller’s list was more aid killed-liquidated—well, I think that had allowed 38,000 Jews to This jeopardizes America’s into the Middle East. “It’s not a hard line I’m WASHINGTON (UPI) - State Department lunch with to South Vietnam. He said the people ought to know where emigrate from Russia. But now attem pts to convince South —The deadline set by taking,” he insisted. “It’s a tell Nelson A. Rockefeller has Kissinger earlier in the day. Congress had made a “moral the responsibility lies,” there are none, he said. American nations to improve Congress for cutting off aid to it like it is line.” dropped his self-imposed low “I didn’t clear the sp^h commitment” for an additional Rockefeller told newsmen. —The same bill which in­ relations with Cuba, Turkey. Rockefeller said the "It raises a whole lot of &nttt0 fcalb prohle image as vice president. with Henry, I just told him what $300 million which was needed Rockefeller’s list of con­ cluded a restriction aimed St Rockefeller said. cutoff not only threatens settle­ issues we don’t want to face, Surprisingly, Rockefeller’s I wanted to say, and went over “for small arms and ammuni­ gressional interference in­ Arab oil pifoducers. ’The restric­ - ’Threats by Congress to cut ment of the Cyprus situation, but at least by raising them, we first major power move as the the list of areas where I feel tion to fight off a Communist cluded; tions angered South American off aid to Portugal has resulted but endangers our relations know what will happen if we MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1975 - VOL. XCIV, No. 108 Manchester—A City of Village Charm 41st vice president was not in Congress is jeopardizing his takeover.” —The trade bill denying oil producers Venezuela ahd in jeopardizing American air with Turkey, “the only strong don’t,” Rockefeller said. “I TWENTY PAGES — TWO SECTIONS PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS the domestic fieid — where ability to negotiate,” “If we don’t (provide the aid) favored nation status to Russia. Ecuador, who pulled out of the bases in the Azores. The bases NA’TO country that stands in wasn’t trying to attack anyone, President Ford had carved out Rockefeller said. and the communists take over Before this restriction, spring meeting of Latin are critical, he said, as a the way of Soviet intervention I was just trying to analyze the a rote for him—but on foreign The first item on and there are a million people Kissinger had negotiated a plan American foreign ministers. stopover for American supplies in the Middle East.” realities.” policy. The ‘ occasion for Rockefeller’s move was a Looting in Peru routine Repubiican dinner in New Jersey .iast week. ’The speech had been bilted as a routine potitical pep tatk, and both the $250-a-ptate guests and newsmen were surprised when Follows Riots Rockefetler came out swinging. 20% OFF U.S.D.A. CHOICE His target was Congress, LIMA (UPI) — Army troops fired on which he said has intruded in bands of young looters who roamed dreds of curious trying to find out what “dozens of areas” where the through the downtown streets of Lima happened on Wednesday. News of the dis­ turbances had been blocked by a news Ford administration’s “em- today in the aftermath of a police strike blackout. misary of peace” Henry that escalated into full scale rioting. Kissinger is trying to negotiate. CARLOAD BEEF SALE! There were no official reports of About the only shops open in the down­ Sounding a littte bit iike the casualties. Unofficial counts of the dead in town area were bakeries. Long lines of old cold warrior he used to be, Wednesday’s 16 hours of riots ranged up to shoppers formed outside. Some groceries Rockefetter said if Congress HERE'S YOUR CHANCE TO STOCK THE FREEZER WITH THE KIND OF REEF W E'RE FAMOUS FOR.AND SAVE! at least 30. also opened. isn’t careful, there will be war Soon after the seven-hour overnight Special police units were brought in from Peru’s central Andes mountain in the Middle East. curfew was lifted bands of demonstrators range, where the Civil Guard keeps an an­ “The one thing this country r TOP r ■■IF ROUND T BOTTOM "^Porterhouse Y \ BIIF CHUCK headed into the downtown area, littered has to dread is war in the Mid­ SIRLOIN with the debris of looting, burning and tisubversive unit, to keep looters in check, dle East,” he told reporters ROUND TIP ROUND or BLADE stoning. police sources said. later on Air Force II returning STEAK Under the state of siege imposed by the A considerable part of Lima’s own Civil S T iA K STEAK STEAK T-Done Steak Guard garrison had joined the police from New Jersey. BEEF LOIN STEAK left-wing military government BEEF ROUND FORMERLY TOP SIRLOIN BEEF ROUND BEEF LOIN Rockefeller, who had Wednesday, all constitutional rights were strike, which was smashed Wednesday in the predawn tank raid. previously confined his role to S A V E 40* SA V E 40* S A V E 40* SA V E 40* S A V E 40* SA V E 20* suspended. A meeting of even two persons presiding over the Senate and in the street was prohibited. The government has issued a series of making such ceremonial oc­ TTie government decreed a' national stern warnings, prohibiting “any citizen to LB. LB. meet with any other,” giving troops and casions as the truck driver of M . 5 9 LB. M . 5 9 M . 5 9 n . 5 9 LB. , M . 3 9 LB. LB. holiday today and ordered all citizens to police the right to search homes at will, the year award, apparently stay out of the downtown area. and permitting arrests without judges’ However, looters, most of them young, orders. These came as part of the r picked through the rubble of stores burned BONELESS BONELESS r ^ BOTTOM TOP Wednesday and carried off what few ar­ nationwide state of siege declared for the ticles remained in the shattered buildings. first time by the six-year-old military CHUCK SHOULDER GROUND government. CHUCK ROUND ROUND Heavily-armed police brought in from SOCIAL STEAK The violence began before dawn STEAK STEAK BEEF CHUCK ROAST ROAST ROAST the interior regions of the country to beef BEEF UNDERBLADE FORMERLY LONDON BROIL BIEF Wednesday with a brief and bloody clash SECURITY FORMERLY CALIFORNIA BEEF CHUCK BEEF ROUND BEEF ROUND up army patrols in the city opened fire to disperse the crowds. Witnesses reported between army troops and striking SA VE 32* SA V E 36* S A V E 30* S A V E 30* SA V E 20 (H erald photo by Dunn) S A V E 32* SA V E 34* heavy machine gun and rifle fire during policemen barricaded in a stationhouse. It continued with student activists burn­ the night and the sounds of scattered ing cars and then setting fire to buildings Q. My cleaning lady will not Skating Through Snow at Charter Oak explosions from different parts of the city. M . 2 7 LB. M . 4 3 . M . 0 9 LB. 7» 9» * LB. 6 9 * LB. M . 2 7 , . * 1 .3 5 LB. ■4 with Molotov cocktails and finally with get a Social Security number so ^ ___________________ / In a 10-block area downtpwn looting was There IS skating at Charter Oak Park, whether it is supervised or not. skating there Tuesday, but Wednesday’s storm supposedly wiped out large-scale looting of downtown stores and I can report her wages. What so extensive that iron bars had been bent, warehouses. can I do about this? This scene was Wednesday night; the lights were on, but the ice was not skating again until the area is cleared. Park and Rec officials say that large plate glass windows shattered and TIP B o t t o m r o u n ^ RIIF CHUCK r r BONELESS cleared of snow. It matters little to this crowd. ’There was supervised won’t happen today, and the official word is “No Skating.” office bills and receipts strewn about. The violence was the worst since Presi­ Firemen this morning continued to bat­ dent Juan Velasco Alvarado seized power A. If you pay your cleaning RUMP UNDERBLADE CHUCK SHOULDER in a bloodless coup in 1968. lady $50 or more in cash wages ROAST RIB RO AST BEEF tle an intentionally set blaze near Plaza San Martin. Hardly any policemen were seen on the in a calendar quarter of the BEEF ROUND ROAST ROAST ROAST LARGE END ROAST BRISKET FORMERLY TOP SIRLOIN The newspaper El Correo, whose offices streets all day, but army troops in tanks year, you must report her BEEF ROUND FORMERLY CALIFORNIA BEEF UNDERBLADE 6/7 RIBS BEEF CHUCK FLAT OR MIDDLE CUTS NEWS wages even though she does not S A V E 36* SA V E 36* S A V E 30* S A V E 30* S A V E 30* SA V E 34* Worried About Their Jobs, were gutted in another blaze Wednesday and armored cars swept through the down­ have a Social Security number. SA V E 30* CAPSULES along with those of El Ojo, published an town area, shooting heavy rifles, tear gas In making your quarterly ear­ emergency edition on the presses of La grenades and bursts of machine-gun fire to nings report for her, give her LB.
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