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Hurrie^Ne Moving Toward Mortheast “ 1^ ' i " M 'l.-! ly ■ \ ATwrage IWIy ^Jet Ptmb Run The Weather -- For the Week Ended Fereenet of U. S. Weather BoroMi Ootober 19 , IMH ' ' Tool|[ht partly olondy, oool and llieoonilnf breeay low hi 40*. 13,850 Toeeday. variable elowHneae, wtndty Member of the Aodit and cooler, high dO to dS. Ewm^ ef ObeoinMoM ManchmMt«r— A City o f Village (daaeifled AdvwtUing on Page M) PRICE SEVEN CENTS VOL. LXXXm, NO. 18 (SIXTEEN PAGES) BIANCHESTER, (X)NN., MONDAY, OCTOBER Jl, Farmlands Wither^ E vents _____ / In State Hurrie^ne Moving Water Supplies Low State Approves Renewal Bonds CHICAGO (AP) — The drought belt extending HARTFORD (AP)— Ur­ Texas to New England re­ ban renewal projects Toward Mortheast mained explosively dry over bonds in Hartford totaling the weekend as the effect $630,659 were approved to­ on the nation’s econo V ' day by the State Bond Boy Gives Up mtm rem it deepened. Commission. The bonding High Seas Scattered rains brought scant represents the state’s share relief to some spots, but the loss in the projects. Dog ^Stormy’ to crops and property from the Granted to the Buohnell Pla­ dryness and accompanying fires za project was $594,944, and to E ndanger Is expected to run Into the mll- the Front-Talcott project, $36,- To Help Rusty Uqiu of dollars. 615. vires have burned across The commission also ap­ thousands of acres of forests proved: HARTFORD (AP) — It wo Ships and woodlands. Pastures have $500,000 to assist in construc­ Isn’t every shoeshlne boy turned brown. Wells and farm tion of Rts. 780 and 607 in Wal­ who reads the front page ponds have gone dry. Water is lingford. of the newspaper. MAN-TEO, N. C. (AP) — being rationed In some commu­ $89,400 for the East Main St. But Clarence Walker, 13 Hurricane Ginny churned nities. The shortage of water urban renewal project in New says he did yesterday be­ northeastward in open sea has been felt in some of the ma­ Britain. An increase of $13,500 cause smack dab on the jor cities In the East. to the previous allotment for the top of the page was a pic­ today, brining gale force The drought has delayed the Norwltch Water-Commerce St. ture of his dog. Stormy. winds and high tides to the seeding of winter wheat in the project. Stormy was not just any North Carolina and Vir­ Oreat Plains. Livestock produc­ Acting on the recommenda­ old dog. She was a full- blooded German shepherd ginia coasts. ers In many areas have mark­ tion of State Public Works di­ At least two ships were In eted their catUe early because rector Timothy J. Murphy, the that cost him $25 and trouble in the lashing waves. of shortage of feed and water. commission approved a cutback months of saving. And The U.S. Weather Bureau Milk production in many areas on specifications for the pro­ now she was in the pound. said at noon that Ginny was es­ was far below seasonal levels. posed mental health center in So Clarence was natural­ timated to be about 115 miles Officials In several eastern New Haven so that it will be ly interested. Besides, he southeast of Cape Hatteras. The and Midwest States have or­ tailored to the funds appropriat­ hadn’t seen his six-month- storm, with top winds of about dered the closing of many for­ ed for its construction. old pup since she trotted 80 mlies an hour, was reported ests and woodlands. Hunting Murphy ad'vised the commis­ off with his flve-year-old moving slowly toward the and fishing have been banned. sion that bids for the project cousin last Wednesday. northeast at about five miles , Although light* rain fell In cen­ had been s<Mne $200,000 over the Clarence might have run per hour. tral sections of the naUon over $4,992,000 which was author­ right down to the pound MUkfiCAMi Winds along Nojto Carolina’s the weekend, Weather Bureau i z e for the center. and claimed his dog, but WArCN Outer Banks, a narrow, sandy officials said heavy rains are He pointed out that State he didn’t. strip of islands parelleling the needed. Mental Health Commissioner Instead, Clarence decid­ coast, were reported only slight­ A storm off the AtlanUc Coast Wilfred Bloomberg desired to ed to gflve her away. ly above normal. became a hurricane Sunday retain the original specifications With Stormy In the pic­ A Navy hurricane hunter night. The hurricane, named for the building but he was con­ ture was 9-year-old Rusty plane reported it had sighted Glnny, was accompanied by fident that a review of the proj­ Stackman, who had come the decommissioned Fogg, a de­ winds up to 8S m.p.h. a Weather ect would develop areas where to Hartford Saturday to stroyer escort adrift in the At­ Bureau forecaster said the savings could be made. see if the dog in the city lantic since Saturday, The storm, about 90 miles south- State Finance Commissioner pound might be Dame, the Fogg, with 10 men aboard, southeast off Cape Hatteras, George J. Conkllng reported the shepherd stolen last month broke from its tow, the tug N.C., could bring more wind state might receive additional from outside his West Salish, in high winds. A spokes­ than rain and thus increase the private grants for the center Quincy, Mass., home. ''The cross marks the approximate location of eye of man said the Fogg was report­ fire hasard In the parched East­ but was not assured o f them at Itosty has had five oper- Hurricane Ginny off Carolina coast today. The cross ed upright but there was no ern forests. thU time. He also advised that southeast of Cape Lookout, N. C., marks where word about the crew. The Salish On the bright side of the dis­ further effortp Muxild be made (8ee Page Eight) also reported it,was having dif­ Jerry McGee and his wife Doris Ann look over a mal weather picture, the na- to determine whether or not all Navy ship Fogg disappeared. (AP Photofax.) ficulty In the turbulent Atlantic. stock pond on ranch land near LewisviUe, Tex., tlan's major winter vegetable possible sources of federal aid The Outer Banks area and which has been dried up by the prolonged drought and eltrus growing regions — had been explored. coastal regions of North C&ro- plaguing part of the nation, including New Eng­ ^Bloodiest Nose’ for U, S. Side Una relaxed. No extraordinary (See Page Two) hurricane precautions were land. Photofax.) Cra$he» Kill Three Three petsoos, inokidlng a S- taken. y e a r ^ East Haven giri, died Hurricane warnings are dis­ ki weekend taigbway acddenta played in the Cape Hatteras Tories Hurt The child, Lynn Finer o f 3 vicinity south of Mmiteo. Vietnamese Routed With the apparent turn of JFK Order Expected Maynard was skMng wMh eight otbecibbUdnn Ginny to the northeast, storm- -My-Defections a stotloa wageirBrtTenrbjnui: wise veterans of this narrow, SAIGON, South Viett A cmialderahle distance trom^lgator of a B26, struck two fight- sandy island off the North Car­ Joseph DelMato, 87, of MMden. er planes and damaged several Nam (AP)— South Vietna­ helicopter bases and out of olina, coast relskxed. FeSf iFomen’s Rights LONDON (AP)—Lord Home, As the vehicle came down a reach of government artillery, other helicopters. steep hdU on West Baak Dr. in mese and U.S. Army offi­ Telephone lines are down Britain’s next prime minister, to­ the sector has long been infil­ By nightfall, the battle was between Cape . Hatteras and day faced an urgent repair job Berlin near the Meriden town cers expected trouble when trated by guerrillas. over and the Conrununists had line, Ms brakes appareiMly Manteo, a distance of about 66 WASHINGTON (AP>— President Kennedy is expect­ on the Conservative party’s elec­ they planned a weekend at­ Entrenched in fortified posi­ slipped away. miles, but communications are ed to step more squarely into the battle of the sexes tion machinery, disrupted by failed, pokoe said. tions, Viet Cong heavy machine "We will destroy all the forti­ maintained' through C oa st The vehicle struck a S tack on a Communist guer­ guns cut up two waves of South with an executive order carrying out his promise to do defectiona at the top. fications and sampans we find, Guard radio. Home’s quickly constructed wall. Lynn was kUled and three rilla unit deep in the Me­ Vietnamese troops carried In by then we will have to move out," something about discrimination against women. other children were hurt seri­ Ginny became a hurricane Cabinet—largely a reshuffle of kong Delta. U.S. helicopters. an American adviser said. Sunday night about 90 miles Kennedy’s order reportedlyf Harold Macmillan’s — won gen­ ously enough to Twpiire how- Their fears were well found­ Another government battalion vice president, ssdd she was sur­ southeast of Cape Hatteras. The will set up a ciUsens committee eral approval from Conservative pMailzation. ed. South Vietnamese troops brought in on foot failed to dis­ By WUIJAM L. RYAN storm had been developing and name Secretary of Labor prised how much opinions have newspapers and derision from In a Lisbon accident, Gerald suffered their worst defeat in lodge the Viet Ckng’s well- AP Special Correspondent changed in high-level govern­ F. Martin, 81, of 8 Quarter Bd„ since Saturday. W. Willard Wirt* to work with pro-Labor-commentators. nine months, (government caisu- trained and well-equipped bat­ SAIGCJn , South Viet Nam The storm spun 90-mile winds it In t r ^ g to get women a bet­ ment, Labor and management Norwich, was fatally injured altlea were listed at 40 dead and talion.
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