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Lianrhwtpr Supninn Report Accuses CIA of Plotting Murders PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs,, Nov. 20, 1975 The weather Two Hebron youths , Showers followed by partial / SAM CRISPINO’S clearing, high low 60s, low ’If tonight, arouna 40. Cloudy, lianrhwtpr Supninn become Eagle Scouts SUPREME colder Saturday, high upper 40s, Turn 17-vpar-nlrf vniifhc nf Hiahrnn’c 10w 50s. Two 17-year-old youths of Hebron’s I FOODS Manchester—A City of Village Charm t w e n t y -t w o p a g e s — t w o s e c t io n s p r i c e : f if t e e n c e n t s Boy Scout Troop 28 have attained 485 HA8IF0RD RD MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1975- VOL. XCV, No. 45 scouting’s highest level. SHOP EARLY FOR YOUR MJHCHESTER They are Eagle Scouts. I Foul E. Nielsen of 15 Abby Dr. and THANKSGIVING FEAST. Steven Hovey of East St. both EVERYTHING FROM reached'., their goals several weeks “ SOUP TO NUTS” IS WAITING FOR YOU ago. ff Report accuses CIA Foul joined the troop in 1969. He ORDER EARLY ^ \ AT SUPREME FOODS. QUALITY FOODS attended leadership camp and has News held nearly every office within the FOR BEST SELECTION ^ ^ AT LOWER PRICES-SHOP EARLY! troop. SWIFTS - GRADE A I summary | of plotting murders He has won several competitions for himS^elf and the troop. He has 20-24 LBS SW m lUTTERBMi GUDE k been first or second in fund raising (^oinpilfd from WASHINGTON (UPI) - With an donesia in the late 60s and Haitian inch-tiiick "eport were handed to efforts earning him free summer vfi fURKEYS»»< IB I I'nited Prc.s8 Inivrnational arsenal ranging from exotic poisons strongman Francois “Papa Doc” reporters that Ford made a "con­ camping for two weeks or more each BUTTERBAU to booby-trapped seashells in Duvalier, who died of natural causes siderable effort’’ to prevent publica­ SWIFTS N IT n U B A U GBBDE B summer. dynamite, the CIA plotted un­ in 1971. tion right up the last moment. He has a total of 37 merit badges successfully to kill Cuba’s Fidel The report included 12 names of in­ TURKEYS ..»>» LB I Sen. Garry Goldwater, R-Ariz., and is a member of the Order of the L TURKEYS Stale Castro and Congolese Premier dividuals the administration had Arrow. S W m BUTTEBBBU GBBDE B Patrice Lumumba and aided in­ and committee vice chairman John argued should have been censored for He is an honor student at Rham surgents who murdered three other Tower, R-Tex., said they opposed their own safety. HARTFORD — The prosecu­ publication of the report. Church said failure to publish the High School. He won the most BEITSVILIE LBi tion in the trial of nine men ac­ foreign leaders, a Senate report says. Committee Chairman Frank report would have damaged U.S. in­ valuable player award for the golf cused of the March 1 firebom­ The charges span the ad­ team last June. TURKEYS ministrations of Presidents Dwight Church, D-Idaho, told a news con­ terests abroad and led to endless bing of a Shelton rubber fac­ ference as copies of the white-bound, “speculation and innuendo.” Foul won first place in the golf tory claims the company was Eisenhower, John Kennedy and Lyn­ tournament at the Tallwood Country going broke, the alleged motive don Johnson. Club. NOT BESPONSIBLE FOB for destroying the plant. A But the 347-page report published His Eagle project was the restora­ TYPOGBBPHIGBL EBBOBS Sponge Rubber Products Co. Thursday by the Senate Select Com­ Town’s year-end surplus tion of the senior courtyard at Rham. FRESH GRADE A official said Thursday the com­ mittee on Intelligence — over Presi­ Steve also attends Rham and is pany had many overdue ac­ dent Ford’s strong objections — said also an honor student. the panel was “unable to draw firm 2 counts. could be $600,000 He has played on Rham’s varsity YOUNG TURKEYS conclusions concerning who soccer team as well as in Manchester authorized the assassination plots,” By SOL R. COHEN federal and slate grants not yet HARTFORD - Deputy Chief 4 Youth Hockey and Hartford Youth 14 to 24 State's Attorney John Mulcahy including the presidents of the time. Herald Reporter received, and about $100,000 in Hockey. OCEAN SPRAY says the one-man grand jury in­ “No foreign leaders were killed as A preliminary report by payments due the town from other ‘ He is a member of the dance band vestigation into the Bridgeport a result of assassination plots in­ Manchester’s auditor indicates the sources. The remainder is in petty and the symphonic band at Rham. LBS. .. lb. jai alai scandal may last into itiated by officials of the United town wound up the 1974-75 fiscal year cash (about $2,000) and in cash bonds He has played Little League and December. The jury resumed States,” the report said. with a $222,759 cash surplus and with for agencies. Fony League baseball. 7 to 14 today by seeking testimony But it cited “concrete evidence’’ of a potential surplus of just under The preliminary report was in a Steve has also been in Troop 28 for CRANBERRIES concerning the financing of the at least eight plots against Castro $597,389 — if $423,630 in accounts letter delivered Tuesday to Mayor six years and conducted the skill $14 million fronton. and one against Lumumba. receivables is received. The fiscal Matthew Moriarty, Town Treasurer awards program. LBS. .. lb. It said the CIA supplied arms or year ended June 30, 1975. Roger Negro and Town Manager His Eagle project was the building HARTFORD — A Berlin man Where’s Clark Kent? other aid to insurgents who — acting Actually, the $597,389 paper surplus Robert Weiss and addressed to all of an amphitheater at Camp Johnson. ^ C E YOUB OBDEB EABLY says murder suspect Ronald oh their own — killed Dominican becomes |i$417,389 for the 1974-75 members of the Board of Directors. Both youths received their badges Piskorski hid a sawed-off Republic dictator Rafael Trujillo fiscal year, because the town began It was sent by Jerome I. Baskin and Nov. 4 at ceremonies at the Gilead FOB FBESH TUBKEYS Noel Neill, known to TV nostalgia buffs as Lois Lane in the old shotgun in his house a few days May 31, 1961, South Vietnamese it with a $180,000 surplus from the Co. of Manchester, the town’s School. Mr. and Mrs. Foul Nielsen “Superman” series, relates anecdotes to large audience Steve Hovey, left, and Poul Nielsen admire each other’s Eagle AVAILABIE IN STOBE after six persons were killed in President Ngo Dinh Diem and his previous (1973-74) fiscal year. auditor. and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hovey, Thursday night at Manchester Community College. Miss Neill, the Donna Lee Bakery in New brother Nhu Nov. 2, 1963, and Gen. Cash surplus on hand as of today Baskin said today the formal apdit their respective parents, attended. Scout badges. (Herald photo by Dunn) MONDAY. NOV. 24th Britain. Another suspect, Gary who started a career as a newspaper reporter before playing the Rene Schneider, commander-in-chief totals $173,759., because the Board of will be completed and delivered Schrager, will be tried later. role with Clark Kent, wore the outfit she made famous in the of the Chilean army Oct. 25, 1970. Directors has allocated $49,000 to within two weeks. He said the infor­ series. Several hundred people attended her talk. (Herald photo The committee said it found “some date from the original $222,759. mation Tuesday was at the request of TENDER TASTY Negro, who wanted some definitive by Dunn) evidence” of CIA involvement in The $423,630 in accounts Commissioners ask, get rid of Rockville? GEM plots to kill President Sukarno of In­ receivables includes about $314,000 in figures to send Moody’s Investment BONELESS Regional Service, which rates the town on its bonding position. Vernon Using several vacant buildings in Rockville Neighborhood Association, SEMI- SIRLOIN ST. JOHNSBURY, Vt. - The Baskin complimented all town A controversy arising 10 years ago Rockville was suggested for this pur­ noted Rockville has a good image and wrecker’s ball may again be departments on their cooperation in it should be promoted. They felt swinging toward the historic, Canada advances export ban timetable when the Vernon - Rockville pose. BONELESS the 1974-75 fiscal year, noting they Fire District governments were con­ changing Rockville to V^'fnon would century-old St. Johnsbury spent $220,699 less than was budgeted Kenneth Bellinger and Robert TIP WASHINGTON (UPI) - Canada is Alastair Gillespie said Canada will solidated is still alive. create confusion which would last for 4 to 6 LB. House. Directors of the barrels a day. as far south as Louisiana, Hurd, members of the Northwest sharply advancing its timetable for slash oil exports by more than one- for them. Shall everything be changed to years. Ava Citizens Savings Bank and A Federal Energy Administration Under the FEA plan, refineries He said every department spent HAM halting oil exports to the United third next year and will shut off the Vernon or should the name Rockville Several groups are working with ROAST Trust Co. decided Thursday to spokesman said the U.S. allocation which cannot get crude elsewhere, less than was budgeted, including the Narcotics bus States. U.S. officials, seeking to flow entirely by 1981, two years be kept? the Rockville Area Chamber of hire a demolition company to proposal will help refiners who from pipelines or ports, would have Board of Education — $11,169.
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