U.S. Renews Bombs Plus Peaee Moves

./ ■ 1 ' • ;■ iv '-i ,4;: A venge Dafljr Net Preae Ron The Weather i, 9 o t %m Week BMea ^ Cold, windy tonight. dieiiW ''^'g|, AHHwqr W, IMC r of enow flurries, low, 110-18; continued cold tomotfow, Itot. 14,577 as windy, blgta In 20*. ' - ' « v-*V • V '••■'/•.• Maiiefc4M(M''~~*A Cily o / Vittage Charm k']- \ •' ■ ' ' (ClsMlfled AdvertUlng on Fege 15) PRICE SEVEN O E N lf MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, JANUARY 31, 1966 VOL. LXXXV, NO. 102 (EIGHTEEN PA6ES> U.S. Renews Bombs Plus Peaee Moves High Court Very Phony UN Meeting Sought MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — To To R eview show young policemen the difference between counter feit and legal money, the Po To Hear Peace Talk Hoffa Trial lice Academy set up a dis play case. It contained two WASHINGTON (A P )— President Johnson launched WASHINGTON (AP) — The »100 bills, two $50s, two a new Viet Nam peace move in the United Nations to Supreme Court agreed today to $20s, two 510s, two 56s and day immediately after he ordered the resumed bomb a bmlted review of James R. two 51s. ing of North Vietnamese targets at the end of a 37- Hoffa's conviction In 1964 on In each case one was day pause. jury tampering chargee. counterfeit, one real. Johnson told the nation and tions under U.N. sponsorship the world that he ordered re might be able to IniUate arbitra In a brief order, the court said Someone swiped the lot Sunday. sumption of bombing of military tion. Shortly after the President It would hear the Teamsters targets in North Viet Nam to By now he will have dis spoke. Secretary ol State Dean Union president’s appeal on one save lives ol U,S., South Viet covered the phony bills are Rusk gave a more specific en question alone. namese and allied troops dorsement to the papal sugges printed on one side only. That is; "whether evidence fighting Communist forces in tion. obtained by the government by South Viet Nani. The Reds are "A role for neutral countries tV j means of deceptively placing a reinforced by supplies and mon to explore the possibilities of secret Informer In the quarters LS€W S sent from North Viet Nam. peace,” Rusk told a news con n-m^ and coundls of a defendant dur On Johnson’s orders, which ference, “ would be entirely ing one criminal trial so violates the President himself an agreeable and welcomed by the i g g f ; S < r . the defendant’s Fourth, Fifth nounced, U.S. Ambassador Ar United States.” vtAij l' 'i Police Probe <Û'' and Sixth Amendment rights thur Goldberg then called lor an Rusk disclosed at the news I'*" 4" b. that suppression of such evi immediate meeting of the U.N. conference that the United ' <x. >< ^Vs/di. dence is required in a subse License Fix, Security Council to hear a re States had made an offer to 'tWM] quent trial of the same port on the collapse of the U.S. North Viet Nam to extend the '■Sf. defendant on a different Payoff Deal peace offensive and to receive a bombing lull if North Viet Nam charge.’’ resolution for new diplomatic would respond to Johnson’s Deep Snow, Shallow Water at Globe Hollow Hoffa asked reversal by the action. peace offensive with some ges NEW HAVEN (A P I- "The end of the pause does ture of its own. court of his conviction. He was State and New Haven po Globe Hollow Reservoir’s present below normal This scene at Globe Hollow, taken by Herald sentenced to eight years in pris not mean the end of our own But the only reaction from lice authorities say they pursuit of peace,” Johnson said !r V I condition was aided by yesterday’s six-inch snow photographer Joseph Saternis shows the first fair on and fined 510,000. Hanoi, Rusk said, were "nega way of the Manchester Country Club in the back have been investigating for in his broadcast satement. He tive, harsh and unyielding.” He i-M*;'>t r fall, plus some added rain. When the snow cover Three codefendants, each sen at least a month an alleged added that the resolution could declared Hanoi had rebuffed melts, the runoff is expected to bring the 1<^1 ground. tenced to three years in prison, “ open the way to the conference every attempt to move toward filed separate appeals, 'Their motor vehicles operator’s F reservoirs closer to but not up to normal capacity. table.’ ’ peace and that he President’s petitions to be heard also were license fix and payoff. A ' " ^ . L They say it involves a New Johnson endorsed a weekend "senior advisers,” having first granted, limited to the one ques Haven resident who allegedly peace appeal from Pope Paul tion. The three are Thomas BJw- „ . , _____ paid 51,000 to a state official VI. The Pope said neutral na (See Page Eight) Too Cold ing , Larry p return of his suspended Many Tropical Features Ewing King. STEVENS POINT, Wls. operator’s license. the three others (AP)—The National Safety Hoffa and TTie authorities said the man’s Council ran into problems were tried in federal court in (ji-jving license had been sus- Bridges, Highway Hit today, in attempts to start Chattanooga. Tenn., on enlarges pended indefinitely by the State J To" State’s Snow,Storm,-w .J-js,. V ’.a...A *«rv., s. its iUinual skidding and tire of tampering with the jury in j^toitor VeHiictes Departmeini af- SAIGON, South Viet Nam down as the raJders encountered Hoffa’s 1962 cxmsplracy trial in ter he was convicted ficxr a speed- (AP) — The United States un heavy ground fire. But a U.S. tero at ames abmg the traction tests on ice. NEW HAVEN (API- _A. bow was sigiHad in tha WHS- i® Nashvllle. The Naah\^le trial ing violation, one of over 40 leased its bombers against Air ^ rce helicopter rescued the mantle area. siwre.^TOtford poUc« ifpprted It was Just too cold. ended In a mistrial when Jurors motor vehicle violations hs was North Viet Nam today after pilot unharmed imder machine « V : I brutal winter storm that Test director Qus W h it^ ' Between noon and 2 p.m. 4be tha* 2B tfaffic Ba6foenta .could not €igree, charged, with since 1968 in New holding off air attacks for 87 gun fire-. He was Lt. -Omdr. Syl degree* -eoeureed in a short space o l Huraî,. 8^^ ^ tengj6rs-tu>rea. In his 82-page appeal, Hoffa Haven alons. days while vainly trying to vester Ohumley of Lemoore, time because pwple couldn’t-sM ran g^ 3!m ‘a higk of sero ,-3". •;. t'’"'r*' to a low o f below Sunday, said hie case presented 18 ques- State’s Atty. George R. Tier- bring the Communists to the Calif. fit. -- dowh Where tfaey’ wefe gobig. made it impossible to pre Uons for Supreme Court consid nan, who Initiated the investiga peace table. Ohumley’s A4 ^yhawk Jet in g o f by rain and sieet Sunday mom- Looking on the- brighter side, 6 to 10 inches snow pare the necessary nine eration. The Justice Depeut- tion; quoted the man as saying The first waves of U.S. Navy went doum about a mile off in its Ing but sUU averaged about 8 the storm brought badly needed wake. acres of smooth, slick Ice, ment opposed hearings for the he “ had paid to get It (his li and Air Force planes hit Dong Hoi. ^The Communists “Ijhe enow will probably be mches across the state, the mcristure to the drought-stricken four men. cense) back” when confronted bridges, ferries, barges, ware peppered the water around him ■i,.t around for awhile, since the U.S. weather bureau said. state. "The water freeaes before it can spread out," be ex Today’s ruling means the by police. house areas and storage facil for 36 minutes as he waited to ‘.I?';,*- ■- . Weather Bureau at Windsor Depths of 10 inches were com- The U.S. Weather Bureau The prosecutor said the man ities well south of the Hanoi- be rescued. »V .»^’‘:i plained. Locks expects a eoM wave to mon in northern and western which measured 8.2 inches of (See Page Ten) has since left for California, Halphong industrial area. Later " I ’m glad to see you guys. move in. Connecticut, while along the mow Sunday, melted It down to rendering himself unavailable flights pummeled Highway No. Now, c£m you turn off that ma- Two persons a ed of apparent shore only « inches or so was .96 inch of water.^wW^ for further questioning. 1, a main artery along the chlnegim fire?” Chumley told f^-*, .nO heart Stacks while Shoveling measured. He said no arrest warrants coast, wrecking a truck convoy his rescuers,. The rescue plan* :■ snow during the storm. They At Umes it was difficult to inches, leas than half an inch ^ ' i have been signed at this time. and destroying a bridge, a U.S. was piloted by Lt. Col. Robert were William E. Rudolph, 04, tell whether the phpw was fall- b ^ normal, spokesman reported. E. Freshwater of Canton, Ohio. and Mrs AnnabeUe E. Houley, Ing or Just blowing arpund,aa ^ sto m ^ bro^ht the ECHS Girl Wins Fire Injures Four The later attacks were cen On the ground, the Viet Cong fiv’aVÂ i' SR hnBh of West Hav«i gusty winds raked the state. total snowfaU for the month to WEST WOODSTOCK (AP) — 88 both of W ^ Haven particularly 17.6 inches at Bradley Field.

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