Troops Repulse North Koreans Dawn Clash

J ManchetterÂ City of Village Charm PRICE SEVEN CENTS ▼OL. L x x x n , H a (TWELVE FAfiBB) MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 1968 T a m m State N ew s S u m m er’s Roundup L ight Side Troops Repulse Let’s relax over some of the NECAP PHêto eunnier summer stuff that pops up. For relaxing, who can beat At City Hall Steve Rubeck of Pittsburgh, Pa.? Steve, 47, took a nap between r HARTFORD [AD— Tte North Koreans a set of railroad tracks as 44 H n t major ait<4B and pidKt freight cars passed over him. demonatratkm ib ^ o tfa h l When they stopped the train and jMilled him out unharmed, Steve ffot underway at 10 to d a y - asked: “ Huh, , what do you! one hour after'tlie w ant?” ! atartinff time— aa i Theodore Charging Crow, a dem<HistratorB filed iato city Sioux Indian hltchiklng near Ther mopolls, Wyo., was having no Dawn Clash Iiall functiona nxmi, aad aoae luck. So he began firing his pis 26 others mardied«Etddetiie tol at each passing car. There Main S t bnildinff. was no damage except to motor Inside the hulMhn toe Ommmr- ists’ nerves. Theodore finally got Stretors, members ef M nA H M his ride; In a police car. ‘Cosa Nostra’, or Syndicate Oommuntly AeUan Prefect tn C P ) Willie E. Noble Jr., 21, has em US Outpost Were requested to take saato to tos barrassed the Navy, even though tonctha^ôoea by M es OUeC he loves that branch of the John i^ÊerrlaeB. service. Criminal Informs Raided; No Noble, was detached from the Navy for being underage. He put ^thouifi ene a t Its i on his old sailor uniform and luQdiiiy eazrlad a t toe nnrilfar teat baa treaty in the Kremlin Pel- boarded the U.S.S. Wren at Hous C a su a lties amona other thtasa, i Gnanjluu. Behind Gromylco stands U Thant, UN sec- ton, Tex., for a training cruise. On Secret Society tor the Morth Bad, r Rnto aaa U.S.' Senators WllUam Futbrigtit end Hu- Willie, assigned to helsman the clto hauataf esde ai (AF Pbotolex.) training, did a fine Job steering U.S. FIRST CAVALRY saaitatHa |wcara » aOmh the 376-foot craft. But he finally WASHINGTON (AP) — DIVISION FRONT. Korea blurted out his identify and was The government is confident (AP) — Thirteen American Inc marched to ato^to to beached. that an underworld figure it siddhars fought o ff seven g re taf the same O g m wsad I In Sallna, Kan., Norman Lamar Friday niabt ooMde toe did a fine job of seeding his front says has given federal agmts nade-hurling North Korean Betoretoe aertwal el toe lawn. Two weeks later Norman a detailed description of the raidos today in the longest toe AmeUen roeas. GHy was holding his head—in fact, a dominant crime organization dash in eigM days of fresh crop of heads. Inadvertently he in the United States will live action on the Korean front. had sown a yard full of lettuce. came to the cMy 1 to tell his story to Senate in T h ree Americans sufltred Ulysses I t. Baxter, 31, a folk acratrliea from grenade fragments and outlied the singer, got the "goober-national” vestigators. eanltatlnn profca to toe two-boor battle in pre-dawn Ban Signed nomination in Colorado" Springs, In a secret hideout FBI agents darkaess. Tbere were no known code aatoroemaat] are guarding Joseph Valachi, a Colo. Baxter spent eight days Osironmist rrw ltini •1 to o k pushing a peanut with his nose 11 60-year-old New Yorker once fair ly high in the mob hierarchy, The Norto Koreans used whis- m r miles up a highway to the sum I Oes Bke pheasant calls to gaide m it o f Poke’s Peak—14,110 feet \too tms outlined toe structure of Senate Vote toeir attack. They struck at an a e," Highlights above sea level. the terror-ridden “Coea Nostra' American outpost in a narrosr and put the finger on some top firger of the danOitarized sane Baxter suffered arm and ' knee racketeers already under investi O f Treaty Predicted blisters. No mention of his nose. ! toat was a bloody battle ground gation. in the IISO-SS Korean War. thatr okfeeliwea K (AF) — Bcfne- MOSCOW (A P )— Textual WASHINGTON (AP) — At Suffolk, Va., a peanut com Valachi has a date with Sen. liiyliHglita of tbe partial nu Sen. Kenneth B. Keating pre pany got a package from San The ocipast arms about 1.000 ' Hw Ihilted Flwncisco accompanied by a let John L.. McClellan's Senate Inves yards east of where a Communist Statwe, Britaih dad tiw So* clear iaat ban treaty aigned dicts overwhelmii^ Senate ter. The package contained an tigations subcommittee ^ en it patrol ambushed three Americans resumes its inquiry into lllegml 'm p o F ’ tod ay: approval for the Umited nu upper plate of false teeth, which to a jeep last week, untog two the writer said was found in a narcotics traffic. and wouoifing toe third. am tweaty in (the Ihdtod itatos, Britain and clear test ban treaty if Secre- The McClellan panel began Its toe ton ievtot Ihifcm) oroclaimlnc' aa bag of the nuts. McClellBB. an The spot is 13 miles from Pan- Legal Actions ttm Grind taiy of State Dean Rusk probe of narcotics three years anaijam. where toe United Na toair psiactpal aim toe speediest m ês it clear that no “under- The company checked and, ago, then turned to toe BUUe Sol ■ id Snriday peaetole achievement a t en ayree' sure enough, the teeth were lost tions Command warned North the-table” deals are involved. Estes investigation and toe TFX Korea it would invite ita own mmtL an cwearal and eomplete dis- last fall by’ an employe. warplane contract award. No date Omtinuing ii land lar strict Intema- Keating, a New York Republic When a couple arrived home in destruction if it failed to halt at ka accordance with an, said he asked Rusk for as suburb of Richmond, Va., from tacks souto of toe border dividing o t toe United Na- surance that U.S. negotiators have woric, it was clear the postman North and South Korea. Three Ward’s Case add pat am and to n o t screed Id.' a nonaggression not only had rung but may have American aakfiecs were killed and a t 4 :M nca aad elimi- pact or increased trade as a price been stung. one woiaided in earlier clasiies. e to toe produc- tor the agreement iMlng signed North Korea’s qiokesniaii. at " l/niDOM OF) Wari Ibe house was full of honey Police Disperse Whites toms appear to brn fc aad. teattoa of all kinds today in Moscow. tos armistice commission Sstur- mpnas, Indndinc nuclear "If we get a forthright re bees., which Mr. and Mrs. Thomas day. rejected toe UJf. charges as arake « the alee n a l a K. ^bbard had ordered by mall. at Dr. rnofbm toad, tto sponse, and a denial of any un- “ fabricatiOBa'* toe a 'der-tlie-table deals, then I am con^ The wire ecreen cage had broken After Shotgun Incident A JJJf. command spokesman he was toe lie acjfim ' Cb^ .ii&im- in transit. * •ex and ea el aD iaat axpkwlons of tldent that the Senate will ratify atod today there were no reports Before swaHowtoc toe bartl T weapons fo r .aU ton e, de- this treaty by an overwhelming Wally Ausley, at Raleigh, N.C., ates that aenffed eOt Ms Me wd to wwtlniia negotiations vote," Keating said Stmday in won the watermelon seed spitting By THE ASSOCIATED PKE88 ^youths bee « I am Page Fire) taped radio-television prog^ram championship going away. He nrday 'after aa Mhear ca to a B wsl. aad deal ring to put Police dispersed about 200 drove paaL Ward wrote to oae el ■ broadcast in New York. spat a seed 35 feet, 6 inches, more About m N yoes pnayri aad id to toe contamination of white youths Sunday to Asheboro, notes, "The ritual aautike to anvtroamcnt by radioacUvs ' A two-thirds majority is needed than 8 feet farther than the old —ng to a lot behind toe mended and I cainmt atond to ( fw ratification. record. N.C., where four white teen-agers ja il at Gadwim . A la., where 243 Lesdlnc lawyers Have agreed aa follows: In a speech to the nation July In Charlton, England aa eig^t- were wounded by a shotgun blast persona were arrested Saturday Bulletins yoiced canoem eear aaeerai as a w r a r f ji i ae, President Kennedy said "the foot-wide crater and strange ob in a weekend racial incident. during demonstratians. There pects of the trial to which Whrd 1. b d i a t toe parties to this Moscow talks reached no agree ject were found in the cwmtry- were no toi ideals Negroes are CbIM from AP Wires was cleared a t tone alee chaiym slde. One "expert" declared-*that Several iriilte men were ar liiiiliisHiq, alleged tactol disertan- treaty i dartakaa to prohibit, to ment on any other subject, nor Is rested on disorderly conduct and found g o a tr a t tw o eHwra— this treaty conditioned on any the phenomenon in farmer Roy inatlon by mcirlwwts. ~ not to carry out any charges. Uvlnc o t t the cntoFS pen test explosion or other .matter." Blanchard's potato field v/as Leaders of tox major ciril toes Christine Kedar and Itoidya made by the forced landing of a ' A shotgun went off near a BATS MOON RACK OCT imrleer explosion at A Democrat, Sen.

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