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P ^ E TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. FrI - Aug. 10. 1973 Obituaries Report • > Alphonse Godbout, 16, of 74 Mrs. .Mary S. Walsh School St., and Danny William GOP Endorses Mrs. Mary S. Walsh, 73, of Weingartner, 17, of East Hart­ Brockton, Mass., formerly of ford, were arrested Thursday Andover and a retired night and charged by Manchester police with fourth Slate Aug, 22 MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 11, 1973 — VOL. XCII, No. 265 Manchester school librarian, degree larceny. Manchester—A City of Village Charm f o u r t e e n p a g e s - t w o t v - t w o m in i died Thursday night in a PRICE: FIF1EEN CENTS Brockton nursing home. She The charges stem from the SOL R. COHEN didates for constables (for two- was the widow of Harold Walsh. alleged theft of a battery (Herald Reporter) year terms). Mrs. Walsh was born in (valued at $10) from a used car The Republicans, at present, Somerville, Mass., and had at Pantaleo’s Used Parts on Ihe Manchester Republican are the minority party in News Capsules Parker St. Town Committee will meet lived in Andover until 1965, Manchester ^ with three J when she retired and moved to Weingartner was also Aug. 22 to endorse candidates members on the nine-member Israelis Pirate Jet, charged with altering the birth for the November town elec­ Westerly, R.I. She was M r d of Directors, three on the Laird Denies Report employed as a librarian in the date on his operator’s license. tion. nine-member Board , of Elduca- to prot^t McGovern during the Manchester school system Both were released under Hie committee will be guided tion, one on the three-membeT CHICAGO (AP) — Melvin R. 1972 presidential campaign, had before her retirement. written promise to appear in by the recommendations of its Board of Selectmen, and three Laird denies that he authorized relayed information on the She is survived by a step­ court Aug. 27. executive board, which will of the seven constables. The falisified reports of secret U.S. South Dakota Democrat to daughter, Mrs. Sylvia Robert Soucier, 17, of 375 m ^ t Thursday to prepare a town clerk and town treasurer bombing in Cambodia but says presidential aides. Kidnap Try Reported Laughland of Surrey, England; Bidwell St. surrendered at slate of candidates for the are Democrats. he^started a reporting a sister, Mrs. Helen Shields of Police Headquarters Board of Directors, Board of Of the three Republicans on procedure that was not of “the Nixon Reply Set Education, town clerk, town Brockton, Mass.; two Wednesday night. A warrant the Board of Directors, only normal type.” CAMP DAVID, Md. (AP) - treasurer. Board of Selectmen BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) grandchildren, a niece, and two had been issued for his arrest Mrs. Vivian Ferguson has Laird, a former secretary of President Nixon will make his on a charge of tampering with a and constables. declared for re-election. defense, told newsmen on ’ Israeli jets dodged an­ new nephews. public response to recent tiaircraft fire Friday night The funeral will be Monday motor vehicle. The executive board, in turn, Charles McKenzie has removed Friday that the reporting developments in the Watergate to pirate an Iraqi airliner in with a Mass at 9 a.m. in St. Police said the arrest came will be guided hy the himself from the race and procedure “ran directly to the scandal in the middle of next Frances Xavier Cabrini after an investigation into recommendations of its two- James Farr said he is un­ chairman of the Joint Chiefs of week, the White House says. what sources called an un­ Church, Scituate, Mass. A com­ alleged ransacking of vehicles member, candidate-screening decided. Staff, me and the President of A presidential spokesman successful attempt to kidnap mittal service will be Monday recently on Sycamore Lane. committee — Harlan Taylor Republicans Robert the United States.” gave no indication of what form top Palestinian guerrilla and Walter Doll. at 2 p.m. in East Cemetery, Soucier was release on written Spillane,whose term on the Laird said the procedure he the response would take, but all leaders. Manchester. promise to appear in court Aug. Thursday’s executive board Board of Elducation expires this authorized for reporting the signs pointed toward a prime­ However, the guerrillas were 27. Friends may call at^ the meeting and the Aug. 22 town year, and M. Philip Susag, secret 1969 bombings was “not time national television not on the airliner, and the conunittee meeting both will be whose term expires in 1974, the normal type of reporting Israelis allowed it to return to Gaffey Funeral Home,' 757 VERNON audience. Country Way, North Scituate, at 8 p.m. in the Municipal have yet to reveal their plans. procedures used in Vietnam ... Remaining in comparative Beirut after they questioned the A three-car, chain-reaction Building. Mass., Saturday and Sunday The third Republican, Robert but because of diplomatic sen­ seclusion at his Camp David 74 passengers and eight crew collission that occurred The Republicans must en­ Maltempo, is not up for re- sitivity a separate channel of members for two hours at an from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday on Rt. 30 in Vernon mountaintop retreat, Nixon has dorse a slate of six candidates election. His three-year term reporting was established.” cailed upon White House Israeli airfield. about 7:30 p.m. is under in­ for the Board of Directors (for expires in 1975. Laird, now President Nixon’s vestigation,'* according to experts and speech writers for The Israeli military com­ two-year terms), five for the Mrs. Mildred Schaller. the chief domestic adviser, denied help in preparing his statement. police. Drivers were Brian Board of Education (with two lone Republican on the Board of. that he authorized falsified mand refused to disclose the Nixon Signs Carruthers, 16, of Lawler Rd., for the term 1973-76, two for the Selectmen, has announced she Defense Department reports. motive of its mission and stood Vernon; Joseph Mroz Jr., no term 1974-77, and one for the un­ will seek re-election. He said the continued govern­ Admit Contributions by this statement issued Friday night: age given, of 201 Regan Rd., expired term 1973-74), one for Republican Constables ment silence on clandestine air PITTSBURGH, Pa. (AP) - “A Lebanese passenger plane Farm Bill Vernon; and Watson L. Peter­ town clerk (for a four-year Sedrick Straughan and Robert operations after the U.S. incur­ Gulf Oil Corp. and Goodyear son, 47, of 35 Grandview Circle, belonging to Middle East .term) one for town treasurer Meek will seek re-election. sion into Cambodia in April 1970 Tire & Rubber Co. have ad­ Storrs. Airlines, enroute from Beirut to WASHINGTON (AP) - (for a two-year term), two for Martin Foley, the third was a mistake. mitted making corporate con­ Iraq, was intercepted by Israeli President Nixon signed the the Board of Selectmen (for Republican constable, is un­ Raise Prime Rates tributions totaling $140,(X)0 to farm bill today and said it Ignace Sonzailo, 79, of 695 two-year terms), and four can­ decided at present. planes and ordered to land at a President Nixon’s 1972 re- military airfield in Israel. “should help in our battle Talcottville Rd., was charged NEW YORK (AP) - Many election campaign. against inflation by en­ wih reckless driving and major banks have announced an “The aircraft obeyed and The two firms said the the landed at 2130 hours. After a couraging American farmers to driving while under the in­ increase in their prime lending money later was returned. produce at full capacity.” fluence of liquor or drugs. Program Rids Town EARL L. BUTZ rate from 9 to 9V4 per cent, a passenger check, the aircraft Gulf, in a statement released was permitted to take off and Nixon said the cost to Police say Sonzailo’s car- new high and the 12th prime Friday by its headquarters taxpayers of government collided with cars driven by rate hike this year. continue on its way at ap­ Of 211 Junked Cars here, said it made a $100,000 proximately 2330 hours. payments to farmers “will be Richard H. Crabowski, 25, of 25 The increase, announced contribution under intense reduced and in some cases Snipset St., Rockville; and A novel program which the zoning enforcement officer Friday, involves the minimum “The passengers were Butz Won’t Use political pressure from an un­ treated fittingly." eliminated during periods of Joseph Cantin, 35, of 42 O’Leary started early in February has (649-5281). The $5 goes to R. and borrowing fee banks charge specified source. strong demand and high prices Dr., Manchester, before rid Manchester of 211 junked H. Moiger of Portland, Conn., their most credit-worthy cor­ In Akron, Ohio, Goodyear The informants said that such as we are now experien­ crashing into a utility pole. Son­ and abandoned vehicles in the which, when notified by the Farm Bill Powers porate customers and will have acknowledged that it had made among the Palestinians the cing.” zailo was westbound on Wind­ « past six months. building inspector, picks up the no immediate effect on a $40,000 contribution but Israelis were trying to capture He termed the bill a sor Ave. when the accident oc­ All it takes to participate in junked or abandoned vehicle mortgage, auto or other con­ stressed it did so voluntarily. was Dr. George Habash, head “realistic compromise between curred at 9:30 p.m. Wednesday. Splashing In at Swanson the program is a phone call and and takes it to a resource- WASHINGTON (AP) - author of the provision, sumer loans.

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