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ATCiaffs -Drily N «t P m s Run ■ te Ik e Wtoek Bnded The Weather Jtme 14, i N i . Cloudy with continuing ocat- ered riiowen and thundanhoir- era tbnl(ht and Uiroogh tomor^ 15,590 ilanrli^fitTr IvTittitg UTraUi .row afternoon. Tonight’s low In lUqncheMter-^A CU^ of Village Charm boa. Tomorrow'a high about N . VOL. LXXXVra, NO. 224 TWENTY-TWO PAGES MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 23, 1969 (CIsMUled Adverttohif on Fns« 18) PRICE TEN CENTS It’s as Long - LOXHSVILLE, Ky. (AP)— No Accord Reached John Bockey was watching two oil field workers trying Burger Takes Office, to measure a long pole that was leaning against a der rick. On State Tax Plan After they’d made guesses HARTFORD, Conn. ford Bald Sunday night the low — Additional budget cuts of that differed considerably, (A P ) — Democratfc sena er chamber would await action $30.0 million. Including $26 mil .Bockey asked: ’’Wouldn’t It be simpler to lay that pole tors caucused for two In the Senate, where Marcus hoe lion in educational reductions. —’Ihe bonding of current op- on the ground and measure hours today without reach vowed to launch a major of- Nixon Lauds Warren eratiom of the Department of how long It Is?” ing agreement on the tax fenclve to kill the tax package. package to be enacted at Community Affairs (DCA). “ No,” one woiker reddled. WASHINGTON (AP)— ’The House convened shortly —Continuation of the unincor ’’We’re trying to figure out Wairen Earl Burger was the special legislative ses before 10:30 a.m. and, after tak how tall, not how long it Is.” sion that convened . this porated business tax ond the sworn in at 10:42 a.m. to ing care of a few technicalities, broadening of the base to in morning. recessed until 2 p.m. day to be the 15th chief Majority Leader Edward Mar clude professionails such ns doc- justice of the United ’The senate weqt Into caucus tore, lawyers and dentists. cus said afterward he had been soon after convening. States. ’The proposal is bound to en authorized to negotiate with the ’Ihie problem faced by the The simple and sedate counter strong opposition from Traffic Aides House leaders. He then arranged Democratic leaders was how to the minority RepubllcamB, ee- ceremony marked the re for an afternoon meeting with make up the $112 million m rev pectally the part that finances tirement of Earl Warren the House speaker and other enue that was cut by Dempsey’s Insist FA A Democratic House leaders. $32.6 million in current DCA ex- after 16 years as chief jus V W refusal to accept a 6 per cent tice and 52 years in public The senators did not vote on sales tax. pen.°es with borrowed money. But the propoeals apparently service. the tax package, Marcus report Besides the 5 per cent tax, Stop Probe President Nixon, in an un edly refusing to say whether tholr proposal also includes: (See Page Eight) any modlficaUona were likely. WASHING’rON (A P ) — The precedented action, spoke to the Qov. John Deippsey announced Professional Air Traffic Control high court, and said of Warren: last week that he and other lers Organization has warned It ’’The nation Is grateful for that Democreitle leaders were In such will not tolerate further govern servlco.” close agreement over a proposed ment Investigation of last At the conclusion lof the cere tax package that they were F rench F oreign Policy week’s, slowdown, raising the mony, Burger stood behind the ready to adopt It formally. possibility of a new—and possi bench and in a firm, clear voice The proposed ll.B blUlon pack bly worse—air transixntation swore to defend the Constitution age Includes a 8 per cent sales crisis. and to administer justice faith tax Instead of the 6 per cent To Hew Gaullist Line But the director of the Feder fully and Impartially, to do tax that Dempsey vetoed the al Aviiatlon Administration's Air equal right to the poor and rich. laot day of the regular legisla PARIS (AP) —Maurice Schu Debre, a hard and pure Gaul Traffic Service, WiUlam J. Fle- The 61-year-old veteran feder tive session. The present Con mann, Prance’s new foreign list. Debre had wished to re ner, said the probe would con al judge rested his hand on a Bi necticut sales tax is 3Vi per cent. minister, dampened today any main at the Foreign Ministry to tinue. ble held by the outgoiDg chief Senate Majority Leader Ed Idea that his appointment might oversee execution of De The renewed dispute had no jusUce. ward L. Marcus, a Democrat mean a change In the policies of Gaulle’s ideas, but as a compro immediate effect on air traffic, They were flanked on both Gen. Charles de Gaulle. outspokenly opposed to the com mise finally agreed to become however, and major airports sides by the seven sitting associ promise measure, apparently "The foreign policy defined by defense minister. In bis new throughout the eastern United ate justices. the founder of the Fifth Republ has persuaded House leaders to job, Debre is No. 2 man to Cha- States report normal operations. Nixon Is believed to be the ic will be carried out by the new Between 260-300 controllers let the Senate vote on the pro ben-Delmas. first President In ottloe to ad government,” Schumann told called In sick last Wednesday posal first. ’There had been those who dress the court. A lawyer, he the opening of a world medical and Thursday, while those who Houser Speaker WllUam Ratch- thought Schumann’s appoint spoke as a member of the assembly. He sold this policy, reported enforced FAA safety Gig You^ in ment, and that of Valery Gls- court’s bar. He stood behind the based on the independence of card 4’Estaing as finance minis rules to the letter, forcing air “ Companions in l lawyer’s lectum, but used no Prance and of Europe, served ter, heralded ihe beginning of a lines to cancel hundreds of notes. mare,” Monda: the peace of the world. new liberal era In French for flights and, delay others for p.m. on NBC. Marcus Shift Schumann, 68, once resigned hours. The President said of Wberen eign policy. (AP Phototax) from a Gaullist government aft The controllers complained of what Win Rogers once said of One of the cofounders of the Warren Waves Goodbye er De Gaulle rejected British now-defunct Popular Republi being understaffed and over WllUam Howard Tailt, onetime <tu» unfler -1 Dismaying entry Into the Common Market can movement, a Roman Catho worked. president and later chief jus IiMsl New* without telling his ministers In lic party that sought European When the slowdown ended tice : ”It is great to be great; U 7:W (I) Allar DhMr advance. But Schumann, known Is greater to be human.” ■■mde Um Hlsh ' unity alter World War n, Schu Friday morning, FAA investiga Court Applies Two mctnx | To Dempsey as the voice of France on BBC mann strongly (fisapproved of tors began quizzing every con Nixm said Warren’s service ■UOTd fWd , during the war years, later re troller who reported alck, €Uik- as chief jusUce was eopeclsQy dolph Soott. Joel Gen. Charles de Gaulle’s deci (W) Bartior HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — conciled with De Gaulle and sion to keep Britain out of the Ing each to furnish a physician':) Jeopardy Rule characterised by ttsree U)lng»^~ Gov. John Dempsey expressed took another ministerial job In statement. Flener said the in fairness, integrity and dlgnRy. TS^Trvtk or I Common Market. But he never (U) WhM*i Hr disappointment today at Senate 1967. broke with the geiveral over it. terviewing was stopped Sunday To State Cases Speaking of the court itself, ’Ihe new Cabinet, appointed (XMMt) Rawi - Majority Leader Edward L. Mar Oiscard d’Estaing had ibeen but was resumed today. the President said: "N o kistltUr Sunday by President Georges cus’ decialcn to oppose the tax minister of finance under De ” If this is continued today, we WASHINGTON (AP) — The tkm of our government has been Pompidou on the recommenda think the whole thing will blow package coming up for action Gaulle from January 1902 to conf/tltutlonal prohibition more reepansible for (XstUuuMy tion of Premier Jacques up and aviation will come to a today at the apeciarl session of January 1906 but then helped against double jeopardy Is ap with change.” Chaban-Delmas, meeta for the stop,” the organization’s vice tho General Assembly. form a spHrtter group called In plicable to state criminal trials, While the President spoke sad first time today at Elysee Pal chairman, James R. Ean, said " I am very disappointed that dependent RepubUcens who sold tha Supreme Court ruled 6-2 to before that, as three (jeclstans Botli Senator Marcus has seen fit to ace. in New York. He said he feared day. donng out the term were an Schumann succeeds Michel an "emotional and sponta d ia g f break the agreement reached (Bee Page Eight) Reversing the larceny oonvic- nounced, Burgor sat at the last ’Thursday at both caucuses,’’ neous” reaction by controllers clerk’s desk, to the extreme built In key cities, even though organ tion of a Maryland man, the £-■ Bald the governor at his morning right of the chief Justloe. nas, I ization officials were urging court held that the ban on dou news roonfenence. ble jeopardy, "like the right to Warren, reply^ to Nixon’s tunii Dempsey said it was Ws members to “ cool It.” In Boston F.

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