Roving Pair Awed by America: the Landf Lakes and Mountains

• C Average Dally Net Press Ran For The Week Ended The Weather A p r il4 ,lt n Clear tonight; lows In the 40s. iHanrljPstpr lEupmtin Bprali Tomorrow sunny, mild; highs 15,695 in the 60s. 1 Manehe9ter— A City of VUlage Charm VOL. C, NO. 169 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 19, 1971 (Cfatseifled Adrertlaing oa Page 18) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS U.So.Team ■V'! Nixon Denounces Gives Views On Red China Welfare System By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS By WALTER R. MEARS Some thoughts cm Hao Tse- AP PoUMcal Writer tung and other impressions of WILLIAMSBURG, Va. (AP)— President Nixon told Communist China have been Republican governors today the United States cannot given by members of the Ameri tolerate a welfare system “ under which working people [N. can table tennis team after re turning from their historic tour can be made to feel like fools by those who will not of mainlaind China. work” at any job available. Several wore Mao buttons Nixon said anyone who r e - ---------------------------------------------- and, during interviews with fuses to register for work and “give up the job, go on welfare, newsmen Sunday, commented accept work or training should everybody else is at the trough, on the prevalence of Mao’s im V - . •» be ineligible for welfare pay why not me . age. Jack Howard, the team’s ments. ’"Ihis is wrong, it must be II vdiiil “It is Incredible that we have nonplaying captain, said he rec- iV changed, and we’ve got to om m ended reading “The J__hj\ aUowed a system <rf laws under grange it in this country, and I ™ y; ’Thoughts ot Mao Tse-tung.’’ which one person can be penal pledge to you we will,” he said. Judy BochensM, IS, wore a ized for doing an honest day’s ’The President denounced the work and another person can be Mao badge “as a sign of friend current welfare system as “a rewardel for. doing nothing,” ship’’ when she arrived home in monumental faUure,” emd urged the President told the RepubU- support for his own family as (C) Eugene, Ore. “Mao was every iptlll) it !!!|I 1|! t:»tEMi’mj!«i itiit lit ’.: i S) 11,' ! : cah governors conference. (C) where, on posters, buttons, slo sistance pn^Hwal, before Con 1 • 1 ' The President was applauded gress €igain after failing tp win <C) gans and the little red book,” when he' declared that anyone (C> she said. “I brought back five passage last year. (C> able to work who refuses to Nixon said under the current (C) copies.” work will not benefit under his gygtejjj <*the person on welfare <C) She found China “veiy, very welfare reform plan. (C) different. ’They didn’t have TV can often have a higher Income (C) He said also thal no job is me than his neighbor who holds a <C) in hotels. ’Ihey didn’t even have I - >■' ^ nial if it puts bread on the table len (C) low-paying job. radios. We never saw a boy and and enables a man to meet his low (C) -■ -*L “Tragically, these situations <0 ) girl walking together. It’s so responsibilities. r (G) often exist in the same neigh lOt <C) completely different. We didn’t 1 a ffm “Scrubbing noors, emptying borhood, side by side in the (C) realise it until we got there.” bedpans—my mother used to do same apartment houses—and ( 0 > Olga Soltesz, 17, had sim ilar that—is not enjoyable work—but (O ) the effect is corrosive,” Nixon (O) thoughts in Orlando, Fla. “It’s a lot of people do it—and there said. “It creates bitterness on nlo completely different from the is as much dignity in that as the part of the ^worker. In the (0 ) United States. I thought Peking there is ip any other work to be end, I suspect, it causes reslg- (C) would be a miniature Chicago Fishing net posts stand out against sunset near ‘down east’ is at the most northeastern point in done in this country—including n^^tlon—and we end up, with an- ror my own,” the President said. ( 0 > but there w ere no cars, <mly a Campobello Island in Maine. The island, located the nation. It is one of the scenes which awed Earth Week other person on welfare (C) few buses and everybody rode Nixon flew by helicopter to Ikow in part of the nation sometimes referred to as cameraman Faas and reporter Arnett. (AP Photo) ‘“nie fact is that the welfare it«iy <0) bicycles,” she said. the restored colonial capital of estabUshment and system in the (C) “I hope the people of both Rally Draws Virginia to address the 19 state United States is a monumental (0> governors and a conference a t F en - countries can come together, failure. It makes the taxpayer on ., A p r. because they are just as nice as Meeting the Nation audience of about 300 peopoe. furious. It makes the welfare re p .m . His heUcopter touched down let any other human beings,” she 8,000 in State cipient bitter, and it inflicts the (C) said. ‘“Ihe people are warm and on the pracUce- tee of the WU- distlllaUon of all this anger and ( 0) were really friendly—there HARTPORD (AP)—The Con llpmsburg golf course. Nixon bitterness to the children who Ares (C> drove about eight blocks ^ (O) were no fake smiles.” Roving Pair Awed by America: nectlcut Earth Action Group, a ivUl inherit this land. It is a dis- Boport pî^riiUttoted b r^ ^ Wâmsburg, dtop^ grace to the American spirit. <C) Graham Steenhoven, 59. presi <C) dent ot the U.S. Table Tennis got Earth Week off to an esti at ^ e point to greet a crowd of îxon said he does not think Association, was asked in De mated $15,000 start over the touristo and t^people. is menial if it puts (O) In his speech, he said the wel- bread on the table, “provides rrow <C) troit if he thought the Chinese weekend with a rally that drew (That or had used the American team for The Landf Lakes and Mountains aixxit 8,(K)0 people from different fare sy^m must be oveiW ^ your children and lets you (O) to emphasize the dignity of look every one else in the eye.” <C) propaganda purposes. EDITOR’S NOTEl—When you ca herself—^the land, the lakes, Garbage litters the land Dis From-there, we, flew north to ^ of the state to Colt Park Z o r K ^ o r W ' that enables <C) “No, not at all!” he said em here. He said scrubbing floors or live in a place for a long time, the mountains. carded cardboard containers the Olympic Peninsula. It an American to support his fam emptying bedpans is not enjoy phatically. “I’m Slue what they ’The estimate was made by a you tend to overlook, or maybe Some of it is blighted. But and candy ■wrappings led us up ily. able work but there is as much wanted was in Some way for us thrusts into the PacUlo past CEAG spokesman, who ^ d take for granted, whatever some of it is as awesome as any the slopes of Mt. Rainier in busy Puget Sound, its loins Under the present system, he to be friends.” He said the team each marcher had been asked to beauty it has. Peter Arnett and landscape in the world. Washington State like sign)>osts. shielded by rocuUess rain forests said, an attitude is developing c f' (Bee Page Eight) sell a $1 ticket for eeush mile he (See Page Nine) Horst Faas, AP corresptHident . Much of America is still so Beer cans and soda pop bottles and skirted by rocky, wlndswoi>t and photographer respectively, similarly gfuided us through the walked on his way to the peril. young. When pioneers were beaches. The demcmstratlon, which was are not Americans. ’They have, bayous of Louisiana. pushing westward through We watched Indian tribesmen held Saturday, included three made a three-mcaith tour of the northern Utah along the Oregon But it was America’s empti digging clams on the beaches lines cf marchers—one each nation to look at us through the Trail more than a century ago, ness and beauty rather its and hunting in the forests ’Hiey from Newington, West Hartford New Russian Satellite Four Bills eyes of foreigners who have their wagon wheels bll deeply congestion and pollution that are still the masters of this and Wethersfield, all of which never lived here. In the follow into the surface of the empty most Impressed us. Northwest paradlre of salmon- are about 10 miles away. ing dispatch, <me of a series, Put into Orbit of Earth land. North of Salt Lake City California sprawls in a jerry- filled rivers and gloclercd The demonstrators converged they described some of the na mountains, riiaring their tredl- Vetoed B y you can still see those wagon built suburb from San PYanclsco on the rally site, where the Rev. By JAMES R. PEIFERT said the mlssiim of the station tion’s Impressive [diysical beau tionaMuntlng grounds only with ruts on the hard desert floor, to Los Angeles by way of the Joseph Duffey, chairman of Associated Press Writer was “the adjustment of the ele- ty. the graceful elk that slip down and the land itself must be the San Joaquin Valley. Housing de Americans for Democratic Ac- MDSOOW (AP) — ’Ihe Soviet ments of the design and on- Meskill By PE’TER ARNETT with way the pioneers first saw it: velopments surge along the from the high mountains in the tlMi, said that people want an government put a new satellite board systems, carrying out HORST FAAS stark, majestic—and still.

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