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VOL. LXXXIII, NO. 74 (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN.^ FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1963 (CUMlfled Adverthtaig on Png* lA) PRICE SEVEN CENTS (7.S. Issues Events Licensesior Sofia Legation In State British Patrol Cyprus Wheat Sales ^ y WASHINGTON (AP)— Stoned by Mob State Man Held The Commerce Department In Threat Case For Citizen Protection h^B issued conditional li censes for the sale of $40.6- WASHINGTON (AP)—The United States announced HARTFORD (AP) — A Engaged million worth of wheat to today it is making a strong protest and demanding com Oec* • Durable for long wear Hartford man was taken to Iba Mgacrcment of MIm the Soviet Union ;— but pensation for the damage a mob of 3,000 Bulgarians the federal building today ‘ iMetta A. DanleU of Middle- whether there will be a caused today at the U.S. legation in Sofia during an Allowed Past town to Oeorg'e El Landia of • Smooth for easy sleeping for a preliminary hearing | Mteidhoator haa been announced deal remains V) be seen. hour-long attack on a charge that he threat by her parents, Mr. and Mm. The two licences—for $20,320,- At the same time State De- j ernment are not usual In Com 000 eech—were lemied Thureday partment press officer Richard ' munist lands. Such upheavals ened President Johnson. Greek, Turk O n te S . Dan^eOs o f M iddletown. Her fiance la the son of Mr. SPRINGMAID MUSLIN to two unnamed American I. Phillips scornfully labeled as 1 are ordinarily government-in- The manner of the threat Save On Famous Springmaid firms. •’show trial” the Sofia govern- j .spired there. was not disclosed. and Mra. Robert P. Landia of TTic demonstration was bro- j Road Bloeks ao Jean Rd. The permits allow the sale of menfs acUon against a Bulgar He was Identified as .Tames Miaa Daniela, a grraduate of the U.S. grain provided various ian ex • diplomat accused of ken up by mounted Bulgarian F. Burns, 36. who was taken Woodrow WUaon Hlfrh School, conditions are met. These con spying for the United States. police about an hour after it be into custody by Hartford pol'ce I NICOSIA. Cyprits (AP) Middleitown, la attending: the ditions, under announced U.S. ’The demonstration which re gan. The police went into action 'Thursday afternoon In the offi — Briti.'?!) patrol.') moved after the legation had asked for' 2 School of EVlucation at the Sheets and Cases — 63 X 99 ...... M .54 government policy, Include stip sulted In many broken windows cers’ club at the state armory. ithrotiirh .N'ico.-^ia today to ulations on financial and ship and overturned automobiles at protection. j A charge of intoxication Und/veraity of Hartford. ping terms. I keep the peace on explo.sive Mr. landta, a graduate of tha U.S. legation ostensibly was against Burns was dropped in If the Soviet Union ag^rees to a kind of public protest against VIENNA. Austria (AP) Anti- • Cyprn.5, hut di.sagrecnient Manchester High School, ia American demonstrators using Circuit Court 14 this morning majoring: in economics in Ihe these terms, then the two U.S. the alleged U.S. use of a Bulgar by Prosecutor George A. Silves delayed plan.-) for Creek and Size Sale companies have permission to ian cltlxen as a spy. But offici Icicles and ice chunks from the ter because of the projected fed School of Arta and Sciences at go through with the sale, a street sma.shed all windoss on TurkisI) soldier.s to join the University of Hartford. Quality Muslins Or Percales als here said they were not cer eral hearing. 72 X 99 ...... 1 . 6 4 Commierce Department spokes tain what the real purpose of the first three floors of the U.S. them. No daite hM been set for the Assistant U.S. Ally. John D. a ; the .-iouthoast port of I-ar- man said. the demonstration was; they legation In Sofia. Bulgaria, to- Adams said the warrtinl against w edding. 72 X 108 ...... 1 . 7 4 Nearly three months ago, the only said that truly spontaneous day. The demonstrators over nai a a British soldier was .shot Burns would charge him with a and slightly wounded in the late President John F. Kennedy outbursts of public indigna violation of a federal statute 81 X 9 9 ...... 1 . 7 4 gave the green light to proposed tion against some foreign gov- (8ee Page Seven) shoulder whtle on patrol. Tire 7 pertaining to threats to kill or patrols are destgned primarily private sales of U.S. wheat to cause bodily harm to the presi 81 X 108 ...... l . » 4 the Soviet Union. Soviet negotia for the protection of British tors, however, have been balk dent or any others in line of riviluuvs succession to the presidency. Twin Bottom Fitted ...... 1 . 7 4 ing at the American terms. In This Solar System In Nii'osta. however, the Brit- They have objected particu Conviction carries ' a maxi i.sh were wa\ed through road- Fabulous Martex Towel mum penally of five years im- Double Bottom Fitted ...... 1 . 9 4 larly to the U.S. requirement blocks of both Cr eek and Turk that part of the grain be shipped pri.sonmcnl and a $1,000 fine. ish arm ed Cypriot.- whose 90 X 108 ...... 2 . » 4 Ensembles on U.S. vessels, whose rates are The midday hearing was to fighting in frve bloody day.s higher than the world market Mars Smog Indicates be before U.S. Commi-ssioncr cau.sed grave tnlern.'Un'nal con 42 X 36 C ases...... 4 0 ^ price. George C. Hastings. Burns was cern The U.S. traders who applied in the custody of Deputy Mar Com manders of the Biatish, Regular for the licenses were said to Earth Alone Has Life shal Richard M. Maynard while Greek and Turkish garrisons Bafh $1.98 have indicated that the Soviets awaiting the hearing. stationed on this eastern .Meih- n .6 9 were proposing to pay cash. terannean tsiand met in the • Fine Quality For Luxury Sleeping ’This would appear to rule out By JOHN BARBOUR Ronds Authorized ' morning hut w ere unable to agree on the composition of the Regular complications over extending Associated Press Science Writer HARTFORD (AP) I .suance $1.39 credit to them although the 11- ■ mixed patrols Hand ’ 1.09 WASHINGTON (AP)—There is new evidence that of over $11 million worth of "We have British patrols out, bond.s was authorized by the (See Page ’Two) whose primary purpose is to SPRINGMAID PERCALES the planet Mars is crossed by great yellow clouds of State Bond Commission yester protect British families,'' l,l. Regular toxic smog day for projects ranging from Gen. P. G. Young. British army W ash . 5»c .49 If so. It could mean that like earth, they are neither too housing to beach improvements British .soldiers of the first battalion. Foresters Regiment, gave “thumbs up" com m ander on Cyprus.' told re earth's last chance of finding a close to the sun, nor too far to airport aprons. porters after the meeting. U.S. Accepts from It. Some $4.6 million In borrow sign as they boarded Royal Air Force plane at Lyneham, Wiltshire, last night, 72 X 108 or life-supporting planet In this so Young said theie were no lar system to gone. But a U.S. space probe that ing was authorized for moderate headed for Cyprus. (AP Photofax.) Greek and Turkish army pa Engaged Twin Bottom Fitted . . . •2.49 Some astronomers have con flew past Venus indicated sur rental housing and houMng for trols out and it would take long Filipino Help jectured that the yellowish face temperature.s there were the elderly In Norwich, Willi- er to organize them because of th e engagement of Miaa Dona clouds seen on Mars are mostly too high to .support any known mantic, Elnfield, Torrington and Lae Kauffman of South Glaa- Tippit Fund $ 100,000 language difficulties. dust, and the planet’s whites and kind of life. Milford. The small Ttirkish and Greek tohbury to Richard George Wal On Cambodia blues have been associated with ’The United States hopes to Aid Study, Cyprus lace of Mancheater has been an 81 X 108 DALLAS, TEX. (AP) ■ army garrisons remained at op snow and water. learn more about the mysteries Autopsy Report Asked posite ends of this capital. Their nounced by her mother, Mrs. MANILA (AP) — ’The United But Drs. Sebastian Karrer of Mara by directing two Mari Contributions in 1,.’S00 let Dorothy Ruth Kauffman of Double Bottom Fitted ters processed Thursday i movement from their treaty States and neutralist Cambodia ahd Carl C. Kless reported to ner space probes at it next No OHAPEi^ HILU N. C. (AP) 1 bases into Nicosia on CTiristmas South Glastonhury. She is also vember. The probes are —PoUce Chief WUUam D. Blake On Johnson Agenda raised-the J. D. Tippit fund the daughter of the late Mr. 90 X 108 have agreed to try to settle day evidence that the clouds led to fears of a showdown that are mostly g^ases of compounds planned to fly by the planet In said today he may obtain a to beyond $400,000. The to might embroil Greece and Tur WilUam Blake Kauffman. their dispute with the help of the March of 1*66. court order ao officers can dee tal stood a t $408,301,81 when Her fiance is the son of Mr. 42 X 38 Csses of oxygen and nitrogen—the key, both members of the North Phillppinee. same eye-bumlng, choking, tox A Soviet probe launched In a private autopsy report on the JOHNSON CITY, Tex. day Erhard meeting that begins counters quit for the day. Atlantic Treaty Organization. and Mrs. George W. Wallace of November 1962 was W have pro myaterloua death of the wife of Saturday. PoUce LI. V. K. Hipskind "Initial contacts have been ic gases of earth-bound smog. (A^) — President Johnson said the tabulation crew still Greek and Turkish Cypriot* 80 Ardmore Rd. They split the light from the vided a close-up view of the a University of North O aiolina Erhard is the first major Eur generally have observed tha Miaa Kaufftnan attanded made and will continue,” For was briefed on the Cyprus opean leader to hold a full-scale has 7'4 mall sacks to pro eign Becretan Salvadoe-d^-atP planet’s telescopic Image by planet this past summer, but.iU graduate atudent. Christma.s cease- fire, ending a Glastonbury High School and powerful spectroacoplc tech radios fell bllent millions of The student, Frank Joseph crisis today and began in conference with the new Ameri cess. At an average of Mr. Wallace attended Manchea- pez .of the Philippines said to ’’ hOO letters to a sack, that conflict that began Saturday day. "So far the situation seems niques and found the pattern miles out In space. Rinaldi, 34, a native of Water- tensive preparations for can president. He flies into w’ith an exchange of gunfire be Oer H igh Bebool. COnON PLAID bury. Conn., Is charged with Houston late this afternoon and eans roughly 22..500 letters. A faU wedding M planned. encouraging.” that is yielded by the gas ni talks with Chancellor Lud 1 e fund is being raised for tween a Greek Cypriot polica U.S.-(Mmlxx]ian relations de trogen dioxide. murder in the death of his goes to the LBJ Ranch Satur patrol and Turkish Cypriots. wig Erhard of West Ger day. u.e family of the Dallas po White Sale Savings On Curtains SHEET BLANKETS teriorated rapidly after the r(ltrogen dioxide - a partner Briton Considers pregnant wife. Rinaldi has liceman who was slain as he A few shots still could ba Cambodian chief of state. Prince ship of'one nitrogen atom and maintained his kmocence. many. ! Half-a-dozen Washington offi heard at times from the north E An intelligence briefing on Cy- j cials were gathering at the holi questioned a suspect in the About Town Norodom Sihanouk, annoimced two of oxygen—appears yellow A di.spute over the cause and assassination of President east sector of the border divid Nov. IS he would accept no —and In dense concentrations Lakonia Inquiry time of Mrs. Rinaldi's death pru.s and other arca.s over.seas! day White House in the Texas ing the Greek and Turkish Cyp Regular was given the President by Di- - ranch country for the meeting. John F. Kennedy. DaMck lianetl, 9, aon of Mr. more American aid and ordered 1(X>ks brownish yellow, changing arose yesterday after Rinaldi’s riot .sectors of Nicasia as tha 1.19 U.S. military and economic per to blue and white In frozen LONDON (AP)—Prime Minis attorney, Barry Winston, re rector John A. McCone of the \ The'se included Secretary of l^rsl British column entered the and Mrs. James Farrell, 96 Central Intelligence Agency. State Dean Rusk, Secretary of Dartmouth Rd., has been noti For Every Room sonnel to leave his Southeast forms. ter Sir Alec Douglas-Home is leased a private autopsy. He ^irkish sector. McCone flew to the Johnson Agriculture Orville L. Freeman, fied that be won third prise ki Asian nation. ’There have been Karrer is a chemical consul- studying demands for a full has not shown the full report LBJ Planning In the column were eight Roy fears In the West that Cambodia tant, a pioneer In the early | BriU.sh inquiry into the Lakonia to police. ranch shortly after midnight and Undersecretary of Stale George al Air Force personnel carriers, the national Kellogg’s C o m processes that enabled U.S. in-, ship disaster. was up early to join John.son at. W. Ball, and presidential assis escorted by armored cars. Contest by inserting the last Is drifting toward Communist ”1 will provide the police with China. dustry to reap nitrogen from Latest figures Issued by the the report as soon as we can breakfa.st. | tant Christian A. Herter. ! They were checking to maka line of a Jingle. The contest Solid Color Pinch Pleated Drapes the atmosphere where it Is ship’s Greek owners put the John.son set up a 3erie.s of con- | Barbecue for sure British civilians in the sec was Umlted to children, and Ix>pez said he conferred twice resolve an Impasse we seem to Even Freeman's trip was with U.S.,. Ambassador William some 78 per cent of the earth's number of known .survivors at ferences to go over key points keyed to affairs overseas. The tor were all right. All vehicle.* Patrick won a scale model FV>rd have reached In communica that will be involved in the two- C gases. Kless Is an astronomer 901, the dead at 96 and the miss carried large British flags. hardtop car. E. Stevenson, and the-Philippine tions,” Winston aaW today. "I agriculture chief was assigned Erhard Visit Ambassador in South 'Viet Nam at Georgetown College Observa ing at 31. cannot gel any lnform€ition to help John.son discuss farm i The first reinforcements or 54", S3' Regular tory. The Greek Line said no offi dered from Britain on Thursday The degree staff of Daugh- has been In contact with the from police about this case ex trade problems with the Ger-1 72" $4.98 Philippine consulate general In Before a meeting of the cial list of the dead and missing Stassen Reports man chancellor. | JOHNSON CITY, Tex. (AP)— by Prime Minister Sir Alec /tens of liberty, No. 126, American Astronomical Society, would be issued before Wednes cept the fact that my client to President Johnson is planning to ‘ Douglas - Home landed at tha will rebeane tomorrow at 7 Phnom Penh, the Cambodian charged with murder.” Foreign affairs have held a *3.97 capital. they presented a paper discuss day morning to permit double priority po.sition in Johnson's of blend music and menu to help British Akrotiri base. Their pm. at Oi)|pige HUI. Chief Blake said Winston Prodding by Ike to Washington, U.S. sources ing the properties of a number checking ficial routine since Thursday West German Chancellor Lud- number wa.s not given. A head- Save $1.01 per pair—a truly remarkable buy for genuine drip-dry, no-iron of nitrogen-oxygen compounds The prime minister agreed "asked me for all the evidence wig Erhard (eel at home on the : quarters spokesman said they St. John’s Pohflb NaUonal said Filipino President Dlosdado afternoon. ^ Fiberglas drapes, 16 pinch pleats across. Three popular lengths, 42” wide Macapagal offered the use of his and their changing relatlon.shlps Thursday night to consider the against his client and I told him For a Wide Race LBJ range this weekend. j win replace troops in the ba.sa Catholic church will observe I didn't see fit to give it to him He created then a nine-man i each half. Choice of yellow, green, aqua, rose, pink and blue. good offices last Friday. But In and colors as they warm and demand of Patrick Gordon governmental committee to | The President has asked plan-,I areas' ordered to duty in Nico- St. John’s Day tomorrow with Lady Almy Walker, Labor party spoke.sman now. If he to innocent, he ought PHILADELPHIA (AP) — For ! sia and elsewhere. Mass at 8:30 am. Blessing of dications are the United States make a hurry-up study of the; 1st Van Cliburn. a pride of Tex to approaching the matter cau M ars and Venus are earth's on foreig:n affairs, for a British to be willing to provide the po as. to play music of German Life gradually was returning the wine and distribution to 4 OZ.-4 ply lice with help.” mer Gov. Harold E. Stassen of foreign aid program and recoqi-1 tiously since it also Involves closest neighbors. And scientists Inquiry. mend basic structural changes, j composers at an indoor barbe- to normal in the Greek sector of the faithful wiU also take place in search of life on other planets I ------Minnesota says he plans to an , Nicosia. Almost deserted sine* at this time. cue. (See Page Nine) have concentrated on them for, (See Page Three) VI Slashes Rate nounce next month whether he Domestic concerns were not j The piece de resistance of a the fighting began, streets be KNiniNG YARN will seek the 1964 Republican entirely forgotten. however.' gan to fill with people. A #ew Members of the teen-age NEW HAVEN (AP) — The luncheon after Erhard's arrival presidential nomination. Johnson also took time to nomi Saturday will be a Texas-Ger- shops - mostly grocers — re group of the Children’s Wing of United Illuminating Co. said Stas.sen, a Philadelphia law nate the father of 3-year-old T J 11 I ... 'rnan chocolate cake cooked up opened after nearly a week. the Little ’Theater of Manches 36" Emboidered today a general rate reduction yer, said Thursday night that Lyndon Abell to be an assistant | ^ brought to Texas ter are reminded of readings for Scolloped or Hemmed - . , iwuiii « ivv.i-r ...... The majority of offices and which will save its 220,00b former Pre.sident Dwight D. Tvier ^y German pioneers in the early other shops are still shuttered. one-act plays tonight at 7 at customers $2 million annually Elsenhower has urged him. Young Abell s father, Tyler ^ Road blocks manned by Greek the Little ’Theater’s clubrooms, Dacron Flocked Tiers With In electric bills w'ill become ef along with sevei'al others, to run ALcll, is the husb&nd of Beth _ » . Havp bf*pn iin a.t 45 School St. ' fective Feb. 1. for the nomination so the Repub Clements Abell, social secretary "Die Presidents intetwals lican party could have the wid- to Lady Bird Johnson. He has Jilne-Paneled ranch office, where frequent intenais. UI president W illiam J. Christmas tree Sandbagged gun emplace Curtains Valances the family ments were manned at stra (See Page Seven) (See Page Seven) (See Page Seven) .stands, is being turned over to Erhard and his staff. The gath tegic intersections. SKATES ering U.S. staff will be housed In the beleaguered Turkish SH A R PE N E D /9C in guest houses. 3.98 The two ranch living rooms, (See Page Seven) — A lso — 42x72 Regular M V Nixon Coming Up Fast; Lodge Passes Rocky Yaluos $ one with a huge hooded fire • Rubbers Repaired 2.99 ^ 2 . 4 7 1.87 place. will serve aa conference rooms. e loe Creepers Attached The State Department In Washington Was sending along 2 Poll Shows Barry Lead Halved Bulletins ) Wash like a breeze. Require no iron Crisp white broadcloths pret German flags to fly at the ranch SAM YULYES ing. Miracle dacrons now with all-over tily embroidered. Use in kitch and along the route to surround Culled from AP Wires SHOE REPADUNG OF flocked patterns and scalloped or hem en, bedroom or den. Less EDITOR’S NOTE—An Octo- ‘S' Nixon, vice presiderft under *handful of votes on both ques ing towns E rhard will see. tions in the first survey. In the Mrs. Johnson was busy work THE BE’TTER KIND! med borders. Choose from border de than usual price because of ber poll of the Republican coun President Dwight D, Eisenhow signs, Irish point patterns and floral a special purchase. ty leaders showed B arry Gold- er, showed the greatest gains second, he was named by 44 re ing with a Ft. Worth caterer, SHIP CATCHES FIRE 28 OAK STREET ZIPPER-SANFORIZED w ater was th e ir' overwhelming and ran second to Goldwater. spondents a.s the strongest can who will put on the barbecue YOKOH.AM.A. Ja|>an (AP) designs. 42 x 72 each half to hang in choice for next year’s presiden Henry Cabot Lodge, ambas.sa- didate and 39 a.s most likely to Sunday In the gymnasium of —Fire broke out on the full folds. Don’t miss this once-a-year tial nomination. Now a second dor to South Viet Nam—barely be nominated. Stonewall School, in the com American freighter President savings I MAHRESS COVERS poll by The Associated Press mentioned in the October poll— Milton Elsenhower, brother of munity near John.son s birth .Madison shortly after it 7 show.s these Republicans have was third, fini.shing ahead of the former president, and Mich place. stoained out of this port for sharply revised their thinking New York's Gov. Nelson A. igan's Gov. George Romney got The menu (or 400 guests was San Francisco at midnight Twin Regular O a few votes in both polls. Nww S««m tMp M msI 2 .9 9 since Pre.sident Kennedy’s Rockefeller, only announced Friday, the Japaiieee Mari- FuU 2.99 death. Goldwater still Is In candidate for the nomination. The poll reflected a drastic (See Page Seven) time Safety .Agency said. 2.48 front, but lus lead has dropped Those quer',d Included some revision of Republican opinion The agtsicy said the 7,9‘!4-ton almost In half. (Jomlng up fast: members of the national com as a result of the as.sa.s.sination .\ineirican Presideflt Line's Richard M. Nixon. mittee and city and town lead of Kennedy. A number of those Talk Hints Barry vemiei radioed the outbreak ers.' who replied said they were of Are In the No. 4 hold and By RBLMAN MORIN Two questions were present “confused,” "undecided," ob asked for assistance oil the AP Special Correspondent ed: " too early to .say.” Re-entering Fight iMjst of Boso Peninsula'about Sale • • Richard M. Nixon'A 1964 presi 1. "On the basis of present Goldwater's strength, as be 26 milee outside Tokyo Bay. dential stock has skyrocketed condiUons, In light of the death fore, came mainly
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU), MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27,1968 PAGE THREE r, MANCHESTER EVENING ffERALO, MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27, l»g8 fAGE TWO sing questions from Western newsmen. University Seeks Students Chou Arrives An Algerian said none of the t /.S . Issues' Insurance Agent Describes tColumbia Barry Lead Halved questions at Thursday’s confer f J .V From Small High Schools In M orocco ence caused Chou any embar Fake Claims hy Cosa Nostra Hockey Team rassment and when the confer Licensesforl In Republican Poll ence ended the audience ap #>toUU number of enrolled talent By ANDREW BOROWIEO plauded him resoundingly. By SEYMOUR M. HER8H i O • " ■ ^ 1w CHICAGO (AP) — An Insur-^achemes on Information fur- Locates Pond •earch pupil* to 106. ’Thus far RABAT, Morocco (AP)—Pre Wheat Sales CHICAGO (API—Three year* (Continued from Page One) ance agent has given the Cook i nished by Barbe. seven have dropped Out for aca mier Chou En-lai of Red China County sUte a attorney a office The newspaper said the gang- ago official* at the University of demic reason*, far below the C j l P J U J The German Brothers Pond Chicago threw away the rule Talk Hints Barry arrived In Morocco today to a Briton Considers (C4>ntlniird from P»Ke One) a step-by-step diagram of how stera plotted to over-lnsure sev- general college average. Bwered, 16 said they were for b(X)k on admission policies for Cosa Nostra gangsters are oper-, eral yachts in Florida, then col- oh Basket Shop Rd. la sohedulad •"The program works both Rockefeller. ’The state has 92 regal reception from King Has big-time schcwls and began go Re-entering Fight Lakonia Inquiry ^ By HOWIE HOLCOMB .^ 4 r atlng a multlmillion-dollar in -1 lect thousands of dollars in to open aa a hockey rink Jan. way*,” said Jamet Vice, gMer- delegate' votes at the nominat son n . He came from Algeria ing after youngsters from the al adviser to freshmen. “ W* quire rash. surance fraud, the Chicago Sun-1 claims by dynamiting theny But 4 when the local hockey team ing convention. to continue his twomonth Afrl hinterlands. have a well-balanced, more di (Continued from Page One) (ConUnued from Page One) i. on oth er A foreign aiaaid billoui provision Times .said today. ! Barbe said he refused Calfano a w
- ping a toe to a melody, (Ud. iK>te — His sons should If a US. trader now wants a $600,000 in the last five j urban Oak Park and in 1962 and the ww k involved in mak cerned that the rigid entrance ta isot, therefore, unusual, but | he the first customers.)'-^ U.S government gv^rantee of < y^^ra on fake claims resulting, Caifano asked Barbe to write The first three classes began July 18 with a tentative appor that he would wait until after greeted at the airport by Moroc evidence. There are many dis Ing the pond acceptable. Wood requirements favored student* slowly and performed below the tionment of 1,808 delegate Johnson’s State of the Union ad turbing questions.” tapping your heels is some- Bob Hope I'm going to cut credit extended m a Communl.s^t- phony burglarle.s. auto ac-1 the mob's insurance, en panels have been set up amd can Prime Minister Ahmed thing else again. The world's I down on work (This we've got bloc buyer, officials said, tbe ' incendiary fires. The Sun-Times quoted Bathe from big-city high schools. average for the college as a votes. Needed to win will be 665 dress (Jan. 8) before assessing Bahnini and Prince Moulay Ab Gordon Walker said the Brit night lights and goal net# art "W e’ve always had some stu forernoat heel-tapper, (flam en-' ‘'.'’V''! Barbe has been kept under, as .saying that he was soon wri\j whole,” si^d Miss Perry. "But votes. the new President. dullah, the king’s brother. ish government should Inquire w now being installed. Up to now. dents from small towns,” said Noting that Johnson would Into the tragedy because most ro dancing it's called in cul lerrv Lewis I’ll 'tick to if he finds it to be in the,national protective cu.stodv bv the slates' ing in.surance on mob-controlled they have succeeded In adjust Lodge shot Into the running From the airport Chou was the local team has done all its Miss Margaret E. Perry, lectur start to establish his own rec of the Lakonia’s 661 passengers tural drcleal Jose Greco, the mwie"s TV l.sn't ready for interest. i attorney's office for the last two i firm.s. The mob fell behind in ing to the challenge. In their after reports circulated that El escorted by motorcycle police playing away from home and er in English and head of the ord at that time, Goldwater said were British and the cruise was hringi hts trwipe to the Bush- ’ months. He is scheduled to I the payment of premiums, upperclass years, they perform senhower had urged him to con men through the city decorated practiced w'hen and where they talent search program. ” We stu that "shortly thereafter the Re organized by agents in Britain. imU Memorial stage Jan 6 for Ijiwrenoe Welk I'll stidi WASHINGTON (A P )- It took cgjfgno. 82. In an j Barbe said, and Caifano sug- at a level well above the college sider trying for the nomination. with Chinese and Moroccan could. The league include*, in died their records and found publican party will begin to The ship’s owners have re- one performance. The singers, to TV SaliirdAV ni/chts Rre fun only two necoml« today for . insurance fraud case. Caifano i gesled that the loss of pre* average.” ______The former president and Lodge flags. Only a scattering of cur addition to Colcheater, Nlantlc. that most of them did pretty praise or to criticize.” fu.sed to an.swer allegations by daneers and musicians w'iil be h'me-sh Senate to convene and adjourn charged with conspiracy to mlums be recouped through Waterford, Clinton and the New have not confirmed the report. ious Moroccans turned up along well. Replies to the questionnaire At the same time, (3oIdwater some survivors that members of aeen atarting at 8:30 p.m. Red Skelton — I resolve to ''"til 10 a.m. Monday when it j theft by deception. fraud, London Coast Guard. Plans are Prote$t Wolf Killing the route. ” So we simply decided to go Indicate th a t (Soldwater’s said of Johnson; the Lakonia’s crew behaved attend at least one rehesrsal will act on final passage of the Sun-Tlmes .said Otlfano] Barbe .said the first scheme in the works for a jimlor team The king, 33, clad In a gray Orei'o is pretty well recog- out and get more of them. ’That *xir»tJORAfiin Alaska (AP)— strength has been eroded, prl' "I like him, I thiidt he has a badly. lUced aa the foremost ex diirine the vear .SO there’ll be controversial $3 - billion foreign others were implicated: took place in 1662 when he suit, waited for toe Communist for boys not over 18 years old, marily, by two factors—Presi chance to be a good president, Among the allegations are; ponent of Spanish dance forms o n V ih o w when I don't blow bill. That action will pave gg^be In the Insurance fraud, wrote a theft policy to cover a to join Niantio-and Waterford’s leader in front of the palace, the way for adjournment until newspaper named John i Du Page County firm which dent Johnson’s reputation as a a great president." No concerted attempt was in the world today. junior teams. Thoae interesto:! pio A p ~ p - which was turned over to CTiou r I A. Egan to halt the poisoning middle-of-the-roader, and the With Thursday’s blast, sent to made to fight the fire aboard 1^ SuVrvan — During 1964 T J*" ''■ . u (Jackie) Cerone. Sam (Teetz) claimed to be Importing onyx may call Jerry Dunnack on college, a 4-year undergraduate for his expected four-day sta^ In Other Buahnell offerings in re*dve to leave the cornedV lines The ses.sion was adjourned by Battaglia. Philip (Milwaukee art objects from Africa. Barbe of wolves In the Kotzebue, Alas belief that the South will stay in Senate Republicans from his the 20,314-ton liner. , the upcoming days include Weflt St. institution that has 300 faculty Morocco. N aw Y a a r Actertad t a ^ r c ^ e d l ^ s ^ d hJst do ^ Sen. Lee Metcalf. D-Mont.. al- p ,„ i, \iderislo. Albert lObbie) .said the firm reported its ware- ka, area. the Democratic column for 'a Phoenix home where he Is re- The order to abandon ship was ^ •TJnderwater Adventure in the Briefs members for its 24OO students. Morocco, In 1968, was one of ^ most as .soon as he .sat down as prabotta, Ross Prio and Jimmy house was burglarized of art The U.S. Fish and Wildlife fellow Southerner, whereas. In .cuperatlng from minor surgery, the first African countries to given before it was necessary. P a r ty Bar Agoan." a feature-length color iniroauciions. presiding officer. The previous Monk) Allegretti. I objects valued at $68,000. Skating on the lake 1* now ’The university also has 8,000 Goldwater came out swinging at Fear-stricken and drunken safe if you care to sweep off Service has been aettlng out a Goldwater-Kennedy race, the recognize the Red Chinese re morie tonight, tomorrow' and Jackie GlMson I m record of a three-second session ...... graduate students. Republican might have carried- both Johnson’s policies and his crew members g;rabbed places Accastoriai All have been connected with! "That never happened,” the the snow. Shumway'* cove has _ . poison at the request of the gime. However, since the left- Ssviday aa part of the Lecture on a diet (That soun - „(gblished last July 5, was tied the Cosa Nostra, authorities, Sun,-Times quoted Barbe as say Chicago, which rejects more bureau of Indian Affairs to con- some Southern states. methods. wing Abdullah Ibrlhim govern in lifeboats that should have ^ CJourae Soriee. "The Hollow been cltared as has some of than two applicant* for each ac- solves believed to be peey- "I deeply resent the Presi gone to passengers. T.ok Piuu- — I’m rolne to * »aid burglars forced open the area at the foot of Collin# “I was a Goldwater man,” ment went out of power In 1960, i i 2 6 ^ 8 7 U Crown" Is to be presented Jan. ceptance, not only sought the |. reindeer herd*, dent’s attempts to play politics Lifeboats were not properly niiit thst ) Only Sens William Proxmlre. Barbe said he arranged two the door of the warehou.se, but said Eugene Bookhammer of relations between toe two coun Choosa from dotor* I Compor* at 4.9S 6 at 3:30 pm. by members of Rd. near the home of William student*, but in many cases a d -, gportamen said the poison with Christmas by stampeding launched and some lacked pro Hondy llsin* ^ iPrir sod the Raw- D-Wis,. Wayni; Morse. D-Ore., frauds In which the gangsters| nothing was inside. The lo.ss Jacobus. Delaware, "but I think he’s tries have been only lukewarm. itad lunchaon nop- 4 te 8 «up In c lud a the Royal Shakaapeare Theater rolne- to Thomas H. Kuchel. R-Calif. attempted to collect claims was claimed on an empty ware- justed the strict entrance re- gjg,, p,rfl, other votes on the highly questionable Officials indicated that since visions and other necessary j of Stratford-on-Avon. The This week’* meeting of tht done now, assuming President king, 6’* lunchaon pore, Joublos ■ troinor, . ) . « r.u in r ^ * Were on hand today. Under prc- totaling $116,000, the Sun-Times house ’ . quirementj! to help them get In. i Johnson gets the (Democratic) foreign aid bill,’’ he said, add Chou had visited Egypt and equipment. troupe of four actors and fcKir Women’s Auxiliary of the vol Ing that Johnson was "trying to The ship’s British nurse, Anne plotas, 8’* dinnor o* dacontsr. lom on and Stan sneep-rsising.AHnartlniiM vious ae-reement.ajji ecincm. no business H ..id R iQ . The m e newsoaneriiewo^Mi said The newspaper said Barbe Eventually nine etudenU were strychnine was used, and an neighboring Algeria it would be ainger-instrumentallsts brings unteer fire department has been nomination. Things sire now plotas & hot cupf* Hold* hot llm* squoozsr both the al.V) outlined other schemes. enrolled and awarded generous, „tlmated SO wolvee have been treat congressmen as his per difficult” for the Moroccan Stas6y, 23, who flew home with Jack' Sanson, veteran man- Permitted. The sexton w^s authorities thwarted postponed. The group will meet. changed with respect to civil er cold wotor. doublo figgsr to life acme of the most in- I acholarnhipA and grants to help i rights, conservatism and other sonal errand boys." government not to invite him. the first group of survivors Popar Toblo tM^ating members of Briti.sh ager of the State Theater across ------Dec. 30 at the firehouse. I ond w hiitio J bridge the financial gaps. j ------issues.” "The arm twisting of Senate The Moroccan government Christmas Day, said only about Covar. ,.34# royalty using the monarchs the corner from our desk, helped " ® tliree davs members to bring them into Itirrnr. .Perry Pederson, son of Mr A 'The experiment of 1960 now is I yt^dvertlsement— A North Dakota chairman, has been steadily swinging to 10 Greek members of the crew > out with the opening of a new ‘ ''•''y three days, St. Anthony Lost and Ml'S. George Pederson of gtandard operating procedure. I — — . town to do nothing but rubber own worda plus poems, letter who did not sign his question ward the West, particularly were re.sponsible for the charges and diaries. movie hou#*e HAmden — the Morse told a reporter he >Aiil Woodland Terrace, is spending ^ Tpig jgij 45 Pright high school! All thU and Morgan too — stamp the executive’s demand of panic and drunkenness. Cinemart. S«ne mav think the make a floor fight Monday on Skating naire, wrote; since its frontier war with Al Sunday's coffee hour con- In the Subway a two week leave with hia par- ^ graduates entered the college, Jan*, that is, — at Busltnell is rash and altogether out of or "They looted the cabins," she movie business is dying but a ‘ he compromise foreign aid bill "Until the President’s death, geria In October. aert at South Ohurch. Hart ents. He is stationed at the under the program, bringing the I January 4tih. der,” Goldwater continued. Most African countries con said, "then took the first avail-' couple of new hou.sea in the i J^bich induces a jW er giving Report Great Lake* Naval Training I was willing to test the strength 'Town Sk ford, features the Hartt <3harp- NEW YORK (A P )-H ow did a He referred to plans for a Sen' sider Morocco as isolated from able lifeboats and made their CevaradI L ib b ay state (at Storra and now In i President Johnron discretionary Station and ■will complete his of the ultraconservatlve wing of ber pJayers. Burtram Turetsky, life-.size statue of 8t. Anthony, the party with Goldwater In ate meeting Monday to give African politics. Morocco, ruled getaway. The rest of the crew Coantry Hamden) give lie to that op m -1 *«U)ority to direct theuse of ooursc at'the end of his leave. final congressional approval to were brave and chivalrous." | Cocktail G a o rg ia ii director. A wdnter holiday con * I government credit to under- to whom many people pray 1964. But liow that the 1964 elec by the ancient Aloulte dynasty, cert for children is scheduled Ice akating hours at park | ^^en they’ve lost something, The Nat(*aug HosplUl and a the $S-blllion foreign aid money biroame a constitutional mon The Lakonia’s master, Capt. j T a a k a rd write wheat and other commod STANLEY WARNER tion does not shape up aa a lost Sh a k a r fta m w a ra ] Sunday at 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 8«en in a recent ad for a department supervised areas | happen to be found in a Man- convalescent home in Windham cause, we can't afford to exper bill. archy a year ago. Mathos Zarbis, said: "There New Year’s party at a local ity sales to the Communist bloc. were the recipients of Christmaa TOMORROW The House, In an unprece p.m. by the Hartford Con- The House approved the com for the weekend: I f iment.” Six weeks ago the king named was no panic on board my ship 3 7 ^ *1 restaurant — "orchestra ’ plus gifts made by meirtbers of the dented Christmas eve daybreak 1.37 serratory-. promise 189 to 158 early Tues- The Transit Authority got an AT 2H)0 P.M. In Georgia, Walter Nltcher of Bahnini as premier, thus ri 'uc- —neither among the crew nor 10)^ oz. tofikofd entertainment.’’ And wdiat doee Columbia Grange. Felt booties, session, finally approv^ the Com para ot 1.98 Comporo ot 494 Resolutions? day morning after many of its jq p.m.; tomorrow Thursday night Columbus said of the situation Ing his own direct part In^the the pa.ssengers. The crew did Is idool for the orchestra provide? appropriately d e c o r a t s d and foreign aid measure and ellml' government. not try to jump into the boats 16 oz. glotft Choico of ftoUowing are some New members had been called back Sunday from 10 a.m. to Haitian, there: .cockto i I, boar, soft TTyouta for "Toby Tyler" to fflled with candy and individual nated a provision that would Mrs. Kung Peng, spokesman ahead of the passengers.” shokarft. drinks, ic«d Tear's resolutions that might— from Christmas holiday trips, i noon amd 1'30 to 10 p.m. statue repair HI KIDDIES SPECIAL SHOW “ He (Goldwater) was the op whitkoy leurg be preaentad (by the Children’s gifU. were distributed. have banned any government for the Chinese premier, said he Peter Bulgarides, superintend Dacor otod wi th tso or mitk. we said might—be made by Morse said he wiU demand * TharteVoak"* Park^ Today l^url^'rMan^h'iTtSn posite of the civil rights move chompogno, Wing of the U tUe 'Hieatw o f ! 51 genators when the CSlristtnas lights are aglow ment, the opposite of the man credit for sales of U.S. grain to lanned to visit Albania after ent engineer of the Greek Line, cocktail r*cip«*. folks in the entertainment TOMORROW MATINEE AT 2 P.M. Communist countries. Johnson wino ond ManobeetMT.MsnoheatM'ohe*t«. are scheduled echedMlad Mon-I Mon- 3 10 p.m.; tomorrow and church officials, pleased around town indica,ting t h e the ^ u th opposed, and the op Sforocco, leaving Rabat on said the Lakonia had ’’every- j world; hod protested against the provi' co^^diol gioasofe day t :. o .t a,. L-™, “'ire”.";!:; r ■ “ noon j,|g ^ork. gave him the spirit of the season. ’The church SPECIAL FULL OF PLUS LOADS posite of the eastern liberal. Monday or Tuesday. Mrs. Kung thing it should have had In the Ben Casey — I promise to sion. Roomsms. School 8t. «_.i to 10 p.m. I statue. es have spotlighted a Nativity With all those factors removed, said toe premier would return way of safety devices. It would 1h ez. Whiskey final pa.ssage. FEATURE DRAMA # OF FUN Despite the surgery to remove smile at all my patients. George Soulos, concert pian Coasting will be allowed at | He said he headed for the sub- scene and the Three Wise Men. he loses a good part of his to Africa but declined to give not have been allowed to sail! Glais*s..,6 for S 7 i a calcium deposit on his heel, Loretta Young — Ju.st once ist, will appear in a recital Jan. Center Springs Park until way. but realized the statue was Homes all around town are out SPECIAL FEATURE IN COLOR strength.” his future Africa Itinerary. from Southampton If British of-' I’m going to come throijgh a 6 at 8:1S at the Jorgensen dark today and from 8:30 a.m. (qj. g subway train, and lined in lighU. Many huge tree* However, a number of re <3oldwater said in his telegram As Chou left Algeria, Tunisia ficlals had objected to Its safety I dcK>r with a frown. Auditorium, University of C5on- West Berliners to dark tomorrow and Sunday. left it on a mezzanine while are emblazoned with llghU. spondents In all sections of the he hopes to be present Monday announced plans to recognize standards.” | "to vote against and speak Li* Taylor — I’m going to necticut. he went outside to seek other some looking as if they had country disagreed. Said Mrs. Red China sometime next The line said earlier that "the i against this excess in foreign love Just one man. (Ed. note, And finally, a sincere wish Visiting Graves transportation. been hung with sky hooks. Ui- 7 ' V. H. Moffat, of Colorado, a month, when Oiou visits that lifeboats definitely were proper economic aid and the underwrit no names were mentioned.) that the New Year will bring to Hebron Before he returned, transit of eludlng the revolving tree on Goldwater supporter: North African nation. ly equipped and had all been' ing of wheat sales which filed checked during the refit period Richard BurUm - - I'm going fruition the fondest hope.s and In Red Sector ficials ordered It taken away. the lawn of the Carlson home ” 1 do not believe the basic is (3iou had been in Algeria / 2 r o (sic) directly In the face of all before sailing.” to concentrate on my acting. most cherished dreatns of all Agnan will get it back today on Collins I * V sues have changed, aa President since Dec. 21, after a week in our readers. New Members and take it to Haiti. Johnson has vowed he will car practical experience in dealing Cairo. He was seen off at toe Zarbis, arriving In Madrid to (Hia what?) BERLIN (API — Many West with the Communists.” Majichester Evening Herald ry on the Kennedy program and airport by President Ahmed day from the (Janary Islands, Bing Crodby — I'm going to Berliners crossing through the Vote Slated by BREAKING 110-TON BARRIER Colixnbla correspondent Vir ALSO CARTOONS in color keep the Kennedy cabinet. It is Later, however, be wa* Ben Bella. Chou and Ben Bella said he was "most proud” of his write a book on marital Wise. Communist wall for the first quoted by CBS News in an in' crew’s behavior. VERONA. W.Y. (A P )-C oun ginia M. Carisoo, telcpboae KIDDIES SEE ’THIS SHOW TOMORROW! MAIXNEBl still liberalism vs. conserva conferred privately four times Three Accidents time in 28 months are spending tervlew as saying that he did hut no information was released "Thanks to their efforts, the 'N ow Y o a r, D ro p -L o a f 27 pc. » I • • J paripart of ineirtheir preciouspreeiou.’^ visitsviniin metdec- Two Cburches cil Rock Worthy Barbara, a 228-9224. tism.” 01 In Mississippi, as in other not think he would be able to at on the meetings. number of victims was relative Feltllnp Tablo Poneb Bowl Sol I n v o lv in g o k ld S i orating graves in East Berlin. registered Holstein cow owned tend Monday but that even if he ly small as compared with the Doceratiens by Paul and Nathan Mosher, $260,000 TO SEYMOUR Southern states, much opposi Chou was warmly but ’ not too " "It’s the first chance they've ■Voting on new members to be could, it would take an order importance of the disaster,” he 4 # a ^ Compare A A W Com para has broken the -ton lifetime WASHINGTON (AP) — A tion to liberal Democrats cen enthusiastically received on his , T , , , I had since the wall went up,” admitted to the Hebron and 100 from the sergeant-at-arms to get said, adding that he had the 24 tech • W # at 7.98 # at4.9S Ooodspeed Present# production barrier and been $250,000 grant to Seymour, tered on Kennedy personally, Algerian visit. However, Alger Three motor vehicle skidding | the manager of one ceme- Gilead Congregational churches him there because he doesn’t situation under control at all PortobU Btoal table has hdndf* B qt. bowl, has. ond ladl. pfwa awarded "Iron Grandma” stat CoiHi.. was approved yerterday because of racial issues. But ian officials never hesitated to Hots, howolian Isis, signs, aocidents yesterday afternoon tery. will take place this Sunday. think the foreign aid legislation for sosy carrying. 34"x60" 12 cups and hangars.Vfntog* pof* An Evening Of us by the Holstein-Friesian A.s- by the U.S. Public Health Chairman Wert Yerger Jr., of recall (Chinese aid given the Al times. cowbells and ethsr fostiv* and evening brought consider- ” For many,” he said, ’'it’s al- They will received into mem is that urgent. gerian nationalists during their The captain was accompanied party mokori. tarn. Gift box.d. soclaton. The 18-year-old cow is Service. The money is to be Jackson, said he still believed Also SO” X 72” — $9.97 *0 the first time they have ever pership on Jan. 5. Service at Goldwater has indicated he by 24 of his crew and five pa-^- aMe fender damage, one motor the 209th registered Holstein to u.sed for construction of .sewer Favors, Hats and the Republicsuis ceui carry the war for Independence from Distinguished visited their mother’s or fa- | the First Oliurch, Hebron. wOl will make a public announce sengers. Zabris was to fly on to ist’s arreat, and another driver be honored by the as.sociation facilities, including a treat Noisamakart! state against Johnson, if Gold- France. ther’g grave if the parent died ! pe at 10 a.m.; Gilead, 11:15. 'The ment of his political plans be- Chou’s delegation was report- Athens. vnm (dtaken up, Manchester po after the wall was built.” for breaking the 200,000 pound ment plan to be built at an e.sti- water is the candidate. Rev. John N. Cross, pastor, will ” I don’t think President John fore the Jan. 27 d ea d ^ e for en-1 interested in earning French Entertainment nce sky. ” If this happened. they (or pint) barrier. mated total cost of $1,079,800. have for hU sermon text "Life son will be harder to beat than terli^ the Illinois Republican ,rancs, received by Algeria FIRST HAND INFORMATION Stephen E. K&ntz, 21, of 56 couldn’t even attend the fu In Christ.” presidential primary. | through foreign aid, in order to NORMANDY, England (AP) S
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THE Pats and Bills in Rhubarb Herald An]gle Americans Take Davis Cup Lead
|.|jVa®y Poor EARL YO ST Spoita Editor New G>ntract AL Title InW orkout One W in Crystal Ball Says the Giants For Lombardi For Texas Crystal ball, the same one used by the indefatigable At Stake Major Hoople during the long 1963 college football sea With Packers^ son, says the Ney York Giants will beat the Chicago Now Aim DALLAS (AP) — "If Bears Sunday for the National Football League cham GREEN BAY, Wis. that wasn’t the worst prac- pionship by a score of 17-10. And, for good measure, the (AP) — Directors of the Saturday ;ic€ we ever had, it was the crystal ball says the Boston Patriots will dump the Buf For Title Green Bay Packers have next to the worst.” falo Bill* Saturday afternoon*? decided the best way to Navy football Coach Wayne for the American Football ADELAIDE, Australia BUFFALO. N. Y. (AP) Interviewed by teammate Frank keep coach-hungry Nation Hardin ran Ws hands through League Eastern Conference, 28- (AP)— Grimly determined — With the Eastern Divi his thinning carrot-colored hair 24. Gifford. Thet latter,la incidentally, al Football League rivals did a fine job last night on the C h u ^ McKinley and Den- sway from Vince Lombardi's sion title play-off game and considered the point. "I VVklle on the subject of the guess It was our worst,” he Hazri Show. Gifford, the all- njg Ralston, fighting tena- door is to be sure he likes his just a day away, Boston Giants, Channels 2(2 and 30 said. will carry the championship contract. and Buffalo of the Ameri Hardin was so upset over the game Sunday starting at 12:30, Packer President Dominic can Football League were to teevee as is ourrentiy crushed Australia 8 famed Olejnlczak announced yeaterday performance of his second- with a 30-minute pre-game sports director of WCB8-TV in | tennis team of Roy Emerson ranked squad that he suggested show. Kickoff wiU be at 1 Lombandl’is five-year contract involved today in a rhubarb New York. It’s a show worth and Neale Fraser In a bitterly the Midshipmen will not get o'clock, one hour earlier than had been torn up and he had over the Patriots’ activated witnessing. If one can find the fought doubles match today and Sunday off, as planned, before the usual starting times of aigned a neiw five-year agree time during the busy holiday moved within one match of re I halfback, Ron Burton. the battle with national champi NFL games. Channel 3 in Hart ment The old pact still had two schedule. gaining the historic Davis Cup. I ’The Patriots and Bills, the on Texas In the Cotton Bowl on ford, which carried the Giant years to run. The new deal puts ; first teams ever to take the * e « The American collegians bat New Year’s Day. home and away games all sea tered their way to victory by him under contract to the Pack I field for an AFL game, meet ers imtil Jan. 1, 1969. ' Saturday In the first playoff In We may have to work Sun son, will ha've to sit Idly by €k>od Skiing storming the Cup-defending the league's four-year history. day,” he said today. " I don’t whiUe (Channels 22 and 30 bring Snow means ski weather and Arwsles’ weak line— 30-year- The announcement came after I But Ralph Wilson Jr., Bills’ want to, but I think we will the action this way. Channel 3, Bob Brown reports the ski old Freiser—In the marathon another roimd of nunor-s that owner, filed an official protest have to." in case anyone Is Interested, will slope at Mt. Nebo has opened four-set duel in 102-degree other teams were Interested In Thursday with league head Hardin, first Navy coach In have a double feature film on for the season with both tows heat. The scores were 6-3, 4-6, Lombardi. .TTie reports said that quarters over the activation of history to beat Army five Sunday, starting at 2 o’clock, operating. The lower trail will 11-9, 11-9. the Los Angeles Rams and the Burton, who had been out of ac straight times said, "I hope it Narzan's Secret Treasures and be available to skiers from The chunky, 22-yoar-old Mc Ban Francisco 49ers of the NFL 2 tion since pre-season drills. Wil was Just a case of too much Buffalo BUI. Wonder what the 1:30 to 4:30 pjn. dally with the Kinley of San Antonio, Tex. and West Point and Notre Dome son contends the action violates turkey. viewing rating wiU be for the upper trail open from 6 to 10:30 and the slender, suddenly m ^ had all wondered sometime or the AFL's constitution and by "Our passing was off. Our later shows In contrast to the eveofiings, Ooiidltloins have been | tured, 21-yeaT-qld RalMbn of other during the foil whether laws. running was off. Our timing was NFL offering? report^ as “very good” b y 1 Bakersfield, <3alif., can cUn^ Lombardi could be lured away. Brown . . . Sammy Vacemtl, tbe best-of-flve s ^ e s the There was no Information on COOLING OFF PERIOD— Taking time out for a sip of water from 18-year- A league spokesman said off. And our defense was off. Commissioner Joe Foss would And we had no spirit." local jockey who was injured Caiallenge Round h y cajrturi^ SOLO PERFORMANCE— As almost all the other ket in this Los Angeles Basketball Classic game be terms, but the old contract re old Bobbie Sias. co-queen of the Tangerine Bowl, are Cadets Bill Thompson and rule on the protest today. Hardin planned two-a-day Off the Cuff Ir. a splU a year ago and suf one of the two final singles portedly paid Lombardi about matxshea Saturday. players watch, Michigan’s Larry Tregoning (left) tween Michigan and N Y U . (AP Photofax.)' 165,000 a year. Bill Dudley, co-captains of the Coast Guard Academy. The Cadets are in train- In returning Burton to the act closed workouts today and Sat Belated seasonal greeitlngs fered a shoulder dislocation, visi for thpir Dpc. 28 football game with Western Kentucky urday. The players assembled underwent surgery yesterday Atoned for Loos tries to control a pass and drive toward the bas ing.at Orlando, Fla., for their Dec. 28 football game ive roster Wednesday, Boston arrived via the West Coast from McKinley, who atoned to r his apparently acted under a memo here Thursday after a five-day Jim Higgins, former president at Massachusetts (leneral Hos State. (AP Photofax.) holiday lay-off, spent at their pital. The local Jockey will be loss to B^erson In Singles 7 the leagpie sent to coaches and SZ of the Manchester Little League Ihursday by hte magnificent Backcourt Night in NBA general managers. The memo homes. baseball program. Hlgglne is hospitalized from 10 days to PER6AME Texas, still at home at Austin two weeks and wiD be o^ of play In the doubles, ■will op Sports Viewing •Lack of Lights Could Be Problem- said either team could add for now residing in Santa Barbara, pose 19-yeeu:-old John New- Schoolboys 'Resume^ the game up to two players who about 200 miles to the south, C alif... Sandy Koufax has been action for eut least several also begins two-a-day workouts months, 'yaoaivti -was home for oontoe, the latest youngest TONIGHT had been waived or deferred named Man of the Year as wril Aussie tennis prodigy, w*o lost during the season. today. There was no Indication a.s the Top Performer in Base Christmas before going on to 10 p.m. — Fight of the Week that the No. 1 ranked L
N PAGE THIRTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN , FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27,196t MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27. 1963 PAGE TWELVE Houaes For Sale 72 Aparjmenta— Flats— By FAG ALY and SHORTEN Houses For Salt 72 A urTDriving School 7-A THERE OqOHTA BE A LAW Tenements 63 STARKWEATHER Street — Lots For Sale 73 South Wind8or Rockville-V ernon Fund at $84,617 Final Plans Completely renovated six $13,300 — MANCHESTER. At 2.6 ACRES of., land, central, a OlfU to the Manchester ^_.:TLOCK'8 Driving School 4% ROOM GARDEN apart single. Large rooma hatha, tractive ■ room Cape, laraa residential zone. Can be sub United Fund have reached Inc., offices, classroom located ,: hen bimble, the butcher, nudged S o HE TRIMMED OFF ALL HiS PROFIT ' ment, central location, heat, new heating system. T ^ e M- kitchen, plenty of cablnei On Renewal hot water, stove, refrigerator »lnets, divided Into 6 plus lots. Utili Zoning Laws $84,617.11. or about 74 per * —Ma^ichester Parkade, lower FAT. AND SLICED PRICES TO TOE 80NE- closed porches, combination ceramic bath, garage. 128x168! CLASSIFIED His prices up, the screams could and parking Included. Avail ties available. Attractively Changes Highlight cent of the $115,000 goal. level Beginners, older, nerv windows. This 19 M excellent Carlton W. Hutchlne, Realtor, ous \students, our specialty. BE HEARD FO R M ILES - AND DID IT H E L P ? able January 1. Rental $120 priced. Warren E. Howland, Drive headquarters reports value at only $16,906. Desirable 649-6182. Realtor, 643-1108. Ready Soon Teen«ge driver's education month. Call Mr. Goodchlld, 643- Bowers School dlstrlcL T. J. Don’t Apply division totals are as follows; courae. State certified. 649-7398. 0000, 643-7920. Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. CONCORD RD. — Beautiful Initial GlfU, $53,682.50; 41.14APOUMD FOR '^AND THAT DOESN'T ONLV A POUND DON'T BUV ANV, BOLTON AND Vicinity - Build The final plans for tha rsnewr- ADVERTISING ranch, large living room, tom - Summary of Year Business-Employes, $16,942.- ‘ INCLUDE WHAT. HE FOR SIRLOIN t.'WHAT i^MASEL.'THEBE MUST ing lota, land tracts, farms and RR Advises al for Manchester’s North IkM), SIRLOINT RIDICULOUS,' OAK STREET — 4-4 duplex, , cabinet kitchen. 40: Residential, $13,992.21. IS IT — KANGAROO BE SOMETHING al dining room1 acreage. Financing available. together with cost estimate* CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS E-Z LERN VOU CAN BUV CHARGES FOR HIS POUR BIG rooms hi new good condition. Good Invest S bedrooms, recreation room, The fund offices are now MEAT? WRONG WITH IT.' duplex. 649-0928. Lawrence F. Fiano, Realtor, By LAURA KATZ that will show the town’s ahare URANIUM FOR THUMB.' ment possibllltles. A low price. landscaped yard. Marlon E. 843-2766, Charles Nicholson, School Is being planned for Sep A iUte iUtute exempting located at 923 Main St., 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. Driving School Inquire for all the excellent tember 1964. of the estimated $1.6 million LESS.' FIVE ROOM apartment, heat, Robertson, R ^ tor, 648-6953. 742-6364. Ohange— and its resulting ac- certain public services from above the Savings Bank of features. Warren E. Howland, Several public hearings ware local zoning laws has moved Manchester. Hours are from project, will be distributed to Connecticut’s largest, auto hot water, garage, storm win compUahmeinta and problema - Realtor, 643-1106. n e w 6 ROOM Colonial-Ranch, oonducted in oonnacuon ivith New Haven Railroad attorneys 10-3 dally. Monday-Frlday. the town's directors next month. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. matic and standard shift, dows, centrally located. 643- has been the keynote for 196.1 Executive Director Edward MONDAY Thin FRIDAY 10:80 A.M.— SATURDAY 9 A.Si. located on French Rd., top ot Wanted— Real Estate 77 the north centrai Softool, os to Inform Atty. Donald Cald free pick-up service, teen 7363. TALCXJTTVILLB — Large 6 Tower Rd., near Parkade, fire In South Windsor. there was feeling that the well, counsel for the Rockville Rybezyk of the Manchester Re age classroom, older and development Agency (MRA) FIVE ROOM duplex, convenient room ranch, IH baths, fire place, kitchen bullt-ins, hot WANTED IN Manchester 2-8-4- For the first time In 10 years, school should be oonstnioted In Redevelopment Agency, that nervous students out spe place, storms. Just llV.a new. Hehron has set Jan. 15 as the target PLEASE READ YOUR AD location. Available Jan. 1. Call water heat, wooded lot on dead 6-8 family houses for waiting the Republicans won a munici the Rye St. area. there would be no problem cialty 110 Center St., Man Near bus and shopping. Ton- end street. Builder, Robert clients. Lawrence F. Fiano, date for his repoil on the 26- OIsMlfled or Ads’* •n chester Call for free book 649-3071. pal election, ■ sending five of The board feK that, because moving the railroad's freight gren Agency, 648-63M. Samuelson, 649-0498. Realtor, 643-2766. theli' men to the nine-man depot from Rockville to Ver acre renewal project. coaveaileace. The odvertiser should read his «d the FIRST let. 643-8602. of the concentration of school The final plan wlU also be DAY IT APPEARS oad REPORT ERRORS In tlniw for the FOUR ROOMS available Janu BOLTON — 8 bedroom ranch, town council. John Egan be population, the preferable alts non's fire district. Odd Weather ary 15, central location, adults MANCHESTER — Quick Oc A zoning qxiestion was raised forwarded to the Federal Urban next Insertion. The Herald Is responsible for only ONE Incor fireplace, garage, 150x180 lot, WANTED — B-sone lot. OaO came South Windsor’s second would be the Grenier property. only, $80. 649-8042. cupancy. $8,800 assumes pres last week by State Sen. Frank- Renewal Agency (FUR*^) in rect or omitted Insertion for any advertisement and then only LEARN TO DRIVE - Special assumable mortgage, $116 646-4291. mayor. In May the board saw Its January, and should come bock to the extent of a "make food” InsertlM. Errors which do not attention to nervous and elder ent 4V4% mortgage, large 7V4 y-t J nr 11 I'n G Welles, an opponent of ’ 63 Feature CENTER STREET — 6 room monthly. Quiet, lovely neigh room split level, baths, The ballot Uself was rather junior high school proposal de in time for public hearings and lessen the value of the advertisement will not be corrected by ly. Classroom for teen-agers. unique in this election. In add - feated In a referendum. How VyranU A m i x^eem r moving the station from the duplex, Timken oil heat, auto borhood. Bel Air Real Estate, built-in kitchen, formal dining heart of the city’s renewal area a referendum in April. "make food” Inaertlon. Pickup sei^dce. Day or eve tlon to the Democratic and Re ever, the board has recently Donald R. Gray of 20 West- By SI SAN R PENDLETON ning le-s-wns. Reasonable rates. matic hot water, convenient lo 643-9382. room, family room, garage, to Church St. In Vernon. Welle.s Assuming local approval foe cation, available now. $100 one, half acre lot, city water Rockville-V ernon publican slates, there was one begun a citizens committee land &t. was recently inatalled 1963 was a funny year, as to the plan, it wlU then go back Manchester Driving Academy, SPRING STREET — 6 room Independent and one write-in has said that zoning, repila- y o u r COOPERATION WILL monthly. Phone 643-6068, 649- and sewers, luixious owners vrtilch will re-study the possi In ajbaervUa oa grand tall cedar prohibit ; weather. After about the mo.st to Washington. D. C.. for the 742-7249. ranch, 2-car garage, buUt-lns, candidate: John Madden ran for tions would probably BE appreciated DIAL 643-2711 6335. asking $18,600. Lawrence F. bility of a junior high school, of Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedars the railroad from locating rigorous wlntor in years, a cold, final FURA okay, while the wall-to-wall carpetings. Call re-election to the council mi the and Investigate the po.«Lsibllity of Lebanon, at ceremonies at MRA Is setting the stages here owner, 643-9172, 5 to 8, week Fiano, Realtor, 643-2766, there. lagging spring finally airived, Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 FIVE ROOMS,, second floor, Charles Nicholson, 742-6364. Gene Pitney Independent ticket after resign of a pifblic kindergarten in the Masonic Temple. He was for buying the necessary land, ends anytime. Welles feels that the depot and almost the next we knew, V/R J, ^ ...... vC -,...... • 1 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27,1968 Arerage Dally Net Preas Run The Weather Vta Om W n k im eei Ferewiet of U. 8 . Weather BmeM lianrljlfHtfr lEopnlng litralb November 18, 1968 Fhlr tonight, low about 16. N EW YEAR’S The Rev. Kenneth Ouetafson. 13,891 SuiMlay fair, ekindy late In dag. pastor of Calvary Church, Aa- Farewell Sabbath Service Streamers, Confetti, Man Caught Member ot the Aadit iEanrtetpr lEumtttg high hi 20a. About Town Paper Plates, Napkins sembllee of God, Vrill be in Bureau of dreolatloa charge of radio broadcasts ?fext Week at Beth Sholom Mqnche$ter^A City of VUtage Charm Tlie Rev. Paul C. Kuleer, pas sponsored by the Mancheeter After Chase^ tor of C o n c o r d ia Lutheran Ministerial Association on sta ARTHUR DRUR tion WINK Sunday at 7:30 p.m. (Clasaifled Advertialng on Page 8) piufcE SEVEN CENTS Church, will conduct a service A Farewe« Saibbath ^ervloe<» A booklet, c o n ^ n l ^ a d ^ VOL. LXXXIII, NO. 75 (TEN PAGES—TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28,^1963 Sunday at 6:40 a.m. In the and daily next week at 7:30 Took TV Set tailed program of the entire chapfil at Manchester Memorial a.m. and 6:30 p.m. . on Friday evening, Jan. 3, will dedication weekend. Is being Hoapital. The Rev. Clifford O. Patrick S. Verrengla, 32. of mark the end of fourteen years prepared for distrilwiticwT at the Slmpeon, paator of Center Con- The Polish American Club 30 Dillon Rd., Hartford, last of study and prayer In the old Farewell Service. gregfatlonal Church, will serve will have a New Year’s Eve night was charged with shop Temple Beth Sholom at Myrtle It Is intended to be used not Invasion Rumors Plague Jittery Capital Events aa hoapMal chaplain next week. party at the clubhouse, 106 lifting (larceny) after he at and Linden Sts., and will usher only as a program guide to the GOING LBJ Assigns Priority Clinton St., for members and tempted to run off with a port In a week of d^ication actlvl* many evejits, but also as a per jniests. Refreshments will be able 17-inch television set, ties at the new Temple on E. manent memento of a signifi SKIING? valued at fl49, from the Good- In State served and there will be danc Middle Tpke. cant date m the life of the con RENT A CAR ing. vear Service Store at 713 Main Phillip Harrison, past presi SKATES SN gregation. For a weekend or as long SHARPENED 75c dent, who is chairman of the Quick action by Robert Gup- dedication co m m itte e , an Following the service, an as you like. Turk Jets Buzz Cyprus Officers of Chapman Crairt. Oneg Shabbat (Sabbath Tea) To Soviet Issues till of Man.sfield, manager of Thefts Charged — Also — Order of Amaranth, will be in nounces that the Farewell the firm, brought apprehension Service, to be conducted by will be held In the vestry for Cars available with ski stalled tomorrow at 8 p.m. in a of the Hartford man and sub.sc- the entire congregation. • Rubhers Repaired semi-public installation at the Rabbi Leon Wind and Cantor racks attached. To Patrolman quent arrest. * George Wald, will honor the Assisting Harrison on the NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) Masonic Temple. _ e lee Oreepera Attached Guptill told police he spotted charter members of the congre dedication committee are Atty. Paul Dodg* PonHoe —The trouble-plpgued is- the shoplifter, at about 7 p.m., gation. Philip Bayer, Sidney Brown. INC. land of Cyprus remained ^ GREENWICH (AP)-r-A Meeting with Erhard The Army-Navy Auxiliary pick up the portable televisior Atty. John S. G. Rottner. pa.st Neil Ellis, Max Goodstlne, Alvin Phone 649-2881 calm but ten.se today in the 10-year member of the SA M Y U L Y E S has canceled its card party set and .start out the door then president, will serve as chair Hlrschfelci, Dr. Robert Kama, 878 MAIN STREET wake of midnight invasion Greenwich police force, SHOE REPAIRINO OF .scheduled for Monday at 8 p m. running north on Main St. and man of the program, and will Leon Kramer, Atty. Rottner, There will be a card party .l iters and flight of Turk- Chai’les W. AUSTIN. Tex. (AP) — THE BETTER KIND! into Brainard PI. present Mrs. Julius Fradin, first Judge Jay E. Rubinaw, Nat N. Monday. Jan. 6 at 8 p.m. at the In hot pursuit. Guptill said hs president of the Temple Sleler- Schwedel, Silverstein, George ish air force jet.** across charged today with steal- Pre.sident Jolinsnn and M OAK STREET clubhouse. caught up with Verrengia (who hood, and Saul M. Silverstein, Sandats and Rabbi Leon Wind. this capital shortlv after ing from bus ne-’ s firms on We.st German Chancellor threw the portable into a snow honorary life president of the Mrs. George Sandals is chair bank), overpowered the man af d'"' n downtown beat. "I Ludwig Erhard—two new Temple. man of the publicity committee. ter a brief .struggle and then Silverstein was the congrega Threp jet.s clearly marked never heerd of such an in leaders in the East-West FO R RENT returned him to the store and tion’s first president, and served There la, in addition, a dedi with the 'rurki.‘