LBJ Seen Having Difficulty Getting Bombing Halt Ternis

PAGE FORTY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16. 1968 fflanrbPBtrr Corning Crrnlb Most Manchester Stores Open Tonight Until 9 0*Clock to tsech reading hi Project HI About Town Board Approves for the remcdnder of the year, Short Orcuil Avmge Dally Net P n « Rm Ib e Ktalor«d A ppntU cm d«- Staff Changes repOaqlng Mrs. Dorothy Stan- Brings Firemen crM ^nn be oanfen ied « t a meet- dish, wWo requested a leave of October ■ Far Ike Weak BMM ■ I The Weather in r <* PrtcwWiip Lodge o< The Boerd of Education made absence for health reasons. Mrs. October is, im FIMi received a B8 from East To Hospital * Fair, IttUa tasnpanttira Maaone tu the llaeanic Temple five appolntmenUi and granted change to n l^ with fog form at 7:S0 totnonw r nlgiit. HaxuM two leaves of absence at Mon ern Connecticut State College A phone call frtMn Manchester iia ttrijp a tp r iE uptiitm te a U i ing toward morning- in SOa. V. HUbbard, maeter, wUl day nlght^B nveetlng. hi 1955 and an MA in 1967. She Sale Memorial HoapltsI brought fire 15,273 Totndrrow jMrtly okwdy. HIgli prealde. After the meeUng, te- Is a Coventry resident. Her pro Mrs. Salle}ane A. Eloten re men on the double yesterday 80. fraatamente wUl be aerred. Of ceived a BA from the Uidver- rated salary Is 18,805.74. Manchmater—w4 City o f VUiogm Chmrm ficer dnMB is tuxedo. slty of Rhode Island In 1988 and Mrs. Meiva Joan Converse morning, but to no avail. taught for a year in darks- was appointed to data proceas- Ourtla WUaon, Hospital En on SEALTEST VOL. LXXXVm, NO. 16 j(TWBNTY-POUR PAGBS^TWO S^BCTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1968 (CiaaMfled AdvsrtlaMls am tmgm Xl) PRICE TEN CENTS The Amij^-Navy CSub ertU vtBe, Tenn. Her prorated salary ing, and Mia. Phyltla A. Hem gineer, aald iltat a. short circuit have Ite annual meeting and as helping teacher at Keeney ingway engdoyed as a secre in a light fixture was the cause election of offlcera tonight at 8 St. Schbol U 12,751.64 She Hves tary. Both are Cftass HI, Step of the incident. No fire box was at the chibhouae. Refrealmienta in E ast Hartfbrd. I, salaries 83,900. The appoint puRed in the hospital, Wilson will be served. Tone Down Hi-jinks M ra Lynn B. Krowskl to ments ore replacements. said, "As a matter of fact, I Los Angelenos tesching social gtudies and didn’t know that we had an View Apollo Poaa The Ladies Auxiliary of Man SsgMsh at Bennet Junior High Pablo Rule Ploasso hsus pro alai<m until It was over.’’ Wil chester Chapter, Diaabled LOS ANGELES (AP) Scteol. She graduated from duced over 8,000 paintings, 4,000 son said tiiat the short w as American Veterana, will meet Astrona u ts Give Moments before Its echeduled UOonn in 1967 with a BA, and pieces of graphic and numerous being reipalred vdiem someone LBJ Seen Having Difficulty tflolght at 7:80 a t the VFW 6:47 a.m. arrival, Apollo 7 la a realdesit of EUlngton. pieces of sculpture ceramics must have unknowingly called icra)EAM blinked Its way clearly over Home. Mrs. Marie Barm. SUte and pottery. the fire department. of OonnecUcut D ^ rtm e n t Commissioned Mrs. Carole FUh was named 79 Southern California. Auxiliary commander, and her ALL $1.09 PREMIUM FLAVORS.......................................... 89e 4th Space Show Numerous residents gather staff of offlcer* wUl make their lOchael^ C. Egan, „son of Mr. Bake Tour Cboloe — Buy All Tou W ant — Save 40o O4dlon — Mo ^ f3^lr»« ed In small groups and some oniclal visit. Officers are re- "*** WACEJ OBINTEIR, HOUMOw TOe astronauU atarted to tone motortste stepped from their mhided to wear white uniforms ****“ WHArS THE To moke it cosy for yoa to boy these frozen food specials, we have d isp lay ~ Apdlo ty ^ id x o - down the show Wednesday, le- care to view the craft which Getting Bombing Halt Ternis _ _ ' missioned a second lieutenant them to check oat aisle next to loe Cream. Bay Sealtest milk to this aisle, "•“•^•Mrer to Dome ^piiie, took portedly on orders from high took a mere two minutes to Mountain Laurel Chorus of In the U.S. Air Force upon toOk at oor everyday low price of 89c gallon glass Jog. televiaion v ie w e r s ^ a matter- Space Agency officlaJk who ob- cross from horlson to hori flareet Adelines will rehearse to- graduation from Officer Train of-fact tour of ttielr smooth-run- Jected to the fun-and-games aa- zon. ing School (OTS) at Lackland nlng qpeoeetof' today as they pects of the show. “I was really bugged,’’ WASHINGTON (AI?)'-* ™<*«>w at 8 p.m. at the Rus President Johnson apfiaiL sian American National Center, AFB, Tex.. Caeklebird leg of their ^he closest thing to a Joke said one observer, “because 3U Wethersfield Ave., Hartford. The lieutenant, selected for m ar^ space voyage. SchlrraT floating in there we were, watching his ently has run into difficul OTS through competitive exami Navy Oapt. Walter M. ScfaliTa wedghtleasnem, described the tory go by and there were all ties in both Hanoi and Sai The Adult Study Croup 2 of nation, is being assigned to Chunky Chicken Dinners Jr.^, Air FVwce MaJ. Dom F. El- movement as being "like kind these other people, walking Webb AFC, Tex., for pilot train gon in his efforts to ar North Methodist Church wUl sale and civilian astronaut Wat of a monkey moving around its to work and Just looking at range final terms for an meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the ing. ter Cunningham took time from cage.’’ their feet" <dnirch. Mrs. Olenn Law wiU A graduate of Rockville High Strasanoff - A la Kiag 12 OZ. The Apollo 7 was easily end to the U.S. bombing of lead the study. School, be received his BS de w • dwnonstratlon of weight- visible despite the usual bdt North Vietnam. / POUCH J 2 * f ^ ^ 2 ! ? ^ leesnees, he blew a floating pen- gree In 1968 from the University Of tbetr onft to beam Episode' of light smog surrounding Before ordering a bombing / Caedatora - Sufireme A n* lu.ii Mr a around the cabin with his The American Legion Auxilia of Connecticut. No. 4 of the Wally, WaK and breath. the downtown area. hait, US otfloials said, Johnson ry will sponaor a rummage sale%~ LAND O’ LAKES Dona show to earth Os Ap<mo 7 is datsrmlned to receive North Friday at 7 p.m. at the Poet Our Lady of Unity Mothers swept south of the southern Holding the camera, flohlrra Vietnamese assurances Ms ao- Home, Leonard St. Oontributlons Circle wUl meet tonight at 8 at United States. first focused on a window and tlon will move forwar d the T.. ____ . «w»m«f)itod, “WeVe looking deadlocked Ports peace may be left at the post home the home of Mrs. Gerard A. Butter Moist TURKEY ROAST 34 ^ o o n t i ^ t o U i e AM two tM- (j^ commander’s seat now. tomotrow, or those wishing Oaudreau, 59 ArcelUa Dr. evlsed shows, when there were Nohel Won and freeae the levri cf oomhait articles picked up may contact Tou can see the sun coming into in South Vietnam many hljlnks and funny signs, the wtndnw.” Mrs. Clifford Walker, 76 Phelps The Connecticut State Grange OCTOBER STOUFFER SPECIAU today's 12-mlsute episode was a There still has been np word Rd., sale chairman. sessions open tomotrow at 9:30 very sober affair. Then he panned around the By Novelist hen of those assurances a.m. at the Holiday Inn, Meri • r o OTM UPg miounnfBVB . 1 ^ ■ cabin, showing the instnimeat South Vietnamese leaden a n Mrs. Madeline McAwley, Ju** woret panels, crew couches and sleep- nperted meanwhile to have re den. The state lecturer will be yet, as the picture on the screen np«a. L«ts Junior Museum director, ^ charge of the open meeting MftCAROM II CHEESE KAOAflOM Tl BEEF From Japan fused to sign a Joint deolaradon announced today there are still at 7:45 p.m. The sixth degree concentrated on two of the proposed by the UnUed StaUs in generally the pictures wera^ex<> STOCKHOLM (AP) — The hotting (he bombing a few openings In museum i>c conferred at the session (Sea Page Foarteen) courses for children In grades Fri<iay at 7:45 p.m., and the A KNITTING MILL SWEATER STORE? 39c 59c 1968 Nobel Prise for literature President Nguyen Van TMeu 6 and 6. These are orienteering, jwdor Orange program will was awarded today to Japanese is said to have several objeo* Sounds Hka a pretty specialized place, doesn’t it? Bat think of the huge ttons, among them that then held from 8:80 to 4:80 Friday, open Satuiday at 1:30 p.m. novelist Tasunari Kawabata, 69. afternoon, tn which children ___ selection po8siblaE;|n sach a store . a knitttog-mill store. Imagine 30,000 PINEHURST OCTOBER SALE ■houW be no end to the bombing leara how explorers find their <nie second lecture In the sweaters to fnll-flMhioned styles, hand loomed cables, braid^nits, tortlo- He is the first Japanese to win of the North uMeee Hano^ gives way In the wildeiness by com- Mandiester High 8cho(d necks, shaker-knits, classic cardigans, pullovers, shells. Sweaters for men, the worid’s most valuable liter firm guarantees U will not esca- pass and their wits, and inter- guidance department seminar boys, giilBi, infants and misses, American-made by New England crafta- Gladys Veers West, ary award.

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