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■ /■ \ / / PAGE FORTY-EIGHT lQ(nin0 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1989 . ' O; ______: ■ Most Manchester, Stores Open Tonight Until 9 O^Ciwk The adult Bible study group Guard Club of Mystic Re- The Twins Mothers dub of About Town of Zion Evangelical tiutheran view, NABA, will meet tomor- Greater Hartford will meet to­ Ski Swim Pooh Church will meet tomorrow at row at 8 p.m. at the home of night at 8:10 In the Mitchell Ay«a«sc Daily Net Pran Ron 'Rie Fellonrcraft ctegree will 7:30 p.m. at the church. Mrs. Richsird ^.Gutzmer, 48 Room ot South Congregatipnal. ■y K /' ^ be conferred when Friendship Mather St; Church, comer of Main and Restthted to.Residents '''-l&r Week BM ee ^ The Weather Lodg'e of Mesons aneets at 7:80 Buckingham Sts., Hartford. November 16, 1S88 CloudyT'breezy colder tonlgld tomorrow night at the Masonic The Bihle study Ki^up of Cen­ It was consensus o f the' hi a brief dlMnission last ter Congregational Church will Trinity Covenant Church with chance of s c a r r e d flur­ Temple. Senior Warden Mar­ Board Directors last ntghfvnlidit. cwicernlng the effeotove- meet tomorrow at 1:16 p.m. in choir will rehearse tonight at The evening prsyer group of ries. Lows In 20s. ’ Tomorrow shall E. Hodge will preside. Of­ of Manchester’s ski Patches for summing the Robbins Room of the ht the church. Center Congregatimial' Church that 1 5 ,8 0 0 fair, breezy, cold. High in up­ ficer is tuxedo. Refreshr . __ , , , pootIdentification, Director will meet tomorrow at 7 p.m. slope V per 80s. ments will be served after the church. • ------swimming pooU will odegard asked of no one In par- tisHcAester— CUy of yUiate Charm / ____ _ Members of the Rockville in the Federation Room. The be,,nstricted to town residents ticular, ” Vnth the type of swim / ■ meeting. Emblem d u b will meet tomor­ “'The board df trustees of Com­ Rev. Clifford O. Simpson will ly. The only exception, they being worn by women, row at 8 p.m. at the Leclerc V(WL. LX3KIX, NO. 44 5NTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) munity Baptist Church will lead the service. 'Agreed, will be members of the where would they, place the MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER, 20, 1969 Advertlstog tm Page 84) PRICE TEN CENTS ^The committee on nomina­ Funeral Home, 23 Main St., to meet tonight at 7:30 in the Manchester Ski Club. The club, patch?’’ tions and personnel ot North pay respects to the late Mrs. church youth building. members patrol and police the ■/ United Methodist Church will ____ Helen Griffin, corresponding ski slope. 'Ihey will be permit­ meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the secretary and past president H onor R oll ^’Ihe first commercial type- chiu-ch. The League of Women Voters ted to use it, even if non resi­ writetprinted to toeir tast stepe Members o f Sunset Rebekah to members and guesU, and row at 7:30 p.m. at Orange ven Brennaii. —whether to charge for thim, lines plane sm ashed. into foggy miles north of the Tjigna air­ on toe moon. ^Hall. Lodge will meet tonight al 7:30 there will be a nominal charge GRADE 7 or whether to issue them to Pilot Knob Mbuntaln.to a ball ot port. There were no survivors Here ts the exchange be­ at Watkins-West Funeral Home, ©vent. High honors: Cynthia Annulli, those holding R ec Department Are Wednesday evening, killing among toe 77 persons reported tween them early today as 142 E. Center St., to pay re; ___ Christine E’ranzosa, Karen Per­ all 14 persona aboard. SPACE CENTER, Hous­ Mountain Laurel Chapter of spects to ithe late Mrs. {wcinda menrberahips. on board, airport sources said. they prepared to get back The Army-Navy Club Aux­ ry, Julie Richer and Elisabeth Mohawk identified the crew ton (AP) — Apollo 12’s Sweet Adelines will have a Boyce, a member. ’The cost of the patches, plus The plane lost radio contact into their spaceship: iliary will have a bake sale Perry. today as pilot Raymond Houri- moon explorers blasted o ff "Harmony Harvest” program the bookkeeping Involved in is­ as it was coming down to land. Conrad: ” Oh, boy, I made for Its guest night tomorrow at Saturday starting at 10 a.m. at Honors: Katherine Costello, suing them, is estimated at $6,- han of Dover, N.H., co-pilot There was no indication of trou­ the b le^ lunar surface Membem of the VFW Post jhe First Natlonl Store, 410 Nancy A. Mur]diy, Franclne John P. Morrow, 31, of Orchard a mistake. I shoidd have 8 p.m. the Russlan-Amerlcan and Auxl laiy will give a varie- aj • 000. ^ - ble. ’The weather was foggy brought toe tori cutter b4ck Thursday, chased their Rowe and Kevin Scholsky. ■The ski slope was operated Parit, N.Y., and stewardess ■ National ^Center, 211 Wethers­ ty show tonight at the Rocky ___ over toe crash site .but clear at with me. Thte TV cabla . . . ia()ther ship SV^ hours and GRADE • Anne M. Mlklochlk, 28, of Kings­ the airport. field Ave., Hartford. The event last winter yrithout Ide^fica- this TV celWe to gx>)ng to linked up safely for the The Ladles Auxiliary of 8th High honors; Peter Hickey Uen of town residents. l^ la s bury Park, N.Y. It w ^ toe first reported crash Is open to all women interested drive me crazy.” (, long journey home. in barbershop style harmony. ° . D‘«trlot Fire Department will and Patrick Joy. said that spot checks shewed State i; police closed off the of one of toe Brittsh-built 'VClOs pltal ^ r ^ d in last right’s at the flre- crash site before starting their Bean: “ WMit me to take It Chartea “ Pete” Oonrad Jr. Those wishing more Informa­ Honors: Daniel Dube, U sa that as many as 80 to 40 peK^ since toe four-jet airliner went search for bodies of the pas­ land move U out of toe and Alan L. Bean, the third soh tion may contact Mrs. Truman TnH J house. HlUiart and Main Sts. Parker, Michele Gagnon, Mi­ cent of the skiers were from 11 into service in 1962. tend meet at the Post Home ’„e m b e ^ are welcome. sengers and three crewmen. area?” fourth humans to land cn shs Crandall of 68 White St, or chael Hull and Kevtai Maroeau. out of town. The charred wreckage lay The cause of the crash on toe Oonnad: ’ T Just tried to moon, aklllfully guided ttwlr lu­ Mrs. David Gunas of 114 Lin- smoking in the dense jungle just ' »• -I 2,078-foot Adirondack Mountain throw It under toe LM . . nar ferry Intrepid through a wood Dr. The Ladies Bridge Group 1 beyond the outskirts of metro­ it’s an tangled to toe LEC series of rocket Hrings to coteh peak was not immediately pin­ politan Lagos. of the Manchester Newcomers No "fair wipthtr* fritndi or# tha«9 pointed. (lunar equipment conveyor) Richard F. Gordon Jr. to toe Airport sources said .there The Luther-Weds of Emanuel Club of the TWCA will meet to­ cooft. X\wft^ light tof ony Und ©1 It was raining at toe time and now . . . every damn time. command vessel Yankee Clip­ WMthor. Juit itf^ thotr cox/ Knlngf were 67 passengers, including a Lutheran Church will meet Fri­ night at 8 at the home of Mrs. winds had gusted- to 60 miles an . Now look, when I disap­ per. to foil winter brM^ ZIp-out ttto lin­ seven-man Ghana Airways crew day at 8 p.m. at the Greek Or­ Emil Lucek, 72 Bowers St. hour. ’Thick tog covered toe pear wlto toe LEC. you get The two ships moneuvared ing* lof wormof waofKor. W* »lw- and 10 members of toe plane thodox Church, Fairfield St., pla 08 xlppll/’xlpl Eaiy-cora pol/9*tof- area late in toe evening. that TV cable, get ft out of Into poaltiun and then gtogsriy Hartford. Later, the group will The executive board of Wad­ coHofi thaiU with 100% oeiylte pit# crew. Most of the latter were here. ' moved togethor to lockup nooa- Snow began falling early to­ foreign, including a British pilot have refreshments at Howard dell School PTA will meet to­ linar with cotton bocktng. IukIou* col­ day. Been: ” OWay.” to-nose—-toe firat Ume they had and copilot. Johnson’s Restaurant, Hart­ night at 7:80 at the school li­ or* ol poocock, roipborry, oppla; Conrad: ”Ttla thing cost boon secured since Intrepid brown, Bfiti*h ton, noturot, novy; The first men to reach the site ^ V ford. brary. WHAT GOES radioed: ’’No survivors.’’ The plane had stopped eh me 10 mlnutee.” started the descent to the moon The flight, 411, originated at route in Rome and at Kano, In Bean: ”Peta, will you hold ./ Tuesday night. ^ SIZES 6 to 16/ 5 to 15, LaGuardla aiiport in northern Nigeria. this thing one second and The linkup climaxed a busy Airport sources in Lagos said 8 to 18 and 14 Vi to 24Vi City with nearly a full load of 44 then I’U get rid of thto cable day In which Conrad and BsSn persons. All but 11 passengers, 'the last radio contact with toe forever.” trekkeil a mile soroos lunar got off at Albany. plane was made when it was 12 They dhl. wastelands and carefully col­ UNDERNEATH ’The prop-jet aircraft took off miles north of Ikeja Airport lected a treasure tor science. at 8 p.m., bound for Warren about toe time It was scheduled Conrad and Bean were to to land. Terrain la swampy and iransfer Into toe command cab­ •X»Mvh County^ Airport at Glens Falls. , mokes cril Ihe difference in ’The crash ctune 10 miles ninth thickly grown around Ikeja. in after aasembllng their oon- of Glens Falls. The Nigeria Airways plane’ Lodge, Aide lulners of lunar rocks and other BUen Loper, who lives about went Into service Oct. 7, the gear toey want to bring home. two miles from the mountain, first VCIO owned by the natlimal Ninety minutes after they that long, lean look said that when she heard the line though several had been Quit as War blazed sway from toe moon impact, "I went outside and saw chartered from BOAC. It nor­ they spotted their fleeting tar­ toe fire on toe mountain.’’ mally carried a.British pilot and get, toe command veoasl Yan­ A Mohawk spokesman said a Nigerian oo-pilot. Negotiators kee cnipper, racing about 140 the .pilot of Flight 411 had only In the past few days there has miles ahead and 16 mUes above •X:« ’’itniUne’’ communications with been a dispute over whether Eu­ WASHINGTON (AP) — Henry them. ropean or Nigerian pilots should “ I got you vIsuaUy, Yankee." toe control tower at Albany aft­ Cabot Lodge has resigned as S'. er tstoeoff. There was no indica­ fly toe aircraft. Several pilots Conrad radioed. tion that the airplane was in were suspend^ and toe heed of chief U.S. peace negotiator at "Rttger,” came the reply trouble, he paid. state, Maj. Gen. YakubU Go- Paris, the White House an­ from Rtchjd F. Gordon Jr., LAGOS, Nigeria (AP) — A won, personally Intervened. nounced today and wUl not be who has be«to orbiting on a lone­ Immediately replaced. ly vigil stace Intrepid atartsd it the trip down to the moon Tuss- In addition. New York attor­ * 8 ^ — ------a. (lay night. ney Lawrence E..walsh also Is V (Af* PhOtDiRX) ■> Right on srtMdula at 8:88 a.-ai. resigning simultaneously as This is a NASA artist’s concept of Apollo 12 astronauts Charles Conrad and Lunar Litter Up E8T, a buret from the engine at Fom" brai deputy head of the U.S. delega­ Alan Bean walking across the lunar surface to the Suiveyor S spacetcraft. ‘ the base at their cabin eentkiii Rain Lashes Scene tion at the Vietnam negotia­ By $67 Million vaulted Oonrad and Baan off ♦ 3 NswKt, Wamwst Fcbricsl Young, Swinging SHwuotttsI tions. man's eeoond lunar outpoat, thla Press' secretary Ronald L. SPACE CENTER, Hiiuaton one on the Ocean of Storms. Otape up to InveMwesB fn a b n Mony Plio Unodl Otiwrs Iniorlintdl Ziegler said he had no Idea (API — Apollo 12 adds more "Man, this la a hot machlna,’’ Rke tide. EmbroMered of Of Kennedy Bnrial when a successor to Lodge tiuin 167 nilllhm worth of junk to Conrad exolalmad as the tiny eosyuoare Dacron pctyesfar, ‘Pete’to‘Al’: ‘At’ to ‘Pete’ 'intrepid blasted them off toe nylon'Ion and oobton Oiled wI^ I m would be selected .In the mean­ the growing nmemnt of Utter im i working with tools. Including a Bean: Okay, move around to moon after a stay 81 boura 83 mm I&del>1 pclyeator fIbsrflU. A d ^ BROOKLINE, Mass. (AP) — members and close friends at­ time, toe acting head of the U.S. ■SPACE CENTER, Houston marking mnn'e Interest In the aide ahoiddar------atrane a add abape Joseph P. Kennedy, statesman- tended. .It included a eulogy delegation will be Philip C. Ha­ (AP) — Here Is a partial text of bolt 'cutter, to snip off pieces. the front. What’s next. Here's moon. ^ minutes. "What a idea rids.” read by Edward and recitation bib, a career diplomat who has the Canopus seeker. Hevrn minutes later, they 8S:ySx and proportion where naedad. financier father of toe 85th conversations ’Thursday morn­ Bean; The first thing is photo The Apullo 12 Hetrhe, which White and cbempagna Stoss President of the of the 23rd Psalm by-toe young­ been Lodge’s senior adviser. from 16 feet. Some of the things Bean: Now I photograph toe range In size from small latch swept into on orbit ranging ing vriien ''astronauts Charles A82 to 86; B and ^ 88 to 88. and two U.S. senators, was bur­ ster toe world. came to know ’The resignations of Lodge and are dark brown. trenches, right? pins up io the t,wo-lon descant ..from to to 64 mUes above the ied today to the rocky soU of eight years ago as John-Jiton— Walsh, accepted wlto regret by Conrad Jr. and Alan L. Bean Ground: Hey, Pete, you think Conrad: The TV mirror la ituge of Uie lunar module In- surface. 800 miles behind Oor- New England after an august John F. Kennedy Jr., son ot the President Nixon, become effec­ reached toe Surveyor 3, an there's a chance you have the brown.” Irepj^d, join a aimllar junkyard doiC' orbiting at 60 mllaa. An hour after liftoff, thay Special Purchase of Slightly Irregular yet simple funeral Maas on late President. tive Dec. 8. 1 American s p a c e s h l.-p that wrong Surveyor? Bean (snapping pictures): created by Apollo 11 and a num­ rain-swept Cod. The elder Kennedy died Tues­ Ziegler was asked whether the Astronauts: Laughter. Back up just a little, Pete. fired their jet engines to move preceded them to toe lunar soli ber of unmanned spacecraft left Wlto widow Rose, sole survlv- day after an eight-year struggle uncertainty about when Lodge Into an orbit at on altitude of 81 months ago. Conrad: Hey, we have a nice Conrad: The Surveyor ts firm­ on the moon earlier In the dec­ tog son Edward and other fami­ with illness. A wealthy finan­ may be replaced was a calculat­ obouT 80 miles. On toe lesser Playtex latex girdles Ground: TTie equipment bay brown Surveyor here, Houston. ly planted here. That's no prob­ ade. ly members and friends looking cier, he also served as U.S. am­ ed effort to downgrade the Palis path they required less Ume to and the primary structure of I7ie glass Is ittll on toe . Not lem. Okay, Al, we'n* ready to TTie debris of 13 unmanned on the bronze-colored casket bassador to Britain from 1B88 to talks, circle the moon and gradually Surveyor was all painted with a a bit of It la fractured. get the TV camera.- American spacecraft Is wasting PANTY.GMDUE OR ONIDU was borne from hearse to grave- 1940. He was 81. “ It's a matter of aelecUng a closed In on lhe|r quarry, flash­ white paint. Bean: Now we're at the foot­ Conrad: Get the tool off my on -the muon. The Soviet Union site to tree-dotted Holyhood The Mass was simple, with successor," he replied. ing through the lunar sklas. •rigfssgy Bean: It’s all tan. 'The sun has pad. bock. has crashed eight Sfwcecraft on A O Cemetery. Interment followed a family members taking part , The White House made public On the way up, the astronauts $45 f $SS cooked it. It’a changed to Bean takes pictures all Bean takes bolt cutters out of Ole m

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SMt Pifcii N8w Fir A WiMit Wtatpr •! Wcirl GIs Slaughter Viet Children Ik. c.l.biBW.B *1 *• y«w. UiqA. •> iMt.. , . Iwwluii m lm irii. Iwi0.wwriiis H»ri> tw»i4i Om fIn.U mmIoIi I I. Om By TfOC AMOCIATED has been charged wtto assault base about five miles from tbs OiiWr HikHiiii findiMi M u Imt, lam im N*rb tM U, m t f with Intent to murder. village. He mid the commander wMl liiwiWiis. m aovlc Msf. m •MW* knrtinsi bcM«a An Army sergeant Stationed A Pentagon spokesman to gave a briefing during aMch he ywiis iShiMmii. . . awM kniBit tkeb km iiiL wmfMU. tohn. MwA kudiM, to flsW 4MWL Nm I. iIm Nm •• hA iMHh at Ft. Dix, N.J. zayz be saw Washington said he did not tt- mid “ words to the effect that SCr wBtoto. bMtoftoy taMMMy. toM 8 W1A 41.1A ■ II. American soldiers kill hundreds pect there would be any official the village an84lb. of South Vietnamese men, wom- comment on the Plain Doalar were to be destroyed." , en and children in the village of story or photographs. “We don't The operation was actually SAIE STARTS VQtNESDAY • CONTINUCS THRU MONDAY • FIVE DAYS My Lai to March 1968. want to aay anything that would against three rlUages, designst- Sgt. Michael Bernhardt eaid prejudllee this case.” he said. ed-on Army maps as My Lai Wednesday night that C o m p ^ The charges brought against Four, nve and Hx, Darnhardt C, 1st BatUUon, 20th Infbntry of Galley Sept. S, one day before mid, and toe tolling began at the llto Brigade of the Ameri- he was due to be discharged My Lai Pour. , £.5.A. NOW thru NOV. 29 cal Division conducted toe mass from the aorvicc, were prompt­ He corroborated roporta by slaying as the result of an mder ed by the actlona of Ronald Lee South VIstnamem who claltoed (EARLY SHOPPERS' ACCOUNT) by toe company commander. Ridenhour, 28, a former Army (o have survived toe allagad In another development relat­ Spec. 4 nbw attending college to maamerb that the troopers W h o tA IrM n — Shop Now, Pay Noxt„Yoar! ed to the deaths, the Cleveland California. gathered the villagers'to three UTTLE NOTHINGS Plato Dealer today printed pho- Ridenhour aent 80 lettcra to groups and toot them down with THAT WORKS WONDERS Pay '/3 lu Jo*. — Pay «/3 lu FHh — Pay Vs hi Morefc , tograpbs Miowtog South Viet­ offlciala in Washington telling rifles and machlna guns. • Txoo and Three Button Styles them of stories be beard from • New Double Breasted Models namese clvlUana allegedly Bernhardt, who said ha- has killed to the incident. It said toe rehirntog Vietnam veterans who testified to preilmteary heartnga Great aitortmeni of ilylei and c'olort Including ir "DGlight Form" photographs came from a for­ told of hundreds of civlIlazM to toe Ozjley cam, o t aeetog 2-button ilde vent, 3-butlon-center vent and new Da’nUly embroMeced nylon titoot three mer Army combat photogra­ being shot end killed by Ameri­ one group betng Mwt down, eeoBon otm . LtohUy fibre t f l l^ Ny­ mm: double breatted itylet. Solid-color blozcri, Shet­ pher, Ronald L. HaeherU, of can Ola. some “at point btonk range." land wool ploidi, hcrringbonei and checkt. lon and LycraA fipandex power net Newsweek, magazine mid to stretch sides for oomptote treedotn and Cleveland. Those still alive “looked on to m Regulon, longll; ihort*. Its current Issue that CaUay*s comfort. Adjwtable satin shoulder' Haeberie said to a .copyright disbelief." bs'aald. Btrape. White. ASS to 88; BS8 to 88. story that be joined the compa­ case Is “only one of a string of Bernhardt said be did not toll ny just before it entered the vil­ related Incidents'' to whkto 867 BATi: TU REOtUU I'SU'R A-. any Vlctnamaee In the village MONDAY MORNINU * lage and lieeni from the . men civilians to three hamlets were but that‘a majority ^ diie eom- '■' ★ M l c f o r " WP ”B gm e Siat it was suapected the vUlag- tolled. pany took part tat-.-Oie aUsged - 945 MAIN STRBT IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER era were V(et Oong zympathla- Bernhardt. 38. of Hempstead. ataytags. “ Moat ' of them did ponry yroios en. He said he aaw men. wom­ "NT., said to an totcrvlew that toll,” be sold. ■LIGHT CBAKOB FOR ALTERATIONS Figure Bufidsfe tylon-Ljrciaa Spandex en and children alanghterad. the My Lai Incident torn out of He sold be did not recoil pan^ gtnBes provide anqda control with LL WUBam L. Qalley Jr.. 88. an order ghreo the day .before eeetng either Galley or MUctaeO the maximum of oomfoit.' Front panel. of MUml. Fla., has boon by tbc company commander Wh-te. atoes a, m, 1, xL * during the toridenl. He-sold the , ebargod with murder to Iho whom he refused to Identify. 945 MAIN STREET , CoBDfnander's order ” wae Do Chuc holds up mutiteted hand of hia son. Do Ba. steyings. The boy toot two fingera. (AP 945 MAIN ST. M ANCHESm Read Herald Advertisements east, aad Staff 8gV David He said the company was Downtown Manchester Mitchell. 8t Fraiwiavllla, La., temporarily kattoned to a Bald (800 Face EMM) who.’ he aaya. waa one of victims during alleged G1 ' ■ X.

V V " ^ v (TAGE t w o MANCHESTER EVEJWNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^ MANCHESTER, CONN., THyRSDAY, NOVEMBER 20,^1949 ^ . P A G E T H R E E — ^ ^ MOVIE AUDIENCE FBI. — SAT. — SDH. Gerald H. EJoton, Bear Swamp Prince Philip ..... guide M a n c h e m r Rd., Andover; Mie. Elaine • •••••• ******* Sheihwold on Bridge Bidlitt Shown Twice A SERVICE OF FILM-MAKERS e Wsinl, 42 Baiiaola Rd., Andover; South Windsor Teachers Hear Innovations ^IANCHESTO R. t \/£ ‘ fr-f ANQ THEATERS. DO NOT SEND A llOT FH. A Snt. Hospital yNotes M ichM Nadeau, 22 Pine Knob .RIfS 6 4 44* • BOLTON NOTCH BLASTONBURY PAWT ANB FLOOR GOVERim IN& TO DO A M A N ’S W ORK Circle. Wapplng; James F. Rog- Britain’s Answer to Agnew ? Thf se ratings apply to films N O R TH Plans Set In Social Studies Approach rtlaasod after Nov 1.1968 / W l M erg, 132 Oak St.; Mte. Charlene By ALFRED SHEINWOLD A A J 7 J By BOBERt MOTT Gere Send- ' CampanelU, 06 Fisker S t; Mrs. DennM Reilley gave some enough to insure survival. Only Queen’s allowance Isn^ enough royalty can think, express it- Your opponents don’t enjoy < 0 9 8 652- STEVE 3 >jjuuuJtwuL SaUeA^ : pan., and 4 p jn . Betty Cobb, Lake Rd., Colum­ ForDrop-In Th« Waslilngton Post any more. And "Why ahoidd the self, make mistakes, admit 0 AQ workshops |(t Buckley Sxrfwol tiwse tnxqM that learn to co- 'in kdt Indicates the film was telling you exactly what they vooma, 19 e.m.- bia; Roy Friedman, 57 .Alison „ . Duke of EkMriburgh teM the them and go on functioning, ♦ 75 . IVlceUEETM yesterday a 49-minute illus­ erate, survive. LONDON submitted and approved under plan to do, but sometimes they 4 'pjn.-S poll. Dr., South Windsor;. Alexander a rlTO somewtot Americans first?” Thus pre-„ Rather thaii resign himself to W EST , EA S T Center . B\>r toe second unit on man, reluctantly and with consider­ the Motion Picture Code don’t have'much, choice. If they ■ ■ vVS Parents aDewed A. Biss^, 38 BUyeu Rd.; Mrs. trated description of an Innava- sumably adding Insiilt to injury, the role of Alexander Throttle- 4 62 a family of NetslUk Eskimos IN STOOK SALE ONLY X able trepidation,” the Duke of of Self-Regulation. are obliging enough to share 4 0 1094 except noen-2 p.m .; Jane H. McEvUy, WUlimantlc. tlve social studies curriculum 50% OFF ON ALL CARFET IN STOCK ^ ... j, rr turns out the government bottom, he has taken that of. their plans with you, take ad­ ^ 4 ■ <;? J 10 3 South Windsor fflgh Sdiool In noith-central Canada was 'b U L U T T ’ ' t PJB.-8 pan. Also, Mra. Raymond C. Palm­ developed to r the intermediate El^burgh told an ^ter-dlnner whaJt wias going on all the Spiro Agnew—whatever qualita- ^ Suggested for GENERAL 0-9542 O 108 73 students w ill be larjesented the chosen to be filmed and vantage of your knowledge. Be Seevloet 19 aan.-S p-m., er, Sklilner Hill Rd., Andover; a^ence the other night, hadn’t Itold the piiUtc, tive differences there may be. audiences. a participant, not merely a 4 KQ 10632 4 A 8 Irfans of the Youth Council’s level. studied. The himter - gatherer 9 x 9 ARMSTRONG CEILING PAINT Everything I say nowadays Queen’s advisers And despite his tendency to p ju . G «)ige W. Hichborn Jr., 79 Hil­ program to construct a 9,964 group was followed tor a yeso*, ASPHALT TILE S Suggested for MATURE spectator. S O U TH ve Cere and Ootenery Reilley is director of the LINOLEUM seems I had trod on a year ago that a parllamen- pop off, he has managed some- ton Dr., South Windsor; Mra. square foot drop-in center near making a communal Igkw set­ . South dealer. 4 K83 Inuiaedlate family only, Regional COnter for Improve­ OM 9 2 .9 5 landmind.” (;aj.y committiee woidd go Into how to stay out of partisan audiences (parental discre­ Cedle H. Dion, WilUmwUc; the school on Nevers Rd., at an tlement, hunting, fishing, snd meA h e fiq. Yd. 9 9 c East-West vulnerable. ^ A K Q 7 ’ anytime, Bmited to five min- 1 Bar CHlMnar ’The Queen’s husband was tj,e matter thoroughly «it the be- politics, which of course he tion advised). B^vald L. Jotuum, 252 S ^ o o l assembly tomorrow. ment of Instruotion la B3e- making tools .and weeqxms. f . Opening lead—King of CSubs. 0 KJ 6 lauL NEW M aiy nearing the end of what, must gitnning of the next Parliament, must. Who can doubt that in his St.; Irene B. Lathrop, Box 14,° Prindpal FVed j. Caruolo has mentary Social Studies, estab­ ReUley said toe. NetstUks 3 RESTRICTED — Persons West opened the l(ing of clubs, 4 J94 Matenitty: Fafliera, U aon.- AMERICAN CERAMIC FORMICA haVe been one of his worst (jjug avoiding an inquiry dur- heart he is a conservative but as COOLHaND Andover;: Mrs. Eleanor R. scheduled two sessions for the were chosen because they are BRAIDED RUGS under 16 not admitted, un­ and East overtook with the ace West North 13:48 pan., and 909 p.m.41 lished at^ Central Connecticut W ALL t i l e days. There is little reward in ing the Imminent election cam- who can doubt thdt his peram- nnMMIM m il M m HWaiSTtea ImmbDCMIPURCImWMI WStM Bachman, 76 -Timber Trail, student body beginning at 10 'a simple, civilized people, and less accompanied by parent and returned the eight of clubs Pass 2 «4 4 pan.; othera, 8 pan.-4 pan., and State college under a grant being the powerless husband of paign. Only the Tories can gain' bu'ratory pep-ltaiks are aimed Wai^iing. a.m. Youth Council .President remote from an environment at the second trick. South put Pass ,. 4 ^ lMrsuGGeifco~fcm matuwc AuptNces! ifBpcMrpiimrM«saiM.-ra«nw 909 pan.4 pan. from the National Science Sq. F t. 3 9 c 8q. F t 3 9 c a powerless monarch, still less from any real or imagined at- more at getting his country- or adult guardian. Also, Mrs. Richard Nelson and familiar to American children. 9 5 in the nine of clubs, and West Age Umlta: Ig far nuiteintty, Pam Castetter wUl preside at when every Utterance that tempt by a Labor government men's vital Juices flowing than Persons under 16 not ad­ took the ten of clubs and con- ' son, Blackledge . D r , M arlbor­ toe presentation. Foundation. Basic elements of a complex bordem on controversy or rises to look over thq royal family’s ' at creating a tory—or even IS In other areas, iw limit in ough; Mrs. Richard Kasek and KITCHEN c a r p e t mitted. This age restriction tinued with toe qiieen of clifbs. to M points), and tiie next play- aeU^ervlce. Thd Toutii Council, started in "Man: A Course of Study" society are present In this fam ­ LIVING ROOM FAMOUS NAME above banality stirs up .a na- shoulder. Scratch an English- monarchist—mentality? He has sen, 15 Michael D r , Vernon; ily but are more easily Iden­ may be higher in certain Nothlng could have made it er pasees. You hold: Spades, Q- 1066,_has grown to 600 niem- was one of six workshopa pre­ . CARPET FURNITURE tlonal tempest. man. Socialist or oapitaliet, and said more than once, to the Mrs. Raymond Stanislawski and tified. The film rootage on the Beg. 3lS.ee aq. YB. R c«. Sq. Yd. clearer that East expected to io-S-4; Hearts, J-lO-S; Dia- The administration reminds bers. The group has been meet­ sented by the Educational Serv­ eit.es 4XK4 Prince Philip suffers fools you’re very likely to find a roy- consternation of his supporters, areas. Check theater or son, Ellington; Mrs, James E l­ NOW Sq. Yd. N O W Bq. Yd. ovem iff toe dummy. Everybody monds, 10-8-7-8; Clubs, A-8. rieltoie that with oonstmctlon' ing twice a week at the Wap-' ices Center of METRO (M et^ ESsklmos concentrates on five 20% to 60% OFF badly, and he has often com- ali^. that any people that doesn’t advertising. liott and daughter New Rd., humanising forces; Language, at toe table knew it, including What do you ssyf imder way, paridiig space la ping Community House and has polltan E ffort Toward Reglcin- pounded'this dubious sin by r almost goes without saying •'t® monarchy should get ToUand; Mrs. Allen Cavicchi and Printed as a public service a pair of goldfish who had been Answer: Bid three chibs, the limited. Visitors are asked to regularly „ sponsored teen al Opportunity) tor am>roxl- tool making, the urge to ex­ saying things which he himself that, whichever party forms the by this newspaper daughter, 96 Alton St.; Mrs. 60 HERRON AVE. 633-9178 GLASTONIURY, CONN. watching the hand solemnly stayman Convention, asking C l)c ;§)tcal\ C liiti bear witii the hospital whDe the dances, beach tripe, braeflts for mately 160 elementary teachers plain, social organisation, and Igter admits were unwise. next British government, th e ------— BYederlck Sherwin and son, 60 frpijL a nearby tank. But ^uth partner to bid a major of E;«ST HtHTfOHD SORWItHTOrt’’ paridng problem such charities as toe Foster from Manchester, BOst Hart­ the management of a prolonged Within the recent past, the Queen will get an Increase from North St.'; Mrs. Charles M ac­ riiffed the thlrt club with dum- or more cards. I f he hap- Parents Plsin, the Red Cross ford and Bolton. N SF has un­ childhood In which the culture Prince consort has dropped the the $1.14 million the taxpayers m "ELEGAHCE WITHOUT EXTRAVAGASCE " Donald and son, 386 Hartford my’s nine of hearts, hoping that jjjjj tjjj.ee spades, you derwritten the new approach, Is passed on. following gems: now give her each year to run and S t Jude’s Hospital, and East would «be unable to find a ^o game in spades. If ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Rd. Teams of photogriq>hera were ” . . . We don’t come here for the royal shop. H er privoto fbr- CHAPBROILED TO P E R F F U O N other planned acUvlUea. The which grew out of work Initiat­ higher trump. partner bids an}rtoing else, you Deana Becker, 109 Adams St.; proposed building is to contain ed by Dr. Jerome Bruner, di­ sent to Africa and Pelly Bay, our health, so to speak. We can tune, into which she Is now dip- East overruffed with the ten Every wUl bid 3-NT. OH THE OPEN HEARTH Walter L. Bushey, HazardvUle; Canada to make color films tor aAtyaui think of cither ways of enjoying ping modestly, is eirtimated up- a section for the elderly as well. rector of the COnter for cog­ of hearts, pronouncing the ritu-' . Lorene Flrmeck, Blast Hartford; JSC Volunteers toe course. Incorporation of toe Day Is ourselves.” (To a group of Can- wards from $120 miltlDn, but A POCKET GUIDE TO SIEHK Exchange Ohto nitive Studies at Harvard Uni­ May Be Lowered al words proper for such occa­ E 6 S T H A R T E 0 R D • TEL . : 9 - 9 BVederlck L. MialMHiey, 116 curriculum in a school, RelUey adiains.) few outside the small RepUbU- BRIDGE Is available. Get yOur' The South Windsor Ebcchange versity. sions: "Never send a boy to do ?,60 MAIN ST • ORROSITE CONNECTICUT Bl.D Green Rd.; Mrs. Mildred Cook,. / Get Citations said, involves toe use o f a Sale Day ”We go into the red next can element woiild expect Her WASHINGTON (AP) — De- 36,000-man draft call pro­ copy by sending 60 cents to Club w ill hold Ita semi-annual Reilley said tjiree basic ques­ nAciiicfiL a man’s work.” 462 E. Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Es­ booklets, 7 .teacher manuals, ? '-1 4 year” and "may have to move Majesty to pay her own busi- fense officials say they are con- srammed for January would be (The Manchester Evening Her­ dinner-dance at the Glastonbury tions are explored in the multi- )i> I. W.-ri Ihm > Safe E xit AT THE NORWICH MOTOR INN " NORWICHTOWN telle Lappen, 69 BrWord A .; From Hospital films and filmstrips, records, into smaller premises, who ness expenses. Even the fre- v i nm man •‘eviewed in December. East got out safely by return- ald, Box 3318, Grand Central Hills Country Club this Saturday media program: What makes EXIT 6) OFF CONN TRKE * TEL. 861 ib- Wendy Ferris, 86 Pearl St.; manipulative materials, attend­ knows?” (On toe royai fam- quenUy irreverent OuanMim projected 36,000-man ------ing a trump and waited for his Station, New York, N.Y. 10017.) Recognition ceremonies were evening. Cocktail hour will be­ man human? How did he get Deborah Marachat, 1087 ‘Tqlland ance at a summer Institute by Uy’s finances, to American was moved to write: draft call for January can be held last evening at the New­ gin at 7:80 p.m. that way? and How can he be *'Looi< For Our Siqn*' spade trick. Down one. SHEINWOLD ON BRIDGE T^Ae.; Mrs. Nancy Burns, El­ a teachk'-trainer, and In- Journalists on a television pro- "It may or may not be good lowered. South rtiould have made the (R ) ington Veterans Administration Scoot Visit made more so? In obtaining the THEATER TTIWE lington; Frederick J. Gagnon, aervioe worktoope. gram seen in both Britain and. for Britain to have a monarch The drop Is possible, they In- contract by discarding a low Copyright 1969, Gen. Fea. TWIN HAINi: LOBSTER Hospital to honor volunteers Cub Scout Pack 186 will visit answers to these questions, he REAR of Manchester Parkade (Wed.ytod Frl.) 28 William St.; Dawn S. Lewis, SCHEDULE spade from dummy on the third Corp. who.Jiave given service durtaig the Yankee Atomic Power Plant pointed out, children develop toe United States.) but there is nothing to be said dicated, because the overall size” Served with baked pot^, ga^c East Hartforo; Joseph 8. round of clubs. No matter what In Haddam this Saturday. The concepts of man’s qualities and "What toe hell are you doing for having an insolvent one. of U.8 . armed forces Is \>elng re- bread, Steak/tSub stUad, Kulaa, 114 Benedict Dr., Wap- the past year. Members of more . boys will assemble at the Avery his maximization o f them. V e m o n here? I don't want anything of Nor woidd it be right to finance duced and the rate of new vol- Cinema I — Fanny Hill, 7:16, West led next. South could win Itoig; Maureen BTanagan, 48 N. than 35 organizations as well as conee or t« In the first uiilt, "Perspoc- "Thh Week's Special" what I said quoted.” (To a Brit- the constitutional activities of unteers has been satisfactory. 9:16. and draw trumps. Then South Ebn St.; Ronald R. West, 142 many non-affiUated persons Street School In full at 1 p.m. and rettun at approxi­ Uves on Man and CNher ish reporter at an informal the royal fam ily out of a private a new random draft lottery Cinema I — Hall Hero, 1:30, would run three rounds o f dia­ W. Center St.; Mrs. Elsie were honored by the hospital. Firehouse "The Best o4 the Nesr Sex- Animals,” children examine the gathering of small business- Income. The queen must get her system probably goes into effect 3 :30, 6:30, 7:30, 9 :30. monds to discard a second March, Glaritonbury; Karen Joseph M. DiPietro, hospital m ately 4:80 p.m. Parents’ peb- ploitatton FUms"—plsyboy life cycle, ecological adaptation, men in London.) money from Parliament.” jn January, replacing the sys- Cinema II— Paint Your Wag- spade from dummy. It would be E. Oziol, 26 Donnel Rd., Rock­ director, gave the official wel­ misston slips must be turned in Seeks Toys Women’s Famous Brands and survival strategy of th ^ Worse yet, the Duke actual- However this ’ ’crisis” is re- tern of Inducting men from the on, 8:00. easy to make the rest of the ville; Guy JodxHn, 110 Green­ come to the large number of before departure. animal species. Tluough study, Bktch year the men of the ly expresses opinions on such solved, the royal show will go 19-26 age group, with the oldest East Hartford Drive-In —Vlx- tricks, fulfilling toe game con­ wood Dr.; Anthony Caaale, 26 volunteers and patients assem­ Parente willing to hrip with making life lines, and identify­ SORRY, WE C A N T MENTION THE NAME BECAUSE dlverse subjects as toe work- on and the national newspapers called first. en, 7:30; Common Law Cabin, tract. Happy /hanksgiving OMjjrreas St.; Lewellyn Win- bled in toe iKMqiltal auditorium transportation may call Bob Rockville BTre Department play Daily Qoestian Nadeau, outings chairman. ing common traits and habits of Ing habits of toe British people, —which manufacture crises and >n,e Senate Wednesday corn- 9:00. JME TO* son, WUlington. tor the event. The -address was Santa Claus to children In toe P a rtin r opens wl1li ,*-NT ( S the salmon, herring gull, and THESE ARE CURRENt FALL East Windsor Drive-In— Re­ 8 given to Dr. Robert U. Mas­ OOP Meetfaig toe dangers of Insecticides, the thrive on trivia like no other pieted congressional acUon on BOVIHS TESTEmDAY: A baboon, the objective is to help area who perhaps otherwise desirability of toe "hard sell” press in the western world — admlnlstraUon-requested legis- opens BYlday. THE SbLTON LAKE HOTEL sey, chief of staff. The South/Windsor Repulrit- son to Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas can Town Committee will meet pupils discover what it means would not have any Christmas. approach In International com- will continue to reap the re- i^tlon permitting President Nix- Manchester Drive-In — Re- Nine American Red Cross Rostanzo, 448 W. BBddle Tpke. to be an animal. The men are seeking the help merce■YtAVnA «inrand1 urVtaifwhat royalSHlntAl fa.mlllAafamilies aisawlawards. 'PV Theia <*s>^%arnlAF*"royals" airA«»&were sl'mallnri OT tii older Vhe”loUe"^^ opens Friday, TOMATO JJtJICE PRUTT CXICKTAIL vdunteers horn the Manches­ tomorrow night at 8:16 at R e ­ IP COCKTAIL $1.26 extra publican.Headquarters, Sullivan By, cxmtrast, they are then of townspeople to supply toys should do to earn toelr keep, pickings for years with only the j^to effect. He is expected Mansfield "Drive-In — Pendu­ D1S(»ARGIED YESTER­ ter area were awarded certi­ |.9 9 DELICIOUS SOUP (JR GREEN GARDEN TOSSED SALAD Avenue Shopping Center. able to determine what it which they will repair In their In short, the man thinks, says voluble Philip and the unortho- jj, g j^ j j,|jj „rlthout delay. lum, 7:00; More, 9:00. DAY : Mrs. Geraldine B. Bar­ yiX E M CHOICE OF DRESSING ficates for their service. means to be a human being. workshop set up at toe BTtton what he thinks and sometimes dox but safely-married Princess . „ - , , ------State— ----- Hall------Hero,- 6:30, 9:00; ton, 13 Doane St.; David Plum- CIDER WTIH EACH iiCEiMj Mrs. Margaret Wheeler, 100 Maochester Eveoliig Herald For instance. In studying the BTrehouse on Prospect St. 9 ^ is undiplomatic or mistaken, or.Msrgaret to liven things up. But “ transitional year, only gtajjjjng Moon, 7:16. ley, Glastonbury; Suzanne RAVIOLI hours; Mrs. bterjl^i Labate, salmon, children learn that par­ The men are asking for good both - like most public figures, within the past year, the Wind- ! UA T h e a tre - Undefeated, Munroe, 601 Hilliard St.; Mrs. South Windsor oorreapondeiit m r i m i f O R O ROAST SITJe FED TURKEY ...... $8.86 300 hours; Mrs. Henry Beng-^ O r i g . But he and his family are sor family has been redlscov- induction During that first 9 ,00. C H ILD R E N ...... $2.26 Susan B. Arenburg, Newington; Carol Moulton, M . 944-8714. ents die before the offspring are used toys and also need many C ondloiii, ★ ston, 500 hours; Mrs. Lyman born. This leads Into develop­ dolls. They are seeking the help qieclal kind of public fibres, erod. "®^ *"®" ^^®^ ------M 1 ROAST itoM E RIBS AU JUS ...... $4.96 Robert Volk, Evergreen Rd., C H ILD R E N ...... $8.90 Vernon; Mrs. Ann Werkhoven, Smith, 1,000 hours; Mrs. Bilea- ing the idea that some learning of the town’s women’s clubs to Many Politicians are expected to Prince Charles and Princess , .r, ' MIIMIIIUIM nor S. Mohr, over 1,000 hours; State GIs D iein Vietiiftin Over 400 pair juat make provocative statements, Anne, who for years were Just , nobody will get a g|ateg Should Com pete ROAS/PRDira: RIBS AU JUS SENIOR CUT ...... $6.86 88 Santlna Dr.; Robert W. Is passed on gepeUoally rather help make clothes for the dolls. marked down. and SoMog* CUTLET PARMIGIANE ...... $8.90 Davis, 184 Ctoarter Oak St.; Mrs. Anna G. Reideman, over WASHINOTON (AP) — Two than by form al instruction. Anyone having anything to Othtf-StylM do, and aren’t much noticed for I*'*!® mostly shielded from the ’'®® • I 1 1 P«i- ^<>nntnr Snvn I HAM ...... 88.90 Mrs. M aii^ J. Perty, New 2,000 hours; Mrs. Charles A. more servicemen from Connect­ The major focus in this unK donate or who wtohes to help it; the queen isn’t, doesn’t, and Public, have suddenly grown trade Senator Say Available at all tones, made MMOBnRMMMI-MO-WO C H IL D R E N ...... $2136 Rd„ TbUand; CKHstaq^er Lam- Banks, over 3,800 hours; and icut have been killed in action on animals is on the organiza­ make doll clothes should call isn’t either. But Philip’s mental "P- Charles was invested last tlons the Pentagon «xp e^ to p r q VIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — lor your eatoig |rfeasure at ma-wiiiiM It JBSTER SAUTE ...... phere, 66 Clinton St.; Ctoairies Mrs. John L. Jenney and Mrs. in Vietnam, the Defense De­ tion- of a troop of baboons as the firehouse, or drop toe toys and psychological makeup ill 5uly as Prince of W ales in a “ ® jnn/w Connecticut and Rhode Island home. ‘J k H i ^ E A S T STUFFEJD LOBSTER ...... '86A6 P . BHIler, 82 Cottage St. Foster H. WIMams, over 8,000 partment said Wednesday. social, territorial animals able suit him for the role of mon-ln- ceremony and revealed a ecreaae o a u , should work together in order to /iiRLOIN STRIP STElAK, BONELESS 18 OUNCE CUT . .$5.96 off at any of the firehouses. Come and Rtaia and Mon.-Fri. at 7:00-9.-M Also, Arthur B. Ashwell, 102 hours. They were Army Sgt. Thomas to communicate by means of waiting to a ceremonied figure himself in a television Interview * year s e ra compete with New York and New STUFFED BAKESJ SHRIMP ...... 8*-26 P eter — ol Sat. A Sun. 8:80.4:46-7:M-9:16 Woodbridge St.; Mrs. Norma The evening's program dosed K. Kamp, husband oit Darlene 22 sounds. One point stressed in a world less Interested in *0 *>e not the dullard manv had “ • for "world commerce CHOICE OF TWO W. Mullen, 85 LydaU St.; Leon­ with a reception for an volun­ Kamp of Suffleld, and Marine Is that defensive weapons pe- ceremony than it once was. thought but a_ lively, intelligent As the United States pulls and trade,” says a Connecti­ MASHED POTATOES, FHENCH FRIED POTATOES, ard Mandak, Stafford Springs; teers, guests and patients. Pfc. D.C. Carter of Now Haven. cuUsir to the creature are not on the monarchy: "W ith us V^ung man with his father’s back gradually from Vietnam, cut state senator. VILLA MARIA B AK E D P o t a t o e s , p e a s , b u t t e i r n u t s q u a s h , It happens to be that we Just sense of humor and his mother s the Pentagon Is cutting down on sen. William B. Stanley, D- CANDIED CARROTS ohoose the son of the father, e®"*® protocol. the totnl number of men In uni- Norwich, Who has been advo- Somebody’s got to do the Job; Anne has, her fathers Incisive form. So fewer draftees will bo eating construction of a Jetj>rt ICE CREAM APPLE PIB PUMPKIN PIE FOODS T H E BOUTOS LAKE HOTEL ft RESTAURANT why not do that way? recruiting jn Eastern Connecticut, told a 818 Oolebrook Rood Route 44A, Bolton 848-0781 doesn’t depend on any further do^ not fall off drastically. meeting of traffic engineers (UastoiilNiiy structure within the soctety.” during ® The Johnson administration’s Wednesday that ” alr transpor- And:” . . . In The United King- when a t^hour television fl^ fmai detense budget contem- portntlon will create the eccto- CHidKEN FRIES dom ttie monarchy for a long *'*'^*"^ * j.j * nfT uM.r« “ military force of 3.486 mic environment of toe future, ALSO A SPECIALTY have all time has been much closer to tn« r«v. ®» *nd of the and sea transportation Is cry- THE UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT What do you get when shocked to suddenly see the roy- 1970 bookkeeping year next ing out for modem facilities toe ixipulatlon as «h whole, apd ople. especially the 39 196'X 1970 therefore has been more in (who has never been in- which both Connecticut and* K.r.mlX.T''””'*’ ,r‘lZ"l^''aZZZ£TZ you get Quasar Color TV thesweaters think that we’recaught up 2 "" In this tremendous explosion of a H this has driven the press Semernber'^M^'the Viet concerts development (and) . . : this Is jnto an ecstatic frenzy, and has withdrawal iratoered mo- DANCE • THEATRE you’ve ever ^urnlng everything upside apparently driven the queen to ^^noe\ei iho for Christmas? down, and in some cases Its tjjg sobering conclusion that she „ 99. ^ „ ^ „ CHAMBER «nd RECITAL SERIES worth somebody’s while to work and the family have been at Dec^mbl^ .hard; in other cases, you sud- least slightly overexposed. For on iwn l i m i t e d n u m b e r o f subscriptions STIL l, a v a i l a b l e "denlydenly find that he’s avoiding it this reason, she will not make ‘ StriM priccf. $9 00. Studtnti Only. S3 00 wanted! man Increment over the three- because it’s against his in- the traditional Christmas month period. laHiJechnicolor toresta. If you have on unsettl-. speech from the throne this At that time. Secretary of De- iituioi

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Ending The- ’60s .... ^ a i i r h p s m bear ” a reasonable relationship FinaUy, on a cold bright Sunday mom- Connecticut Gingressmen Warn Burch: Inside Democrats’ Reforms Would to the group's presence in the iEnpmn^ i|pralf -ing, with the streets cleared of refuse population of the'state.V and tear gas Canisters, and the khaki *DonH Intimidate’ Networks The commission then voted IS 1967 MERCURY Jeeps returned to the armories, and the k Yankee R eport Give Varied Representation to 7 to provide similar require­ FUBUBHED BT THE By WnXJAM OBEIDER HERALD PRINTINO CJO.. INC bitter smell, of tear gas replaced again ' gendered by your action a ^ the ments for' women^ and young Cougar 2-Door Hardtop 18 Bissell Street by burning leaves, the Capitol o f ' the Waahingtaa Post -vice pretident’s remarks.” (Continoed from Page •) WA8RIN(3TON (AP) — Dem­ Democratic leaders ftw Imide- people. Manchester. Conn . By A.H.O. mentatlon. THOMAS F. FER0U 80^ Republic became its old implacable self In the future, Ottinger lUiiA no secret his feeling that tiie ocratic party reformers ha've. McGovern said 16 delegatlone • XB-7 MODEL WALTER R. FERGU80K WAfluaHQTON—43everal con- ot again. The great stone pltos of the gov­ greasmm who oversee ^ Fed­ “It may weU be that the shoe . RepubUcan party ■would be bet­ VoSed to require ”a reasonable The commlsaion, created at at the 1968 convention had no e OT PEBF. OROTIP Publishers All that State Senator Wallace .... • 4-SPEBD TRAN& Founded October 1. 188] ^ ernment buildings were 4u|st. Men eral Ootngn unications 'Commis­ may be on the other foot some ter off without the Percys. *T relationtiilp” between the num­ the 1968 convention to recom­ members under 90, while 19 oth­ Barnes needs to be Governor at e POWER STEERINO watched football on a thousand. TV sets, sion (WOC) delivered a friendly, day and you will value the right feel Sen. P ercy is far out of ber ' of Negroeo, women and mend reforms Iq delegate selec­ ers had one., Published 9very Evening Except Sundays the State of Connectleat is the O V D m . TO P and Holidays.. Entered at the Post Office ai in isolated areas, the police w ^ e settl­ hot Uunt warning Tuesday to of the networks to criticise the the mainstream of Republican­ young people in each state and tion, is headed fay South Dakota Manchester. Conn., as Second Class Mai? ■ votes. Sen. George 8. McGovern. Matter ing some last small arguments wllh their the agency’s new RepubUcan administration in power.” ism,” he..t(dd us. the make«q> of its delegation to Invaders, but to them the process' w as' He has energy, as be deman- ortional repreaenta- - Three Months ...... 7.80 And it is imllkely that we shall see Ing his candidacy for the Re­ Denn Burch, the newly-^>- imply any desire for censorahip. ance bub in bis restrained use tion” question by. delaying until 90, the commission insisted it Cosmetics One Month ...... 2.B0 anything like it again. We will never see publican nominatifm. pohited FCC ciwinnan, respond­ The FOC chairman pointed out of rhetoric. Avoiding the pole­ 1976- at the earliest any require­ was not establishing'quotas. It anything like that Saturday morning that the ’’agencyla formal pro- mics of a Goldwater or an Ag­ ment for inclusion of minority passed a reslution 16 to 0 stat­ IPS TH> ntUOON, he. MEMBER OF * He has a proper bockgraond ed with a firm denial that he THE ASSOCIATED PRESS when we walked through the cold morn­ cedur-e for obtaining transcripts new which inflame the oiqx>- poUtical viewpoints in each ing "this, doea not envision the VOLKSWAGEN PORSCHE I^e Associated Press Is exclusively entitled of political experience!, in Us had any. intention o f intimida­ ing air along Constitution Ave., with ou^t to be revised since It sition and alarm the majority. delegation. They did, however, Impoaition of a quota system.” to the use of renublicatlon of all news dt.»- service in the State Senate, in tion when he peraonaUy oaUed TOLLAND TPKE. —- TALCOTTVILLE patches credited to it or not otherwise credit- streams of children on all sides of us, takes 20 or SO days. Crane has a potential attrac- urge efforts in this dtrecticn in Liggetfs in this paper and also the local news pub­ his candidacy for Oongrsaa. the three networtes and asked The -vote was 10 to 9 in fa-vor lished here. heading for the Mall of the Capitol build- foe traiwcripts of (their commen­ Several Republicans on' the UInd., to strengthen an At H m Putakk patches herein are also reserved defense. Rep. James T. BroyhUl faces, carrying theli- , duffle with the problems ot the etate, Nov. 3 speech - as evidenced on (hoae choice Burch was m«dng Ws first mission, finishing work today cm requiring representatimi of mi­ graphical errors appearing In advertl.sement> both sides of the streets, coming like occasions when the Senate has iHPpearance as FOC chairman new’s speech and didn’t see any journey. guidelines to be sent to state nority goups In delegations Read Herald Advertisements and other reading matter In The Manchester tributaries from some secret source intimidation in Burch’a action. Evening Herald. permitted itself the luxury of before the communicatkms sub- heading for a wild and terrible basin. open debate on the issues. oonunittee of the Hot^ Inter­ Rep. James Harvey (R-lOch) Subscriber to Los Angeles Tlmes-Washing They had come from everywhere, to said he Ihitiks there is ”sdme ton Post News Service. He has. a character reqwoted state and Foreign Commerce Full service client of N. E. A. Service. Inc shout out for life. You could look at them OommJttee at a hearing on pay proper cause for concern” in Publishers Representatives — The Julius for.its decency and integrity. how the networks handle news. Mathews Special Agency — New York. Chi* only on'oe and know that they were not television systems. But sev­ ::ago. Detroit and Boston. what was wrong, with America. On the other hand, be has ered subcommittee members Rep. Donald G. Brotsman (R- Colo) said it is clear that tire We will never see them again precise­ been around l<»g enough with switched the subject and asked MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULa house committee members do nO N8 ly like this: spreading out across the a sharp enough eye itod a him about the current* rhubarb not) want any undue pressures Mall, their peers marshaling them with sharp enouigh ear to guarantee over Vice President Spiro Ag- D l^ lay advertising cjosinir hours to Influence the networks’ news For Monday — 1 p.m. Friday. ■precision and m-anners, while In the dis­ that he would never be a naive new*a speech criUcizing the Judgment. For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturda) tance flags billowed tn the breeze, red innocent incapable of protecting network TV news. For WedneMay — i p.m. Monda> Rep. Torbert H. MkcDonold For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday and , like the emblems of some either himself or the interests of Rep. lion el Van DeerUni (D- (D-Mass), chairman of the com­ For Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday giant Arab army in those old movies the state. Calif.) told Burch: “I’m sure For Saturday — 1 p.m. Thursday munications subcommittee, Classified deadline -- 6 p.m. day befor<^ about holy wars. They moved among it doesn’t come as aiiy sur­ Such are some of the Barnes sought to close the dlacussiim publication. 5 p.m. Friday for 8aturda:< each other without hostility, free in prise to you itaalt there are a y l Monday publication assets. on a conciliatory note. some strange way from the impacted some members of Congress who MacDonald said, ”If there is Thursday, November 20 resentments of my generation. . . Being human, and being politi­ look with some mlsgi'vinge on any fire to the smoke—and I The government had made a wall of cally ambitious. It is Just pos­ evento of the peat few dajle which look to some of uB like agree .the smoke was quite ' Washington buses against any mass as­ sible that Senator Barnes would visible, though I don’t mean to Three VersionH Of The Same Lull sault on the back doors of the White be glad to swap all these sound, a possible attempt et inUmlda- tkxi.” imply that there is neceesarily House, but the marchers Ignored them serious compliments in for oiM any fire—It could be the iub- For some time, the'surface military and kept moving, turning finally onto other possible compUment, ^ Von Deerlin said he was troubled that Burch, on hla third ject of a complete investigation 'I'* situation has been the same thing — the great open greensward of the Mall which would say that he had by this committee.” day in office, chose to contact at the foot of the Washington Monument. ...some kind of m a gica l. appeal On the subject ot pay TV, the less activity, fewer casualties, less sign the networks perscnally for the They came to the brow of a hill, and to the voters, or that he had new SXXl chairman endors^ In of the enemy,' less Inflltratlon by Uie transcripts, when the usual pro­ below us we could see the cluster of built himself, a oompamng general terms the regulatory cedure is to obtoin them through enemy from North Vietnam, a lower makeshift tents and platforms that image to the puUic. agency’s policy of encouraging A a request from the oornmls- would be the center of the day. . . the develrqrment of subscription general level for the war. But he couldn’t maka the Sica’s secretary. Network ex­ Nobody knew how many were there, TV operations in major cities. swap even if be chose to. He This one set of circumstances is open, neither the reporters nor the police; it ecutives told Van Deerlin they U what he is, a soberly iHeas- however, to at least three varieties of could have been a half-mlUlon; it could couldn’t remember a aimtinr re­ ant product of a - zone in Con quest coming directly from the Burned for Bible luialysls. have been more. At some point I climb­ ed up on the steel pipe structure which - necUcut life in which private chief of the regulatory agency. When VfiUlam Tyndale, 16th- There are some who like to imagine held the great sound system, to look; 7 enterprise and public service "I Just want to advise you in century English reformer lead an honorable ooextetenoe. the friendliest mannw possible,” dared, to publish a translation that the current state of the war repre­ I had nevei; seen so many people in one place in my life, not even when Lyndon He is not a swinger, he is not a said Van Deerlin, ‘'I hope your of the Bible in English, the sents a response, from North Vietnam, Johnson’s Aslan clients were assembl­ glamor boy. No <»e, fortuunate- request did not represent a new copies were burned and he was to the d^escalatlon In the war being ing entire nations, during dne of his ly, is going to crave a look of trend at the commission;..our publicly strangled and put to tha his thinning hair. He hiqipens views are so strong on this that tried out by the Nixon administration public relations marches through the torch, according to the ^cyclo; Orient. to sound pretty good cn radio, we miiht be found climbing iq> p a e^ Brltannlca. In Washington. your book U there axe more I remember this; David Dellinger, a but he is neither dynamic nor kicldenta such cus this.” There are some who prefer to believe middle-aged man who should know bet­ charlamaUc on television or the platform. He has no bond of Burch replied: ”I wes not at­ that the lull in enemy initiative merqly ter, shouting hoarsely into the micro­ phone, encouraging children to go to the- Nature Study By Sylvian Ofiara specially dedicated do or die tempting In any way to inttmi- represents the enemy’s decision to rest , Justice Dept, later, where they were cer­ SWAMP MILKWEED IN POD followers. daite anyone.” The FCC chairman explained yp for a while In order to resume of­ tain to be tear-gassed, arrested or worse. FinaUy, l)i8 avaUabUlty had that he had watched OB8 on At his side ■were Jerry Rubin and Ab- a kind of trial run four years fensive activity later on. the night cf the President’s blo Hoffman, the stand-up comics of the ago, when the consortium of qiebch and was interested in BICYCLES -And there are those who believe that boy revolutionaries; Rubin, great non- A Thought for Todaj^ bosses of the Repuldlcan pprty Uu^oot SeleoUsa of comformlst that he is, displayed the wig By Rowland Evans Jr. oomparing how the other two the decline in enemy activity is a signal Sponsored by the Manchester could have' reached for him, if NewJBksyolea hi tJie he wears to disguise the dread short I n s i d e networks handled the event. Council of Churches it chose, instead of readdng Vernon Area that American military strength has haircut he received in prison. You Unfamiliar with the regular tentatively for State Senator procedure, Burch said, ’1 ProfesaionaDy Asaembled been able to crush and punish the enemy could tell by looking at them that when Robert D. Novak Pete Marian! and then finidly TOT ROOS-TRAOTORS the gas went off they would not be Mark 6: 2, 3 thought that If I wanted the so muc^h that he no longer has the power for Clayton Qengras. We have AocBssoBnu * om n breathing it. - , But there were to be two R e p o r t And on the sabbath he began transcripts, the eosleat way to N an idea that if Governor Demp­ to wage much of a war. superb moments which everyone there ■ to teach in the synagogue, and get them was to esk for them.” sey were t

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