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Threatens Revision Bill Small Towner Petition f' * AjrcraffttDiiHjr "Sjivt Pr«M K m TIm WMthcr^ far Hw Week ttMM J'eteeMPt U. •. Weeftker Wm ■epteober ft, 1M« 13,651 fW r. m m ftMdiht, low fti Meiriher e ( the Andlt Ihii'uee e ( OltealMlea Manch»ttar~—A City o f ViUage Chmrm (CtaaeifM M Pege M) PRICE SEVEN CENTS VOL. r.Thnrm, n o . ^ 9 * (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES^TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER S, 19«4 Small Towner Petition 1963 Record By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Traffic fatalities over the Threatens Revision Bill long Labor Day weekend soared past the 600 mark early today, although Na­ tional Safety Council offi- 57 in GOP ciids said the number of Events deaths would not approach record figures. Pressing for Howard Pyle, president of the safety council, credited cautious In State driving on the part of home- Compromise ward-bpund motorists with keeping Uis death toll behind last year’s record of 667 lives. Bank Robbed HARTFORD (AP) — A Throughout most of the 78-hour group of 57 small to'wn Re­ weekend, the number of deaths ♦if > had kept pace with the record In Ridgefield publicans were ready today setting 1963 figures.. to joib forces with Demo­ Bkrly Sunday evening the crats in an effort to fores number of deaths reached ^ RIDGEFIELD (AP)—A consideration in the House and safety council spokesmen branch of the Connecticut of a reapportionment pack­ expressed fear that a new National Bank was robbed record would be set as motorists age passed last week by the clogged highways on the way today. Democratic-controlled Se»- home According to first reports, At the latest count, traffic two armed men staged the hold­ ate. accidents across the United up. The 57 signed a petition that States had taken 610 lives. In The amount taken and other could bring the Democratic WH addition, 18 persons were killed details were not available im­ out of the House Judiciary Com­ in boaUng accidents smd 66 mediately. mittee for action in the Hbose. others had drowned. The bank is on Danbury Rd., Ibe action of the small town The safety council estimated (Rt. 33.) GOP legislators was in ofiposl before the hoUday began that It was the 17tH robbery of a tion to the wishes at tha Re- New Hampshire National Guardsman with bayonet poised stands guard 460 to 660 persons would be bank or savings and loan as­ publioan leaderridp hi Bic killed during the weekend. An sociation this year. lAst week House. on outskirts of Hampton Beach today, preventing teen-agers from returning to there were two on consecutive Associated Press survey, made Hurricane Dora sets sights on the nation’s space The signing at the peUtioii to beach area where Labor Day holiday riots broke out. (AP Photofax.) for comparative purposes over days, one in Hartford and the center, Cape Kennedy, Fla., today, while smaller other in New Haven. force the Democratie bill out at a 7S-hour nonholiday weekend hurricane Ethel is expected to pass south of Ber­ oommlttea oame a few houw from 6 p.m. Friday, Aug. M, to before the meseure had emu midnight Monday, Aug. 34, muda tonight. (AP Photofax.) Probe Plane Crath been sent there. Frustrations showed 466 persons dead la SUFFJKLD (AP) — The con­ The maneuveetag waa so o o n - Resort Peaceful traffic accidents, 34 in boating trol system of a i960 model accidents and . 64 by drowning. airplane is in for special scru­ plex and bad ao many faoeta Plague V.S. The safety counciTa Labor tiny today as investigators seek that no ona appeared eertala Day weekend traffic count Juat what might happen neat. the cause of a crash that Southeast States began at 6 p.m. Friday and claimed two lives Sunday. It was elaar, however, that Bn In Viet War After Youth Riot ended at midnight Monday Killed in the accident were ■mall town RapufcUoaxw w «c« (local times). John C. Freeman, 44, and his making one last effort to tore* A traffic death reewd for a their own party leaden to reach PHUOC VINH, South Viet wife, Irene, M, of Bast Green­ three-day weekend was set Brace fo r Storm a oomprpmiae with Bia Deaeo- HAMPTON . BEACH, N.H.^lack of pamntal discipline. ’The wich, R.I. Mem (AP) — Twenty Ameri- (AP) — This seashore resort police leaned over backward not earlier ttiis year when 604 per­ Horace Wethersll, director of crate that would retain some eene flying five heUcoptere town was peaceful today after a to use brutality.” sons died over July Fourth. The the State Department of Aerb- form at the m lt aoratem. fought e five-hour bstUe Mon­ LAbor Day Eve riot in which Peter Zanltx^, 16, of Everett, 1664 Memorial Day weekend nautice, aaid Investigatora — Hurricane Under Bds sgraCem at repre­ death toll was 4S1 and the traf­ MIAMI, Fla. ‘(A P) t wfods of 76 mllea day with a Communist Viet some 10,000 teen-agers battled Mass., was hit in the face with would pay special attention to _or more extended outward 160 sentation, ea«h at the iRato’a state troopers, local police and blrddiot from a police shotgun. fic death record for any hoUday the centred eystem of the four- Hurricane Dwa, a nionster ^o the north of Dora's Cong crew firing one 50-caliber 169 towaa baa at laaat one wep- National Guardsmen for four Doctors said he probably would seat craft. ' of terrifying force, churned calm eye and lOO mUes to the r^ntattve in the Houss. machine gun, and failed to hours. lose die sight of his right e y e .' (See Page Three) The Freemans were flyiQg toward Florida’s midsection south. Gales extended 850 miles Although the Demooratlo plae alienee it. Authorities finally ran the Damage was counted in the from Agawam, Maes., to Pro- north, 100 south. young persons out at town thousands of dollars. The revel­ today with winds up to 130 would aaslgn only a fraction ot The action capsuled frustra­ -vincetown. Mass., when the A hurricane watch with gale single vote to some of the Monday night by forming hu­ ers threw rocks, garbage, beler craft plunged into a cornfield. miles an hour. tions plaguing U.S. efforts to 'warnings was posted from most Ri^tly populated towns, man wedges and walking from bottles and cans filled with Dixie Schools The bodies of both victims Residents in low-lying areas Stuart, Fla., juat north of the help the South Vietnamese sand, and'set fire to some build­ along 380 miles of coast in those tomnu would still be guar­ armed forces crush the Red the beach area in the center of were found near the wreckage. winter playground of the weal­ town to either end. ings. They smashed windows Earphones and a camera were Florida, Georgia and South anteed n voice in toe House. ffuwrrtllaE. thy at Palm Beach, north to The Republicans Some 200 pesrons were arreM' klong tt>e beachfront. Reop^ggo^Jut found about a mile wid one half Carolina were advised to evacu­ Myrtle Beach, S.C. The bettle was weighted In >dgfiy6Sill^Sk6i Munidamgd-imd ate. Tides 10 feet above normal petition after hekrihg. the Viet 6ong'a favor because ad. Twenty were injured. from the craah scene. At Cape Kennedy, emeTfency Police couldn’t explain the organised to have been a spon­ were forecast., jamin L. Barringer, jt.-NsW the lone machine gus was hid­ The ^ane hit the jground at a crews lowered five huge rockets reasons for the rioting, but taneous affair stimulated by steep angle after clearing the Milford, describe a “gentle­ den and had a maximum effec­ Bias Remains The Weather Bureau said from their pads* but left a sixth man's agreement” he said he Bobert W. Rhodes, Qommlssicn- beer and drinking,” said top of a row of trees, ^ e r e — a 190-foot Saturn 7—poised tive range more than double hurricane-force pinds could had reaciwd with R w . WUlinm er of public safety in New Rhodes. was no explosion or Are* for flight in its supporting gan­ ‘ that of the helicopters’ 80-cali­ FARMVILLE, Va. (AP) — begin moaning along the shore T. Shea of Meriden, ^ m ocrn tle Hampshire, blamed the youths’ He and other police* officials tonight from Melbourne, Fla., try. ber guns and 2.75-inch rockets. parents for a lack of discipline said youths had passed out The school bell signals the end minority leader in the House, on Charged in Thefts just south of the natlon’e apace It was designed to with­ hoW the Republicans and Dem­ By the book, the batUe 26 in the home. leaflets and notes Inviting other today of Prince Edward Coun­ Jew fuven (AP) — Two center at Cape Kennedy, to stand, winds of 176 m.p.h. ocrats could Woik together hi miles northeast of Saigon on the "The parents have stepped young persons “for the big Dora, the see«on’s second ty’s five-year attempt to avoid young men have been charged Brunswick, Ga. the House. (. edge of the Communist-infested aside and have left their chil­ rumble.” integrated classes by closing Dozens of cities and towns hurricane, was many 'times D Zohe, probably should not dren to the teachers and to the ’The governor said the riot With taking part in the robbery Meanwhile, Demrooratlc laiMl- public schools. early last year of a loan com­ along tils coast began buttoning eater in eise than the first, •rs were presentiiig the tetins have taken place at .all.
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