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PAGE EIGHTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Cdnn., Tues., Aug, 13, 1974 Obituaries Police Report manri|patpr lEumtng Hpralh Mrs. Wilfred W. Binkerd Dairy Jacobs MANCHESTER Their attempts to get in driven by Philip Chamberland, TOLLAND — Funeral Mrs. Miriam Hooks Binkerd, Steven Fothergill of 44 Fair- alarmed people in the area who 24, of Hartford at Foster and E. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1974 — VOL. XCIII, No. 268 53, of Plantsvjlle, formerly of arrangements for Dairy view St. told police he was called police. Patrolman Center Sts. Court is Aug. 26. Manchester A City of Village Charm t h ir t y -t w o p a g e s — t w o se c t io n s Jacobs, 40, of Hurlburt Rd., PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Manchester, died Monday morn­ beaten by two youths on Adams Richard Dion and Sgt. .Brian who died Sunday at Hartford ing at the Meriden Memorial St. Monday at 6:55 p.m. Police Rooney investigated. They saw Other police action included: Hospital after a short illness. Hospital from a gunshot wound, are seeking warrants for the the plant on the floor inside the • A prowler was reported at She was the wife of Wilfred W. are incomplete. arrest of the two. car and asked who owned It. 56 School St. just past midnight Binkerd. Mr. Jacobs was bom in Farro- Police gave this account: Knowlton said it was his. today. He fled when police She was born March 1, 1921, mont, N.C., and had lived in Police were called to 358 He was released on his arrived. He has short hair. New Britain before coming to Adams St. to investigate the written promise to appear in • A prowler was reported at New Battles Erupt on Cyprus in Manchester, the daughter of the late Thomas and Martha Tolland In 1969. He had been report of a fight. A large group Circuit Court 12 on Aug. 26. 9:30 p.m. Monday in the wooods McRoberts Hooks, and lived in employed by the Standard of citizens and Fothergill met near Oakland and Gleason Sts. Structural Co. of Newington Richard Miner, 36, of 81 Wells United Press International the Southington area for the police there. They told police a No one was* seen. There were heavy air strikes against planes from Britain, Singapore and other and was a member of the St. was arrested Monday at 9:55 Turkey launched massive air, tank and positions. National guardsmen replied past 27 years. large group of youths were • Two boys aged 10 and 11 Greek Cypriot positions in the capital of bases. Britain also has about 1,500 men Ironworkers Local 15. p.m. and charged with naval strikes against Greek Cypriot with barrages of antiaircraft and artillery She was a nurse with the U.S. throwing numerous items at were referred to juvenile Nicosia which sent thousands of refugees with the U.N. peace keeping forces. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. operating under the influence of positions on Cyprus today in an apparent fire and Nicosia was darkened by columns Air Force during World War II. passing cars including authorities Monday after they streaming out of the city toward the south Victories Claimed of black smoke. Aulithia Clark Jacobs; his liquor and following too closely. attempt to partition the island by force of In recent years, she was Fothergill’s. shot a BB gun at cars on Tudor and drove U.N. peace keeping forces from The Turkish Cypriot radio poured out Once again families scrambled from associated with her husband in mother, Mrs. Olar Strickland Fothergill stopped his car The charges came after the car Lane. arms. The attacks brought Greece and three outposts west of the capital. At least Jacobs of Lumberton, N.C.; he was driving struck the car Turkey close to war again and threatened one victory claim after another. It said the their houses, carrying suitcases, boxes the operation of Bink’s Depart­ nearby in a vacant parking lot. a dozen U.N. troops were wounded. Turkish forces were advancing rapidly, and small children. Those with cars piled ment Store in Southington. and five brothers and six He was confronted by two of the to collapse the southern flank of NATO. sisters, all of North Carolina. Greece announced it was withdrawing “demolishing all obstacles. A great many them with household goods and, sped She was a graduate of St. youths. They approached him Ford Following Developments enemy tanks and artillery units have been toward the safer Greekheld areas on the Vincent’s School of Nursing in The White-Gibson-Small shouting obscenities and About Town its armed forces from NATO for its failure Funeral Home, 65 Elm St., to prevent what it called a Turkish Pearl President Ford and Secretary of State wiped out. The number of prisoners of war south coast. Bridgeport, and a member of threatening to kill him. ; Henry A. Kissinger were reported taken are increasing.” The flight began with warning cries, Rockville, is in charge of the The Marine Ckirps League Harbor, and there were unofficial reports the Connecticut Nurses One youth swung a leather UConn Faces following developments closely. Kissinger “The Turkish air force is continuing to “The Turks are coming!” arrangements. will elect officers at its meeting in Athens the Greek armed forces had Association. belt with large buckle on it. had intervened repeatedly wiUi a barrage hit military targets with all its power,” The Cyprus crisis tore a gaping hole in Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the been placed on a full war footing along its Other survivors are two sons, The other broke a broom handle Shortage of telephone calls to the Greek, Turkish one broadcast said. “Turkish tanks are the military defenses of the western John Binkerd of Plantsville and over FothergiU’s back at which Marine Home on Parker St. frontier with Turkey. The Geneva peace talks among Britain, and British Foreign Ministers but was un­ progressing in ail directions. The Greek alliance and put a question mark over the Roger Binkerd of Shelburne, point he ran for protection, the Of Rooms able to stave off the collapse of the talks. Cypriot national guard is being surrounded future of American base facilities in Vt.; a daughter, Miss Jane two youths chasing him. Turkey and Greece collapsed early today Slate, Solons STORRS (UPI) - The record The Social Club of Franklin and Britain called for an emergency Turkey had invaded the eastern by the Turks in larger and larger numbers. Greece and the British sovereign bases on Binkerd of Plantsville; three Mediterranean island on July 20 in a move Greek Cypriots are fleeing from Nicosia the island, UPI diplomatic correspondent Frank J. Knowlton, 17, of size of this year’s freshman Park East and West, and Grove meeting in New York of the United sisters, Mrs. Lillie Poots of Suggest class at the University of that almost brought war with Greece. and other cities.” K.C. Thaler reported from London. East Hartford was arrested St. included, Rockville, will Nations Security Council. Cheyenne, Wyo., Mrs. Meta Connecticut will require some meet Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. at It said it did so to protect the ap­ The Greek Cypriot radio reported the NATO Members Rogers of Milford, and Mrs. Nominees Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the K- Cease Fire Requested proximately 125,000 Turkish Cypriots from national guard had shot down two of the Mart Plaza parking lot and students to live three-to-a-room the Community Hall in The council, in a 3:30 a.m. EDT session, Greece and Turkey are both members of Ena Prentice of Manchester, in dormitories. the more than 500,000 Greek Cypriots American-made F4 Turkish Phantoms WASHINGTON (U P I)-S en . charged with cultivation of Franklin. Refreshments will be took 10 minutes to adopt unanimously a NATO and have been guarding the sen­ and two grandchildren. ^ The university has admitted served. following the Greek-led Cypriot National which struck Nicosia today, blasting the Lowell P. Weicker Jr. and Rep. marijuana. resolution calling for a cease-fire on sitive southern flank of the alliance close Funeral services w'ill be more than 2,500 first-year Guard coup which overthrew President airport held by U.N. troops and hitting a Robert H. Steele have each sub­ Police listed these events: Cyprus. to the borders of the Soviet Union. Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Zion students for the fall semester. Archbishop Makarios on July 15 — which mental hospital and Greek-run in­ mitted three names to Presi­ Knowlton was with two other 'The call had no apparent effect. Greece has now quit her military com­ Lutheran Church in dent Ford for consideration as The class is almost equal A MODERN also brought on the fall of the Greek^ stallations around Nicosia. mitment under the alliance. Turkey and Southington. Burial will be in youths in a car. They parked at Dispatches from Nicosia and monitorings his vice president. numbers of men and women. military dictatorship. ^ Greece are fighting each other, and the Oak Hill Cemetery, the plaza and the driver locked of the Greek and Turkish Cypriot radios Steele, who is running for University officials said PHARMACY Britain, the colonial ruler of Cyprus Nicosia BomlictI Western allies including the United States Southington. ‘‘Fish Fry For Charity” Only A Quarter the car with the keys inside. there told of massive Turkish tank thrusts governor of Connecticut on the a room shortage at the un­ before its independence in 1960, ordered UPI Correspondent Felix Viaxis have lost much of their credibility in both Friends may call at the Della Knowlton had brought along a an eastward from Nicosia toward the port of Republican ticket, suggested iversity about 5 years ago the evacuation of 14,000 British nationals reported from Nicosia that the Turkish Ankara and Athens.

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