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Ittattri|F0tpr Leurmim Llm Lb Auto Layoffs to Drop MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1 0 ,1 9 7 5 - VOL n PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Coim.. Sat- Feb- 8.1875 OBITUARtES / a i i 4 NEWS Thomas Raby Dies, CAPSULES ! td U tN S Honored by Vets 2 - i a * 7 i ittattrI|F0tpr lEurmim llm lb Auto Layoffs to Drop MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1 0 ,1 9 7 5 - VOL. XCIV, No. i ll Manchester—A City of Village Charm Thomas Rothwell Raby, 99, of When he was in his late 60s, DETROIT (UPI) — Auto Industry layoffs next week will TWENTY-TWO PAGES 19 Locust St., who wrote un- he Returned to the state the drop by nearly 23,(XX) workers despite an announcement dreds of letters and sent un­ license plates on his motorcycle from the Ford Motor Co. that it is putting another 1,050 countable packages and with sidecar, ending a familiar I AttIVtS nOM workers on indefinite layoffs. sight on Manchester streets — newspapers to over 400 WASNMOTOM The four automakers will have 17 assembly and Manchester servicemen during Raby riding along with Billy 2 - 9-75 manufacturing plants closed for one week starting Monday World War II, died Thursday at Boy, his collie, sitting in ^ e sidecar. with 252,980 workers on short-and long-term layoffs. That Egypt Urges Partition a South Windsor convalescent home. Born in Southbridge, Mass., compares with 27 plants closed this week and 275,130 Mr. Raby started sending his he had lived id Manchester for workers off the job. wartime letters when the 90 years. Before retiring, he A t la n t i c Next week’s layoffs amount'to almost 40 per cent of the National Guard of Manchester was empioyed as a designer and O c a a n industry’s 657,000-member labor force. was sent to Camp Blanding, engraver for Cheney Brs Bros, Fla., for training. He also was for 50 years. Of Palestinian Area Soviets Send Advisors active in assisting iocai T E L AVIV (U PI) — The Soviet Union has sent more than By United Press International joined to King Hussein’s ’Trans-Jordan but glomerate Televisa’s “Sunday through veterans organizations in fund­ conquered by Israel in the 1967 Mideast Sunday” program that agreement with He is survived by several 7,000 advisers to the Arab world, Israeli Defense Minister Egypt has urged the United States and raising drives. war. Egypt was “the key” to harmony in the nieces and nephews living in A F R I C A . •• • ■• Shimon Peres said Friday. the Soviet Union to work for a Middle East For his patriotism, he was The newspaper report appeared hours region. Rutherford, N .J., and Long He also said a Cuban brigade and North Korean and settlement through partition of Palestine made an honorary member of before Secretary of State Henry A. “I believe that once Egypt decides to Island, N.Y. in an Arab and a Jewish state, the Cairo Manchester’s American North Vietnamese pilots were stationed in the region, but Kissinger’s arrival in Israel to start put an end to war and to establish peace A graveside service is Mon­ newspaper A1 Ahram said today. Legion, VFW and Disabled The Kissinger did not specify where. Israeli leaders previously have said negotiating a second-stage Israeli troop with Israel then all the Arab nations — day at 2 p.m. in Oak Ridge The Egyptian government memoran­ American Veterans. In 1965, he the Asian Communists were in Syria. withdrawal agreement with Egypt in the regardless of what they may think or wliat dum, a copy of which was sent to U.N. was honored at a dinner by the Cemetery, Southbridge, Mass. Odyssey Peres’ remarks came three days before the scheduled Sinai desert. their desires may be — would have to The Newkirk and Whitney Secretary General Kurt Waldheim, calls Manchester Veterans Council arrival of Secretary of State Henry Kissinger for the Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin follow Egypt,” Rabin said. , and was presented an engraved Funeral Home, 318 Burnside for a return to the original U.N. resolution beginning of talks on a possible troop withdrawal agree­ said Sunday in a Mexican television inter­ Rabin also said a possible solution to the Ave., East Hartford, is in of 1947 which sanctioned the state of Israel pin, with the design a composite view he was willing to meet Egyptian problem of Jerusalem was “to give charge of arrangements. ment. but also urged creation of an Arab state in of the three pins of the VFW, President Anwar Sadat “any time, any jurisdiction over the Christian and . Kissinger was scheduled to arrive Monday, go to Cairo what was then Palestine. DAV and Legion. There are no calling hours. place.” Moslem holy places to the various Wednesday and return to Israel the next day after a stop in ’The West Bank of Jordan was later Kissinger’s liineraiy Rabin told the Mexican television con- religious authorities involved.” Damascus. Rabin, Defense Minister Shimon Peres Danny B. Haugh Aldo J. Bachiochi This United Press International newsmap depicts the Kissinger will begin his mission Sunday and has said if he ahd Foreign Minister Yigal Allon will con­ duct the talks with Kissinger, but the en­ Danny Brennan Haugh, 17, a TOLLAND - Aldo J. route and various stops to be taken by Secretary of State is unable to achieve a second-stage accord, he may well Comeback Plans Detiied resident of Kennedy Cottage, Bachiochi, 65, of Kingsbury NEW YORK (UPI) — Nixon is not planning a political Kissinger tire Israeli cabinet was alerted for possi­ Henry Kissinger in his latest attempt to mediate a Middle have to call off further attempts to mediate a settlement. Embarks ble special sessions to take on-the-spot Mansfield State Training Ave. died Friday at Rockville East peace settlement between Israel and the Arabs. comeback, contrary to some reports, according to Ron School, and a student at General Hospital. He was the Ziegler, his chief spokesman. decisions during Kissinger’s mission. Talcottville School, died Friday husband of Mrs. Mary Witinok “He is not sitting here in San Clemente contemplating or On Peace Mission at the W.W. Backus Hospital, Bachiochi. thinking about the day when he will become a s^kesman Norwich. Jackson Proposes Creation MANCHESTER for the Republican Party or will be ambassador to China,” FRANKFURT, Germany (UPI) - With In Moscow, the Tass news agency said South Windsor He was born Aug. 2, 1957 in today Kissinger’s Middle East tour is Mr. Bachiochi was born Jan. Ziegler said in an interview Friday on CBS Evening News. an extraordinary public boost from Presi­ Hartford, son of Mrs. Margaret HOSPITAL motivated by a desire to prolong efforts 4, 1910 in Stafford Springs, and Of New Private Oil Firms “I’m sure someday he will give a speech or make dent Ford, Secretary of State Henry A. Man Crushed Brennan (Haugh) Thone of 71 for a peace settlement. had been employed as super­ NOTES Kissinger flew to the Middle East today on Garden St. and the late Samuel statements. But he is not planning a comeback.” In a brief report on the start of visor of maintenance at Cuneo WASHINGTON (UPI) - Borrowing a do the job. Therefore, “I would bring in a delicate mission to keep the American J. Haugh III. Ziegler who will be dropped Sunday from the federal Open House Conducted at Police Station Kissinger’s tour, Tass said Kissinger would Under Beam Division of AMF, Talcottville. page from Franklin Roosevelt’s method of the independents through a joint consor­ peace initiative alive with a new agree­ Other survivors are his step­ Discharged ’Thursday: Mary payroll when the transition period for Nixon expires. attempt another “so-called step-by-step He was a past president and a solving wartime shortages. Sen. Henry tium.” ment between Egypt and Israel. A South Windsor man employed by father, Martin V. Thone; four Hilderbrand, 5 Jean Rd.; Manchester Police Sgt. Henry Minor department’s Open House Sunday. HeadQuarters for tours. The Open settlement” of the Arab-Israeli dispute. 25-year member of the Italian Jackson proposes the government create He said the nation’s idle automobile “Good luck, Henry, God bless you,” Manchester Structural Steel Inc. was brothers, Thomas B. Haugh of Joseph Mackora, East Hart­ (left rear), the local department’s The second annual event, cosponsor^ House was conducted as part of Crime “Behind this formula is the United Social Club of Rockville and the some new private companies in the oil manufacturing facilities might be put to Reds Increase Attacks Ford told Kissinger at the ramp of the killed late this morning in an industrial ac­ Manchester, John B. Haugh of ford; Frances Padegenis, East training officer, explains video tape by the Exchange Club, drew more Prevention Week. (Herald photo by States’ support for Tel Aviv’s striving to Italian-American Friendship business. ' work producing oil well drilling equipment SAIGON (UPI) — Communist forces are increasing secretary’s plane before takeoff from cident at the Mitchell Dr. firm. Bolton, Gerald B. Haugh of Hartford; Blanche Savory, 100 eQuipment to a group at the than 200 persons to Police prolong the settlement process through in- Club of Tolland. He also Jackson told the Washington Press Club to supply the new firms in the field. ’This, their attacks on the capital with the coming of the Lunar Dunn) Washington. ’The man’s name was withheld pending East Hartford and Sgt. Samuel Summit St.; Agnes Babineau, termediate steps and other half belonged to the Italian Benefit Friday, in his first formal appearance he said, could be a boost to the economy as New Year, military sources said today.
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