U.S. Defense Head Warns North Korea Delegates Back Buckley
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> Prizeweek Puzzle .44- The Herald’s Prizeweek Puzzle is now worth $1,050 to a lucky Herald reader. An additional $25 will be paid if the winner is a Herald home subscriber I Vol. XCIX, No. 201 - Marfci>ii#: < ^ ..: < U.S. defense head ■ > warns North Korea WASHINGTON (UPI) - Defense very intense wars. In other parts of question.” Secretary Harold Brown said Friday the world, we might have to fight As for the Korean situation. Brown the United States has enough war quite a lot longer but would not said there is no evidence North € supplies on hand for up to two months expect to begin with such intensity.” Korea is planning to move on its He added, “We have not planned 2 of intense combat in South Korea, southern neighbor. But Washington and warned North Korea not to for a war of many years length. officials are wary because of the provoke a confrontation. Whether we will have to, be able, to massive disorders in South Korea, ”We have called attention to our fight such a war is a difficult and Pyongyang’s longstanding security commitment and indicated animosity toward Seoul. it would be met if there was any ”My judgment is that there is no attempt to take advantage of events infnrrnoHon whlch suggcsts North in South Korea by an outside force,” No Herald Korean troop movement connected Brown said in an interview. with such an action,” Brown said. 4 The United States has a treaty with Monday “But I can’t be very specific.” South Korea requiring it to help the “We are not as such raising the The Herald will not alert level of our forces,” he said. Seoul government withstand any at- tacks. publish Monday in obser- “We are paying more attention to in- Brown did not directly link his vance of Memorial Day. The telligence indicators and so forth.” statement on war supplies to the The Pentagon announced Thursday managment and staff of The warning he issued for the Pyongyang it has sent two E-3A airborne com- Herald wishes everyone a government. mand post aircraft to Okinawa, a safe holiday weekend. But, asked about America’s war move Brown described as "in sup- capabilities in general, he said, ”We port of our security commitment.” have gradually built up our stocks so by and large we have between 30 and James Buckley, Republican candidate for Building. Robert Von Deck, Manchester 60 days’ capability. It is not clear just the nomination as U.S. Senator, received the Republican Town Chairman, at left, made the how long we would have to fight on Parade Monday endorsement of 10 of 14 Manchester conven- announcement of the endorsement. (Herald the highest level. MANCHESTER - Capt. Bruce S. The parade will begin forming at 9 tion delegates Friday night at a press con- “The numbers I gave you were for photo by Burbank) Byrne, Connecticut Army National a.m. on the club grounds. ference in the Manchester Municipal Europe and Korea, and correspond to Guard, will serve as adjutant for the Capt. Byrne is assigned to town’s annual Memorial Day Parade Headquarters, First Batallion, 169 Monday. Infantry and is Officer in Charge of The parade will begin at 9:30 a m. the Manchester Armory. at the Army and Oub, Main Street. The parade will proceed north on Delegates back Buckley Main Street to East Center Street, to Munroe Park for a short service; By FRANK BURBANK the experience, ability and resources federal government answer to all our questions, said he would feel comfor- west on East Center Street to Linden needed to mount a winning campaign problems,” Buckley said, and added, table with Ronald Reagan on the Herald Managing Editor Street, south on Linden Street to against Chris Dodd. Additionally, he “He (Dodd) voted for the Federal ticket as the presidential nominee MANCHESTER - The endorse- Center Park, where a speaker’s has the experience in the U.S, Senate Department of Education and we will and predicted John Anderson’s third ment of Jam es L. Buckley as program will be held. to be an effettive voice for Connec- find out in the next two to three party candidacy would draw votes Republican candidate for the U.S. Peter C. Sylvester, parade ticut in our nation’s capital.” years, the department will be in- away from the Democratic nominee Senate, by 10 Manchester delegates marshal, will serve as master of Buckley, who was present at the terfering in this city’s educational and not the Republicans. was revealed at a press conference ceremonies. Mayor Stephen T. Penny brief conference, pledged “to fight as system.” The 10 delegates announcing sup- last night at the Municipal Building. will deliver the welcome and Michael hard as I can to beat Chris Dodd and "The federal government has port for Buckley are: Von Deck, Ciszewski a student at East Catholic The announcement of the endorse- to point out where Chris Dodd has Ellen Bickford, Gloria Della Fera, ment was made by Robert Von Deck, crippled the economy in Connecticut- High School will be the youth been for the past five years.” William Diana, Peter DiRosa, Carol chairman, Manchester Town and then is coming in to tell us how to speaker. He claim ed Dodd has Kuehl, Beverly Malone, Fred Peck, Republican Committee. run our own affairs,” Buckley said, Atty. Vincent Diana will be the demonstrated a total lack of un- State Central Committee member In announcing the endorsement for in obvious reference to Manchester’s featured speaker. derstanding in certain issues .in- Wallace Irish and Peter Sylvester, the former U.S. Senator from New withdrawl from the federally-funded In the event of poor weather, the cluding “in terms of our need for alternate for Mrs. Shirley Bjarkman York, Von Deck said. “We feel Jim Community Block Grant program speaker’s program will be conducted defense.” and its subsequent radifications. who will not attend the July 26 Buckley is the only candidate with in Woodruff Hall of the Center “Dodd automatically opts for a Buckley in response to several nominating convention. Congregational Church. Three of the remaining four Monsignor Edward Reardon of St. Manchester delegates have indicated James (Church wjll deliver the eulogy support for Richard Bozzuto and the during the mid-parade service at H o u si n g g r o u p see ks 14th delegate is still uncommitted. Capt. Bruce S. Byrne Munroe Park. C D f u n ds f r o m to w n T o w n w i ll ge t p ic k was agreed that we would have finan- By DAVE LAVALLEE tainable. Herald Reporter cing for the project when the acquisi- "The idea is to get in position for tion was made,” Lueckel said. GLASTONBURY - The Glaston- going ahead when financing becomes According to Merriam, the best bury Interfaith Housing Corporation available,” he said. o f p o r t a b l e r o o m s has indicated to the Town Council it course of action for Interfaith is to go Interfaith was considering funding EAST HARTFORD - Town of- voted to turn the ten portable won’t He able to obtain financing for forward with the purchase of the land the project through the Housing said he knew of a priest from South ficials will get the first pick of office classroom units, that have office Windsor interested in the portable the building of 60 units of moderate- and pursue a mortgage commitment Authority in January, but Lueckel equipment from ten portable equipment stored inside them, over classrooms. He said the priest income elderly housing by the May 31 through state and federal agencies. said it would still be difficult to Lueckel said with high interest classroooms by surrendered school to the town. Board Chairman currently operates a private school deadline. acquire money with that option. rates it has been difficult for the officials earlier this week. Lawrence DelPonte called the por- housed in the Manchester Buckland However, it has requested the town “Doing it through the Housing table units “one of the major School that he must vacate. transfer Community Block Grant group to get funding through the Authority would still require federal The mayor’s administrative assis- eyesores in the school district.” funds to the group for purchase of he Connecticut Housing Finance money and it would still be difficult tant, John P. Bohenko said Friday Interest in the classrooms has also land for the project. Authority or federal agencies. to acquire," Lueckel said. the town charter requires that the The portable classrooms are now been expressed by the Norwich crowding playground space at According to a letter by Inter- The town would provide $102,0(X) in Interfaith is seeking an amend- director of Public Works circulate a Regional Technical School, Mayor Hockanum School. The board had faith’s attorney, Dwight H. Merriam, Community Block Grant funds for ment to the agreement with the coun- list of the surplus equipment among George A. Dagon said. voted in October to dispose of the un- land behind St. Paul’s Church. cil that would allow the transfer of department heads. He said if none of School Superintendent Sam J. economic conditions have made it its this spring to make room at The group was set to break ground the Block Grant funding without the the equipment is claimed the Town Leone said the schools were willing difficult for the corporation, which Hockanum to accommodate the last summer, but then the bond ' acquisition of financing. Council subcommittee handling to give up the school equipment in the began working on the project in 1966, children transferred from Willow- market became unstable.