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Roundup President to Visit Ike in California / x'l \ TW*NTr.FOtIR FRIDAY, MARCp 28, 1968 - u 7 - \ Average Daily Net Press Run lEvmittg Hrralb For .the Week Ended The Weather ForocMt of V., 8. Woather Burehti Marek 17. 1863 St. Margaret's Circle, Daughters The Woman's Society of Chris­ Miaa 3«H Martin, daughter of Fair tonight and Sunday. Low A bout Tow n at laahella, will hold a penny auc­ tian Service, North Methodist and Mrs. Robert Martin, form-, tion Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the K of Church, will sponsor a sSIe of eity o f Phelps Rd. and now Uvbig 1 3 ,5 5 6 tonight SO to 88, exoopt In upper C Home. After the auction, a cof­ homemade food at tiouse . and in Florida, has been initiated into Member at the Audit ' 30i pi Bonnally ooUer oectloiiai Mrs. Carolyn L Wldmer, RJ7.. fee hour will be held during which Hate’s department stoTe tomorrow the Gamma Phi Bata soforlbr at HAVE BoreM of Otrcnlntton High Sunday In 60i. dean of the tftiliyersity o f Oon> members will woitc <m prolects for at 10 a.m. Ladlea.cSntiibutlng food Ohio Wesleyan University, Mla- Manche$ter-—A City o f Village Charm nectieut’a sehbol o f nursing, .will the Chriartnuas basaar. are iemmded J o have It at tha ware, Ohio, where she is a member discuss' "Nurse Roberta G ^ to gtore betwetNi 9:30 and 10. o f the freshman class. Miss Mar­ the Statier" IVednesday at the The Rev. Clifford O. - Simpson, tin is a 1981 graduate of Manches­ VOL. LXXXI NO. 147 (TEN PAGES—TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN,, SATURDAY, IjdARCH 24, 1962 (UlaMltlod Adverttilug on Pago 8) spring meeting of the Connecti­ pastor of Center Congregational The .Charter Oak Council, Boy ter High School. PRICE FIVE CENTS cut Nurses’ Association. ‘Ihe Church,' will be in charge of rsuUo Scouts of Ameriea, will sponsor a meeting will Start at 10 a.m. at broadcast, sponsored by the Man­ pub Show tomorrow from 1:30 to 8 Richard Flake, son of Mr. and Oentlpel Hill Hall, Hartford. chester Ministerial Association^ p.m. at the Shits Armory, Broad Mrs. Leslie G. Fisks, 232 Wood­ Aramburu Meets MUifary over station WINF Sunday at ,7:35 St., Hartford. William A. Leonard land St., was a rscent guest at ths China Hits State N ew s Mrs. Robert H. Smith and Mrs. a.m., and daily next week. ' of WSpping and William Hankih- horns o f Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. IVobert Alesbury, both of Manches­ son of Manchester are district, co­ Foster, formerly of Manchester ter, are assisting with preparations ' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martin, ordinators of ths show. ^ and now liidng at Palm Beach SPRING Shop Plnehunt' tonight till 9; Saturday from 8 for the Vassar Club of Hartford's formerly of Manchester and now Islesj Riviera Beach, Fla. Mrs. U.S. Aid to Perbh Foe Striving Roundup ajn. till 6 p.m. Low price continues on Hood dinner- for 64 secondary school living at Yacht'^rbor Heights, Dr. and Mrs. Howard Baldwin Foster was a receptionist In the of­ Milk, 74c gdl., Bumble Bee Tuna 37c, Tomato guidance directors in the Hartford Singer Island, Fla„ are guests of are attending a medicsl meeting in fice of Dr. Frank Horton. Foster Soup 10c can, and all Campbell Meat Soups 8 area, scheduled-for April 11 at the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baxter, 34 Miami, Fla., and plan to visit Is with Pratt and Whitney Air­ Vietnamese for 1.00., Farmington Country Club. Olcott Dr. friends In North Palm Beach.. craft Florida branch. "GET To Rescue Frondizi Bus Company Tokyo (A P)— Red China Due to Seek PINEHURST CONN. FRESH 3 ^ lb. charg^ today that stepped up ROASTING CHICKENS 1.89 to 1.49 each, ity ROBI»T BERBRUJaB ^ta]. Only Gen. Rosenda Fraga, the American military aid to army secretary, said hs was opti- Fares Boost (89C lb.). South Viet Nam was a grave BUENOS AIRES, Argen tina (A F )-^ e n . Pedro Ararti- ndntic. TOGETHER" threat to peace in Southeast Persistent reports have pictured "Your Stero of buru, a hwo of the revolt that NEW HAVEN (A P )—Tlie SIRLOIN STEAKS 70c to 89c . Shorts Asia and warned “no peace- the navy leaders as ihe most an­ Connecticut Co., which pro­ 89c and Porterhouse 1.09. Vlllago^harm" loving country can remain in­ oust^ dictator Juan D. Peron, tagonistic toward Frondizi, Eku-Uer HOUSE strove today to; keep peace in this week,, they were said to have vides bus service in the Hart­ different.’’ MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER Argentina and preserve con­ presented their army and air force ford, New Haven and Stam­ 59c HAM BURG.............. 4§c or 46c in 10 lb. loU. PHONE Ml 3-4123 with Peiplng'e latest attack accused colleagues with a Mueprint for a ford areas, is expected to seek 8 in 1 BLBND, or CHUCK GROUTTO, 75c lb., the United States of turning South stitutional goveriiipent. Surround three-man junta to take over the a fare increase in the “ near in 3 lb. lots. Tou will have no troubW,' even on Viet Nam into a living hell by The retired army general met country. ^ a tight budget wonderful "ilaughtering patriota fighting for in a three-hour, predavriv confer­ future." Frondizi appealed to Aramburu A company spokesman said yes­ Ind^endence and freedom." ence with top army, navy'and air to step in as peacemaker after terday a study was imder way to separates ■"The U.S. Air Force has taken force commanders in an effort to military support of his shaky re­ Algerian SHURPINB CANNED POODS SALE a direct part in the war against the determine what the increase will mediate President Arturo F r «d l- gime began waning in the wake of ENDS SATURDAY... people of that region, and the zi's latest crisis with his rmtlees be. The present single zone fare sweeping Peronlst victories in Na­ United States has increased prep- militiary. la 25 cents. Shurfine Xpple Sauce ..........................8 cans 1.00 artlons for aggression in South The meeting'ended without ap­ tional Assembly and provincial Increased labor costs plus the etiMtiona last Sunday. Rightists . r ' ' Large Fruit Cocktail ............................8 eans 1.00 THE YO U N G Viet Nam and other regions of parent agreement. Some of the need for new buses were cited as Southeast Asia," the broadcast de­ participants expressed optimism, , 'The military ousted Peron in reasons why the company, s sub­ 1965 is violently opposed to Com—Green B ea n s...............................8 eans 89c clared. others said only that negotiations sidiary of the New Haven Rail­ By ANDREW BOROWIEO U.S. Army helicopters with would continue. his retimi. But it is aparently split road, plans seeking the boost. American crews have shuttled on how faX.it should go to prevent Earl, Mortemore, general man­ ALGIERS — (AP) — PINEAPPLE JUICE .... .4 Ig. cans 1.00 Aramburu himself told reporters a Peron rhiurgence, whether to THE BLOUSE 3 .9 9 South Vietnamese troops Into bat­ a solution always is possible if ager, said earlier In Hartford French troops took positions FARM HOUSE A P ^ E PIES . .3 for 1.00 tle zones and U.S. pilots have ac­ there is good will. He decided to that In “a matter of weeks” the on the rodftops of the be­ companied S o u t h Vietnamese (Continued oh Page Three) 'lADY SUPPER" go on TV and radio tonight to de­ company would subm it. a -petition sieged Bab El Oued district SHURFINE ORANGE JUICE 7 cans 1.00 by NEW ERA in drip dry dacron and cotton planes on strafing and bombing liver a nationwide address deal­ for a fare increase to the State v « missions. U.S. officials Insist, how­ ing with the crisis. Public Utilities Commission. today as the army moved to broadcloth. Designed with a pert Italian collar ever, the American troops are non- Reliable sources said naval offi­ Quick AnEiver Mortemore told a conference on smash a revolt ,by French combatants. cers had told Frondizi that he metropolitan government that the right-wingers in accordance Communist China “will struggle Connecticut would also seek and roll-up sleeves. White and a host of heaven­ must get out by 9 a.m. this morn­ MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — with stem orders from Presi­ to the end to check U.S. armed ag­ ing, but this was categorically de­ authorization to -eliminate sale of gression in South Viet Nam,” de­ Police patrolman Bill Hart tokens In the Hprtford area, dent Charles de Gaulle. nied by Rear Adm. Jorge Palma, saw something on a downtowh ly spring colors. clared the New , C h in a News the navy chief of staff. where four to k tn ^ y tan be pur­ Shortly before noon, French of­ Agency in a broadcast devoted to sidewalk that looked suspi­ chased for 85 ficers studying maps near com­ In gleaming an editorial in the People’s Daily Rear Adm. Gaston CSements, ciously like a firecracker. \ In New H ^^n, the spokesman mand cars parked on rain-drenched Observer of Peiping. the navy secretary, said on leaving He picked it up and ex­ sdld, only. ..the smallest increase, streets said: the conference that Aramburu is amined it. Was it a firecrack­ It was the second time in a cover the increased la­ "Our heavy w«a|x>ns now con­ THE PROPORTIONED SKIRT 3 .9 9 month that Red China sharply continuing his efforts at media­ er? There was a quick way to bor cbgtA, would be requested.
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