PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., Dec. 28, 1974 OBITUARIES Hollow-Point Bullet Use Dr. Sutula Dies, Milton C. Hansen Ban Urged On TB Council Milton C. Hansen, 77, of 45 HARTFORD (UPI) - Thd lianrljpHtf r tEupninn Mpralh Strong St., died Friday in WINTER SPORTS VERNON -D r. SUnley J. Connecticut Civil Liberties Bonita Springs, Fla. He was the Union has recommended that Sutula Jr., 35, of 11 Valerie Dr., husband of Marjorie James the use of hollow point bullets, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1974- VOL. XCIV, No. 76 Manchester—A City of Village Charm EKillTEKN PAGES PRICE: EinEEN CENTS died Friday in St. Francis Hansen. I Hospital, Hartford. He was the which violates international He was born in Fitchburg, treaties, be banned in Connec­ (Coasting hours at Center Springs Park today are 10 a.m. husband of Jill Bolstridge Mass., March 25,1897, and liv ^ ticut. to 10 p.m. The same hours will apply Sunday, weather per­ Sutula. in Manchester about 37 years. mitting. He had worked for the State Tlie CCLU Friday said it is He was employed as a asking the legislature to draft a The Town Recreation Department issues a warning that Council on Tuberculosis, mechanical engineer at Pratt & proposal which would ban the the ice at Center Springs Pond is not safe; there is less Hospital Care and Rehabilita­ Whitney Aircraft Division of Brezhnev Delays Mideast Trip use of any weapon or ammuni­ tion. than two inches of ice Uiickness. United Aircraft Corporation in tion which is prohibited under He was bom in Bristol. He Ice skaters should not gamble on Connecticut’s ciimate By United Frees International Although the agency gave no reason for East Hartford until his retire­ international law or the United for the visit — which was originally day in what the Tass news agency said was graduated in 1957 from Bristol ment 12 years ago. in even the normaily coldest winter months, the Connec­ the postponement, earlier reports in the scheduled for mid-January — will be “a friendly atmosphere." Central High School and earned Nations charter. ticut Safety Conunission reports. Soviet leader Leonid I. Brezhnev has He was a veteran of World postponed his scheduled visits to Egypt, Arab press said Brezhnev might postpone agreed upon later. Brezhnev’s trip to Egypt, set for Jan 14- his M.D. degree at Jefferson “’The dum-dum bullet causes War I, and a, member of the Prolong^ freezing temperatures are necessary to form Iraq and Syria, the official IraQi News his (toiro visit because of Egypt’s ap­ The report came as Egyptian Foreign 18, was to mark a new warming in Medical College, Philadelphia, enormous ripping and tearing American liegion post in of human flesh and usually ice solid enough for skating. Agency said today in Beirut. parent refusal to accept Soviet weaponry Minister Ismail Fahmi and War Minister relations between Moscow and Cairo that Pa., in 1965. Manchester. He was also active produces death,” William Olds, This column will carry notices and time schedules about with the strings that Moscow wants at­ Gen. Mohammed Gamassy m et in were strained by disputes over weapons He was a communicant of St. for 20 years with the Boy Scouts coasting, skiing and skating as reported by the rec depart­ The agency said Brezhnev’s visits were tached. Moscow this morning with their Soviet shipments and peace moves. Stanislas Church in Bristol. executive director of the CCLU, postponed “following an agreement in Manchester. said. ment. counterparts, Andrei Gromyko and Andrei Qther survivors are his Today they would have between the Soviet leaders on one side and No New Date Set A. Grechko. Urgent Message Saturday parents, Stanley and Josephine “Police should never shoot to For information about outdoor winter sports, call 643- the leaders of Egypt, Syria and IraQ." The IraQi news agency said a new date celebrated their 52nd wedding The Egyptians met with Brezhnev Sun- Fahmi and Gamassy arrived in Moscow Cybulski Sutula of Bristol; his kill a suspect,” Olds said. 4700. anniversary. Saturday in response to what Cairo maternal grandmother, Mrs. “Shooting to kill is tantamount Other survivors are a son, reports said was an urgent message two Mary Cybulski of Bristol; two Manager of a theater where a live sek-«ct was performed Thursday night were arrested to summary execution and John R. Hansen of Manchester; days earlier from Brezhnev. sons, Stanley Sutula HI and Friday night and charged with violating ^ t e obscenity laws. L-R Richard Hyre, Vernon violates due process of law.” a sister, Mrs. Eldna Johnston of police; Angelo Palma, theater manager; U . Edwin Carlson, Vernon police; William “Tlie police sidearm is sup­ Jury Told to Ignore Nixon Pardon Arab newspapers this weekend cited Troy Sutula, both of Vernon; a Vernon; and two grandchildren. Elliott Jr., theater manager. The two were a^^ested at Rockville Cinema at 5 p.m. (UPI) posed to be a defensive weapon “significant” remarks in the Soviet (tom- brother, John Sutula of Bristol; Funeral services will be munist party newspaper Pravda warning used to incapacitate — not kill WASHINGTON (UPI) - U.S. District start of the lengthy trial that they thought staff H.R. Haldeman, 47; Nixon’s and two sisters, Mrs. Aniela Tuesday at a time to be an­ O Negative Blood Needed “The Arabs should realize the Soviet —as recommended by the Judge John J. Sirica told the Watergate it was unfair to prosecute Nixon’s aides domestic affairs chief John D. Steding and Mrs. Maryann nounced at the Holmes Funeral Union is not a weapons storehouse which National Advisory Commission cover-up jury today to forget the pardon of after the former president was pardoned Ehrlichman, 48; former Assistant At­ Luba, both of Bristol. Home, 400 Main St. Burial will A special appeal is being made by Red Cross Blood they can take at any time or leave when The funeral is Monday at 9 on Criminal Justice Standards former President Richard M. Nixon when by his successor. torney General Robert C. Mardian, 50; be in East Cemetery. Theater Managers Arrested Program officials for support of the Bloodmobile when it they want.” a.m. from the Suchodolski and Goals,” he said. it decides the guilt or innocence of his five Sirica spoke directly to that idea in his and Kenneth W. Parkinson, 46, a lawyer Friends may call at the visits Manchester Monday. The Egyptians reportedly want to Funeral Home, 444 West St., State Police began issuing former aides. charge, a copy of which was distributed to who did Watergate legal work for Nixon’s funeral home Monday from 2 to The Blood Center has asked the Manchester Red Cross replenish their arsenal with Soviet Bristol, with a Mass at 10 at St. hollow point ammunition Sirica began his 42-page charge to the the lawyers for both sides during the re-election committee, are each charged 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. After Sex Show Preview office to recruit as many donors with type 0 Negative weapons but oppose the return of Russia’s Stanislas Church, Bristol. earlier this year, provoking a jury today. It was expected Sirica would weekend. He said: “Neither the pardon with one count of conspiracy. so-called advisers, who were expelled by Burial will be in St. Joseph’s controversy over the ammuni­ blood as possible, since collections of this type has been take most of the morning to deliver the of former President Nixon nor any other Mrs. Lena M. Becker After arresting the managers Manchester Monday to show and Elliott said was an tion which is banned under the down. All except Mardian also are charged President Anwar Sadat in 1972. Cemetery, Bristol. SOUTH WINDSOR -M rs. of a Vernon theater where a cause why the performance educational venture, previewed charge. cases or extraneous matters should have Geneva (Convention. While total blood supplies at the Center are currently in any effect on your deliberations or your with one count each of obstruction of In Jerusalem, Israel today denied Friends may call at the funeral 'Lena Mausner Becker, 76, of live sex act was performed should be allowed to continue. Thursday before a private After the charge, the jury of nine women “It’s absurd to permit the verdict.” justice. Conspiracy and obstruction each reports that its officials had secret home Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m. 114 Dogwood Lane, died Friday Thursday night, police are It is scheduled to begin Jan. 2. A audience composed mainly of sufficient Quantifies to meet hospital needs, there is a and three men will begin deliberating the Those wishing to do so may civilian use of weapons which great need for this particular blood type. At the present question of whether the five defendants This is the 62nd day of the trial. The jury carry a maximum penalty of five years in meetings with representatives of the in Middlesex Memorial seeking the couple who per­ Vernon ordinance prohibiting newsmen and photographers. are outlawed in wartime,” he prison and a fine of 85,0()0. Palestine Liberation Organization to dis­ make memorial contributions Hospital, Middletown. She was formed the act. shows like it is scheduled to The two were arrest^ by Lt. time, of the scheduled donors for the Monday Bloodmobile, conspired to cover up the Watergate has been seQuestered since Oct. 11, to the Epilepsy Society, said. bugging. All of them have pleaded inno­ listening to 85 witnesses and six days of cuss the prospects of negotiations on the the widow of Arthur J. Becker. Angelo Palma, 45, of 3 Kelly become effective Jan.