Officer in Stakeout Killed in Hartford

* . .%■ ;: . .-i .. .' f v '.'• ‘ ■ I A m st IMly Net Pre« Rm For Um WMk Bnded May 3S, 1M« The WeAtker I •« V. A W w * \ 1 3 ,9 8 1 MnniMr of tho Audit •Ml tMigIrt, iMT M ««: . Butmu of Onmlatlon mmmf, Mfh W to M ManeheMt0t < A City of VUlago Chorm ▼OL. 10. 201 (EIGHTEEN. PAOES) MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY, MAY M , 1M4 •■ Ftoto Ml PRICE SEVEN CENTS Events In State Officer in Stakeout '* li Parkway Crash c; Kills Mother, 24 STAMFORD (AP) — A young mother was inJured Killed in Hartford fatally today when"* car driven by her husband ran — ♦ off the Merritt Parkway and crashed into a tree. Trades Shots The couple's two children suf fered minor Injuries. Mrs. MarJdrie Sinclidr, 34, of With Suspect Quincy, Mass., died of her in Juries shortly after she was ad' mitted to Stamford Hospital. In Hotel Hall Her husband. John, 24, the driver of the auto, was arrested and charged with negligent HARTFORD (AP) — A homicide. He was released un Hartford poliedman "stak der 11.000 bond, pending ap ing out” the hotel room of pearance in Qrcult Court here June 18. a man suspected of wound Michael, 2, and Anthony, 1, ing another policeman in an the couple’s children, were appliance store burglary treated for minor injuries. Sunday night was shot and Police said the accident oc curred on the Parkway about killed today in the Hotel fi:4S a.m. near exit 34. Hartford. A suspect, John Burt, 34, a Predicts Cloture resident of the hotel and a re cent arrival to Hartford, wap in NEW LONDON (A P I—U.S. critical condition at St. Francia Sen. Abraham A. Ribicoff (D- , Hospital from two shots In- Conn.i has predicted a cloture I fllcted by the policeman. petition to end civil rights de I Police said Burt, a Negro, ad bates will be introduced in the mitted the fatal shooting, but Senate Immediately after Clali- denied implication in the bur fom la's presidential primary, glary shooting. June 2. Dead is Henry W. Jennings, He further predicts the clo 28, of 193 Cleveland Avs., a ture will be favored by two- Weaver High graduate and Mr*. Marcel Dassault, kidnaped wife of millionaire French w'ârplane builder, thirds of the senators voting four-year veteran of the Hart and that a strong civil rights ford Police Department. A Na* la reunit^ with her husband after she was found safe in an abandoned farm bill will be parsed by mid-June. gro, he leaves a wife, Mabel, a house north of Paris. (AP Photofax.) Speaking at 'Beth El Syna 6-year-old son Henry Jr., and a gogue Me^s Club’s installation 5-month-old daughter, Jennifer. here last night, Ribicoff said In satisfactory condition at the action will lead the way to Hartford Hospital is Patrolman New Orleans Senate consideration of anti- James F. Regan, 35, wounded in Gendarmes Seek poverty, medicare and other the night-time incident at the legislation blocked- by the fili burglarized store. Pays Tribute buster. Det. Capt. Thomas Hankard today offered this raeonatruo- Photographer Dies tion of the burglary and shoot To Morrison Leader in Kidnap Firemen work to clear wreckage of cars involved in a 4-car collision on the Con NEW HAVEN (AP) — Private ing: funeral services will ba held for necticut Turnpike in Greenwich yesterday in which six persons were killed. Patrolman Regan surpriaad a NEW ORLEANS. La. (AP)— (AP Photofax.) , PARIS (A P )— With three men in Jail, police launched Donald Holston, a news photo man burglarizing an Asylum TWb historic city paused in sor grapher from West Haven. -■f _____________ St. appliance store during a row today to pay tribute to de- a man-hunt today for the suave, highliving mastermind Holsten died Saturday in routine door check about 3 aJn. LMseps S. Morrison, who behind the kidnaping of Mrs. Marcel Dassault, wife of a Grace New Haven Community He was wounded, and in the Mhloved success in poUUcs, dip- rich warplane builder. A car the man stole in his get Hospital, a day before his 49th Expose Lines shooting, the burglar or bur lomaay and soldieiinK. birthday. glars escaped with Ms aervlaa His body, broken In a plane away was found abandoned in a suburb. Weekend Mishaps revolver. He worked mainly as a frea araab. In Mexico's Tunaulipas "The chief w4s charming with *' With N-Arms, Pottae InwMdlaUto tocaar a m e,” the 68-year-old Paris so- ■ three or (our big operations lance photographer and at var llbtobiina last Friday, will Ue ious by the tight dragnet aroinid toa tsmnr to atato tor to hours in his old oiallte said after two gendarmes , each year in. order to live like city. stumbled on 4toa 4the a gangsters'm a 4 a a m * ft . • . a- Asi^lated fPress’,' New Haven aftlco In OaUlar B aU -tbe for he wanted to live." Journal Courier and for 20 years Barley ’iW State Based on information proadd- m er city hall where Morrison hideout in an abandoned farm- The motive (or the kidnaping ed by Patrolman Regan, a ix>- hoiue north of Paris and freed was contract photographer for had aorved many of hla U years was ransom, but Dassault, who the Bridgeport Sunday Herald. WASHINGTON AP — ?en. liceman was stationed hi l^ rfs aa mayor. her Sunday. "But they are detn- makes the planes for President room on the fln t floor at toa gerous men. I wasn’t afraid, but Besides his mother, he leaves Barry Goldwater says low-jdeld GtRHHNWKJH (AP) Acci-<în Westport vtoere he conferred -7 Morriaon, 63; his youngest son Charles de Gaulle's nuclear a son and a daughter, a brother, atomic weapons could be used hotel at Church and Aim Sta. I was ready for anything." strike force, said none was dents. Including one of the with officials investigating the Patrolman Jennings had Just John JUndolph, 7; and five and two grandchildren. to burn Jungle foliage and ex worst on the Connecticut Turn accident. o ^ r paraoiu perished in the The frail but perky Mrs. Das paid. relieved another officer in sault said the gang leader pose Cfommunlst supply lines pike since it opened in 1968, State police said the accident arash, which reportedly oc- It was Mrs. Dassault’s daring along South Viet Nam's border. Burt’s room when Burt arrived, talked with her for many of the that led to her discovery. Two Five-Day Forecast cltUmed 12 live.s in the state occurred when a car driven b y ' at aibout 9:15, acoording to aarrad during a blinding rain The Arizona senator was during the weekend. Mrs. Lorraine S. Roth, 36, o f ' eight hours she was held in the village gendarmes. poking JVINDSOR LOCKS (AP)— Capt. Hankard. He said Burt storm. asked Sunday on the ABC ra Six persons suffered fatal in Port Che.ster, N.Y. .suddenly An Air Force Albatross land- (arm house. He boasted of iîs around outside the ramshackle The U.S. Weather Bureau is dio and television program "is turned the key, entered toe exploits and said he had a beau-1 farmhouse shouted: "Is anyone Juries in the four-car collision went out of control, swung into room, and went in. He saw Pa ad at nearby, Alvin Callendar sued this five-day forecast to sues and Answers” how jungle on the superhighway in Green- the opposite lane, and struck a Naval Air StaUon Sunday with tlful apartment in Paris, she here?” day for Connecticut, for May trolman Jennings, turned, and ■•Ided. Mrs. Dassault startled her trails which can’t be spotted wlch. The accident brought to car driven by Herman Laws, 74, ran down the hall toward tha toe flag-draped coffina of the 26-30; from the air should be handled nine the number killed on Con- Relating her experiences in armed guard by shouting "'Ves! of Stamford. lobby. Mven victims. Temperatures over Connecti ' In the U.S.-supported war. necticut highways between Fri Mrs.Roth, her daughter. Lynn, Morrison, who resigned a an interview today with her 78- Don’t leave!” cut Tuesday through Saturday Patrolman Jennings foUoared, year-old husband at her side, The guard, identified as Mar I "There have been several sug day night and midnight Sunday. 9, and one of Lynn's friends, and fired four shots, Captain year ago as U.S. ambassador to are expected to average 2 to 7 gestions made. I don’t think we Susain Chute, 11, of Port Ches toe Organisation of American Mrs. Dassault said: Three teen-age boys drowned. Hankard said. Two lodged M degrees above normal, with slow would use any of them. But de ter were killed. So were Laws ■tates to make his third try for "He said he had to conduct (See Page Two) warming trend Tuesday and In addition, a Connecticut res the walls, while one hit tha sua- foliation of the forest by low ident was killed in a highway and his wife, Henrietta, 06. pect in the cheat, another In the vemor, will be buried with 'Wednesday, followed by cooler ; yield atomic weapons could well Joan Roth, 8, died in Green 1 military honors. He was a temperatures Thursday and a collision in Springfield, Mass. stomach. C I be done. When you remove the The death toll from the wich Hospital shortly after the Burt then turned and fired ■MJor general in the U.S. Army warming trend again by the foliage, you remove the cover," accident.

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