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Artnare Dafljr Net PrcM Ran ' For tin Week IMM .m : m ime 4th, 19M Foreeaet ef V. g e a r eiM eool '„ i 1 3 ,1 2 5 Low aeer 55.- , T n Member ef the Andit » IttUe BnreMsOt dreoUtioB Manchester-^A City of VUlage Charm, VOL. LXXIX, NO. 251 (FOURTEEN PAGE^) Ma n c h e s t e r ; c o n n ., M o n d a y , j u l y 25, i960 (geeidfled Adrertialaf oa Fege U) PRICE Lodge Offers Proof State News UN Told Soviet Roundup Moderates Ease Liberal Driver^ Face Li«d on RB47 Night Checkup Hartford, July 25 (/P)— on Plan Spot checking of motorists __ attentively erect, alternately United Nations, N. Y., Julyf on the highways after dark ♦ 26 (^*—The United States as twiddling his thumbs and jotting 3 - down notes. will get underway tonight serted today it has scientific Kuznetsov, a deputy foreign throughout Connecticut on or proof that Soviet fighter minister who came from Moscow ders from State Police Com Lodge Held Rockefellc^: planes deliberately maneu to represent the USSR in the de missioner Leo J. Mulcahy. vered a U.S. RB47 off its bate, rejected the U.S. proposal The drinking driver will be the for an international investigation. particular quarry of the drive, the course and shot it down over Speaking in reply to Lodge, the Clfoice for Pushes fp ? international waters. Commissioner said, although ar Soviet ofBcial accused the United rests and warnings will be for any U.S. Delegate Henry Cabot States of “cynicism wiUiout prece- Liodge denounced the action as " offense uncovered. Each of the 11 Troop command criminal and reckless act ’ o f pir (Contlnued on Page Thirteen) His Plankis acy" which the Soviet Union tried ers was ordered to conduct the spot to hide with “reckless talk." checks at least three nights a week, choosing their own nights. C!onvention Hall, Chicago, Chicago, July 25 (ff>— New But he did not seek council con York State’s big delegation, demnation of the Soviet Union. 2 Tots Perish Road blockades will be set up July 25 (/P)— A roaring all- Instead he submitted a resolu-. on main and secondary roads, night fight over the party under the firm control o f Gov. flon calling on the council to where, troopers will stop cars in Nelson A. Rockefeller, waa small groups at a time. There will stahd on civil rights tossed a either name an impartial fact During Fire in shower of fireworks into the ready today to spearhM^ A finding mission to investigate the be no effort to atop every car that goes by. opening today of the Republi cohvehtidn floor figlit fo r the, Incident, on submit the entire platform he work^ out with matter to the International Court South Norwalk • Mulcahy said that In borderline can convention. It had once o f Justice. cases, where drivers are found to looked like a placid gathering "Vice President Richard M. have been drinking but where ar Nixon. ■ . ' In a highly dramatic speech he ■ Horwalk, July 28 (iP) — Two for nomination of Richard M. produced two maps to demon rests ‘for driving under the influ Opposition developed in. the plat*, brothers died early today as Are ence are questionable, they will be Nixon for president. form committee to some parteA|f ’ strate his points. As the party faithful trooped Lodge said of the Soviet act swept through a 2-story frame referred to the St^te Motor Vehi the Nixon-Rockefeller .egroMiMUt' cles Dept. Into this big hall, close by the But, while siding with Nixon- o f shooting down the plane on building in the tenement section of stockyards, it was hard to spot -July 1: South Norwalk. A woman who , A recent "test run” of the spot the platform fight. Rockefeller ■! checking system on Connecticut any of the 103 members of the was unwilling to release the U om “This astonishing and criminal tried to rescue them was burned platform-writing committee; S6V61*6ly. Turnpike ramps in Bridgeport pro York delegates to endorse the fact is established beyond doubt Many of them had scrapped till President as the Republican presi by the evidence of our scientific . Dead were Kevin Bines,' 3, and duced “ dramatic results,” Mulcahy said. dawn in a battle that saw mod dential nominee. devices.” He did not go into de his brother, Kendall, 2. Repoi^d erates tone down, at least slight In critical condition at Norwalk In. three nights of activity, he The Governor poetpooed unttt -a tails and U.S. sources said the ly, the Liberal GOP glow emanat meeting c t the delegation tomorrow Hospital was Cleasther Brock, 37, aaid, there were 85 arrests — 20 exact nature was withheld oe- ing from' the week-end Nixon- afternoon any decision on a pito t cause it Involved secret informa of 617 Chapel St., Norwalk. for driving while licenses were un Rockefeller pronouncement of dential nominee. tion of great interest to the Rus Police said she was burned as der suspension, 60 for driving with "Views. ‘ . she tried to fight her way through out licenses, two for driving un The convention, which opened t o sians. The exact wording o^ the civil day, will select its nominee Wed He accused the Soviet Union the flames to reach the boys in der the influence, and three for defective equipment. rights plank that came out of this nesday night. Nixon, the only de of denying the RB47 crewmen the bedroom of the 3-room apart battle was kept secret for the mo clared candidate, ie consider^ oa- ment. Firemen found one of the “ People driving under suspen their rights under intematloi\al ment. But the word to newsmen Vice President Richard Nixon and his wife Pat face the crowd on their arrival in Chicago'today sured of the assignmopt. law and denounced this as “fla boys dead in a crib, th e, other in sion ' are potential hit-and-run But Rockefeller has continued to drivers," said Mulcahy.“ They have was that it contained a ihixture of for the Republican National convention where he is expected to be nominated for the presidency. grant disregard for the standards the bedroom floor. moderate and liberal proposals. (AP Photofax). hold hftnself open to a draft, even of international conduct.” Authorities theorized the boys something to hide so they often Both sides talked of a possible while cmiceding that his chancee ef As Lodge spoke, the chief So won’t stop if they hit somebody. getting one ere almost.non-exiateiit. floor battle Wednesday when the' viet delegate, Vasily V, Kuznetsov (CohUnned on Page Three) They are a real menace.” Nevertheless, his plans to mast committee’s work will be submit today with the Montana, Wyomlna Shota for Needy ted to the convention. N ixon F avors and New Mexico delegations, snd Nixon was ready to take a hand. Hartford, July 26 (fl—Governor Thumbnail Sketch tomorrow with Illinois, helpsd Preparing to fly here from Wash keep alive speculation the New Ribicoff today alloted $10,000 from ingrton, he told an airport news S tron g P lank York Governor still has hopee ef his emergency fund to the State Machinists RejiBct conference In the Capitol that “I winning the nomination. Health Dept, for the purchase of certainly will’’ support a floor fight • A Rockefeller aide said his Salk anti-polio vaccine for needy In for a strong civil rights plan if On Civil Rights Of Rival Platforms dividuals. meetings .with the other statw necessary. - would Involve only discusatoas' 4m ’This is the second time the Gover “It Is essential,our party have a UAC Contract Bid nor has taken this step. The first Chicago, July 25 ORi-Vice Presi the platform, nothing else. plan pledging more progress in the By OVID A. MARTIN ^ment spending in a number of eco was last October, when he alloted dent Richard M. Nixon flew into The aWer press secretary Rob field of human relations,"’ he de nomic and welfare fields. Repub another $10,000 for the same pur Cbicsgo- today to accept the Re Chicago, July 25 UPi— Here’g a ert McManus, said .the various pose, pistribution of the vaccine clared. thumbnail sk^eh oH liaw Repub licans reject mcreased federal delegations had InVited Rockefel By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ♦would provide "super seniority to Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of publican presidential nomination lican and Democratio platforms spending, contending it would fos scabs.” When he called on the will bp handled by the State Health ler to appear and that-ke had not . What looked like a glimmer of Dept. New York also was prepared to and fight, if necessary, for a stack up on planks already ap ter artificial growth. members to vote it down and “get sought the meetings. hope in the strike that began early Including the $10,000 appropriated battle on the convention floor for strongly worded civil rights plank proved by the GOP platform com Agriculture—Republicans would In June at six United Aircraft back over oh those picket lines,” a The governor said yesterday he for Salk vaccine to cover the 1959- hia Ideas. in the platform. mittee: seek to increase farm income by Corp. plants in Connecticut has gxoup of union members leaped to saw little evidence of any support 61 bienniuiii, the state has so far Today’s forenoon convention ses On hand were dignitariee of the National Defense — Republicans establishing a greatly expanded the stage and began carrying Cope for a draft for hiffi. ■ been snuffed out.

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