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Hanrtfphtpr Ieupninn Llpralji in Mid 20S to Mid 30S The weather Partly sunny, cold, high mid to upper 30s. Cloudy toni^t, lows HanrtfPHtpr iEupninn llpralJi in mid 20s to mid 30s. ^ n c e of IN| snow, leat and rain Tues^y. High upper 30s and low 40s. Manchester-~A City of Village Charm Only 17 Days ’III Chrlatmaa MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1975- VOL. XCV, No. 58 TWENTY-FOUR PAGES - TWO SECTIONS PRICK: F lnE E N CENTS I News New Pacific Doctrine I summary | of peace declared Compiled from United Press International WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Doctrine of “peace toward all and trip it was learned the United States Ford returned home toiday from the hostility toward none.” and Soviets are apprently moving 10-day, 27,000-mile journey in which It was in that speech he made con­ toward a compromise in the stalled State he discussed affairs of the world with ciliatory gestures toward Communist talks. Secretary of State Henry Mao Tse-tung, solidified U.S. regimes in Noiih Vietnam and North Kissinger, who stayed behind in Asia, BRIDGEPORT — Mayor relations with Indonesia and the Korea and said American military is reported preparing to fly to John Mandanici says city Philippines and declared a new strength is "basic” to stability in the Moscow before Christmas to discuss residents may be able to form Pacific Doctrine. Pacific. a breakthrough on SALT with Soviet a corporation and take over the He said, “everything went Asked about reports he might leaders. scandal-ridden jai alai fronton, extremely well” on his trip. And at travel to the Middle East early next Reflecting on the grueling trip. now owned by Connecticut an impromptu news conference year. Ford said only, “There are no Ford said, “I think everything went Sports Enterprises. The fron­ before his plane landed at 2:15 a.m., definite plans, no specific plans” — extremely well. I thought it was very ton’s license was revoked last he hinted his next foreign journey an indication such a trip might be un­ substantively beneficial. week because of alleged may be to the Middle East. der consideration. “...It seemed to me everything violations of laws by former Air Force One arrived from He told the reporters traveling fitted in extremely well. There are CSE president David Friend. Hawaii in a light snow, a contrast to with him he will be holding sessions no minuses and a lot of pluses.” the tropical weather he. left after with the National Security Council in Ford aides said the highlight of the HARTFORD - Hartford commemorating Pearl Harbor day at the next week or 10 days to discuss trip unquestionably was the two-hour minority spokesman have a memorial atop the sunken progress in strategic arms talks with meeting with Mao last week, when urged Gov. Eiia Grasso to battleship Arizona and enunciating at the Soviets. the two leaders agreed there was a spare blacks, Hispanics and the University of Hawaii a Pacific During the latter stage of Ford’s “parallelism” in U.S. and Chinese women from layoffs because it policy in many areas. But Ford and was discrimination that kept Mao remained far apart on U.S. them off state payrolls for detente with Moscow, which 8 many years. The said the prac­ Agency heads prepare Washington intends to keep on tice of “last hired-first fired” course. would not be fair. employe layoff lists Ford, appearing fatigued from the journey but chipper upon landing, said he would be at his Oval Office Regional HARTFORD (UPI) - State agency that a coalition of unions will meet desk at 7:30 a.m. and would meet with his staff. heads today worked on lists of Wednesday to discuss what action to Mrs. Ford remained in Hawaii for employes to be included in the first take regarding the layoffs. He would PORTLAND, Maine - Dr. a few days to recover from the trip Deck the halls with boughs of holly 500 state workers to receive layoff not rule out a possible strike vote. Jerome Urban, who operated and to visit a school for the han­ notices expected to be sent out this He said the coalition included the Young Blake Freeman 8, celebrated his birthday Sunday night as on Mrs. Nelson Rockefeller for dicapped. week. CEA, Councils 4 and 16 of the he lent his voice to the carol sing at Center Park, sponsored by breast cancer, says his patient In his final speech in Hawaii, Ford Meanwhile, the head of the Connec­ American Federation of State, Coun­ the Manchester Area Conference of Churches and the town park is “doing fine.” He said strong said, “I learned during my visit that ticut State Federation of Teachers ty and Municipal Employes, and the family support, a good attitude our friends want us to remain active­ department. Barely visible is Brad Freeman 9, who is holding says state teacher members have Connecticut Firefighters Associa­ and followup care are impor­ ly engaged in the affairs of the area. the flashlight for his brother. They are the sons of Mr. and Mrs. voiced strike support in the event of tion. tant factors in complete We intended to do so.” Kenneth Freeman of 67 Olcott Dr. (Herald photo by Dunn) recovery. layoffs at state and community Mrs. Grasso announced the layoffs colleges. last week after her original proposal CSFT President Ronald O’Brien to stretch the employes’ week from National said following a rally Sunday night in 35 hours to 40 hours with no pay hike Food swap for woman hostage Hamden that 94 per cent of federa­ was rejected by a specially called tion members at three state colleges session of the legislature. PHILADELPHIA - John S. and four technical colleges backed a The governor accused the Knight III, heir to’ the Knight call for a strike if layoffs occur. Democratic-controlled legislature of rejected by trapped gunmen newspaper empire, was The Board of Trustees for the State shirking from its duty after it went stabbed to death early Sunday Colleges reportedly has compiled a home, without coming up with an by unidentified assailants, list of about 154 persons for possible alternate plan to help reduce a LONDON (UPI) - Four trapped Britain’s most wanted man, Michael police report. They said layoffs. projected $77 million deficit in the the second-floor living room on Irish Republican Army gunmen Wilson, said by the police to be ‘ » robbery was apparently the O’Brien also urged other teacher’s state budget. Dorset Square with police outside. today rejected a police offer to responsible for London-area bom­ motive. and state union employe groups to State Personnel Commissioner With police in hot pursuit, the provide them with food and bings that have killed 27 persons and conduct similar polls to oppose the Frederic Rossomando said his gunmen seized Mr. and Mrs. cigarettes in exchange for the wounded 540 in the past 18 months. move by Gov. Ella T. Grasso to department will wait to get the go Matthews, aged 54 and 53, respec­ WASHINGTON - A modera­ release of a woman they are holding Wilson is wanted for the murder of eliminate as many as 5,000 state jobs. ahead from the administration to tively, Saturday night in their apart­ tion in food and energy prices hostage with her husband in a small Ross McWhirter, cofounder of the A spokesman for the Connecticut send out notices, possibly as early as ment, then barricaded themselves in and an increase in worker apartment living room. Guinness Book of Records. Education Association said today Wednesday. If so, the required two- the 13-by-14-foot living room productivity should cause the “Absolutely not,” came the answer McWhirter was shot to death 10 days E week notice period would put the overlooking the street. inflation rate to come down to 6 on a hot-line telephone between the first 500 workers out on the street ago after offering a reward for the They were given water, a portable per cent next year, assistant IRA gang’s besieged Dorset Square just after Christmas Day. capture of the bombers. toilet and toothache pills for Mrs. Commerce Secretary James Energy bill refuge and the police outside. It He said layoffs were being deter­ The offer to provide food and Matthews, but the police refused late Pate predicted Sunday. This came as the ordeal was in its second mined through various job cigarettes to the gunmen in exchange Sunday and early today to supply compares with a 9 per cent rate day. classifications and then by seniority for Mrs. John Matthews was made requested food and cigarettes. 'Then this year and an 11 per cent in­ under fire 'The IRA gang is believed to include via the hot-line telphone connecting crease in 1974. in each class. they made the exchange offer. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Several “We are all right,” Mrs. Matthews House Democrats have attacked an 1 told the besieging police army on the C energy bill they contend will result in telphone. TEANECK, N. J. - ; a “$6 billion give-away” to major oil Jewish West Bank colony Scotland Yard adopted the same Authorities said today the wife | companies. tactics that succeeded in the and four children of a Harlem ; Rep. John Dingell, D-Mich., said Spaghetti House restaurant siege in tavern owner may have known ; he and others will try to defeat a bill September and the Monasterevin, whoever gunned them down in ; to fund the Energy Research and sparks Arab demonstration Ireland, siege last month. The tactic their home Saturday. Police Development Administration involves forcing the gunmen to sur­ said they have no suspects in because a House-Senate conference render.
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