THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1970 PAGE TWENtY-EOUR iJtanirljPBtfr iEwnitts Averasre Daily Net Press Rnr for The Week Ended The Weather / Cub Scout Pack 251 will hold of a 19-bay garage and work by Jane 27, 1980 appointment only,.he added. Fair and mild tonlg;ht; low In a father and son softball game GOP To Meet Paving Program ZBA Asked 60s. Tomorrow mostly sunny, A b o u t T o w n Woodbury pointed out that tomorrow at 6 p.m. at Keeney • Town Engineer Walter Sen- warm, humid; hlg;h 85'to 90. Full dospel CJhristlan Fellow; St. School playground. Refresh­ Next Wednesday another business which occup­ 1 5 ,6 1 0 •Up, Interdenominational, will kow has listed the following GARAGE SALE Sunday — fair. Warm, humid. ments will be served Edter the To Act Soon ies part of the same building Manchester—A City of Village Charm have, a Bible study and open game. The next meeting of the Man­ streets for paving operations has already been granted a tomorrow: Elm Ter., from discussion tonight at 7:S0 in chester Republican Town -Com­ general repairer’s license by July 25 26 9 a,m»~5 Orange Hall. Pine to Park Sts.; West St., On License VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 250 Cadet Michael D. Belcher, 21, mittee will be held next July 29, the board. (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1970 (ClaaaUled Advertlainf net Face 17) son of Mr. and Mrs. Craig Bel­ from Cooper Hill St. to Because of that circumstance, PRICE TEN CENTS The Couple’s Club of South cher, of 363 Spring is re­ and not Aug. 7, as originally an­ Hartford Rd.; and Pleasant A young mechanic who was and because the board does not HEVENOR FARMS UUted Methodist Church will ceiving six weeks practical ap­ nounced. St., from Cooper to Pine Sts. described as an expert in the meet again until September, have a swim party tomorrow at The change is because U.S. He said that the three maintenance of high perform­ members agreed to hear Pede­ 7 p.m. at Sperry’s Glen in Bol­ plication in military leadership LLOYD N. HEVENOR at the Army Reserve Officer Rep. Thomas Meskill, who was streets wfll be paved with ance auto eiig;lnes went before monte’s case Informally in ex­ ton. Any couples in the church a thin overlay of half-inch ecutive session, but took no of­ Second H iou^t Interested in the outing should Training Corps’ advance sum­ scheduled to speak here on Aug. the Zoning Board Monday to 47 DEMING ST., WEST mer camp at Indian*.own Gap., 7, will be imable to do so. In­ fine asphalt, of the sand- ficial action. WAPPING. CONN. Nasser Peace Response For Horsemen ccmtact Mr. and Mrs. Robert mix variety. seek a limited repairer’s license. Pa. He is a student at Norwich stead, he will conduct a hand­ David Woodbury, owner of Acting Chairman John Cag- Howard of 192 Spring St. ianello directed that the town DAUjAS (AlP) — ‘THave University, Northfield, Vt. shaking tour of Manchester that Senkow heis praised the David’s in the Parkade, spoke you ever seen a hippie on a U.S. Files 10 Civil Suits day. Meskill is the party-endors­ cooperation of car owners on for the applicant, Richard Pede- planner and the town counsel -M A N Y COUNTRY ITEMS — Manchester Barracks World consult to determine whether horse?” city councilmen War I and its Auxiliary will hold U.S. Marine Cpl. Donald J. ed candidate for governor. the Manchester streets pav­ monte. Draws M ixetiXrab Views were asked Thursday as Prevost, son of Mr. and Mrs. Next Wednesday’s GOP meet­ ed to date. He said there Pedemonte can be granted his • BRIC-A-BRAC • ROLLTOP DESK a picnic Sunday at 1 p.m. at Woodbury said he had no By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS horsemen protested a propos­ i-ico O. Prevost of 29 Bunce Dr., ing will be at 8 p.m., in the Mu­ have been very few problems financial Interest in the applica­ license without waiting for a • .CHINA • HORSE HARNESS Its headline said: "lnstead\pf talks through U.N. ' mediator the home of Mrs. Molly Mc­ public hearing. ed ordinance which would Carthy, 170 Warren Ave., Ver­ is now serving at Marine Corps nicipal Building Hearing Room. with cars blocking paving tion but was appearing simply • GLASS • SADDLE Egyptian President Gamal blowing up the bridges witl^ Gunnar V. Jarring. outlaw horses on city lots non. Members will bring a dish Air Station, Cherry Point, N.C. It will be a routine business operations. as a friend of Pedemonte’s be­ • CHAIRS • GUNS-12 GAUGE Abdel Nasser’s acceptance of America as he had promised in In a speech in Cairo ’Thursday smaller than three acres. meeting, with no speakers He said that no paving will cause he was interested in see­ U.S. proposals for Middle East his appeal to (President) Nixon Over Mercury Pollution of their choice and a gift for AND 22 GAUGE night, Nasser said the same pro­ Baha'is of Cormecticut will scheduled. be done on Saturday. • HALL RACK peace talks drew mixed reac­ There was no direct an­ a game. They will also bring, ing him get a start in his own PASSPORT PHOTOS •BOOKS • GLASS SHOW CASE in May, Abdel Nasser agrees to posals ^have been made in the swer, but the council’s zon­ if possible, chairs and card present a film "And His Name business. IDENTIFICATION tion from the Arab world today American proposals.” past by bie U.N. Security Coun­ Shall be One,” tonight at 7 at • PICTURE FRAMES •TABLES ing revision committee WASHINGTON (AP)— tables. He said Pedemonte wanted a JALiM NASSW while Israel was skeptical. “Has the political logic be­ cil, and “it is Israel who rejects agreed to re-view the meas­ Mott’s Community Hall. Heyerdahl, Cre-w limited license that would allow • DISPLAY CABINETS • STOVE A spokesman for the British The Justice Department Public Records • 24 IN. UPRIGHT come so lopsided,” it asked in them.” He said, he does not ex­ ure and offer an amended Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bana- Honored at U.N. him to work on specialized CoHHHra Shop & SlwH e • OLD VICTROLA Foreign Office said the govern­ an editorial, ‘.’that Israel, which pect the new Xrnerican Initia­ version within 30 days. has authorized civil suits Warrantee Deeds engines at 244 Broad St. Pede­ St., MiuMlMfrtar FAN ON STAND against 10 companies vlge and their children of War­ AND RECORDS ment was "very glad to learn of has been receiving the weapons tive to achieve any results "be­ The proposal was drafted ren, Mich., are vacationing with Perminger Summoned UNITED NATTONS, N.Y. Thomas J. Crockett to Nutmeg monte would occupy two bays M3-7M the United Arab Republic’s ac­ whose names were turned (AP) — The transatlantic voy­ of destruction from the United cause of Israel’s attitude and several weeks ago In re­ his mother, Mrs. Sarah Bana- BOSTON (AP) — MoUon pic­ Homes Inc., property at Coun- ceptance of the American pro­ States, should reject the U.S. in by the Interior Depart­ age of Thor Heyerdahl and his iry Club Dr., conveyance tax foolishness.” sponse to complaints of resi­ Ivge of 38 Hudson St. ture director Otto Preminger posals.” proposal for a limited cease-fire dents who said keeping ment for allegedly dumping seven-man international crew $14.85. Rogers was reported "very has been served a court sum­ ’The press of Syria, which op­ while the United Arab Republic, encouraged” by Nasser’s re- horses in back yards amoimt- mercury in lakes and rivers U.S. Air Force T.Sgt. Edward mons involving the alleged film­ aboard the papyrus boat RA II Emil and Finesla Pantaleo to poses any negotiations, carried "symbolized the unity of the hu­ on whose schools and factories ed to a health hazard. of seven states. D. Phillips, formerly of Man­ ing of actress Liza Minnelli in Edith A. Schofield and Gustaf A. no mention of Nasser’s accept­ fell the bombs of American (See Page Seven) The suits will be the first filed chester, is on duty at Phu Cat the nude in a cemetery. man community,” U.N. Secre­ and Hazel T. Anderson, property ance of the plan, which he tary-General U Thant said at a Phantoms, accepts them?” by the Justice Department tra­ AB, Vietnam. He is a security The summons Wednesday, at Horace and Wetherell Cta., called "only procedural,” con­ der the little used 1899 Refuse iralice supervisor assigned to the charging desecration of a burial luncheon honoring the eight conveyance tax $38.50. m Rightist newspapers in Beirut men. taining nothing new. Instead, said the Nasser speech was a Act, Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell 12th Security Police Squadron. A ground, requires Preminger to Marriage Licenses PRE-INVENTORY Syrian newspapers emphasized said today. postlve step, while two pro- 19M graduate of Manchester appear in court Aug. 26. Ihant gave each a U.N. 26th Paul Edward Krysiak, 65 'Nasser’s remarks accusing the U.S. attorneys in districts High School, Sgt. Phillips is the The Incident was said to have anniversary medal at the lunch­ Green Rd., and Constance Ann Cilklor Egyptlan newspapers sought to THURSDAY, United States of continuing to justify his decision. where the alleged polluters are son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard occurred last summer at Blue eon Wednesday. Uiske, 22 Wedgewood Dr., Aug. supply arms to Israel. U.S. Bombs Base located have been authorized to Phillips of Lshe Park Fla., and Hills Cemetery in Braintree, Hie Norwegian explorer set 1, St. Bridget’s Church. In Tel Aviv, Shimon 'Peres, A1 Anwar said Nasser had file suits seeking injunctions tne husband of the former Ruth where Preminger and Miss Min­ out in the reed craft to prove Roger William Mathews Jr., CLEARANCE FRIDAY & SATURDAY! given the United States a last minister without portfolio, said against continued discharge of Adams, daughter of Mr. and nelli were making "Tell Me that ancient Egyptians could Cherryfleld, Maine, and Barbara “Nasser interpreted the propos­ chance and added: “A positive mercury and to require the Mrs. Samuel Adams of 174 That You Love Me, Jimle have sailed from Africa to Jean Alff, 206 Oakland St., July political attitude backs military It Had to Quit companies to take steps to re­ al to suit- his own wants” and Parker St. Moon.” America. 25, St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. M en’s Save to 50% (^ iO |k R e g . Low Prices! Out The^ Gol had shown no change in the preparedness.” A1 Moharrer medy the effects of past pollu­ Egyptian position. said a cease-fire would enable SAIGON (AP) — American man said the government troops tion. Egypt to complete new missile fighter-bombers today made found the bodies of 63 North “Because mercury pollution Is Making the first government massive attacks on -North Viet­ Dress & '/A All Men’s comment on Nasser’s speech bases in the Suez Canal and Vietnamese soldiers, and that a serious matter, civil injunc­ ’Thursday, Peres told an inter­ complete mobilization ”In pre­ namese positions around fire the bombing destroyed 102 huts. tion proceedings are being stu- All MenV^jSpg lirls, paration for crossing the ca­ base'Ripcord, abandoned Thurs­ No new ground action was re­ thorized instead of the usual viewer the Egyptian leader had nal.” criminal action under the crimi­ ------Walk Shorts, distorted the U.S. plan. day by U. S. troops after three ported in the region although 1 Casual weeks of heavy losses. U.S. patrols were operating out nal Refuse Act, where the pen­ 'w ar 'Ihus A1 Moharrer voiced Is­ Israeli newspapers urged that alty is relatively light,” said Dress Shi iris Israel present Its own Initiative rael’s reasons for objecting to ’The U. S. Command said that of four other fire bases in the Tennis Shorts the U.S. plan for a limited by noon Air Force and Marine area. Ranging from four miles Asst. Atty. Gen. Shlro Kashlwa. 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WASHINGTON (AP) — With­ Coat & Middy Tapered Body Shirts Terry Rohes LONDON (AP) — Scotland with copper and brass, emitting apparent effect on the enemy southeast of Phnom Penh, but pressure which forced the out closing the door on Presi­ Yard detectives charged a con- smoke that stings the eyes, gags elsewhere in the country little dent Nixon’s plan to abolish stu­ Our structiCMi laborer today with Ille­ the stomach, produces a wallop­ American withdrawal the next fighting was reported. Rag. Our day. dent draft deferments, House 81” xl04” hill Hal or Full Filled 499 Now ,3.99 s:. gally possessing two grenades ing headache and in some cases A military spokesman in (AP Photofax) Z99 - 3.99 5.99 Rag. A South Vietnamese spokes- Armed Services Chairman L. ’ 2 6.99 - 7.99 ‘ 6 of riot control gas which explod­ blisters the skin. CS stands for Phnom Penh said Prey Veng. President Richard Nixon pauses a moment before matching Pillowcases R«g. 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A brief mor­ Rivera made the statements World War H. alarmed by the gas attack eind More Troops tar attack also was reported on Thursday at the same time Sec­ James Anthony Roche, 26, si­ fearful that publicity could lead the village of Svay Antor, three retary of Defense Melvin R. Junior & Misses SAVE Our Ladies’ lent in an orange sports shirt to more such intursions or possi­ miles to the northeast. On Crime Laird announced draft calls will AN Regular and a leather jacket, was or­ ble explosive bombings, began a W illLe ave Prey Veng Is 10 miles north of average below 10,000 a montfa No Iron Fiberglas® dered at Bow Street Court to be thorough study of security prob­ the big South Vietnamese base Nixon Flies West for the remainder of the year. EXTRA Low Prices held In jail for emother court ap­ lems in the cluttered old Gothic at Neak Luong, on the Mekong In Capital The reduction to pre-Vietnam Summer 2 & 3 Pc. pearance July 31. 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WASHINGTON (AP) —Presi­ plement a program that will re­ Dress the nation’s capital, complete The Chief Executive, who has duce draft calls to zero and en­ workmen replaced the burned Deputy Assistant Commission­ plans to withdraw more than Just north of Cambodia’s bor­ dent Nixon flew west today in a said he will consider no partisan green carpets in the mother of er J(^ Gerard, the Yard’s 8,000 U.S. military personnel der with Laos, Laotian govern­ with the controversial "no­ able us to establish an all-volun­ new Presldent-to-people foray undertakings in this election teer force.” Sets parliaments where two cannis- trouble shooter who handles se­ from the Philippines. ment troops reinforced the local knock” and pretrial detention taking him to meetings in North year—at least until October— Gearance ters of CS tear and nausea gas curity at demonstrations and Officials said the action Is garrison on Khong Island, in the Laird made no prediction OurR«g, Ourlteg, provisions, has become the first Dakota and Utah with assorted meets with four Republican gov­ Rap. 1 . 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MOVIERAnNGS Tolland Road Paving Hehron Coventry Hospital Phone South Windsor Sheinwoltl on Bridge FDRRARENIBAND Town Ehiglneer Walter Rounding Off Fares ’Ihe telephone number for YOUNG PE0Pl£ BRIDOE CRIMINAL Spaniard Hired to Teach Senkow has announced that Moore Rejects Chiefs Bid Manchester Memorial Hospi­ Apartments, Recreation IS THOUGHTLESS NORTH the following Manchester Firemen’s Softball Team tal was changed a few r » t ot ttm rmings ts t6 istonn ♦ 0 5 streets will be paved' on p a m ts sbevi ttm 9uitsb m y ol . By ALFRED SHEINWOLD Will Profit Airlines months ago, but too late to m orip c p a pM lor witwirng b f tboir cM droo. (3? 8 6 Spanish at Middle School Monday: Sets Benefit Game Sunday To Discipline Police Officer be listed correctly in the new Zoning Rulings Studied 0 AQJ53 By VERN HAUGLAND estimates of the tax, but those "Tour average criminal is a Forest St., from Pine to phone books. ’Ihe hospital JL Q9 3 2 For the next two weeks, TrH- awards presented by the Ameri- Kerachsky on plumbing; Aug­ AP Aviation Writer that cUd included United, $2.6 Town Manafiwr Dennia Moore OouncU was aware ot the case The Planning and Zoning Com­ ing, day care service, disabled, I A U ACES A O M im O thoughtless creature, Watson,’’ Elm Sts. and from Main to The Hebron Volunteer Ifire number is 64S-1222. G«oefsl Audicnets WEST EAST land news items should be can Legion AuxlUary, Depart- ust (Jorreck on electrical work, mlllirm; Eastern, $1.6 million; has noUfled PoUce caiief Oor- inception, and was mission met Tuesday evening employment, financial assist­ Sherlock Holmes declared one Chestnut Sts. Department’s softball team will /WASHINGTON (AP) — .The ♦ .^2 ihe Herald, 643-2711,. rnen.t of Ooimectlcut. play a benefit game Sunday at and general school work as well American, $1.4 million; .Delta, don tenth that no disciplinary informed during: the inves- to discuss recreational require­ ance, health services, home­ night as the two men walked ♦ 6 Oak St., from Main to Cot­ nation’s airlines may stand to (?kO J2 . (:? 10 97 5 3 or left at The Herald’s Vernon T he announcement was made- e p.m. at Rham High School as several miscellaneous paint­ $930,000; Northwest, $800,000; _____ tifration and of the final out- ments for future apartment makers services, legal pro­ A U ACCS A O M im O from the Baker Street Bridge tage Sts. National $435,000; Ciontinental, action wlU be taken against a Manchester Partntal Guidanct Suggtsttd 0 82 0 K964 offloe at 38 Park St., RockvlUe. at the annual department con- against the Hebron Men’s soft- ing jobs are being handed by make nearly $50 million a year complexes. 'Ihe meeting was tection and correctional serv­ dub. “ He is shre'wd up to a Maple St., from Main to $36,000; Branlff, $388,000; Goventry police officer, follow- Moore’s investigation axid deci- originally scheduled for July 26. 4, K 87654 4. J 10 ------ventlon held In Hartford last ball team. the bustodians. more under their recently ices, mental health vocational true reasoning.” And the g;reat Miss Elena Moreno ol Spain week, Spruce Sts. \ Frontier, $140,000; North Cen­ Ing an incident that allegedly slon on the matter are weU Hospital Notes Commission President Joseph SOUTH Active In community affairs, Paul White, principal at the granted authority to round fares counseling and nursing serv- detective gave an example from has been hired to teach Spanish Dlmmock Is a 1970 g^raduate ol took place in May. within the authmity of the town J. Carlno said one of the re­ 4 A K J I0 9874 He asked the cooperation the firemen recently played in Hebron Elementary School, tral, $106,000; P ie d m o n t, V Btn w tf ce. RESmiCTCD his well-filled case book. at the middle school for next Rockville High School where he of motorists during paving upward to the nearest dollar. $100,000; Oztdrk, $89,000; Alaska, At that time, accusations manager, mam quirements designated for mul­ [ Untftr 17 rtquirts Kcofnpanyioo South dealer. Z> A4 a game for the benefit of the and a representative of the Mil­ iBtomiedlats Oare Send* The Information and Referral year as part of the teacher ex- received the Dr. , John E. operations, noting that the Rounding off ticket prices was $60,000; Aloha, $20,000. wwe Imought against the ofH- cU ef Smith, contacted yester- tiple unit dwellings is a develop­ Paftnt or Adult Gaardian Both sides vulnerable. 0 107 Little League. Proceeds of ford Audio Visual Co., have pthrate, noon-t p.m., a a f 4 p.m. Service provides counsel and change program sponsored by Flaherty Award. He will enter rrooperation to date has been approved by the Ovll Aeronau­ cer after he reportedly roughed day had no comment on ed recreation area. Opening lead—King ol Hearts. ♦ A Sunday’s g;ame will go towards completed an inventory of all The largest airline. United, S pjn.; private rmmiis, U a.m.> information to any agency or the Schrx>l for International the University of Connecticut In tics Board to simplify the fare up a local youth who was being Moore’s decision, Age groups to use the facilit­ South West North East excellent. the purchase. of equipment for audio-visual equipment. Clean­ estimated that its 1971 added M p jn ., and 4 p.m.*f pan. individual pertaining to the fa­ “ South would murder a bridge Training. the fall. system. The new prices, and an picked up as a suspected bur- Taxes Due ies was the basic item for dis­ NO ONE UNDER 17 A O M im O hand as cheerfully as the ordi­ 2 4 Pass 3 0 Pass the Hebron CSiarlie Brown All- ing and minor’ repairs were revenue from the change would ______Fgtfattlcs: Parents allowed cilities and services of any pub­ (A9« lim it may vary The daughter of an engineer,. QOP Picnic ttircraft use tax'Increase from 6 glar. Late in May foUowing the The tax collectm-’s office in cussion in order to plan the nary man would kill a fly," 3 4 Pass 4 4 Pass Stars team. made and equipment needing total about $11.5 million. incident, Chief ^ t h wrote a the Town Hall wIU ^ n 'th T s except noon-Z p.m,; lic or private health, social in ctftain araas) Miss Moreno has graduated The Tollimd Republican Town to 8 per cent, went Into effect basic types of recreation to be Holmes explained. “ The look on 4 NT Pass 5 0 Pass The All-Stars, a softball team major repairs has been sent American set its 1971 probable letter to Moore asking that dls- Saturday and on Aug. 1. from 8 p.ni.-» service or recreational agency. from the University ol Madrid Committee will sponsor a picnic July 1. provided for their use. his face as he gazed at a help­ 5 NT Pass 6 ^ Pass and has taught English and Aug. 9 at the KD Camp on Rt. Rivers Sees for girls aged 12 to 20, has been out. Heads tOH yield at $8.2 mllUon, and esti­ clpUnary action be brought lo a.m. to noon and from 1 “ a.m.-* p m „ It was agreed that the three “ In the booklet.’’ Mrs. Don­ ^ n BB AMO IS AUrtatetivf All Pass The airlines say the new tax TMrtMAL^^ or TMf less dummy has often m ^ e me 6 ♦ Spanish, the. former In Spain 74. Tickets are available from oiganized tor three years with Paper Drive mated the amount for the last against the officer. to 3 p.m. for those taxpayers * , ,,,, groups most likely to use the ovan said, “ only services in John Kautz, ion of Mrs. John rate will take a-$10 million bite MOftOM McnM COOK or ggi^-iicouuir«NL shudder; and I am not a weak and the latter in England. members of the town commit­ Mrs. Merle Porter as manager. Hie Hebron 4-H Town Com­ half of 1970 at $4 mllUon. An InvestigaUon followed, who have not yet paid their « * “ *“ ^ * ®!f*. facilities would be single people, South Wndsor are provided, Delays In Kauta of SS E. Eldridge St., out of the additional revenue. man, Watson." If the black suits provide no ex­ She has traveled In France, tee. In the past, their record has mittee will sponsor a paper Other revenue estimates, for during which Moore conferred bUls. 'The office will also be Pare: Im m e^ te t e i ^ oidy, young marrieds with Infant chil­ but if anyone wishes to know has been chosen president of On Jet airliners that annual with both former town attorney open every afternoon next week Umlted to five min- Stopping under a street lamp, tra chance. South can fall back Belgium, England, Wales, Scot­ ZBA Decision always been excellent and so drive tomorrow throughout charge is $25 per plane, plus 3Ms one-year periods, include: East­ dren, and the elderly, who pre­ about services available in the detective wrote out the the Instructors of the Handi­ David Rappe, and the town’s unUl S p.m. „ on the diamond finesse. land and Ireland as well as in The Zoning Board of Appeals Draft Reform far this year they are undefeat­ town, proceeds of which will go cents a pound. On piston-engine ern, $5.2 million; Delta, $6 mil­ fer not to maintain a home of Hartford or nearby towns he THEATER TIME North and South hands shown her native land. capped (lOH) for the 1970-71 present legal counsel, the law Lake Tests Maternity: PsHiem, U a.m.- Dally Question has granted a sideline variance ed having won their first elfht towards 4-H scholarships. aircraft the fee Is $25 a year, lion; Branlff, $1.8 million; Con­ their own. The town’s recrea­ may call the Information and SCHEDULE today. “ One of his foulest Miss Moreno replaces a Span- ...... (Continued from Page One) year. firm of Marte, teea and Keith. Town Manager Moore has an- P;™ * ^ tion director James Snow at­ Partner opens with one heart, permitting Jack and Jean O. games. Anyone having large pick-ups plus 2 cents a pound. tinental. $1.67 million; Westerh, Referral Service number.’’ crimes,’’ Holmes remarked Ish woman who had previously McCarthy of Meadowood Rd. Other new officers are Miss Moore said he was advised by nounced the resulto of the moat “ “ tended the meeting and helped and the next player passes. You tlon” was already under way In Playing in the Inter-town may contact Frank Rich, An­ The simplified fares went Into $1.66 million; North Central, Some extra copies of the Cinema I (East Hartford) — bleakly as he gave the slip of been hired through the intema- H ope' Pastel, vice president, both that there was not suffi- recent testing of lake water at i . in the drafting regulations and hold: Spades, 3-2; Hearts, 10-9- permission to build an addition­ the draft subcommittee headed League, a g a in s t Lebanon, dover Rd. effect for a two-month trial peri­ $1.4 million; Ozark, $1 tollUrm; booklet are available at the Getting Straight, 7:00, 9:26; paper to Dr. Watson. tional program, but who de­ Paul Moyer, business secre­ cient evidence to bring chaigres various points. ’The tests were — ™ ® *T **?^’ was asked to “ come up with reor 7-5-3; Diamonds, K-0-6-4; Clubs, al room and breezeway on their by Rep. F. Edward Hebert, D- Columbia, Marlborough, Coven­ Friends Thanked od July 1, when the federal tax Texas International^/$813,000; U is other areas, no limit in Town Hall on 1640 Sullivan Ave. Magic ^^achlnes, 9:05. “ South took the ace ol hearts, clined since her mother is seri­ tary, Miss Barbara Hyde, cor­ against the officer. Moore ex- performed on July 16, shortly reatlon requirements for the and at the Public Library at J-10. house. La. try and Andover, the girls have Adolph Simons has beeii a was raised. Mohawk, $800,000;/ Piedmont, self-aervlee. East Hartford Drive-In — Get­ ran four or five rounds of What do you say? ously 111 and who -will be need­ responding secretary, and Rich­ plained that if the case were after brief periods of rain, PZC Board’s review in Septem­ Sullivan Avenue Shopping Pla­ Historical Directors He said the review would cov­ only two games left, both next patient at Manchester Memori­ The CAB authorized sched­ $746,000; Hawaii^, ' $616,000; ting Straight, 10:20; Ambushers, trumps and then led the ten of Answer: Bid two hearts. You ed at home to help her six ard Conti, treasurer. Also, Dean brought to court, charges 'ihe conform count at Sandy ber.’’ No regulations will be za, SirtUvan Ave. tor residents The Board of Directors of the er a wealth of partial and total week. al Hospital for the past week uled airlines to raise existing Southern, $6W;000: Northeast, 2 The adminisliatloB reminds' Carlson, public relations, and not be substantiated because of Shores was 90; at Lisicke established before that time. 8:30. diamonds for a finesse. Can you have only 4 points in high cards younger brothers according to ToUand Historical Society will $400,000; Aloha, $368,000; Wien vlaitors that with construction who may not have received draft reform bills introduced In They -will play Coventry on and would like to thank all his Dan McLennan and Phillip Ro- fares by sufficient penny the lack of evidence. Beach, 800; at the Boat Launch, Carino said there are four East Windsor Drive-In — believe it, Watson?” but should count 2 points for the . "■ meet Monday at 7:30 at the Consolidated, $103,000; Alaska, under way, parUng space Is their copy. the House as well as the “ ad­ the 28th at Plains Field, Rt. 31, friends for their kind remem­ manowicz sergeants at arms. amounts to provide a new total, Moore eatlier this week wrote 160; at Gerald Park, 20, and at areas in South Windsor where Downhill Racers, 8:30; Out of Bewildered doubletons and 1 point for extra 'Tho n * fi , n, Benton Homestead Museum on ministration, regulation and ju­ $61,100;/Reeve Aleutian, $11,600. Bmlted. VlMtors are asked to Car Wash The next meeting of the Coventry, and a make-up game brances and cards. Kautz, a student at East Cath­ including tax, in even dollars. a letter to C ^ef Smith inform- two points at Waterfront Park, apartment construction could Towners, 10:20. As usual. Dr. Watson was be­ length in partner’s bid suit. bear wMh the hospital while the Some 68 children from Ell Board of- Education has been _ ' , ™ . dicial Interpretation” of the In Marlborough, the date still olic High School, has been an Thus if a given fare, plus the 8 E^lnates covering only a ing him that there would be no 160 and 90. The latter beach was possibly be permitted. These wildered, but you have surely Copyright 1970 draft law itself. parting problem eslsta. Terry School Playground on Manchester Drive-In — The followed the great detective’s postponed until Aug. 26. , ™® is open Wednes- undecided. Manchester Evening Herald active member of lOH for the per cent tax, amounted to six^onth period: National, $1 actiaa taken against the officer, closed briefly last week, but has areas, arterial or collector General Features Corp. But Hebert indicated he Is In Griffin Rd. recently participat­ Love Bug, 8:40; Parent Trap, Last week the school board ^ * School Work Hebron correspondent, Aime past three years. He Is class $83.20, the airline would raise rtilllion; Allegheny, $898,000; He said that the full contents now reopened. A count of up to streets, are two on either side reasoning. Work it out for your­ no hurry to make a recommen­ ed in a car wash sponsored by 10:40. agreed to sponsor the Tri-Town . Summer maintenance work Emt, tel. 228-8971. president of the senior class, a the charge to $84. Frontier, $600,000; Air West, of both Smith’s earlier letter to 300 is considered safe for bath- Patlents Today: 286 of Ellington Rd. near Foster self before you read on. dation on Nixon’s deferment re­ the Recreation Department. Mansfield Drive-In — The Hell­ Auto Club along with Vernon Notes at the jelementary schools is member of the student council, $360,000. hlm and bis letter to Smith were ing. More tests were performed ADMITTEHl YESTEatDAY: Rd., by Fire House 1, another After taking the ace of hearts. quest or any other draft reform. Most of the airlines have “ Their energetic tolls netted cats, 8:46; Weekend With Tlie and Ellington. Horsman, mln- now underway. Advertisement— co-captaln of the track team, a not being disclosed. yesterday, and will be an- Mrs. Bessie Baldwin, 33 Cor­ on Governor’s Highway adjac­ South should cash the ace of “ Ihere’s more to review this asked the CAB to contlnde the |27 for a planned trip in the Babysitter, 10:16. Although the club ig..not strict- Congregational At the Hebron Elementary life scout, and a member of 4 Mbore also said that the Town nounced when ready. nell St.; John Bensche, 101 ent to the Industrial Zone, and clubs and lead the seven ol year and it will take more time The Board of Trustees of the fare-adjustment authority Indef­ near future to one of the state . State Theatre — Chisum. 2:36, ly a school-sponsored one, the Ci*“ *'®i' i*' Townshend, Vt., will School, Miller Construction Co. the glee club and ski club. *R ed S n o w ’ Florence St.; Mrs. Lucy L. the other, between the indus­ trumps to dummy’s queen. to review it than usual,” he told Douglas Library of Hebron are initely, beyond its Aug. 31 expi­ parks for a day of swimming, 6:00, 9:20; Hook, Line and Sink­ South ruffs a low club with a local Co-operative Work Exper- ^® i**® Efuest preacher at the has completed work on regrad­ Brennan, 268 Green Rd.; Mrs. trial zone and the resldentlally a reporter pressing on how soon accepting applications for part- Kautz was a member of the ration date. The red color of the so-called hiking and picnicking,’ ’ said er, 1:00, 7:50. high trump and leads the four lence (toordinator Ronald Lu- United Congregational CSiurch Florence O. Brown, 86 Madison developed areas east of Rt. 6. he can make a recommenda­ ing, fertilizing and seeding the time assistant librarian. Typing executive board of the Junior The CAB asked the airlines to “ red snow” Is due to a mi­ Coventry Playground Supervisor Dennis of trumps to dummy’s five. glnbuhl is Involved ■with the Sunday. St.; Cornelius O. Clark, Staf­ The commission is not expect­ UA TTieatre — M»A*S*H, 7 :30, tion. “ There’s a token for you.” playground for the new ball- experience necessa,ry. Applica­ class and president of his soph­ estimate the annual revenue in­ croscopic one-celled plant, ed to meet in August. Quigley. The exact date tor the Since the Jack and ten of boys in the project as are the ^ representative of the Sls- ford Springs; Mrs. Madeline S. 9:46. field. tions should be received by Au­ omore class.' crease and also to indicate their belonging to the algae, which field trip is undecided and will clubs have dropped, declarer eWE coordinators from Elllng- ters of Social Service Order will Costello, Claremont, N.H.; Mrs. Town Booklet Burnside — Catch 22, 7:00, WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen­ (Contractor Thomas Dunn has gust 3, 1970 and sent to the sec­ Instructors of the Handicap­ anticipated annual payments forms crimson patches on the Teachers^ Board To Meet be for the Ell Terry School can now lead the queen of clubs, ton and Rockville. he present at all Masses at St. Gertrude Drenzek, 7 Wart St., A 16-page booklet, the Di­ 9:20. ate Republican Leader Hugh been working on painting; retary Albert W. Hildlng, He­ ped give swimming lessons to under the aircraft use tax. snow in Arctic and Alpine re­ Playground participants only. discarding a heart from his The club will be formed to Matthew’s Church Sunday, Rockville; Stephen S. Eubanks, rectory of Conununlty Re­ work with boys who are inter- The sisters visit patients In Scott called on PresldentNlxon Frank Rich, carpentry; Nathan bron, Conn. the mentally and physically Not oil the airlines submitted gions. Tax Office hand. West takes the king of On Five Last Items in Pact 30 Alice Dr. sources has been mailed to ested in pursuing a career in hospitals and nursing homes, do today to demonstrate his sup­ handicapped persons every Sun­ The tax collector’s office will clubs, but declarer can ruff the The Board of Education’s ne- post as guidance counselor at Also, ’Thomas A. Fortuim, South Windsor residents this 2 Women Die automotives. The boys from the youth guidance work and parish port of an all-volunteer army by day afternoon in the MHS pool. week as a service of the Men­ be open Aug. 1, a Saturday, for heart return, enter dummy with beginning to replace draftees The 1970-71 program will start gotlation team will meet with I**® school, and will be­ Stafford Springs; Mrs. Judith A. In Cyete Cradi tri-town area will meet monthly visiting. They also do case work Vernon tal Health Council. residents who have not paid the ace of diamonds, and then now in Vietnam with volunteers. this year shortly after school come director of guidance in Gottler, 115 Warren Ave., Ver- discard his other diamond on to discuss common interests, for the Catholic Charities office lts counterpart from the Coven­ The booklet lists emergency their tax bills. MANSFIELD, Conn. (A P I - Scott repeated his backing of begins In September. Bolton. Emma Rockewell, art David T. Grant, Broad the established nine of clubs. and will attend presentations and sponsor group activities tor try Federation of Teachers to- numbers for police and fire de­ Hours ■will be from 8:30 a.m. Two young women were killed a bill to end the draft next year Those Interested In becoming teacher in the elementary Brook; Mrs. Marlon A. Guyette, It’s rather , lucky that the and films related to cars. women. Townes Ambulance Corps to 4 p.m. Taxes should be paid Thurs^y night 'when their and told the Senate in a speech: instructors should obtain ap- open fonight 'Hll 9! .morrow morning to try and tie schools, is leaving to go to 3® Beelzebub Rd., Wapping; partments, poison control cen­ clubs and trumps behave so The club will be sponsored by A special collection will be by Aug. 3, or they will begin motorcycle ran off Wormwood “ I don’t believe it would be an pUcatfons from Kautz at his up the loose ends in the still-un­ graduate school. Raymond N. Hall, London Rd., ter, convalescent homes and well, but it costs nothing to try. the Rockville Area Chamber of taken at Masses Sunday to ben- Ernest Martucci was appoint- Hebron; Mark W. Kimball, 184 hospitals available to residents. to accumulate Interest charges Road and overturned, state po­ Commerce and will be advised eflt the order, overstatement to point out a Is Now ‘Out of the Red’ address or Moyer at 98 Prince­ settled teachers' contract. of % to 1 per cent each month. ed to fill Flek’s post, and Mrs. Hackmatack St.; Raymond E. The directory was prepared lice said. by a local businessman member Bulletin Board good deal of discontent among The Vernon Ambulance (torps resident between the age of 18 ton St. Instructors must be in KKRV9 SIfOfTto Five items remain to be de Interest charges will be levied by Mrs. William Donavan with Killed in the accident were with the assistance of the three 'The tax collector will be at the young is due to the policy of is completely sell- sustaining, and 60, Mobile said. grades 9 through 12 and., have a elded, and these were the items Niederwerfer Rd retroactive to July 1. position of nurse at Coventry South Windsor; Mrs. Marlon J. the aid of Mental Health Coun­ Susan L. Cocks, 22, of WUliman- eWE coordinators. the Town Hall from 9 a.m. unUl sending draftees to Vietnam.” according to a report Just com­ Book on Vernon life saving badge either through ladias' gowns that went to arbitration, where There will be no delinquent DISNEY'S 2 GREATEST Bringing draftees home from Grammar School, replacing Mrs. McConvllle, 99 Keeney St. cil chairman Judy Staaterman, tic, operator of the cycle, and The state has accepted the Tol- 1 tomorrow for the convenience pleted by corps captain, David The Vernon Historical Soci­ Red Cross or scouting. they were swttled in the teach­ charge if payment is mailed Doris Gaudet, 21, of Mansfield, mANCHESTe the war zone, he said, would be Anna t3ay, who recently resign- Also, Mrs. Marguerite Mac­ to acquaint all residents with D R.t No. 1 FUNNEBE SHOW land contract with the Pine of those wishing to pay their R. Mobile. ety’s publication, “ Vernon, Our ladies' btousos ers’ favor by a unanimous de­ and postmarked Aug. 3 and the the passenger. the first step toward ending the ed. MacNeely, 24 Strong St.; Mrs. the resources open to them. RIES 6 & 44A • BOl ION NOTCH Ridge School in Vermont, g;uar- taxes in person, Town,” has Just been released cision of the three-man arbitra­ entire tax bill should accom­ State police said the motor­ LOVE BUG SHOWN 1st. draft itself. M r^le commented that not Mary A. Marr, Rt. 6A, Colum­ Services Usted are the Board anteelng a $3,500 grant to cover a story hour tor local In Its second printing and is Bristol Opera Star ghis* shorts tion board, and were then re­ pany payment. A receipt will be cycle ran off the right side of "Ctongress has a unique op­ only is the operation of the am­ bia; Mrs. Dorothy P. Noble, En­ of Education, Department of the local special education ex- youngsters will be held tomor- jected by the board of educa­ mailed to all tax payers. the road on a straight stretch CHILDREN UNDER U FREE portunity to demonstrate Its bulance “ out of the red,” but now available at the Rockville To Become Teacher giris' pafomas price field; Mrs. Cynthia J. R^he, Special services. Department of penses involved. row morning at 10 In the Tol- tion. The board’s decision not Coimuimity Link between two curves in the nar­ sensitivity to one of the great­ enough money is being collect­ Public Library. to accept the arbitrator’s de­ 433 Center St.; Mrs. Virginia Public Welfare, Recreation De­ Scitollarship Award land Public Library. The book la a child’s history BRISTOL, Conn. (AP) — rator’s de- c J J O - Manchester Evening Herald row, winding back road. The Can Herbie, a clean-living, Walter Dlmmock, son of Mrs. _____ est, most legitimate gripes of ed to make possible the pur­ white they knt! cision, which was not binding „ suspenaed oy Seifert, East Hartford; Mrs. partment, South Windsor Pub­ chase of a new ambulance of Vernon, written and Illus­ Opera singer Cliaima d’Angelo ______» A ___ •' .Tnnn R WnlrtAti ABO W South Windsor correspondent women were pronounced dead at Elaine Dlmmock of Kingsbury Manchester Evening Herald our young,” Scott said. upon them anyway, meant that C l • Joan B. Walden, 430 W. Middle lic Nursing Associatimi, South WALT DISNEY hard-working small car trated by a group of local ed­ of Bristol has ' been appointed "w e feature variety J tel. 644-8274. the scene. Ace. Ext., has received one of Tolland correspondent Bette ■"The draft Is antiquated, un­ every three years. The money the five items tmd to go back x - i P l C f l f f O 9 l £ i y U l £ Tpke.; Stephen A. Zane Jr., 10 Windsor Central Library and productions • ^ . find happiness acceptable, inequitable and bas­ will also take care of the an­ ucators under the direction of an assstant professor at the In­ at Ita very best!” to negotiations between the Echo Dr., Vernon, pretentt the memorial scholarship Quatrale, tel. 875-2845. diana University School of Mu­ the South Windsor Youth Coun­ * ^ in today’s ically unworkable no matter nual budget. Miss Hazel Lutz. The Vernon board and the OFT. CHICAGO (AlP) — A PoUce BIRTHS YESTERDAY; A cil. sic. hectic world? how streamlined a lottery sys­ The 1969 - 70 budget figure school system recently adopted One negotiation session was Department community rela- daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Law- Organization listings include, tem we develop.” was $16,006. This included the the book as a text to be used But, she has written friends, held lastweek to try and settle program has been sus- rence Beaudry, 386 Buckland religious, service, fraternal and cost of purchase of a new am­ In grade 5. she doesn’t expect her teaching i M it a t the remaining l$ems, and the pended in a North Side neigh- Rd., South Windsor; a son to social, recreational, cultural Onassis Tells of Talks bulance. The amount collected Moose Meeting career to mean the end of her outcome of that meeting was borhood where two officers Mr. and Mrs. James Herbiak, and political groups. in fees was $11,137. The budget The Rockville Women of the public appearances. discussed : night at the were slain a week ago, a police Stafford Springs; a son to Mr. TECHNKOUMr Runway Cave-In In the centerfold are pro­ for the current year is $8,021 Moose 1360 will meet Monday “As a performing member of Board of Education meeting, spokesman announced. and Mrs. William Tubbs, 108 W ith Arabs in H ijack grams sponsored by the Mental with an estimated $11,500 ex­ at 8 p. m. at the Moose Home, the School of Music faculty, I with members directing their The spoksman said Thursday Willow Dr., Hebron, Stalls Air Traffic Health Clinic a n d Mental ATHENS (AP) — Aristole On­ added, they asked to see him pected to be collected in fees. 18 Elm St. will take part In the opera pro­ D negotiators OMCO.MC • IW S««0M rM M M S>M even faster if I get the gear ers requested. youths broke into a sixth-floor Wapping; Mrs. Irene M. Evans, man, but I personally will as­ a representative of the Interna­ from Washington to Albany via were logged by members of the shift figured out.” Not much The teachers’ request for sab­ apartment and fired the fatal 146 Union St., Rockville; FYed sure that it will work out.” tional Red Cross. Rochat pro­ Philadelphia which had to put corps in providing all of the TheVdlkswogen award for L. Bellows, Willlmantlc; Rich­ pickup “but who’s going to get batical ^ leave has also been “ Severln, 38, and Rizza- Onassis had offered to become posed the compromise with the down In Hartford, Conn. The services. The current member­ ard A. Wotruba, 118A New State in my way?” a hostage if the hijackers freed Greek government which flight passengers were bused to ship is 20. Mobile said the corps 87. were walking across a R d.; Mrs. Nancy B. Allen and Shlepe plans to rig the passen­ with a slight modification. The . .. . . ^ I -K -K -K -k -R » -K -It 4c I the passengers and crew. caused the hijackers to release Albany. would like to maintain a list of ger compartment with circular teachers wanted, and the arbi- k u . —son, • 246 Plymouth — Lane,------. “ But they refused,” he said at the passengers, crew and plane. Other incoming flights and physical fHness. trators agreed, to the sabbatical ywths have been arrest- iBolton; Mrs. Carolyn M. Kem HONIIS DAYS NIGHTS .about 25 members. seats, carpeting, air condition­ MON lUF WFD IHUR »RI the news conference. Then he Onassis said he assured the some passengers scheduled to clause for teachers after seven ^ charged with murder in son, 296A Green Rd. Among the volunteers is ing, stereo, television and a tele­ quipped: ” It seems my stock is leave Albany were routed to years of service, and the board ‘*'® shootings. ------ENTIRe PARK OPEN *,1 PJM. chief hijacker that he would a group of women who respond phone then refit the tank out for MRt 4N nm fMM sHonf nrmc fA yw wwN going down.” cooperate with the Red Cross. New York, Syracuse and Bos­ is lengthening tlds to 10 years to ambulance calls during day­ parades at $100 a day. Mtr«'N Nil Vito He said that when he first of­ ton. CycHrts Follow The pact holds that the seven light hours. Membership Is open "To anyone but violent in its negotiation posture. High Court Denies fered himself as hostage, the hi­ A watch supervisor at the sub­ Finally, the board continues ‘Brother’ to Grave CMWrMUNtaUrMrt . .• 1 .0 0 Arab prisoners are to be turned to any interested, physically fit groups,” he says. “I hate war.” Airport Rehearing IfWiAWiemltywrs . . jackers did not even agree to over to the Red Cross In about a urban airport said the runway to refuse to go along with the w a CHERRY VALLEY N Y mm% MMU Nil sau i pm, m 4ML f«r ■■ rMts fr4« I FA to NM PAl see him. Three hours later, he month. surface apparently had been t e ^ e r s ’ request to m rte HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) - (AP) - The young man being AA--- e- ^ ------washed away by water that col­ liVfv S Ml jTMl Ptor vMNSIIIX extra - curtcular compensation Connecticut Supreme Court buried was a member ol a mo- lected underneath. This a negoUable item. . has denied motions to reargue torcycle club, so, at hla family’s' MtotoMptoMpMff , . .SUO0 Ivtoftoto Ntor tN ptirt . • .9 M 0 The depression was about one "ce n t decision on expansion InvltaUon, 70 ragtag cyclists MMM ussu M wu r ra. a M pja Lockup Suicide Probed foot deep in the 6,000 foot mac­ used car is ^ Tweed-New Haven Airport. trom around the naUon formed isi»«i>»sirt««»Tpa.aWiiiiii adam runway. Parkhilf-Joyce wish of In Grand Jury Action More on Shelves guaranteed increase for the 1970-71 school denial in his one-sentence de­ Philip Knoetgen, 22', killed in a Coming Sunday’ Flower Shop year. The five administrators clslon Thursday. The decision, motorcycle accident. NEW LONDON, Conn. (AP) Mrs. Passlno lives In an ap­ A recent study showed that Seventy men cycled in and, Jeannie C. Riley stores carried 867 items on their Frank Gakeler, Proprietor are the four school principals in effect, sealed a lower-court — The one-man g;rand Jury artment Just above the alley 901 MAIN ST., MANCrasSTE] 100%. and the director of pupU per- ruling that has hobbled Tweeds’ two by two, motored slowly in 3 FREE SHOWS where police apprehended Loom­ shelves in 1928 as compared the funeral procession Thursday probe of state police activities vrith the 7,360 items carried by (Next to Hartford ■Natlanal gonnel. entry into large-scale jet service is and Smith. Bank) along several miles thitMigh In New London County began supermarkets in 1967. It is pre­ 2 As in the other two cases, a YES—^WE DEUVBB a This contract narrowly es- for the past two years, rolling hills to a rural cemetery caped rejection at Monday A Superior Court Ruling in Hiursday to investigate the sec­ state police obtained information dicted that supermarkets wlU Phoaea: 948-0701—949-144$ near this east-central New York lift n-Msn min rmrry some 10,000 Items In 1970. night’s Town OouncU meeting, 1968 said that New Haven must THEATRE EAST ond of three cases on the agen­ from informers before staking the councU having the i ^ t to seek perm issl^ from East m - ^ da, the apparent suicide of a out the dairy store. ^ ™ ‘ u®*" the priest’s service had conclud- prisoner at the state police lock­ The third case on the grand Last nig^it’s board action se m safety and clear rones in that ^ad begun to up tn Groton last year. Jury agenda concerns the death up the necessaiy approvals, town. East Haven has opposed leave. A retired Superior C3ourt of two Groton brothers. Gene FREE 12 Trambtor Radio (’The dealer guarantees 100% to repair or re~ with both sides now ready to scheduled jet service at the air- Then the motorcycUsts—the Judge, State Referee Raymond and Roger Perkins, who were Shop Marlow’s Furniture Department for these ploco the engine • transmisdon • rear axle • front sign the agreement. port and has refused to grant Pagans—circled the casket hnd Given Away NIGHTLY to Lucky J. Devlin, is conducting the in­ shot to death in May 1969 at a Coatomer NOW Thieoi^ TUES. axle assem blies*brake system* efectrtcal system vestigations behind closed doors. The board has now received permission tor taking property, dropped into the hole their spe- iBhnWsyne Norwich Junior high school that SAT. ONLY JULY 2Sth 1 DAY SPECIALS! for 3 0 days or 1000 miles, whichever comes first.) 4 the comiUete report of the lay The land and air space U clal mementoes—an iron cross ,a Although no official report has troopers had staked out. curriculum committee, but is needed to make fuU use of a button, good luck items from been issued on the status of the The grand Jury probe recessed • Deluxe Sand Chairs ...... $6.98 • Beautiful Tweed or Plastic Swivel withholding it from release un- uooffoot runway extension at the their denim and leather cloth- SHE CAME TO] probe, newsmen at the scene re­ Thursday afternoon and is to re­ Rockers, Beg. $9B.»6 ...... Sale $69.00 tU members have had the op- airport ing SIT W ITH ported that 'Witnesses had been convene at 10 a.m. Monday. portunity to thoroughly review ' FofTestlici«'Chiistopher Ceorge-Ben JohnsonBruce Cabot called in connection with the a Beach Umbrella ...... $10.88 BABY... Devlin Indicated he hopes to • Solid Maple, Beg. 9100.96 S Piece This award is bestowed upon those it. The board hopes to hold a ------death of Jrtei G Bustard, 18. complete the Investigation by Dinette Set, table plus 4 chairs used automobiles (be they VWs or do­ jefnt meeting 'with committee AND Qem Corbett’ Kno^^^es•A^ldrew FVinelWiard Jaeckel Bustard, who was arrested on Aug. 10. Sale Sale $188JM> members in September to go WE lyiida DsV’AniJ hrodu(iig,Ceoffney Deuel & ftim^ drug charges in April, reported­ • Chaises “ Lawnlito Alomlnura” . $24.96 mestics) that have passed the Volkswagen over the findings in the report. AW, Executive Produce: Michael Wayne ■ Written and Produced by Andrew IFenady ly hanged himself in a cell at • BecUnlng Black Hedstrom Shop­ dealer's rigorous 16-point inspection and Three resignationa were ac­ Directed by Andrew VM^Laglen- naauu«i|«riim* r = i ...... — 1 the Groton barracks. Jobless Pay Bill • 4 Drawer Walnut Student Desk ping StroUer. Beg. $24.96 . .Sale $17.08 have thereby proven themselves to be of cepted by the board last night. AMIKENICHOLSHLM W l PAN*visroN»TtcHNicoioR« *Kinoev cofTipanv |U|‘S5lM!S2*w| The first case that Devlin took Reg. $44.96 ...... Sale $84.88 Edmund De Hay is leaving his WHAT sound engine and body. D A O O N l > CBAM ra SaOWN TODAY Ajn inO; EVEt I'M; SAT. 1 :29. 4:49 * 8^9 up concerned the arrest of two Pass^ By House post as Fngiiiih teacher at the AUUVARKIN DID Norwich men in February dur­ e Patio Furniture SEDUCED! high school, with no reason ■ emihmeeat serum MOMMY ing a police stakeout of a dairy • (1 Only) 12” Portable t V 8 Beater GUder ...... NOW $49J{0 / / M' M.AY (Conttnueid from Page One) given. John Flek is leaving his store In Norwich. A trooper al­ Beg. $88.96 ...... Sale $08.00 Hatching C hair...... NOW $29.00- legedly fired a weapon r^le nesses employing one or more capturing the men, Harry E. persons for 20 weeks or longer. Many Other Fine Values — Come On In and Browse! f t ? . B i Loomis Jr., 27, and Richard R. —extend protection to em­ Smith, 21. They were charged ployes of state and nonprofit . t IBABYSITTER 'with conspiracy to commit rob­ colleges, but not faculty mem­ IfFralb MASH COLOR by OCLUXE B OP bery with violence. bers. TECHNICOLOR* An Ingo Preminger Production Amrxig those testifying Thurs­ —make an emergency exten­ Delly Bzoept Sundays Color by Deluxe® day on the Loomis-Smith case sion of IS weeks of benefits U Bias«U StreM PANAVISION* TED TRUDON, Inc. Oona. (06040) Panavision® was Mrs. Victoria Passlno of 221 when the national percentage of. Central Ave., Norwich. After 4.6 per cent. M MMTU AIR ( O N n m u 'iU - TOLLAND TPKE. — TALCOTTVILLE Fusuge Paid at Oreafac HarttoWI Won’t Let testifying, she told a newspaper —and, to increase federal un­ QUALITY FURNITURE DEPARTMENT employment tax one-tenth of ____ BA TS8 BURNSIDE It Ga! Ihla Fartaatte reporter she had told the state ___ h i A d reace SHOWN AT ____ FUm Held Over -referee that probably more than one per cent while raising the Downtown Blain St., Manchester • Open 6 Days • Thursday Nights Tsar ...... r ...... «aaob iRlAWfORD MNEfRANCt tax base from $3,000 to $4,200 ef­ — ■■ ...... JSJC 7:00-9:20 16tfa S*M*A*S*H WEEK ■s Scott Carter riCHMcaoR* one shot was fired when troop­ ...... 7.00 ers arrested the defendants. fective in 1972. / /

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY^ JULY 24, 1970 P A G E F IV E PAGE p o in t MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1970 Under the Mushroom Cloud / i l T A B . Tate Slaying Motive •By CLAY R. POLLAN- ^ ARIES UBRA UAR.21 • Your Daily Ach'vily Guido SEFT. According fo Iho Start, ’• Promised Before Jury If ocf. 5-11-12-20 To develop message for Saturday, read words corresponding to numbers 2 - 8 - 21-21 LOS ANGELES (AP) — The movie colony for arrest and con­ /'29-43-80-81 1 5 3 ^ 7 -6 9 Radioactive Refuse Grows of your Zodiac birth siga curtain goes up today in the viction of Miss Tate’s killers. BJdltor's note: Growth of Ttwitiv-wwwiwnyiwaaiwiw^^ ^TAURUS SCORPIO PROPS ST ommended that the AEC stop posed to be able to hold up after 1 Today's 31 Foce 61 Little Sharon Tate murder trial with a Hie life style of Miss Tate’s clear activiUes brings with ocr. 23 pumping low level radioactive a 30 foot drop onto an unyielding 2Shop 32 There 62 Writings social set is expected to be accumulating pile of radloai^ve I '4r< MAY 20 3. Look 33 Could 63 While NOK. 2( young prosecutor ready to out- brought up by the defense. Rebuttal waste into the aquifer and that surface and 30 minutes in a 4-1'4-25-30 4 Moon 34 Some 64 Shopping O R - I nuclear garbage. This third arti­ 34-36,38-40^. liiie the state’s case against four Attorney Paul Fitzgerald, rep­ WASHINGTON' (AP) — it end the practice of burying 1,475 degree fire. D'45-57-62 5 A sp e cts 35 And 65 You cle in a four-part seriM from 6 Favorable 36 Origlnol 66 Control 46-49-50 V ® hippie-type defendants. resenting Miss Krenwlnkel and GR-I Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg, solid waste above it. But the thick AEXl regulations GEMINI 7 Favor 37 To 67 Being SAGITTARIUS UPPER the AP Special /^Aaslgiunent MAY.K Deputy Dist. Atty. Vincent heading the defense team, has U PPER AU 0-6VM chEdrman of the Atomic The AEC then notified the governing casks say nothing 8 At 3 8 Idea 68 Temper NOY. Team discusses ^ a t the Atom­ 9 Don't 39 Your alleged in a court document that ROOF ROOF Energy Commission, said state of Idaho that it plans to about the makeup of trains. ^ A uNE 20 69 Nicked BugUoel had promised that in ic Energy C oi^ lsslon is doing 10 Cooperative 40 Could 70 You DEC. one victim—>Iay Sebring—en­ PRE-PRIMARY 'Thursday "the AEC al­ stop burying solid waste over While federal regulations prohi­ ,41-48-51-55 11 For 41 Clilseltrs 71 Meet his opening statement he would STAGE about nuclear trash—and what ^ - 6 3 - 6 ^ ^ gaged in acts of sadism with ways has considered pub­ the aquifer, though not for ten bit putting unlike hazardous C;61-70-72 12 Moking 42 Nos* 72 Hear 71-73-77 some critics think should be 13 Protect 43 And 73 Frlersdt disclose the reason the beauti­ young women. He also alleged years or more. AEC plems CANCER done. lic health and safety as materials next to each other— 14 Signs 44 To 74 Let CAPRICORN ful, pregnant actress and six that two other victims—^Abigail GR-I Its foremost responsibil­ would send solid WEtste to n re­ such as radioactive material ^ % JUNE 21 15 Erideavors 45 Reoding 75 Your DEC. 16 Children others were slain last August. Folger and Wojlciech FYykows- ity.” pository it wants to establish in ^ J U L Y 22 46M e«t 76 Asplrottons C O R R By^DONALO M. ROTHBERO next to a load of explosives— 17 Slow 47 B* 77 Unexpectedly JAN. "The motive is even more bi­ kl—were known narcotics users. He said an Associated 1,000-foot-deep salt mines in there is no bar to putting them g^ 1 3 -l 6-17-23 18 You 48 Are 78 Spit* 9-22-39-424 zarre than the killings them­ 19 Could Fitzgerald said such testimo­ WASHINGTON (AP) — A Press story discussing the Lyons, Kan. in the same freight train with a 1 ^ 2 7 - 6 6 - 6 8 49 With 79 With I44-78-84-89R selves," he said. throwing pile of nuclear garbage 20 Business 50 Approval 80 Pulling ny could support a theory that agency "could lead to the few cars in between. LEO 21 Regulor 51 Busy 81 Strings AQUARIUS will still be giving off deadly ra­ Federal water pollution offi­ After Bugliosi finished, the unknown killers had a motive erroneous impression, es­ cials say they have yet to get Most of the 5,000 or more de­ 22 Cutoff 52 Face 82 The JAN. 20 diation 1,000 years from now. 23 The 53 Avoid 83 Spar state was expected to begin call­ for the slayings. pecially among those who railments of freight trains each >At/G. 22 24 Come FEI. 11 Critics chal.enge whether the permission to enter the Hanford 54 And 84 Your ing a battalion of witnesses, A courthouse source said the do hot follow these activi­ instollation and inspect the tank year are minor. But in 1969 ^ 1- 5- 740 25 Accent 55 Believe 85W oy» 18-19-24-31r<,. aiming to prove that shaggy- prosecution would deal with the Atomic Energy Commission 26 Outlets 5 6 A 86 Cupid 37-52-79-86S& ties closely, that the AEC storage area. alone, 25 communities were ;S715-35-87-90 COURT keeps that hot trash safely iso­ 27 Pace 57 Or 87 Sociable haired, diminutive Charles Man- gunshot-knife slayings of Miss COURT has been lax in protecting V IR G O 28 Upward 58 Porting 88 Heavenward PISCES lated from the environment. They hope to eliminate Han­ evacuated after derailment of fEB. It • son, 35, ordered his young fol­ Tate and four visitors shortly public health and safety, trains carrying carloads of haz­ A U G . 22 29 Contacts 59 Perhon 89 Face ford’s use of water from the Cc- 3 0 Y o u r 6 0 O f 90 Gatherings lowers on a murderous mission after midnight Aug. 9 before G R -5 Radioactive leftovers are an and that it has been less m sEfr.22 MAR. 20Y OR-Z GR-3 lumbla River to cool reactors. ardous materials. 7/25 last August. turning to the next night’s stab­ inescapable byproduct of atom­ than candid in reporting ^32-33-47-56 ic reactors that produce the ra­ In 1966, federal water quality There have been no cases SHTTV ^Adverse ^Neutctl Hie state will try to show that bing deaths of wealthy market the full facts about its pro­ 758-60-82-85 owner Leno LaBlanca and his dioactive elements for nuclear officials asked the AEC to halt where radioactive material has Manson held a strange domi­ grams.” wife Rosemary. weapons and generate a grow­ this practice and install ho.at been involved in a major derail­ nance over members of his hlp- "In the case of the ment. ing share of the nation’s elec­ Rocky Flats plant fire,” dissipation facilities at Hanford. ple-style "family,” including the But the railroads are leery tricity. said Seaborg, "we have Nothing was done, they said. NLRB Raps Transfer three comely women on trial enough of the prospects that They include 80 million gal­ made exhaustive studies^ Officials said they are more with him—Susan Atkins, 21, Blaze Sweeps some, including the Penn Cen­ MEDIA CENTER lons of boiling hot liquid stored confirmed by the state of concerned about thermal pollu­ Of Power to U.S. Court Leslie Van Houten, 20, and Pa­ in 2(X) giant tanks, and more Colorado 4-lndlcating that tion than with traces of radioac­ tral, refuse to haul spent fuel tricia Krenwlnkel, 22. British Resort elements. mundane items such as rags, there is no health hazard. tivity also found in the river and WASHINGTON (AP) — The slons, was to establish a uni­ All are charged with murder- clothing and machine oil that "With respect to candor in shellfish at its mouth more form system of labor law ad­ conspiracy. ST. rVES, England (AP!) — rl____ chairman and general counsel Fire swept through the center of have one big difference; they we frequently find our­ than 200 miles from Hanford. The prosecution is expected to of the National Labor Relations ministered by a single agency,” make a Geiger counter tick. selves confronted with dif­ Ordman said. bring forth members of Man- this picture post card vacation Preliminary results of studies Candidate Has resort early today, damaging Much of the criticism of AEC ficult, technical questions Board are opposed to a proposal To transfer the trial of unfair son’s nomadic cult to tell of not underway have shown tnat restaurants, shops and holiday handling of nuclear waste cen­ which defy instant and un­ Post-War Plan to transfer unfair labor practice practice cases from the board to their communal life at the - p i . I f . . . , salmon, the most important Spahn Ranch and later at a for­ apartments. ters on these points: qualified answers. This commercial and sport fish in cases from the board to the fed­ federal district courts would was true in the Rocky tress-like encampment near rNo injuries were reported. —Two major facilities, the the river, are extremely sensi­ For the Worker eral courts. necessarily imperil this uni­ Flats situation and we is­ Death Valley. Police closed all roads into Hanford Atomic Works near tive to increases in the water formity. Richland, Wash., and the Na­ sued information as soon EAST HARTFORD Conn. Both Chalrmsin Edwsurd B. Hie state’s ace is one star wit­ the Cornwall seacoast town and temperature. ’’For instead of having one NURSE tional Reactor Test Site (NRTS) as the facts became avail­ (■AP) — "An end to the war Miller and general counsel Ar­ ness—petite, sandy-haired Lin­ banned sightseers while they In answer to criticism that its at Idaho Falls, Idaho, are in able.” In Vietnam and the expected nold Ordman urged in state­ five-member agency ultimately da Kasablan,. checked records and hotel regis­ vast store of liquid waste is par­ cut-back In military contracts deciding the questions of law areas of moderate earthquake ments for the Senate Judiciary Mrs. Kasabian, 21, onetime ters to make sure all visitors ticularly dangerous, the AEC need not spell disaster for our and policy Involved In those activity. subcommittee on separation of member of Manson’s clan and were accounted for. About 80 says it expects to have convert­ economy If we act to prevent cases, they would be decided by —While the AEC says it now powers that no such drastic mother of two babies, has re­ tourists driven from their rooms NAS report, the AEC was push­ ed all the liquid now in storage it,” the Rev. Joseph Duffey said the over 100 Judges In those dis­ has methods for converting liq­ move be approved. portedly agreed to tell what she were given shelter in Salvation ing for studies of the possibili­ at Hanford to solid form by Thursday night. tricts, who have no specialized uid waste to a more easily and ’’Its result would be deleter­ knows of the killings in return Army headquarters. ties of earthquakes in the Han­ 1975. Duffey, a candidate for the safely handled solid form, pro­ ious,” said Ordman. knowledge of labor-manage­ for immunity from prosecution. The fire started about 2 a.m. ford area. When Hanford was Liquid Waste Democratic U.S. Senate nomina­ ment relations and who would gress has been slow. ” I would view with great She’ll take the stand Monday, in a restaurant on the pictur­ built during World War n , the tion, made his remarks at the —NRTS is located directly But the growth of the nuclear skepticism,” Miller said, ’’the tend to take a local, rather than and the prosecution says she esque harbor and leaped to ad­ primary considerations in opening of his East Hartford above the Snake River Aquifer, power Industry will greatly ac­ a national, view of the prob­ may testify for as long as five joining buildings. choosing the site were its isola­ campaign headquarters. ability of federal prosecutors, one of the world’s largest under­ celerate the generation of liquid lem,” Ordman said. days. He said defense contractors however able they may be as in­ ground fresh water sources. tion and Its dry climate. No par­ waste. Walter G. Belter of the Rather than improving the of­ such as Pratt & Whitney Air­ dividual lawyers, to acquire a Attorney Daye Shinn, repre­ Some low level liquid waste con­ ticular consideration was given AEXl’s division of reactor devel­ ten criticized slowness of the craft, Connecticut’s largest em­ sufficient background in the in­ senting Miss Atkins, told news­ Muacle Shoah taining only minute quantities of to the possibility of a strong opment, predicted in a recent board’s processes, he said the ployer, should be required to tricacies of our federal labor men, "We will show that they radioactivity is pumped into the earthquake. speech that by the year 2000, Tower bill would have the op­ The name of Muscle Shoals put 26 per cent of their profits law with sufficient speed to en­ were not connected with the kill­ aquifier. Years later, when the first nu­ there will be 77 million gallons for a series of rapids in the into a fund to insure that their able them to cope with the CEtse posite effect, because of the ings. We’ll show that they had Hanford Leaks clear power plants were built, of high level liquid waste in Tennessee River may come employes have Jobs when de­ load with which they would be many cases that would be added nothing to do with it.” —There have been 11 leaks the AEC became earthquake storage, only 3 million gallons from "mussel," a variety of fense contracts expire. inundated.” to the backlog courts. Shinn said one piece of evi­ from tanks at Hanford—one in­ conscious. Power companies less than is now in tanks. shellfish found in the region. The companies that put one- Neither Miller nor Ordman ’■Today over 90 per cent of the dence the defense will challenge Some people think it refers to volved 50,000 gallons—in 28 were required to desig;n plants The new fuel reprocessing in­ quarter of their profits into such appeared in person during the unfair labor practice charges is a fingerprint found on the the shape of the river, which is Proposed Nathan Hale School Additions, Renovations years. AEC officials say the liq­ to withstand a strong shaking dustry is developing as a satel­ a trust fund, he said, would get filed with the board are dis­ door of Miss Tate’s mansion. uid moved only 15 feet and last three days of testimony in like the muscle in a man’s arm. and to conduct detailed surveys lite of nuclear power plants. Aft­ their money back only when posed of quickly, without litiga­ The state says it’s MQss Kren- couldn’t possibly reach the wa­ which management supported *nie plans shown on this page The facilities on the first floor Renovations In the existing sets of two class areas. Fold­ materials such as tapes and of sites to make sure they er about two years, the radioac­ they have submitted plans for tion, by dismissal, withdrawal wlnkel’s thumbprint. Shinn says Mankey Associates, with some ter table. Some scientists aren’t and labor opposed the measure. of the addition (above right) building on the ground floor call ing peirtitions running north and films. wouldn't build a plant right on a tive fuel elements in nuclear converting their operations from or settlement,” he said. the print is too fragmentary to are for the proposed addition help from some members of the so certain. Stephen I. Schlossberg of De­ Congratulations would Include locker rooms at for converting the existing south (indicated on the plans by New bathrooms would be con­ fault. power plants lose their eifflclen- war to peace-time production. be positively identified. and renovations to the Nathan Town Building Committee and —^The rapid growth of the nu­ troit, UAW general counsel, said the south end of the addition, a cafeteria Into usable space lor a Jagged line) would divide the structed on both the first and But the AEXl’s own installa­ cy and must be replaced. They would have to do so with­ Hale School. They are the re­ the Board of Education Build­ clear power industry is causing Thursday the bill is part of a He also said there was a lack HERKY'S large gym area which would arts and crafts and music two class areas into traditional second floors of the existing tions didn’t undergo the same The so-called spent elements out eliminating the Jobs of any ing and Sites Committee. a proliferation of privately oper­ of physical evidence against SANDWICH SHOP sult of over two months work by also be used as an auditorium, activities. classrooms and and allow them building so that the current sit­ review as power plants. It was are extremely hot and highly workers, he said. pampalgn oy management Cereal Makers Final wording for the propos­ ated nuclear fuel reprocessing Manson and predicted, "He FROM Mankey Associates of Manches­ a stage which would service the Hie second floor of the ad­ to be open to one another (or the uation of one set of facilities on suggested they ought to. In the radioactive. TTiey are stored at groups who do not accept the al will be worked out by the plants, waste storage facilities Otherwise, Duffey said, the should walk out of there at the CONN. CELERY OO. auditorium-gym, and a cafeteria dition (lower left) would house purpose of team teaching and the ground floor for the whole mid-1960s a number of surveys the plant under water for three money would be used to pay for collective bargaining principle. Deny Testimony ter, the Town Building Commit­ Board of Education before it is and shipment of highly radioac­ end . . . They’ve got him on a 101 Reserve Rd., Hartford and kitchen facilities In the four class areas over the new large group activities. school would be improved. were made of the Hanford area. to six months to allow the retraining and relocating work­ The motive behind the bill, he tee, and the Board of Education submitted to the Board of tive material on the nation’s thread.” north end of the building. The cafeteria. The class areas would Renovations (or the first floor Plans lor the Keeney St. and Ail concluded that the chances short-lived radioactive elements ers to other Jobs. said, is to discredit the board On Nutrient Rate Building and Sites Committee. Directors for approval at its railroads, which average more Shinn said he’ll also challenge stage could be used to service operate under the same philos­ of the existing building (lower Robertson Schools have ap­ of a strong earthquake were ex­ to decay off and also to dissi­ ’’There is no reason,” he add­ and make it tougher on unions. Aug. 4 meeting. than 15 derailments a day. WASHINGTON (AP) — Ce­ the credibility of two women BEST WISHES TO The addition (gray shaded the cafeteria also. ophy as the classroom additions left) call for creating an ade­ peared in the past two Friday tremely slight. pate some of the heat. Then ed, ’’why Pratt & Whitney The bill, sponsored by Sen. to Keeney St. and Robertson If the Board of Directors ap­ AEC scientists worry as much real makers have defended prisoners who told police that area above left) would extend A folding partition of some quate administrative suite, and Heralds. Dr. G. W. Hpusner of Califor­ they are loaded into huge ship­ cannot produce railroad engines John G. Tower, R-Tex., and oth­ Miss Atkins described details of sort would be Installed on the Schools. converting the old auditorium A preliminary cost estimate proves the proposal, a public as anybody about nuclear waste ping casks for transport to a as efficiently as it now pro­ ers, would leave the NLRB the their breakfast foods as nutri­ HERKY'S from the west of the existing disposal. They were going about nia Institute of Technology did the killings while in Jail. He stage to cut down on the noise There would be a solid, non­ into a media center. of $1,996 million for the pro­ hearing on the matter will be fuel reprocessing plant. duces airplane engines.” responsibility of handling repre­ tious and wholesome in the face Sandwich Shop their work with little public no­ one of those early surveys and claims the cellmates told their building Into what is now a pav­ passing from the gym to the load bearing wall running east- The media center will house posed construction on the three held and it will be placed on The only commercial plant Duffey faces the party - en­ sentation cases, including the tice or outside interference until said in an interview that he con­ of Senate testimony of a nutri­ story in order to qualify for a FYom ed play area. cafeteria. west dividing the floor into two books and educational resource schools has been compiled by the November ballot. now In operation is at West Val­ dorsed candidate, Alphonsus conduct of representative elec­ CAPITOL VENDING May 1966, when a National cluded "it was not a reg;lon tion expert who said moat ce­ $25,(XK) reward offered by the ley, N.Y. Another is under con­ Donahue, and State Sen. Ed­ tions, but would remove the un­ Academy of Sciences committee where we would expect strong struction at Morris, 111. ward Marcus in a primary fight fair practices cases to the reals contribute little to good handed ^ a report that gave the shaking.” Aug. 19. Another Democrat, In­ courts for trial. health. AEXl more than it asked for. Susceptible Area The reprocessing plants have far greater potential for releas­ cumbent Sen. Thomas J. Dodd, ” I would be concerned about Most leading dry cereal mak­ ’Ihe Committee on CSeologlcal Two years ago Housner was announced Thursday he was run­ LAUREL BEEF CO*. INC* Aspects of Radioactive Waste asked to take another look at ing radioactivity to the atmos­ creating a situation In which the ers defended their products ning for re-election as an Inde­ federal district courts might be Disposal, one of many outside Hanford to determine whether phere than do power plants. against the accusations of Rob­ 160 South Marshall St., Hartford pendent. making determinations in such groups that advise the AEX3, the Hanford reactors were de- Their normal'releases of two ra­ ert B. Choate, 40, a Washington dioactive elements—^Krypton 85 Republican voters will choose unfair labor practice cases concluded that ” no existing aig;ned to withstand the maxi­ based citizen-lobbyist. Some Says CONGRATULATIONS TO and Tritium—are far greater between party - endorsed U.S. while the board was pursuing major producers indicated he AEC installation which generat­ mum shock that might occur in Rep. Lowell P. Weicker Jr. and -N- ed either high level or in­ than from power plants. the same subject matter in the didn’t know what he was talking the area. The U.S. Coast and State Sen. John Lupton In the termediate level wastes appears Storage Deposit continuance of its representa­ about. Geodetic Survey rates Hanford GOP primary a week earlier. to have a satisfactory geological In addition, fuel reprocessing tion functions,” Miller said. as susceptible to moderate Choate appeared before the location for the safe local dis­ plants will become small stor­ "Such dual proceedings might Senate consumer subcommittee earthquake damage. posal of such waste products; age depots for liquid radioactive well be viewed by the parties as HERKY'S armed with results of a study he Housner recommended some Grants To SODEPAX Sandwich Shop neither does any of the present waste. The liquid is generated unfair governmental harass­ made that showed 40 out of 60 changes but the AEXl decided waste disposal practices satisfy when the spent fuel elements GENEVA, Switzerland (AP) ment,” he added. types of cereals lacked enough 401 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER they weren’t necessary. — Two grants totalling $40,250 the commlttee|s criterion for are Immersed in acid and proc­ TTie measure also would abol­ nutritional value to rate as half The AEC says it is extremely have been made to the Joint safe disposal of such wastes.” essed to recover plutonium and ish the offices of general coun­ a complete meal. unlikely that an earthquake Catholic - Protestant - Orthodox The AEC commented that the uranium. High level liquid sel of the board and examiners. A spokesman for Kellogg Oo. could rupture one of the huge Committee on Society, Develop­ committee had gone beyond its waste remains. Complainants could present said "leading nutrition authori­ original scope, received "rela­ tanks at Hanford and send Its The new Morris plant being ment and Peace (SODEPAX) working to make Christianity their own cases before the ties in the nation Just do not tively little information concern­ radioactive contents spilling built by General Electric Co., is EQUIP ST ST more relevant in the world and courts or have cases presented agree with Mr. Choate." HP ing AEC operations” and made into the Columbia River seven desig;ned to process the liquid by U.S. attorneys. Dr. J(rfin J. Hopper, Kellogg’s \ recommendations that would in­ to enlist it in the cause of order a LOCK miles away. immediately into solid form, a Ordman said the lack of uni­ director of research said "civil DISHWASH volve spending billions of dol­ The Federal Water Pollution and peace. ■ - procedure that could solve the formity that would come from engineer Choate’s theories and lars. Control Administration is fight­ Sponsored by the World Coun­ SH T BAS ^BOYS GIRLS future liquid waste problems. decisions of many Judges offers so-called formula might be Demand for Copy ing a continuing battle with the cil of Churches and the Roman ■|,1 Most shipping cf spent fuel Catholic Commission on Justice an overwhelming objection to meaningful or applicable if you “ n The committee report sat in AEX;: over operations at Hanford EXIST PAVED PLAY elements to reprocessing facili­ and Peace, the agency received the Tower bill. are digging a mineshaft, but DJa STAGE CAFETERIA I KITCHEN files for more than three years and NRTS. OfflclaU of this Inte­ ties and potentially of solid $300,000 from the Swiss-based "One of the major objectives they are completely valueless SH T BAS until Sen. Frank Church, D-Ida- rior Department agency hope waste to salt mines is via rail. Humanum Foundation and of the National Labor Relations as a yardstick for measuring ho, heard about it and demand­ the Federal Water Pollution f JA N Casks for holding fuel elements $140,260 from the Ford Founda­ Act, an objective repeatedly al­ the nutritional values of any SANDWICH SHOP ed a copy. Control Act and Presidential i .■ & LOCK 1 AUO ■■ GYM weigh 75 to 100 tons and are sup­ tion. luded to in Supreme Court decl- type good—not just a cereal." If oir[ I’ve got one, along with the Executive Order 11288 will give 401 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER AEC comments and the agen­ EXIST PAVED PLAY i othem the muscle to win a con­ (ACROSS FROM FIRST NATIONAL) cy’s note that a new National frontation with the AEC. i Academy of Sciences committee “ We’re starting to go to the O B B Y 7 . •, t had been formed to look into mat with the AEC,” said one of­ waste disposal. No member of ficial at the water pollution i t ' MARSHALL BURGER the old committee was named to agency’s Portland, Ore., region­ the new one. DEPUTY BURGER rE n T " C O U R T al office. Despite having ’’relatively lit­ The act calls for improving CHEESEBURGER tle information,” the old com­ water quality and the executive mittee had presented the AEC order directs federal agencies to SPECIAL GRP ~ SPECIAL GRP I ROAST BEEF INSTR INSTR with a remarkably detailed and lead such efforts. lengthy report. But in its report on NRTS, the HAM 'N' CHEESE ADDITION Among its observations were pollution control agency said: BBQ BEEF "The Idaho Operations Office of these: Clearance of Summer STEAK "Although Impressed by the the Atomic Energy Commission DUCT SP competence and dedication of operates on the policy that wa­ PASTRAMI the NR’TS staff in its efforts to ter quality can be degpraded to solve many vexing disposal the upper limits on the policy TURNOVERS II 'r that water quality can be de­ COURT 4 KIND problems, at the conclusion of SOFT DRINKS its visit the committee departed graded to the upper limits of the with two unrelieved major anx­ public health standards for THICK SHAKES drinking water at the point of FABRICS ieties. (1) That considerations of COFFEE. TEA longrange safety are in some in­ first use below their opera­ tions.” stances suborinated to regard M a r M ^ for economy of operation, and Ground Water "Chemical and radioactive MORE (2) that some disposal practices % off wastes have degraded the are conditioned on overconfi­ 50 ground water beneath the EXIST SCHOOL dence in the capacity of the loal NRTS,” the report said. It rec- Hdp US make room for thousands of yards of new . environment to contain vast EXIST PARK quantities of raditmucUdes for Fall Fabrics arriving dztlly. indefinite periods without dan­ OPEN ger to the biosphere.” / In discussing leaks from its RANGE 7 DAYS A WEEK Hanford tanks, the ABC notes Wll that the liquid moved only IS F U E L O IL Till 11:00 P.M. — 12:00 P.M. W eekends feet through the dry, hard soil, GASOLINE vdille the water table is 180 feet NEW PARK below the surface. rlmv^lills COME ON iN I— ■V- Bare Flood BANTLY 0!L ^FABRIC DEPARTMENT BTDREI But the NAS committee de­ ( OMI’ \ .V) . I NI . ENJOY A SOFT DRINK j scribed itself as dubious that ra­ :;:;i M\IN .

y. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1970 PAG E SE V E N P A G E S IX MANCHESTER EVENING HIMIALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1970 Indicted Bomb Suspects One Way Tolls Mitchell Strikes‘Mafia’ yesterday out of an early idwiring apeii New Data ^anrl^pBtpr today's FUNNT NEW YORK (AP) — Hop­ by what at first seemed an easing in toe Sought Through Nation ing to speed traffic and cut From Departmental Use I f p r a l i ) ^^etcong’s adamant negotlatiiig stand, costs, state highway and FUBl.IHHKD BY THX but much of the gain later drained away. DETROIT (AP) — Federal out—at the Detroit Police Offi- ‘Big Bang’ Creation bridge authorities plan to in­ WASHINGTON (AP) — Atty. "The JusUce Department HTOtALD FBINTINQ CO., INC. agents search underground cers Association building. troduce one-way toll collec­ Gen. John N. Mitchell, who says doesn’t prosecute organizations; IS BlncSl Street A few miimtes before noon came a press 'V (Continued from Page Onei haunU today for 10 of the 13 Detroit police said a package ais it exists out in the cold envi­ tion on 12 Hudson River and the Justice Department prose- It prosecutes individuals.” THOMAS F. ^ R OUBO^ service report that the ^fietcong’s foreign interstate New York-New cutes individuals, not organiza- That is nearly a verbatim WALTER R. FBROUBOK members of the radical Weath- 10 sUcks of dynamite White Sands, N.M., missile ronment of outer space, where­ P abllshen minister, Mrs. Nguyen Thi Binh, said nrcaui thrown through a rear virln- range in April 1968. as the Infra-red observations Jersey crossings. tions, has ordered a stop to use restatement of Mitchell’s re- Founded October l, im erman organization Indjcted on dow m Jhr Monday — i p.m. PWay. For ^esoay — i p.m. Saturday. terday, only to lose most of their gains Democratic Society, both miss­ end of December, when leaders St., Rockville; Alice Landry. But the aide denied that pick- For Wednesday — i p.-rn. Monday ing. met to plan national strategy. For Thursday — l p.m. Tuesday. in slower and quieter trading later In In Capital -ates PekrfTt'''vemon^'^Mrr® ated his Demi^ratlc opponents For Friday — i p.m. Wednesday. The Weatherman faction The indictment alleges Rudd Nasser Peace Reponse •ates. Pearl St., Vernon. Mar p g j i,y itaUan-Amerlcans primary elecUon is cer- For Saturday _ i p.m, Thursday the session. The raUy, which carried the broke away from the SDS a told delegates they “ should par­ garet Hannegan. Deming St., Classified deadline — o p.m. day b^ (Contlnued from Page One) and the June 29 New York rally surpassed this fall, fore publication. 6 p.m. Friday lor Dow-Jones Industrial average from a year ago. ticipate in bombings of police Draws Mixed Arab Views South Windsor; John Edwards, to protest what participants said Hatnrday and Monday publlcsuion Morrison St., Rockville; Jose­ By contract, Goodell has a loss of 0.80 point at noon to a gain of The indictment charges the statlcms and banks throughout them to withstand attacks on was official characterization of j280,000 pledged by the (Continued from Page One) phine Bryan. Storrs. Friday, July 24 defendants conspired to "use the country and killing police to their constitutionality. Italian-Americans as gangsters Republican state committee 9.62 points a half-hour later, was trig­ bombs, destructive devices and further the revolution.” Sen. Joseph D. Tydlngs, D- newsmen In Tel Aviv earlier BIRTHS WEDNESDAY: a sponse, which Soviet Ambassa­ had anything to do with the de- little more In sight at least gered by a news report that toe Vlet- explosives to destroy police in- The scheme allegedly called Md., floor manager of the hill, Thursday and told them the daughter bom to Mr. and Mrs. The Brazilian Way stallations and other business for the organization of a "cen- said these two controversial dor Anatoly F. Dobrynin trans­ Russians apparently have not Albert Gates, Pearl St., "Vemon, until September. cong would accept members of the pres­ “ We got letters from people Thus, while Ottlnger buys and educational buildings tral committee” to direct under- provisions represent "Improve­ mitted to him. "taken the hint from President nn;l a son bom to Mr. -and Mrs. IFrom BrasU there c6mea a chiUing ent Government In South Vietnam In a who wrote that their litUe boy television time and cuts TV throughout the country and to ground bombing operations with ments on the present state of Israel has not responded for­ Nixon about the danger of a Ervin Landry, Union St., Rock­ account o t a vigilante system of Justice coalition government. To market trad­ kill and Injure persons therein.” headquarters in Berkeley, Calif. the law.’’ confrontation between the su­ ville. Rlcco came home and wanted to tapes for the October home- mally to Rogers’ proposals yet, know why his schoolmates stretch, cash on the line. Good- which, unfortunately, not only rejn^sents ers, the report seemed to Indicate a pos­ Wilson said only one alleged Chicago, New York, and De- Sen. John Stennis, D-Miss., perpowers in the Middle East." DISCHARGED WEDNESDAY: sA d "I think we are planting but Israeli spokesmen have re­ As evidence he cited the recent Joanne Crabtree, Mountain St., asked If his brother was in the gU must wait until his money something some thoughtless Americans bombing attempt was carried trolt. sible breakthrough In peace negotiations. the seeds of great disappoint­ jected the idea of a temporary shipment of Soviet tanks, trucks Rockville; Peter DeCarli, Fair- Mafia,” the aide said. starts coming in and that may have sometimes felt like advocating, but Later reports, however, Indicated that ment in this bill." He urged col- cease-fire, contending that it and other vehicles to Libya \'lew Ave., Rockville; Esther Henceforth, what once was be a long wait, also something that a few other Ameri­ there was nothing new in the Vietcong leagues to uphold constitutional would only make Arab rearma­ about which the State Depart­ Troy, Oakland St., Wapping termed the Mafia or the Cosa party strategists who are cans may have begun practicing. standards and not shift the bur­ ment easier. Itzhak Rabin, the ment expressed concern Thurs­ Gordon Hazen, Nye St., Rock­ Nostra and termed as such by backing Goodell fondly hope position and prices faded steadily." Nature Study by Sylvian Ofiara U.S. Files Suits den to the courts. ville; Casimlre Champ, Vernon no lower figures than the attor­ YELLOW IRIS Israeli ambassador to the Unit­ day. that 'President Nixon will come There has now appeared, In several Sen. Harold E. Hughes, D- ed States, said in a television in­ Eban said Nixon’s warning in Center Hghts., Vernon; Eva ney general and FBI Director J to his rescue with a strong We have several questions to ask. lowa, said "the pivotal question Butemas, Broad Brook; Robert Brazilian cities, the work of self-appoint­ terview Sunday that his govern­ a television interview July 1 Edgar Hoover will be known statement of support that would In River Pollution is whether or not repressive ment favors an "unconditional was "one of the gravest things Uobosz, Trumbull St., Rockville; only as "organized crime” or polish his Republican creden­ ed "death squads," believed to have First, does the stock market move measures such as no-knock, pre­ and unlimited cease-fire.” which has been said since the Mrs. Kathleen Beauregard and "crime ssrndlcate,” the aide tials. Goodell himself is notice­ been organized and staffed by off-duty first for certain reasons, or does It Just (Conttnued from Page One) ventive detention and meindato- d.aughter, Hartford Tpke., Rock- said. Oxford Paper Co., Rumford, Nasser, speaking on the 18th end of World War H.” ably toning down his criticism Political Parade ry sentencing are necessary to vUle. The aide said the, memoran­ policemen. move, and then wait for the analysts to the Justice Department Tues­ Maine, for discharging mercury niake our society law-abiding. anniversary of the revolution of the President. tell it vdiy It moved as it did? Inside day by Secretary of the Interior Into the Androscogg;ln River; that overthrew King Farouk, de­ dum Is In no way Intended to Special help from Washlng- "I believe we are drifting Into ' /nieir work consists in ridding society, By DAVID S. BRODER Boiling Point suggest that the Mafia or the ton, however, is perhaps the Walter J. Hlckel. Published re­ Weyerhauser Co., Longview. a trend of thinking In thla coun­ clared: "We do not want war Goodell At Bay The Washington Post Extended Forecast Cosa Nostra does not exist. But, longest of all the long shots by private, unofficial execution, (rf some If the stock market does move for ports said the number submit­ Wash., for discharge of mercury try that is forgetful of the value for war’s sake. We want to Helium bolls at the lowest invoking a line of reasoning re- Goodell is trying to parlay in of its more annoying petty criminals. such reasons as were ascribed to it in ted was 13, but the Justice De­ into the Oolumbia River. of our liberties and how they liberate our land and we want temperaturebciiiuci aLuz c ofVA anycMtY substanceoL.FoiT MoHdEy ERd pEFtly suiiny WASHINGTON — Exception­ runs this.year on hla record as partment said that number was Olin Mathieson Chemical the rights of the PElestine peo- creEtion At only Ebout two TuesdEy. Continued WErm with cently used in Enother context his bid for election. Why that Is these two newspaper accounto, when is It were won and that places sim­ The type these Brazilian "death ally low turnouts in primary a problem-solver is asking for Inaccurate. Oorp., of Augusta, Ga., dis­ plistic faith in the mistaken no­ pie. We tell Nixon and the degrees above absolute zero this high temperatures in the upper by Mitchell to arrive at a some- so, and its Impact on Buckley’s going to grow up and become as know­ Report elections and exceptionally high defeat. People don’t believe the Criminal penalties under the charge of mercury Into the Sa- squads” execute Is the same type which tion that force and repression American people that we have Ught Inert element turns from 80s. Overnight Iowa in the upper what different conclusion, he campaign, will be explored in levels of uncertainty In public problems are being solved and act provide for fines of up to vannah River; Diamond Sham- j^j-e the only routes to achlvlng accepted the American propos- liquid to gas. 60s. added: another report. annoys many American clttzens and po­ ledgeable and sophisticated as the g^eat By Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak opinion polls are causing excep­ they will distrust and reject $2,600 and Jail sentences of up to rock Corp. of Delaware City, for law and order,” Hughes said. als as presented by Rogers.” keeper of the nation’s wealth should bo? tionally large headaches for anyone who claims they are.” lice forces. They keep on committing one year for individuals. Justice discharge of mercury Into the But he added: “ We do not see candidates, managers and kibitz­ The clearest sign of the Department spokesmen contend Delaware River. : : s petty crimes. Although they can be BINGHAMPTON, N. Y. — to the vast downstate bedroom risk being voted out as county anything new In them slnee we There happened to be, on the day In ers trying to outguess the voters "alienation phenomenon" these Injunctive action requiring pol- Diamond Shamrock Oorp., 936 MAIN STREET — TEL. 643-6171 — OPEN 9 A.M. TO 6 :30 P.M. Winding up his speech at the suburbs, Broome County looks chairman. have accepted them in the past. caught and brought to trial, they seem in this fall's elections. men discern is non-voting. Pri­ lutors to sto)) does more to Im- Muscle Shoals, Ala., discharge Andover THURS. AND PRI. UNTIL 9 P.M. — CLOSESJ MONDAYS question, several optimistic circum­ Rotary Club’s Tuesday lunch­ like a little piece of heaven. The story in some other coun­ It is Israel who rejects them." Rarely, if ever, has there been maries this year In states as prove the environment than as- jjito Pond Creek, which flows to get off with light punishment \ ^ ch stances In the news which might have eon here this week, Republican In Long Island’s Suffolk Coun­ ties is similar. Franklin Coun­ He called the U.S. initiative less solid ground for predicting disstmllar as New York, Virgin­ sesslng the criminal penalties.-- jjjto the Tennessee River; Allied permits them to be out committing new Sen. Charles Goodeli voiced a ty, for example, Goodell is per­ ty, in the sparsely populated been considered worth a rally. Corporate an election three months away. ia and Iowa have produced re­ Mercury is used by various In- chemlcjd Co., Solvay. N.Y., Into O am Bake “only a procedural move” simi­ brief, emotional self-defense sona non grata to the Republi­ upstate lake country, voted for­ crimes again almost Immediately after­ The one thing that la obvious cord or near-record low turn­ duatries, particularly teose Onondaga Lake. lar to U.N. efforts that have reports were continuing to be better than for having strayed so far to the can organization led by county mally to endorse Buckley. In to both Democrats and Repub­ outs. manufacturing paper and chem­ International Mining Chemi­ failed "because Israel failed to ward. In community after community expected. If It was peace the market left, beyond the normal con­ chairman Edwin M. (Buz) Dutchess County, a motion at Due Aug. 8 licans is that the voters they When voters don’t vote or say icals. When the mercury is dis­ cal Co., Chlor-Alkall Division, cooperate.” I UIqi>kiH4L. fines of the Republican party. they appear in the police news week af­ was Interested In, there were rumors of Schwenk. He is not Invited to the last Republican executive “ Tile fact is,” he went on, "I couldn't have lived with are seeking to beguile are now they are uncertain how they charged into waterways in com­ Orrlngton, Maine, Into the Pen­ The Andover Community Club ter week and year after year. party functions and if he show­ committee meeting to endorse "that since 1968 Egypt has a positive upturn in the chances for the myself the last two years," massively "turned off’’ by every­ will vote, the politicians’ rule- pound with other chemicals it obscot River; Pennwalt Chemi­ will hold a clam bake Aug. 8 at ed up he might get tossed out. Buckley was thrown out on a thing and everybody associated tends to concentrate In the flesh agreed to the U.N. Security American truce plan In the Near East Goodell said, "if I had done it of-thumb is that the incumbents cal Co., Calvert City, Kent, Ky., 6 p.m. at the home of Mr. and But in some cities down in Brazil they Schwenk is quietly backing parllarnentary point of order. with politics. are In trouble. The axiom is:. of fish and Is thus passed on to into the Tennessee River. C3ounclI resolution while Israel any differently.” James L. Buckley, the Conserv­ The motion was then rephrased Mrs. Richard Schreyer, Lake­ SEMIANNUAL don’t get away with it forever, not after which might have been far more Im­ One well-traveled Republican When in doubt, they vote them humans'who eat the fish. Hickel, meantime, said the did not agree to It. Israel re­ In response, slightly more ative party’s candidate—a reg­ into up or down support for side Dr. Com will also be portant than the flimsy report from the summed up his impressions of out. The element stays in the body decision to file the suits “ is Just fused to Implement it because it F U R N IX U R E their bodies have been found, with the than half the audience of sever­ istered Republican (and brother Goodell, and Goodell lost, 57 to served. Those attending should SAVE a tour of 26 states and an inten­ But that rule may not apply for lengthy periods and can the start.” does not want peace but expan­ Vietcong. al hundred businessmerl spon­ of the conservative theoretician 20. bring their own beverages. Death Squad ritual In evidence. sive survey of key counties in this year. The Incumbents are build up to poisonous levels if “ We are developing hard evi­ sion.” taneously rose to their feet and William F. Buckley) who got Reservations should be made ^ /I This might all be quite ac­ one of them by saying, “ in 16 doing rather well so far in the enough Is consumed. dence against a number of other Nasser lyns referring to the There are supposedly civilized If the market did move the way It did gave Goodell a rousing cheer. 1.1 million votes In his 1968 Sen­ ceptable to hard-hitting articu­ by Aug. 3 by calling Ronald years of politics, I have never primaries. Roughly two-thirds Suita under the Tl-year-old an­ companies,” he said. 1967 resolution in which the Se­ on one of these for the reasons these two prominent ob­ But the others stayed in their ate campaign. late Charlie Goodell if the oth­ Mooney of School Rd. or the Brazilians who defend the operations of seen such absolutely total dis­ of the House and S^iate nomi­ tipollution statute were ordered He said the companies to be curity Council called for Israeli chairs, silent evidence of the er side of the political coin — Marstons of Oolumbia. the Death Squads, arguing that what server-analysts say it did, then it must In Nassau County, the big­ interest. No one is listening; no nations have now been settled to be filed against: sued had failed to comply with withdrawal from territories oc­ towering political problems con­ the liberal New York establish­ ALPOA Auction Duo-Purpose Sofas gest vote-producer outside New one wants to work.” and only seven Incumbents — Georgia-Pacific Oorp., Bell­ requests that they voluntarily cupied in the 1967 war and for they do is rid society ot bad elements be indeed Just vdiat some of us erst­ fronting Goodell in his uphill ment — were ready to take up The Andover Lake Property York City, county chairman Jo­ A Democratic campaigner of one senator and six represen­ ingham, Wash., lor allegedly end the mercury pollution. Arab recognition of Israel’s that wouldn’t be on the loose anyway while millionaires have been thinking battle to get elected to the Sen­ the slack left by Republican de­ discharging mercury Into Puget Owners Association will hold an seph M. Margiotta is officially similar vintage, commenting on tatives — seeking renominatlora "These discharges must be right to exist within secure ate this fall. fectors. But here, too, there is have lost. Sound; Olin Mathieson Chemi­ auction from 2 to 4 p.m. tomor­ If the courts functlcaied with proper lately—a crazy, irresponsible place for neutral as between Goodell and the pitifully small turnout In his stopped.” Hlckel said. "They boundaries. TELEPHONE 643-5171 In short, Goodell, the moder­ bad news for Goodell. Even if there were to be a i«- cal Corp., of Niagara Palls, row in the Red Bam. Miscel­ severity. any sound speculator to be patronizing. Buckley. Marigotta tried to line party’s primaries this spring, represent an Intolerable threat The Egyptian president spoke And Enjoy 24-Hpur ate conservative during his ten In the first place, the anti­ calls it "the year of the shrug- volt ’against the "ins” this fall, N.Y., for allegedly dlscharing laneous items such as an up­ up his county executive com­ to the health and safety of to the 1,700-member congress of years as Congressman from up­ war liberal credentials of his off.” the results. In partisan terms, mercury Into the Niagara Riv­ right piano, fireplace tools and And It Is notable that, although the mittee behind Goodell, the par­ Americans.” the Arab Socialist Union, state New York, is regarded as Democratic opponent. Rep. What lies behind the indif­ would be mixed. Republicans er. a stereo set will be put up for Comfort and Convenience! Death Squad killings have been report­ ty’s nominee, but was bluntly Egypt’s only political party. a party apostate after his two ference, according to some ex­ are defending roughly two- sale. Anyone with items to be A Tremendous New Fact warned to abandon the idea or (See Page Seven) There was a roar of applause ed again and again, and although the appointive years as a flaming pert analysts of opinion polls, is thirds of the governorships. Included in the auction should when he declared Eg;ypt’s two­ Bad news always did travel fast; now anti-war liberal occupying the increasing public alienation Democrats two-thirds of the call Robert WllUs, Lake Rd., for killings are obviously murders there has fold aim: “ Israeli withdrawal it travels instantaneously. Senate seat of the late Robert from politics and politicians. Senate and three-fifths of the pick-up or bring the Items to never yet been any arrest or trial lor But gloom isn’t the only thing that from all occupied Arab lands F. Kennedy. His steady, dra­ “ We used to think,” said one House seats. U.S. Bombs Base the Red Bom. The auction Is anybody suspected of having had a role travels freely across the borders of the matic move to the left has now political scientist and part-time and recogniltlon of the legiti­ A Thought for Today Yet at the moment. Demo­ open to the public. world. climaxed in this campaign year campaign consultant, “ that in­ mate rights of the Palestine in one of these executions. cratic strategists are more op­ Guest Prectoher Today, under the big eye of television, just as his party leader. Gov. creased information would pro­ timistic about gaining House people.” Scripture Tlioughts On Prayer And now finally, brothers, as Guest preacher for the First There Is one theory which departs with the busy satellites whirling over­ Nelson Rockefeller, with much "Fix Your ’Thoughts.” I close this letter let me say duce greater understanding of, seats than governorships, while It Had to Quit He said the Israelis "have Congregratlonal Church pulpit, head and the telephone lines and pipe­ of the regular Republican or­ Always be full of joy in the support for and participation in virtually conceding the Ukll- thus far refused to mention the from the idea of an organized "Death one more thing. Fix your Sunday will be PWUp Joranson lines and airports endlessly connecting ganization, 1s moving rather Lord; I say it again, rejoice! thoughts on what is true and the political process. What we hood of some net loss in the word withdrawal, and there was have been getting In recent (Continued from Page One) of Cider MUl Rd. Joranson re­ Squad’’ in operation. One Brazilian po­ people and things, the world has been sharply the other way. Let everyone see that you are good and right. Think about Senate. strong opposition In Israel years in exactly the opposite. ceived his PhD In plant V lice official has been quoted as specu­ pulled tightly together. Hence, Goodell’s savagely dif­ unselfish and gentle in all you things that are pure and lovely, Their optimism about House were dug in nearby. He report- The U.S. Command said the „ i- i . hoa agam»i.against former xPremier Levi The greater the volume of Not only are the countries connected ficult problem: How to regain do. Remember that the Lord is and on the fine, good things in gains Is based about equally on ed that the North Vietnamese division’s 7th Engineer Battal- Eshkol when he said in a press lating that "if a policeman kills a politics on television, the more ea mat uie Bridge Company worked in the Forestry Division by roads and wires and pipes; they are his regular Republican base coming soon. others. Think a^ut all you can two factors—the economy and Interview he would withdraw criminal in legitimate defense, well, he connected by policies and pacts and without antagonizing his new Don’t worry about anything; the voters seem to be mentally historical precedent. It may be now have unobstructed use of Pendleton, of the U. S. Department of praise God for and be glad tuning out.” from certain Arab lands.” might as well dump the body some­ agreements' and commerce and matters constituency on the left (In­ instead, pray about everything; ill-placed. the Mekong as a supply route j^e 9th Engineer Agriculture. — - ______*about. The more vivid and immedi­ Nasser reported that during of health and Information and money cluding the Liberal party which tell God your needs and don't Economic problems — infla­ from southeastern Laos to Stung Battalion la being deactivated. Joranson spent 10^-89 study- recent visit to Moscow, 'So- where without any identification because Keep putting into practice ate depiction of war in Vietnam, currencies and trade. also gave him its nomination). forget to thank Him for His an­ tion and recession — which the Treng, In Cambodia 26 mUes This will reduce American Ing at Union Theological Semi- leaders promised to support all you learned from me and crime in the streets or conflict any investigation would be long and Not only diseases are epidemic today; His Republican base is shift­ swers. saw me doing, and the God of Democrats have counted on to south of the border. troops strength in Vietnam by nary and Columbia Umverslty "with defensive and of- the words on a picket sign, the graffiti in cities becomes, the more the Egypt troublesome." ing away at an alarming rate. If you do this you will know peace will be with you. work against the GOP appear The fourth phEse of President 1,626 men End will cut the Ma- In preparation for writing and fenslve weapons to liberate our words on a wall, a college slogan, a viewers tend to regard those to be easing. Here in Broome County, for God’s peace which is far more (Phllippians 4:4-9) Taken from problems as beyond the solu­ Nixon’s withdrawal of U.S. rine force In the country to teaching about attitudes toward land." He acknowledged that Tn this country, perhaps we should bt phrase In a speech, an insult — all these example, Goodell should win by wonderful than the human mind “■Living Words for Today.” As for the historical preced­ troops from Vietnam gathered 36,776, the U.S. Command said, nature in religion. His sermon Ideas are flung around the world im­ tion of any politician. “ Soviet experts are now with us thankful, we have a system of Justice an easy two-to-one, yet Repub­ can understand. His peace will Submitted by the ent of Democratic congression­ momentum with the announce- Most of the 20,(X)0-man 1st Dl- will be titled, "Christian Faith mediately. A dramatic picture or news­ One public opinion analyst teaching our soldiers” but said lican strategists told us that as keep your thoughts and your Rev. George W. Smith al gains in every off-year con­ ment tqday that units of the 1st vision Is expected to be wlth- and the Environmental Crisis.” Lawson petty criminals can slip through in or­ reel Is seen around the world within who has looked at the polls for there are no Russians fighting of today he would carry only a hearts quiet and at rest as you Presbyterian Church of a number of candidates remark­ test following the election of a Marine Division have begun re- drawn by next May 1. The time of the worship service 249. der to offend again. Bi this country, If hours. with the Egyptians. bare plurality. But compared trust in Christ Jesus. Manchester. ed that "any incumbent who Republican President, that too for the summer until Sept. 16 No nation can escape this wonderful He also claimed he had re- we suspect that an execution has taken may be suspect. will he 10 a.m. and terrible new immediacy. And no na­ In those past Presidential ceved "a threat and a warning place, there can be an official investiga­ tion or institution has yet really learned years, the GOP candidate has from the United States that we SAVE tion. In this country, an officer who how to use this wonderful and terrible pulled a heavy vote, part of T o lla n d should accept a cease-fire or kills in the performance of his duty new power of mass International commu­ which provided coattails fmr Re­ Nixon Flies West else Israeli raids would contin­ 15- to 50. nications. Fischetti publican CMigresaional candi­ Baptist Church ue.” (He said that "when mod­ can still expect an official evaluation Tlie prime fact is that we could never dates. In 1968, however, the em Soviet weapons arrived in of his conduct. say things like this before. It would have vote was small by Pzvsldentlal To Mark Second Egypt, a fuse was made,” but Early American Wing 259. been nonsense to claim that there was a standards, and Richard N ixon - To Talk to People that no American newspaper But perhaps the actual news of what general world view on anything. You faced with two opponents on the has mentioned that "Israel has Washington Aug. 3, they will Anniversary MONDAYS has been happening down In Brazil could not know what the whole world Presidential line—trailed, rath­ (Gonttnued from Page One) 72 missile bases for defense.” CLOSED felt or thought because the countries got stop in Denver for a presidential The First Baptist Church of comes Just In time to stop some of us er than led, the Republican con­ Utah Republican Sen. Wallace Nasser said the U.S. peace the news at different times — or never meeting with the heads of state Tolland will celebrate Us second gressional candidates. Bennet and Rep. Lawrence J. proposal "could not solve any­ from beginning to wish, out loud, that got the news at all. agencies planning programs uti­ anniversary Sunday, with form­ Instead of the usual big gain Burton. thing’’ unless the United States lizing federal aid to local police er director and preacher, we, too, bad some efficient system for But we have had television for years; for the party taidng over the Public motorcades were set halts arms sales to Israel. He and it is television which instantly joins forces and courts. Arthur Field, as the guest speak­ ridding society Its expensive, worth­ Presidency, the Republicans up in both Fargo and Salt Lake said such sales "expose the Beauty, (ximfort and convenience . . . 24 hours a day! While you might select any one of cultures, customs, habits, races, life­ won only four additional House City—a followup to recent suc- er. area to g;reat dangers’’ because less crimliuil trash. styles. Almost all the world Joins day “Hiiwre'iafiWiVi.'..: Services are held in the Hicks these sofas for its beauty and seating comfort alone . . . they all offer more than or^- seats with Mr. Nixon. Skir all c e B ■ f u 1 presidential visits of the "arrogance of Israel, and night in Intotnational moments of State Pair Held Memorial School, Tolland Cen­ nary sofas! And, though your day guests will enjoy the generous proportions and comfort, iXiNHiil practical purposes, then, there through street crowds in St. which relies on political, eco­ The ultimate thing about what has emotion, from grief and anger to pleas­ On Drugs Counts ter. Sunday schcxil classes are they will never guess the “ secret". Folded away, hidden in each lovely sofa illustrated were no coattails In 1968, and Louis and Louisville, Ky. nomic and military support begun to haiqien down in Brasil Is that ure and pomp; mllUims of people see a held at 9 a.m. and church serv­ no reason to think they will be Since his visit to St. Louis last PROVIDENC3E (AP)—Police from the United States." here, is a full-size double bed ready to provide a wonderful night’s sleep. Converting from soldier talking, a President talking; they missed In 1970. ices at 10 a.m. a lovely sofa to a “ guest room” is so simple and quick! Specially designed counter-bal- the man with the gun in Us hand Is the month, where he received the said three men were arrested on During the morning service a Israeli Foreign Minister Abba see the soldier and the President shot; :;:iSsSIW! M rTTTT;*:':' Which Is Just one more rea­ anced mechanisms permit you to turn the trick with ease. Your budget can relax, too, grand Jury, the prosecutor, the defense they see them both buried. warmest welcome of his Presl- narcotics charges Thursday aft- message will be read from the Eban lunched with forelg;n son vdiy American puniUsts dency, ', Nixon obviously had emoon In South Providence in a founder of the mission, David while you enjoy these Semi-Annual Sale savings! attorney, the trial Jury, toe Ju4g«, and What we have, therefore, as the result * may ert as much crow this No­ of all the connections, and through tele­ seemed to embark cm a calcu- Connecticut-registered car. Calderwood. He was a teacher •The pripfed-righL studio couch, shown,' comes in tweeds, houndstooth, Early American and the executioner all in one, and that It vember as the British forecast­ lated travel program around the They were identified as Dan- the Tolland School system vision, is a new kind of international ers did in June. contemporary prints. Only $129. is, in the end, toe gun alooe wUch unity. It is fragile, It is formless, It shifts country/trv'I to bring him In contact lei Griffin, 27, and Harrison until he entered the New Or- / ' with the populous In, to date, electa, applets and empowers Um to like water; It has no body or structure; Grimes, 21, both of New Lon- jeans Baptist Seminary a year Eclipse Square-Arm Lawson Innerbed is available in Olive or Gold Textures and Black relatively trouble-free cities. don, and Lloyd Waite, 22, of ago. j GARAGE play all these roles, including that of but It is there — it is really there. It Is H erald or Olive Vinyl. Sale priced at only $249. Today also marks the 123rd Providence. Following the services there the start of the fixmation of world (pin­ The Early American Wing comes in a choice of tweeds or Early American prints, $259. Gkid, without any other qualification. ion. of a world audience. And It Is mo­ Yesterdays anniversary of the discovery of Lt. James H. Dodd, in charge ■wUi be a picnic for all of the SALE mentous, because It Is the beginning of the Salt Lake Valley by the of the Providence S-Squad, said church families at the home of Come let us show you in detail why you will enjoy the convenience of a Duo-Purpose Sofa the first true unity the wortd has ever Mormon pioneers and is a state police found In Griffin’s posMS- Mr. and Mrs. Martin Peterson . . . these limited-time savings. It’s a .S-way-good idea: A beautiful showpiece of seating 25 Yean Ago heyday. One of the big events slim, 30 bags of heroin and a in Andover. had. 69 Tanner Street comfort by day, a comfortable guestroom by -night, and Semi-Annual Sale Savings, too! Mrs. Binh And The Dow Jones T Willard B. Rogers is named ggUl be’ “ Pioneer Day Stem- quantity of rnarijuana. Heroin Field acted as director and And I think we ought to realize that by Gov. Raymohd E. Baldwin Comer of Bowers this Is one of the most tremendous new pede,” or rodeo, in the capital and marijuana were also found preacher when the church was Recently, the Wall Street Journal dally 1970 Chicago Dail^ News • as vice chairman for the Con­ city's Salt Palace. 1" t**® car. being organized and held these facts of our times.— DAN SEYMOUR, T necticut War Fund. commentary on the behavior of the stock P R E S E N T , J. WALTER THOMPSON Hie President and Mrs. Nimon The arrests, Lt. Dodd said, positions until the first pastor, 10 AJM. - 5 PJM. Nomlsed to witness at least brought to 14 the number of per- the Rev. Herbert Clough, was market led off with tola statement: CX)MPANY, SPEAKING BEFORE THE 10 Yean Ago some of the rodeo events. sons arrested In Providence on called and the mission was con- Saturday, July 25 w \\ INTERNATTONAL AOVERTTSmO AS- V A 'tnie atook masfcet was Jolted at noon SOCIATTON. UHTtL You $H0N£t> UP^ ITH O U ^H T I T T O U ^ This was a Sunday; The Her­ When the Nixons return to narcotics charges since Sunday, stituted a church...... ald did not publish. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1970 P A G E N IN E P A G E E IG H T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1970 Court Cases M ore Troops Toltand County MCC To Develop Program Lost and Found Irish Worker Held 1.1 Million Jobs — 512,000 Loans Bids Taken, Contracts Let Yesterday afternoon, Det. Obituary S ta te Drug Center W ill Leave Superior Court Ernie McNally stared down c i r c u i t 00 CR T In Brazilian Studies a long haUway In the Police- ' Manchester Session The Drug Advisory Center On Several Town Projects DJIVORGES Mrs. Ruth McHutchison has Court Building into toe eyes In ‘Gassing’ Commons 81 Russell St. is observing the Philippines of a woodchuck. Alice W. Sterry B riefs Nixon Signs Housing Bill; After hearing the testimony been appointed to toe Manches­ following summer schedule: The Town of Manchester 80a for Trotter St. and $800 for Divorces Were granted last Det. McNally called Po­ (Continued from Page One) of two poUcemen, an East Hart­ (Continued from Page One) ter Community College faculty Monday, Tuesday and opened bids this morning for Center St. In addition, it otter­ week by Superior Court Judge to develop a Brazilian Studies licewoman Pat Graves to Is Dead at 100, Rail Stockholder ford man waived toe remainder handle trattic and keep the cor­ Conservative members for lOas Wednesday, 8 :30 a.m. to 6 air conditioners and demolition ed a one per cent discount for toe present total of more than Alva P. LotseUe to: Program In time for toe fall verify what he couldn’t quite Sues Penn*Central payment in 10 days. It prom­ of a hearing on probable cause ridors clear, but are powerless Devlin's expulsion from ParlUip p.m. work, .awarded a cwitract for 24,000. Charles O. Hopson of ToUand 1971 semester. She will work believe. Tolland Native NKW YORK (AP) — A WUton, Called Money Market Lift ised to start work Aug. -and had his case bound over to to search or stop would-be as­ ment, toe House, directed its Thursday and Friday, 8:30 new water mains in the Pine St. 1 from Marlene Sample Hopson this year aa a part-time consult­ By the time ehe arrived, Conn., man w d hla wife ^ v e . and to complete it In 10 days. The Pentagon said toh actu^ sailants. , committee on privileges to look TOIXAND — Mrs. AUce W. filed a tlOO mlUlon suit urainst . W ASHINGTON (A^) — Presl- There waa a resounding cho- meet the growing demand for a.m. to 9 p.m. project, and rejected the lone Superior Court in Tolland Coun­ of Hartford on grounds ngress in March and Roskin’s price is $3,106 for lot. during toe current fiscal year, Connecticut’s “ sister state,’ ’ ^codilty area of Ulster,” toe pre­ land’s Armagh prison for her member of the United Ctmgre- The/ charged the Penn Cen- get more homes buUt would directly aid middle in­ from Beverley Randolph Rod- which is still in comr^ttee. Philco models. Installation of The town has rejected the State Trooper Jeton F. HIU that is, before next July 1. supported by citizens through Lt. Robert Lannan came dominantly Catholic organiza­ part in inciting toe Londcsiderry gation^ Church of TWland. tral directors and the railroad’s There was a turnout of some come families—those with In- man Jr., boto of ToUand, on "I hope that it will s^ n be re- the air conditioners—three of lone bid, received July 16 from and .Manchester Det. Joseph The Air Ftorce will bear toe toe Connecticut Partnership for to the aid, finally grabbing tion commented in a statement. riots last summer. She contends S u n d v ^ include her sister, accoimtents with “ not accurately 40 members of the House and Trustees Feel ~ grounds of intolerable cruelty. comes around $9,000 a year— ported and enacted so that we Monaco Ic Sons of Glastonbury, Brooks testified for toe state. brunt of toe cutbacks with 4,260 Alliance (CPA). Paralba is one the woodchuck by the tail Mrs. Bertha Usher of ToUand, and fully disclosing the true fi- Senate, labor leaders and con- 6,000 BTU's, four of 8,000 She was granted custody of two It was toe most violent inci­ that her constituents are being with a reduction of home loan can get on with this urgent for installing a sanitary-sewer T ^ p e r Hill related toe events of its men being withdrawn. W of 22 Brazilian states. and sending him pn his way ^ several nieces and neph- nanclal state of the railroad." structlon industry officials sur- Task Critical To BTU's, and eight of 12,000 minor children with support dent in Parliament since 1812, denied representation because interest rates to 7 per cent. work," the president said. main in Pine St., from Center of his investigation of toe break Navy and Marines will pull out For toe past two years, Mjs. through a nearby door. BTU's, will be under town payments of $64 per week for Mrs. Ruth McHutchison when a visitor shot and killed toe number of visitors she is al­ In a statement issued by the He said^ (his is a problem on St. to about 510 feet easterly. while Det. (Brooks testified tiiat 1,660 emd toe Army 70. McHutchison has been manag­ Fmeral services wUl be held River Claimg Two ^ bim *^ room ^^T *N lxon Entire System auspices. each chUd and a transfer of in­ Prime AQnister Spencer Perci- lowed In prison is severely re­ tomorrow at 10:80 a.m. at the CROMWELL (AP) — Nine- White House after the signing, which Z>th political parties The Board of Directors, in The town will advertise for he recovered six guns from toe ing director of toe <3PA formed val. Appalled at toe conse­ stricted. ‘Now we’re all trunk of a car registered to The Defense Department re­ terest in real estate as alimony. in 1966 to help citizens of Para- Introvlgne - Plante Funeral year-old Dawn Person and Gar- Nixon said the nation's housing s h o ^ ' work together. And he PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Jtme, allocated $7,160 for the new bids on the project. Hie re­ will incorporate these courses quences if toe grenades had going to work together to get Martin. The guns were later lated toe actions to toe cutback Betty Ann Amott of Colum­ iba develop their state. There Army To Try Laborite Michael Fbot also Home, B. Main St, Stafford land Short, 39, both of New Ha- problems' "are still severe" and pptused Democratic Sen. John Four trustees whose job it is to air conditioners and their In- jection is on the basis that into already existing depart-. contained explosives, officials the housing built—right?" identified by Trooper HIU as be­ In U.S. force levels in Vietnam bia from James Amott of Wind­ are about 39 other American accused toe provincial govern­ Springs. Burial will be in South production must be Increased to^ Sparkman of Alabama and supvervlse reorganization of the installation. Monaco's price, $38,380, exceeds ments. began urgent inquiries into toe ven, drowned Thursday in the ing toe ones described to him and to “ plans for reductions In ham on grounds of Intolerable states and 18 Brazilian states in­ Mess Sergeant ment of "vindictiveness and Cemetery, Tolland. Republican Rep. William B. town estimates. During toe coming academic shortcomings of Parliament’s Connecticut River. z Penn Central railroad agree that Others who submitted prices, by. too ’Victim, Brooks said. U.S. force levels elsewhere.” cruelty. She waa granted custo- volved in toe alliance program. lack of sense” because It would Friends may call at the fu­ / Wldnall of New Jersey "for A town contract has been year, Mrs. McHutchison says, security system and what to do State police said they had at bid openings today, are: Ckm- George O’Brien, 37, of 67 MUl HThe trimming of toe Amerl- dy of one minor child with sup- In conjunction ■with her posi­ WASHINGTON (AP) — The nof release Miss Devlin long neral home tonight from 7 to 9. their important role” in getting their task hinges the entire awarded the Sandman Crai- MOC will also be looking for about them. been swimming and were sumer Sales of Windsor, $3,198, St., pleaded not guilty to two can commitment in Vietnam, port payments of $26 per week. tion, Mrs. McHutchison, then Anny today ordered a decorat­ enough for her to take toe oath White - Black Coalitiph throu^ the bill he signed today. Industry. struction Co. of North Brook­ faculty members to teach Bra­ "It is very easy to get into toe washed under by the wake from for Fedders; Norman's of counts of Illegal possession of a toe Pentagon said, lessens toe Roberta Louise Shields of Miss Ruth King, accompanied of membership In toe new Par­ Michael Stygar Rep. Wright Patman, D-Tex., "The future of the railroad in- field, Mass., for installing new zilian subjects. She doesn’t ed master sergeant tried by public gallery,” said one mem­ a passing tugboat. Msmchester, $3,260, for Fed­ controUed drug and one count requirement for Vietnam related Vernon from Norman Shields Dr. Frederick W. Lowe Jr., liament. Until she Is sworn In, BOLTON—Michael Stygar, 84, said Monday that experts ex- dustry rests on the success of know yet how much Interest general court-martial on ber of toe (Commons staff. "All ders; B. D. Pearl of Manches­ water mains in Pine St., in of being found Intoxicated. His support missions performed by of Manchester on grounds of MCX3 president, on a three-week she cannot draw her pay or of WlUimantic, father of M n. Held Cure for N ^on pected as many as 812,000 new reorganizing the largest operat­ there is in Brazil among charges he stole about $7,200 you do is sign your name and ter, $3,408, for Frlgidalre Mod­ Center St. (in the vicinity of csLse was continued to Aug. 20 American forces toroup'hout intolerable cruelty. She was trip to Brazil last fall. Dr. Lowe, question the government on be­ Franklin Delaney of Bolton, home loans for low to middle in­ ing unit in that industry,” Jer­ address on a piece of paper and Would Back Tax NEW YORK (AP) — Whitney strong,' els; Bemle's TV and Appliance Broad and Arch Sts.), and in for a hearing on probable East Asia, including toe PhUlp­ granted custody of two minor a member of CPA’s board of MCC students, but hopes a suffi­ and accepted more than $26,(X)0 half of her mid-Ulster district. died this morning in Windham Toung said. “ This ad- come famiUes as a result of the vis Langdon said Thurs^y. undertake not to cause a dis­ ANSONLA (AP) — Congress- m . Young Jr.. executive direc- minlsi of Manchester, $3,424, for Bidwell St. cause. plnes. chUdren with support payments directors, served as an emis­ cient number will be Interested in bribes while running a mess Community Memorial Hospital, lon has been pro-ma- turbance.” man Thomas MesklU said in a . , .u ^ w emergency bill. Langdon, head of the Chicago, Chrysler Airtemp and Norge. Sandman's price for the work In toe case of Gary Campbell The statement said toe Philip­ of $20 per week for each child sary to observe toe progress of enough to take toe courses. in Vietnam for noncommis­ WiUimantic. Jorl^vote, pro-poUUcal and has Parliament has its own small „ , . radio intenlew Thursday he This would in turn pro^ide up Rock Islsind & Pacific, was one Also, Central Refrigeration is $21,880. and Peter Rockett, both of Staf­ pine government has been as­ and $1 per year alimony. CPA-supported projects and Mrs. McHutchison, a 1960 sioned officers and enlisted !en action it felt would assure security force, and Scotland Danbury Contract Survirors also include two would not oppose a state Income » unified to 1.1 million new jobs, if the of the four appointed Wednes- of Manchester, $3,467, for Com­ Bids will be opened Aug. 7, ford, motions to dismiss were sured that toe cutbacks will not Raymond A. Gaudet of East programs, to assess toe most ur­ graduate of Ellington High men. iUtical victory. Yard is barred from Commons other daughters, two sons and tax under certain conditions. black coalition to meet y/U ^ measure's pro\'islons are used day by U.S. District Judge John fort-Air; New England Mechan­ at 11 a.m. in the Municipal fUed by each of their attorneys. affect toe U.S. capability to ful- Hartford from Marsha Gaudet gent n ee^ of toe area, and to School, holds an A.'B. In Ameri­ The action was taken agrainst WASHINGTON (AP) —The "And those acticms have made to their fullest extent, Patman P. Fullam. Langdon, 68, said he and the House of Lords. But a jfister. . . . In a radio interview Meskill white leaders and negotlate’ ior it appear in many cases, be­ ical Services of Vernon, $3,776, Building, for three, water main They are each charged with ar­ fill its commitments under toe of Manchester on grounds of deliver two trailer vans of can history from toe University M. Sgt. William E. Higdon, 40, General Services Administration TTie funeral wlU be Monday said he would favor the social change. / said. He based his estimates on plans to resign his $100,000- for Weather-Maker; E. W. Cor­ projects. son, inciting Injury to property, UB.-Philipplne mutual defense intolerable cruelty. She was material and a 52-foot fire of Connecticut. She has com­ of East Point, Ga. worried officials of Parliament has awarded a $199,046 contract cause they ran counter to the in­ rushed to toe Yard for advice. M 8:16 a. m. at the Community tax if he was 'saUsfied that we "The two Am erie^Zblack a study made for the U.S. Sav- a-year job as chairman and mier of Manchester, $3,788, for An 8-inch water main on the and conspiracy. A hearing on treaty. granted custody of one minor engine donated by toe Tolland pleted toe course work for a It is toe first prosecution since to Graphic Sciences, Inc., of terest of black people, that they Ings and Loan League. president of the midwestem rall- They were believed discussing Funeral Home, 134 Church 8t„ needed a new tax, that it would and white—need eajZother," he are anti-Negro. But I don't think Hot Point; Whiting Corp. of south side of E. Middle Tpke., toe motions to dismiss as -been "These reductions relate pri­ child with support payments of County Mutual Fire Aid Society. master’s degree in diplomatic a Senate investigations subcom­ Danbury, Conn., for a long­ The bill Includes authorization road an4 move immediately to Manchester, $4,092, for Carrier toe strengthening on the House’s WUlimanUc, with a Mass of re- be a subsUtute for existing said. there's a conscious or deliberate to run from about 200 feet west set for July 30. marily to logistical forces which $16 per week. The decision to offer Brazilian history at toe University of Io­ mittee last year developed testi­ distance copier that can be at­ mony that some senior noncom­ security teams, a ban on visi­ qulem at St, Joseph’s CSiurch taxes and that the tax would Young, saylp^ he does not be- policy of hating black people,” for the Federal National Mort- Philadelphia. Thomas Edison Models; of Mountain Rd. to Dale Rd. A hearing on probable cause function In support of U.S. mill- Maureen R. Matthews of studies at MCX3 "Is largely due wa and is working now on toe tached to a telephone, Rep. John gage Association to underwrite other trustees are W. Wil- anj t . P. Aitken of Manches- missioned officers raked in huge tors' taking overcoats or pack­ in WiUimantic at 9. Burial will be put into effect in such a way lieve the NiScon administration Young said. The project includes extending in the cases of Michael Dixon, tar activities in Vietnam,” toe Manchester from MiUard Mat­ to Dr. Lowe’s interest,” Mrs. completion of her thesis. S. Monagan, D-Oonn., announced $106 million in new loans each WTrtz, 88, former U.S. sec- $4,292 for Carrier, amounts of graft, including ages into the house, and elec­ be in St. Joseph's Cemetery in that it would be a fair tax.” is conscip^Iy antiblackf issued In his speech he noted, “ 'White the e-inch line in Mountain, Lud­ 17, of Hartford, and Daniel statement said. thews Jr. of East Hartford on McHutchison says. Also while at MOC this year, Thursday. year for three years. Families labor; George P. Bak- Manafort Bros, of FHalnvIlle kickbacks, while operating tronic detectors like those or­ WiUimantic. his Sunday as the league society has the trappings of low and Dale Rds. into the new Loree, 16, of WiUimantic, was grounds of intolerable cruelty. Dr. Lowe feels that some Mrs. McHutchison will teach a power—lU iKilire its n iZ v it. that qualUy for the loan would ■“ 66, reureoretired oeandean of Harvardnarvaru ig t,,e apparent low bidder for messes and clubs in Europe and dered for No. 10 Downing Street Friends may call at the fu­ To Back Donahue openM its eoth annual conven- 01 main. continued to Aug. 6 at toe re­ She was awarded custody of MOC students may be interest­ one-credit, five-week course in An 8-inch water main exten­ toe Far East. after somebody threw a can of neral home Sunday from 2 to 4 HARFFORD (AP) —The Oon- quest of toe state. A state Wit­ Israel Urges one minor child with support ed In working in Brazil in a history. 'k'kifif'kirkirici^if and 7 to 9 p. m. sion in Marion Dr.,to run about payments of $22.60 per week. variety of careers in which toe Higdon also Is one of five sol­ point at FTlme Minister Edward necUcut District Laborers O o u m / "It is obvious where blacks ness at Meriden School for Mrs. McHutchison is toe Heath on its doorstep. VOTE FOR ^ 200 feet and to interconnect Ethel L. Jensen from Harold country has need of people. diers and former soldiers whose cU announced Thursday \Xyim are concerned, the admlnistra- Boys was unable to attend toe Greece Ignore daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ cues have been referred to the The gas attack suspended toe with, Greenwood and Alice Drs. O. Jensen, boto of Tolland, on Hiey would take Brazilian stud­ backing Alphonsus J, D o i^ u e tion faces a crediblUty gap of ment stores. hearing due to staff vacations ert D. King of ToUand. H er’ Jiistfce Departipent. The five Commons session for two hours. JOE Another section authorizes the town-owned. An 8-inch water main in grounds of intolerable cruelty. ies as a way of learning about Dr. H.P. Dinan Jr. in the Aug 19 DemocraticU.S. enormous proportions," he said. only make a society muscle- They met briefly with Fullam at toe school. Ransom Quest ■father Is toe state representa­ were shareholders in a corpora­ After toe MPs returned, toe subsidizing of $280 million in in- Manafort's price is $2,600 for Thompson Rd., to interconnect She was awarded custody of toe country. SenatecjiAte primary.prmictry. y butuui auuouadded thatumt recent weeks wccixo iiauhad bound; vsujonly wtvcdrive il it intouivu uis-dls- » *»_ _i_ Wednesday and then held a iget- Dixon and Loree face a tive from toe 48th Assembly tion called Mareden, Inc., ^ Ip h question of Northern Ireland Donahue was enddmd by the brought signs that some ele- plays of raw, naked power, dis- terest on home loaM th r o j^ acquainted news conference. the combined demolitions—$1,- PrestonDr, and Hyde St. ATHENS, Greece (AP)'—Israel two minor chUdren with support One course to be offered, a District. Her husband, James, DUFFEY Of Bridgport, variety of charges in connection payments of $76.84 semi-month­ allegedly reaped bjg profits by Vfas with them until for Into the DemocraUc stat^onvenUon. He to«"ta are moving for change. piays that solve nothing and Federal Home Loan banks. This formally called upon Greece to­ general course in Brazilian is a sales eng;ineer with toe with a series of house breaks ly for each child and a transfer selling supplies to NCO clubs. night as they debated the im­ DEMOCRATIC Striken, Dies faces challenges from the Rev. "K would be a mistake for us tear apart everything.” money would help reduce inter- ^ appoint a new on June 18. day to ignore an agreement studies, Mrs. McHutchison says, Rowen-Leahy Co. of Hartford, Higdon now is assigned to toe prisonment of toe firebrand Joseph D u ^ and state Sen. recognize that within "The two Americas—black charges on advances to sav- ^hief execuUve to take over of interest in real estate and will include economics, govern­ distributors of large construc­ PRIMARY Monagan Charges Mercury Dixon pleaded not guUty on "reached under duress and $1,300 lump sum alimony. Redstone Arsenal in Alabama, young Catholic member from BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (AP) — Edward l ; Marcus. every adminlstraton there are and white—need each other. Let bigs and loan associaUons, chief q Gorman's job after Gor- ment for Brazilian studies, but tion equipment. A i^in t 19, 1970 July 9 to nine counts brought blackmail" with Arab airplane Esther H. Bowman from Don­ where he will be tried. the province, Bemadtte Dev­ Dr. Philip Dinan Jr., 67, admin­ The e ^ c U represents about contetwUng forces,” he said in us break the rigid confines of source of mortgage credit for man formally resigns. lin. against him. Loree pleaded not hijackers to free seven Arab ald W. Bowman, boto of Ver­ The charges of larceny and Sponsored by Citizens istrator of the city's De­ 26,OOorZmnecUcut workers. •'ey*'®** address at the New charges and countercharges, bie housing Industry. -w e hope to accomplish this Ignored as Possible Peril bribery stem from offenses al­ After heated Laborite charges yt tor Duffey partment of Humane Affairs _____ York Hilton Hotel. protest and neglect. Let us ne- Another portion of the bill will n. soon as we can, maybe a guilty to seven counts on toe prisoners being held here. non, on grounds of intolerable At toe same time, toe Greek legedly committed while Hig­ against the provincial govern­ ^ Peter Rlchtmeyer, Treas. since it was established in 1962, During a news conference he gotlate our way out of the Im- ^ree up to $2.78 billion for week to 10 days,” Langdon said. WASHINGTON (AP) — Fed- lethal poison. In lower quanti- same day. cruelty. She w m granted custo­ G>mpromise May Qear The case of Alan Schwartz of government lodged a stem pro­ dy of two minor children with don, a veteran of 23 years In ment and demands from some died early today iq>parently of waa asked to comment on re- passe that threatens to split the immediate use by the Govern- __ eraJ pollution officials are Ignor- it can cause brain, nerve, service and holder of four Suspended Term West Hartford was continued to test with Arab nations against support payments of $16 per NEW HAVEN (AP) cent criticism of the admlnistra- country apart.” ment National Mortgage Asso- ing possibly dangerous mercury kidney and liver disorders, Import Control Measure Bronze Stars, was serving as tion by Bishop Stephen G. Spots­ He called for a meeting of ciatlon to purchase mortgages, ...... , , , The primary sources of mer- Aug. 14 in East Hartford. He is what it called “ toe act of pira- week for each child and a contamination of the air in their custodian of toe noncommis­ wood, chairman of the board of groups ranging from “ Black Other parts of the bUl estab- Superhighways cury air pollution appear to be charged with illegal possession cy“ in toe hijacking to Cairo transfer of interest in real tate and $16 per week aUmony. WASHINGTON (AP) — Hints tariff barriers, now toe main ob­ sioned offlcers-enllsted men’s P&rt'time D&SIRi b6C&ni6 actinf^ ffAtAWav m r in a 1TaKmio*>w kanU the ixenjuiuuNational ABMMjiauuiiAssociation iwfor theiAic Panthers to Black Baptists” to Ush secondary markets for both campaign against the poisonous mines, refineries and the of a narcotic, illegal possession Wednesday by Arab terrorists FLEi^H^R^SSGO. 0 FMANGHB8TEW ^ Irene Beg;in Burnham of are appearing on Capitol HiU of stacles to U.S. exports. mess system at Long Blnh, in director in 1968 and director in rnhhoZ i Advancement of Colored Peo- “ arrive at a broad consensus of federally insured and conven- Swallowing Up chemical in water, a CkHmecti- smokestacks of chemical plants. of a controUed drug, and failure ®' " * Olympic Airways- jeUlner and toe threat to blow It up. Manchester from RIchqrd E. The possible compromise South Vietnam, in 1967 and 1668. 1969. When the city reorganized ple- positlons that can be negotiated tlonal mortgages. This would Mercury particles may fall with to keep a drug in its original possible compromise on one as­ 6494521 1. Holdout Cowhoys congressman charges. It warned Arab ambassadors Burnham on g;rounds of in­ would involve repealing ASP 54 MeKEE STREET the department In 1962, he be- Thursday in Bishop Spotswood said three with white America.” help stimulate the flow of mort- rain into lakes and rivers, feder­ container. His attorney, Ronald pect of toe import-restricting I ^ R/kfteArrhpmResearchers a HdecadeapoHz ago summoned to toe F\>reign Minis­ tolerable cruelty. She was but raising toe basic tariff rates came administrator of the De- „ weeks ago: "This is the first al officials suspect. Oassldento, is unavailable now Now Is the time to brlTig^ In your screens to be repaired* i "I believe,” said Young, “ that gage credit for home financing, By EDDIE ADAMS try that such acts create indig­ granted custody of three minor foreign trade bill President Nix­ to soften toe impact on toe U.S. Jobless forgotten* partment of Humane Affairs, ^ “ time since 1920 that the national found concentrations of mercu- ^ possible example of this as he is representing former Storm window glass replaoed* the many disparate and con- Sen. John J. Sparkman, D- nation among Greeks and that children with support payments on has threatened to veto. chemical industry. which includes health, welfare '-Tisnenoury, received the administration made it a matter tending forces in our society to- Ala., Senate manager of the bill, BLUEWATER, N.M. (AP) — ry-containlng air particles in alr-to-water ------mercury pollution------Hartford Policeman Anthony HARTFORD (AP) — Alphon­ more terrorists acta on Greek of $30 per week for each chUd A quiet but intense drive is on Proponents argue this would and environmental control. **** ®* calculated poUcy to work day . . . can be brought to see said a week ago the blU “ has The lone nrairie keens shrinking as 100 occurred recenUy in Canada Lombardi In Hartford. sus J. Donahue, Democratic AUTO GUSS INSTALLED soil would have “ unfavorable and a transfer of Interest in to induce toe House Ways and get rid of ASP as a symbol of He” — also 1------served as medical dir- $7,537 robberv of the **** iTnlr Ho Haven v o n - .—. against » • .. the------needs».— and— .— asplja- — ■ ------how racism and mindless - mate- the potential for . the . stimulation *' times the safe level estimated where mercury-contaminated Charges of breaking and en­ party choice for toe U.S. Senate, with the concrete ribbons on su- jjy Ruggian scientists for mercu- whale meat waa found in the repercussions.” real estate and $16 per week Means Committee, set to review special U.S. protectionism. They has called Connecticut’s unem­ GLASS FURNITURE TOPS ector of the city-owned Hillside **® Haven Sav- tlons of the largest minority of rialism work hand-in-hand to of new mortgage credit amount- tering with criminal Intent and aUmony. ings Bank. per highways and the intrusion ry vapor Inhaled by animals, northern Hudson Bay—2,000 This was an unmistakable the draft bill next week, to also suggest that if Congress ac­ ployed toe "forgotten Ameri­ Hospital for the Aged and five its citizens.” turn the American dream into a ing to $30 billion." But the ex- larceny under $2,000, against reference to Greece’s threat to She had earlier pleaded guilty On July 10 Superior Court change its mind and go along cepts Nixon’s repeal recommen­ cans.” MIRRORS (Firaplace anil Door) years ago established the Philip “ I wouldn't use language that nightmare." tent to which the housing indus- of motorized cowboys. Like the federal air pollution officials fnlles from the nearest known WUUam J. Dostie of Hartford, gever diplomatic ties with some Judge Paul J. Driscoll granted and testified against one of the with Nixon’s request for repeal dation, in which his prestige Is Connecticut will lose about $6 Dinan Evaluation Center for ______try will be aided by the measure vanishing Indian, there is the confirm. source of mercury waste. were nolled with toe under- a divorce to Carol Jean Rich­ other two persons charged in the or all Arab nations should more of toe American SelUng Price involved, he may well decide to billion in defense contracts this PICTURE FRAMING (all types) public school children with psy­ depends on the will and the vanishing cowboy. "This study is a warning,” ------standing that a bench warrant Araz-dlrected terrorism hit this field from Robert FYancls Rich- robbery. system of setting certain tariffs. slgfn toe blU even though It In­ coming year, he said, and en­ chological problems. traveling south approaching Hill aggressiveness of the adminis- Here emd there one finds a said Rep. Jolm S. Mcmagan, D- ^ 1 ■ wlU be Issued from toe state’s country. field, boto of 'Vernon, on cludes other provisions he op­ The committee might do this, dure a corresponding loss in WINDOW and PLATE GLASS St., when he observed a car tratlon in Implementing the bill, holdout, a sort of relic that re- Conn., in a Congressional attorney for Hartford County. The Israeli diplomatic repre- grounds of intolerable cruelty. sources said, if at toe same poses. Police Log turn onto Hillstown Rd. He ap- he said. fuses to be tossed to the dump Record statement today. “ Yet jobs. Tub Enclosure from $30 to $45 phis jwtnllAtlriai Dostie is presiently serving time sentatlve to Athens, Yaacov She was granted custody of two time offsetting concessions were There is no present indication plied his brakes, and one of the a controversial feature of the heap, . crushed, . .paved over, Natiwial Air Pollution Con- Migrants Studied NEW YORK (AP) — Stock in Somers Correctional Institu­ Caroz, said he made a protest to minor children with support written to for the industry main­ toe committee is cemsidering de­ Deaths In ARRESTS wheels locked, causing him to discretionary authority to per- kiUed. He won't die. Not now. trol Administration has hardly tion. Christos Xantoopoulos Palamas, payments of $200 per month for ly involved—benzonoid chemi­ leting any of these. strike the bank at the comer of nilt member banks to count as Not so long as there is just one bothered to act despite the market prices sUpped lower to- each child and a transfer of an For Job Parity, David S. Krajewski, 23, of 71 Other cases disposed of in­ Greek foreign undersecretary. cals. The toll includes mandatory Hillstown Rd. and Hill St. The part of their reserves for invest- more sunset, just one more warning carried in its own pub- day in slow trading, automobile and interest in real clude : ” I repeat what Mr. Abba Little noted by toe general quotas een examining the problems of bond for court appearance Wilder, 41 Hoffman Rd.. struck livan to Richard J. and Emma for airborne mercufy and new and Mideast peace talks had not Bolton ics say the present day multibil- sue of shoe Import quotas, I- ■. ~ terday eind charged with breach Uon dollar industry needs no Robert Fritch the 300 full-time and 1,0(X) sea- Aug. 3. a car driven by Maria B Gau- Jetin Perron, property at 86 Land and Cattle Oo., which federal studies are under way l>een interpreted as encourag- -vriilch have widespread support BOIXYWOOD (AP) — Robert sonal workers employed in its --- vln. East Hartford, yesterday ror Youth, 19 of peace. such protection. Industry Wedgewood Dr., conveyance raises beef. on mercury health hazards. among legislators. WECALLIT_____ ^ BYltch, 69, film editor whose Florida groves in “ an effort to Tietjen, however is a cowhand Firemen Beat Marion I. Martin and Robert spokesmen naturally disagree. Dorothy A. Ferrante, also afternoon on New State Rd. tax $23.65. “ There is little data available Analysts said the market also Probation was revoked this T. PUranlnen, 39, boto of 118 < ^ te include^such movies as develops a program throu^ m Dorothy’ Bliiiere Gauyln was stopped, wait- More Important, ASP—a Marriage Licenses iLwiP ctmcentrations of mercury in was being weig^ied down by a One P<^to, ^ o P t^ to’’ and vriilch he can Uve and work in Maple Dr. C oventry chamed ^ ‘ ° ® ‘ “ ^n onto Gazers 22-18 morning' for 19-year-old Owen West Main St., were arrested William James Walsh Jr., 133 saddle all the day. or out break-^ ''*e air,” vrrmno-QnMonagan said.oih realization______that favorable early" . uniquely American device—is ing broncos, or snoozing Wright of RockvUle, and he will 'oUowlng an alleged disturbance thrown up to Washingtim’s trade te le v ii^ with Uklng a motor vehicle A«lams St.. poUce said. Hilliard St., and Kathleen Ro­ The 1960 investigation in the second-quarter earnings reports In a special non-league soft- in that neighborhood. PUrani- berta Carroll, 87 Morse Rd., bedroll at night. ball game last night, toe Hebron Immediately begin serving a _ ____ negotiators when they try to He has this thliur about horses borough of may not have been typical of an nen was taken to toe Hartford bargain away any of toe numer­ Opening Aug. 9, Church of the Assump­ Fire Department defeated Bol- sentence suspended last March, correctional Center to Ueu (rf’ a 55^ ZaehHnge, 1.^; Cam drivenVEdith S. Sen- ‘^‘ ®®'“ concentrations overall trend. ous restrictions other countries NORTHEIM Germany (AP) <.» i “ warrant last night in na, 29 Pioneer Circle, and tion. a ^ l Rowing wno s DOM. He ^ mercury-containing air parti- Glamor stocks were amonv ton’s Star Gazers, 22-18. The This was a one-year sentence $50 cash bond. He was to be Douglas Alan Welch, Bolton, reckons it comes t ^ t t ^ e ranging from thAe t i m ^ the s X r i ^ f ^ Hebron team scored 11 runs to set up against the entry of U.S. GOROLLA SEDAN after Wright pleaded 'guilty to presented to East Hartford goods. Hartford Rd., were in collision and Karen Ann Grant, 50 Hor­ of tragedy in his boyhood when ^ e Russian standard. c o n ^ l ^ at toe last toning. John Deruls- criminal intent. Circuit Court 12 today. The In toe most recent negotia­ Theopolis early this morning on Dudley ton Rd., Aug. 1, Presbyterian ^ brother was kilied by a Me^ury discharges '«>m 30%. a ? ^ Vd seaux was toe winning pitcher Probation Officer Paul J. Me- woman was released on her St. Church. and Don Smith pitched for toe tions, U.S. bargainers ex­ quarantine , , chemical plastic planU have xerox was behind 74 to n v . Po. Geary read to toe court a list promise to appear to Rockville changed repeal of ASP—subject Edmund Dennis Donovan, “ I guess I subconsciously polluted rivers and lakes in 17 i Z , ? ^ Star Gazers. LOCUST ST., ns7s from the moon a year ago, was Coca-Cola. Carta Reale 142 Cooper HiU of offenses allegedly committed d r c u lf Court 12 Aug. 18. of course to congressional ac- Windsor, and Rita Bamber Call, wanted to kUl all horses.” he states, the Department of Inter!- am/ was ahead H ' Bruno Mloske hit two homers, killed Thursday in a traffic acci­ COMPLAINTS by toe youth who lives at 76 other area police activity: titm—lor a variety of conces­ Austin said his firm has found ' c**®*?®** , 'allure to 171 E. Center St.. July 24, St. says of his skill at breaking or says. ^ ' , while Mike OigUo and Dave MANCHESTER dent. Park West Dr. He cited an COVENTRY sions favorable to U.S. chemi­ Martin Blmhaiim that merely to provide housing I ^ P ® *' Two covers from front signal oiurch? bucking and wild horses. Mercury in large amounts is a The Associated ITess 60-stock - Norris hit one apiece. ■' ^ * and Fairfield Sts. Court date lights on a car owned by Dennis April 9 arrest for sale of a (Coventry poUce arrested Ar- cals, automobiles, tobacco and NEW YORK (AP) — Martin and transportation without fac­ average was down 1.4 to 243.3 at cannabis-type drug and posses- ipeterson Jr., 23, of Rt. 81 FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1970 Aug. 10. Gilleran, 143 Park St., were ------other products. Bucket seats, 4-on-toe-floor, synehomesh. brans., carpeting, quiet, up-front BUnbaum, 92, an art dealer who ing up to the basic problems in­ noon, with industrials down 3.4, Manchester Elventog HeraM Sion of a controUed drug, char- nig^t. He was charged with 8:00 P.M. • U:80 P.M. volved would do little more than taken sometime Wednesday rails off .1 , and utUiUes behind Bolton summer correspondent The Ways and Means Com­ engine, all vinyl upholstery, whitewalls, wheel (Uses, padded dash, fresh-flo played an influential role in the ges to A^ch W ri^ t plead^ to- reckless driving and failure to mittee’s decision against repeal, Admliaion $1.00 T« Hj».. 12 volt. 32 amp battery—and much. mu«h mni-ai temporarily ease the hardship Laurence T. Willey, 17, of 112 night. .3. Alan Cocoonl, tel. 649-6804. art world of the United States nocent June 11 to Superior Court drive to an estabUshed lane. He if it stands, would cancel that of the migratory worker. Elizabeth Dr., charged with (Movies, Performers A and Europe front 1910 in the Re-Forn ed Welfare Refer Among the most-active Big and is awaiting trial. Wright was also Issued a warning for bargain aijd, officials testified, A culture of dispalr and pov- failure to carry license. He was Speakers) 1940s, died Tliuraday. A car owned by Elaine Tay­ Board issue, prices included: was one of 60 persons arrested driving after drinking. hamper efforts to get rid of non- HI-LUX hOKUP TRUOK /T erty, vested by generations of arrested yesterday afternoon af- lor, 47 Clyde Rd., was stolen to April during a major crack­ Mattel, down 1 % to 29H: Occi­ Peterson and two passengers neglect, had to be rooted out ter being stopped on E. Center About Town down on suppliers and sellers Auto Runs Truck Friday afternoon while it was dental Petroleum, off % at 16H: to his car were taken to Man­ and replaced. To do so involved ^t. for a routine check. Court parked downtown. Far fro] Nixon’s Request Pfizer, down 1% to 31%; Arm- Wayne C. Huot was also of narcotics to eight Hartford chester Memorial Hospital for After Fatal Attack the entire spectrum of social tt^te Aug. 10. named to the Dean’s List at area towns. *2043 . WASHINGTON (AP) — Hiree 'nie f6deral treatment. They were Bernard SOUTHINGTON, Conn. (AP) services and skills: Oilld care. ------Manchester CJommunlty Col­ He was freed on $1,600 bond ENJOY NATIVE PRODUCE WHILE A home at 130 Hackmateck days of Senate hearings into ^vould shoulder 100 per cent of bill and provide greater incen­ Costello and Jeffrey Baker, — Lincoln Archer, 69, of Tor- nutrition, adult edueation, psy- Claude B. Charron, 18, of lege for toe Spring semester. but was again arrested with D dh fM w d tives. 8*4: and RCA, up % to 21%. boto of (Coventry. IT'S IN SEASON AT PERO'S! rington apparently was dead of ®" yesterday president Nixon's welfare re- cost for the basic benefits, in- His name waa inadvertently left three, other youths on June 10 chological assistance, and medi- West Hartford, charged with morning, and Price of active stocks on the NATIVE: Com, Tomatoes, Cukes, Green, YeUow Squash, I a teleNlsion, form plan, already revised eluding medicaid, food stamps The administration then came A m Z ' inai.T/irA' off toe list published to yester­ and charged with risk ot 'in­ an acute coronary failure before cal treatment," he said. Improper passing. He was ar- radio, and a small amount Peas, Salad Bowl, Boston, Bomalne Lettuce, Beet his car slammed under a ®' once. Indicate the ultimate bill and housing subsidies. day's Herald. jury to a 16-year-old girl on a More comfortable and stylish than any other pickup in its class. Powei packed ------rested yesterday morning on cash was taken. Entry was may only slightly resemble the up w l t h ^ e new benefit rates tronlc,’ dSvi % to 1 9 % ^ t a S Greens, Green, YeUow Beans, Leeks, Badlsbes, engine can haul half ton loads at 86 mph, 106 H.P., 5,660 R.P.M., flow thru tractor-trailer truck parked on complaint brou^t by her moth­ Named ^Rubber Center St. (Jourt date Aug. 10. gained by smashing a window administration's proposal, It would pay 30 per cent of proj^sed revamping medi- instruments, off % at ’9- Digital Shalots, Turnips, Imported Bed Onions, Aoom| ventilating system, 4-speed Aynchomesh transmission, 6.00x14 6 PR tires, 96.8 the shoulder at Interstate 84 this Extortion Charged whatever more is needed to the food stamp pro- Eoulnment rtnwn 1 ___ er. This case is still pending in Joseph Priestly gave rubber and Butternut Squash. in. wheelbase. Luxuriously styled, built to take punisliment. Cab offers plenty morning, authorities said. in the back door. -This U our best effort," Wel- Mobile Home Fire circuit court, and Wright was of head and leg room, with safety and convenience being highlighted. Ttiko- Robert A. Fazzino, 23, of bring income to the poverty lev- P'^m, but not until after the Process Co., up 1 % at 48%; SoU- Its name. He remarked In a let­ FRESH: Blueberries, Cantaloupes, Peaches, Pinma, Nec­ Dr. Vittorio NariheUl,_ Bristol______NEW HAVEN (AP) — FBI ------fare Secretary Elliot L. Rl- el with the states required to Family Assistance Plan be- released on $1,(XX> Ixxid. ter that toe new substance — tarines, Limes, Grapefruit, Green, Bed Grapes, | a Toyota ride before you decide! Hartford, charged with failure tron, off % at 16%; and Molyb­ FaXal fo r Sailor WE HAVE XN STOCK THE NEW CUSTOM TAIUWED TONNEAU COVER medical examiner. oiinounc^ ag®nts have arrested four men A stereo tape player was re- chardson told the Senate Fi- chlp in the rest—so long as they e°"*es law. Wright was arrested this past discovered in 1736 — 'was use­ Watermelon, and Bing Cherries. to obey a stop sign at McKee moved from a car owned by nance Committee Thursday in denite, ahead % to 82%. Tuesday at Henry Park and FOB THE m-LUX the cause of death today follow- ®" charges of demanding and and Courtland Sts Court date dont' end up paying more than "What they did,” said one Fi­ MONTVILLE, Conn. (AP) ful for rubbing out manuscript VISIT OUB IMPORTED BASKET DISPLAY Stephen Kehlas, 146 Park St. referring to the administration's charged with disorderly con­ ing an autopsy. receiving extortion. jq nance Committee source Thurs- An unidentified man beUeved to mistakes. while it was parked overnight proposals. duct. In listing other minor of­ State poUce said Archer was The suspects, taken into _____ is tinker at the lower lev be to toe ITavy died to a fire WEEKEND SPECIALS We have broken ground for our itew faculties for TOYOTA a ^ e in his car at the time, custody Thursday are John ACCIDENTS at Manchester Auto Repair on But the committee, which had Total cost of the package in , Stom Men Nabbed in a mobUe home on Chester­ fenses, McGeary said that SALES, SERVICE and PARTS to be known as LYNCH MOTORS 186 Main St. already forced re\-islons after present form in 1972 would be Wright has "flaunted his dis­ Native Green or YeUow Squash .... 2 U>s. 2 S ^ I The driver of the truck, Thomas "Slew" Pamleri 54 Hamden- ACX7IDENT8 LiEWTSTON, Maine (AP) _ field Road early this monting. Native Green or YeUow Beans ...... lb . 2 9 # -^jnst west of Brood and Center Streets. Come on down and Smith, 82, of Hillsdale. N.J., wak Dominic ^ Janice A _____ the House passed the original ®**"°*‘ ^®**“ ® ®®r- '®ry P®®r and moving it to A neighbor discovered ' toe regard for toe conditions of pro­ /uiiimic “ Slate” Marangelli, 46, curti« onk L®® ®' testimony, the ef- ^“®®plan seU too low a guar^teed P®Uce also bald Uiey seized PlN^kiad SnwRrs COKE OR FLAVORS .. 24 12 oz. cans 92.98 | on St. James St. home was engulfed to flames. has not been convicted of these Personal Notices niewski. 43. Milford. Miss Curtis on Parker St. The windows '° n was i not.ul vnougnenough. Hearingsvpanru/a ------income------floor. S COT in Which they fOUnd fOUT We Garry The Manchester Evening Herald I was starting from a parking were cracked, apparently by resume next Tuesday. major issues at this -point taiarts orodurMi at Officials said toe victim ap- arrests and Wright’s mother, Hie arrests followed a CSiarts produced Thurs- rtfles and a shotgun. Mrs. Martha Wright, asked that MaehiRR GItaRed COMPLETE LINE QF SUNDAY PAPERS . 4, A S * ” ** the l^ft front comer thrown stones, and the spark Basis of the administration's First: Another 14 million peo- days" hearings hv th parently was living in toe mo­ Ueptte Tanks, Dry Wells, MORIARTY BROTHERS In Memoriain indictment returned *I\]e8' of her bumper hit the right riKht side ninc'iKplugs andanrt distributor were a 6e«»a^ tarn- nP4%r\r$Qo1eproposals ie is aO WkivtlmtioM minimum iatAsvMskincome nlePl« will go Anon thAthe W6l1foHAwelfare rolls, i n ^ « t ^ ^ I f ^ ^ T i^to^*& :lm eidpr^*9^ **T f,^ bile home only temporarily and her son have another chance, Sewar Tinas IsataOed—Oei- to itertag memory of LilUan Itec- day. Shylocking is ininishable of Miss Desimone's car, which probably was In toe Navy. His She said he Iqet his father and "THE^KINO Cmirray. wrho ppaesed svav July Inr WsSeepeoadbig by a maximum of 20 yean in was paasing. Damage was home state was not Inunedlately Is "mixed up." at 1864. family of four with $1,600 a year And do toe administration pro- dip in income when they fln ^ y 27. ' prison and a $10,000 fine. The minor, police said. known. Judge Alva P. Loiselle order­ Loving memories never die. Two dollars was taken in a increasing on a sUdlng scale un- ®«er incentive, erwmgh to worked their way off toe i S u f PoUce would not say in what McKHINEY BROS. FBI describes the crime as one ------Firemen and tnx^rs were ed ' probation revoked and ■ p r o d u c e i '* ^ resrs rsU on and days pass by. hojm eV eakat 112 Woodslde St. til househoM earned income ^®“ P^f/® “ * their way ptoance Chairman RusseU B. state toe men were ^ t e T L PM Peftrt — M S-SM to our hearts a memory is kept. in which a person threatens, . A car driven by Peter J. Sad- still at toe scene at about 6:80 'Wright was taken to toe State O f«j» ve loved and never forget. yesterday^-^e thief enter®dria reaches $3,920^ off toe rolls. ^ D-La„ said even under fuRlUves or on w h a T c h ^ t o “ JDIflpoMd C)Os 278 OAKLAND ST., MANCHESTER — 64$-6SM uses vic^ence or causes harm losU, , of 48 Hollister St., o.m. Tlie cause of toe fire was Oprrec^onal Center in Brook- Haoly mlaaed 10 a smashed kitchen w^dow, and Elderly. blind or disabled After three days of, hearings the new proposals welfare reel- were wanted TiMr^^ata against a debtor in an attempt overturned last night on HUjs- under investigation. lyn: naagiMer. Grandson aod r a c k e d three roohi, and a adults would get a minimum of in April, committee member. pienU w o u l d ^ e ^ t i w^re m ^ e to collect money owed. town Rd. Police said be waa ®»“®®‘‘ *"®nto. ordered former HEW Secretary bonus for doing In n e i S ^ A u V t ^ ^ / ' /

PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, JULY 24. 1970 • MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, JULY 24. 1970 PAGE ELEVEN Trini Lopez Sings Praises / f / 'Technology for Children Of Brotherhood^ Good W ill

By UNDA KBAMICB “Time to Get It Togetoer.’’ is New Jersey's new AP NewsfeAtOKM WtHer "There’e so much bate. Every­ one Is fightlM everyone; In poli­ concept for creating NEW YORK (AP) ^ A top z«- tics, In the rareets, in metnam," cording star and idghtolub per- says Ttlnl. "We need love and vocational awareness fonder for almost s decade, TTl- understanding to get It togeth­ nl Lopea has never had any ...... ' ' ( er.” dnd spurring interest professional training. And on Us maiW tours ahrohd "I don’t beUeve in it,” aaya Trini had done Us best to in the three "Rs" liopes, a Mexican-Amcirican spread love and underatandlng ISiiPii8Pgi from Dallas, "Anything you can through bin music. Oongrsee -«r^ •• by teaching through do naturally la a mudi better 43jan Thomas Rees ot California ~;S talent It la . more raw, more once honored Trini on the floor practice rather than earthy.” of the House for Us sendee as a Well-known fOr his recordings good will ambassador for tbs theory. Partially of songs not his own ("If X Had United States. a Hammer.” “I« Bomba” ) Lo­ funded by the U.S. pes Is now using more original Trinl’s own cortege Is an ex­ material. His albums range ample of brotherhood. His man­ Office of Education, over various moods ot music: ager, A1 Fisher, Is Jewish; Us Latin, folk, country-western, secretary, hOguel Vargas, to Pe­ ruvian; lead guitarist BUI Ma- the program is in love songs, rhythm and blues. loof is Lebanese; cmiductor and “1 love all types of music,” he baas guitarist Daivld Shrlver Is 66 schools, covering says, his eyes glowing as he ; ' '■ j : German and drummer Gene Operating a computer warms to his favorite subject Higgle Is Italian. kindergarten through '4 “ Music has been good to me. and using a telecopier You could say I’ve had a won­ Despite Us busy schedule at sixth grade. derful romance with i t " concert# and recording seaalons, to communicate with Music has been a vital ele­ Trini keeps in close touch with Us famUy In Dallas. Every other schools (above ment in his life nlnce early youth when he learned from his Christmas he goes home to be and left) ore ways father how to sing and to play with Us parents, Us four sisters guitar. When economic factors and brother (also a performer). that New Jersey's forced him to drop out of high Once he turned down an offer school, he turned his music to by Bob Hope to Join hto IBetnam fourth- and fifth- professional use. But actually at Chrlstmaa show In order to age 11 he already had been spend Christinas at home, graders become aware picking up extra nickels as part -where he plays Santa Claus for Us 16 nephews and nieces. of vocational ot a combo. “Even as a freshman I made When Trini first became a opportunities from more money than my teach­ success, he tried to give hto ers,” he says. After working famUy aU the things they need­ which they con later around home, Trini landed a Job ed but had never been aUe to in Holl3rwood In 1B62, and since afford. He bought them the first choose o career. At then haa eajoyed a steady cUmb of several new homes and gave to success. At a recent concert Us father a Cadillac. He has kindergarten age (for in Montreal at the Man and His since given each of Us sisters left), students learn World EhchIblUon, Trini drew a ahd Us brother cars. crowd of 28,000. However, Trini does not have about occupational Trini the top performer, him a famUy ot Us own. “ When It used his name and talent to help comes to marriage, I’m a lon­ hazards as well as various worthy causes through­ er,” he says smiling. *Tm not out the world. Ihresently he is ready to aetUe down. I want to opportunities in early working with acter Sidney Po- see every UtUe comer Itoe stages of exposure to Itler on a UNICEF speelal fea­ missed In the world.” turing entertainers of different "world of work." naUonahUes. He also helped raise money fOr the Poor South Windnor dren’e Poverty programs In Puerto Rico and Acapulco Tax Office Sets Cliches Can Make You Wish through several concerts. WORLD ALMANAC New York City Abortion Clinic It’s so wonderful to have the Saturday Hours _____ . FACTS power to raise money for the You Were Hard of Hearing ( bpotiI imderprivlleged Just by what John W. Brown, collector of Makes Operation Easy, Safe you do,” he says. revenue, has announced that the By HAL BOYLE “ I may not know art, but I Trini’a concern for the under­ tax office will be open tomor­ know what I like.” privileged stems in part from NB5W YORK (AP) — If you By NAOMI ROCK Susan P. — An 18-year-old the standard D. and C. (scrap- row from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. “ I like red cabbage, but red his Mexican-American heritage. had to name the 10 commrni re­ AP Newsfestures Writer who came with her boy friend; ing) we almost eliminate any Monday, Aug. 3, Is the last cabbage doesn’t like me.” “ The Immigrants coming In marks in the EhigUah language Connie L. — A 28-year-old chance of infection, we reduce day taxes may be paid without “That’s the way the cookie from Mexico are treated like that you get most tired of hear­ NEW YORK (AP) — The girl, from Montreal who came with the pain, and we cut down the interest. Taxes will be dellh- crumbles. That’s the way the hell,’ ’ he says, his face momen­ ing year after year, which heavy set, dark hair, steel her doctor husband; time from 16 or 20 minutes to quent Aug. 4, and interest will ball bounces.” tarily serious. “ I grew up in an charged at the rate of three- would you choose? rimmed glasses, descended the Linda C. — A 25-year-old New ®*te three minutes. When I’m "Well, nobody's perfect, but- atmosphere of discrimination fourths of one per cent for each It’s a fascinating game to York catty school teacher who through I’ll give her some anti­ staircase, a broad smile on her and I grew up with a lot ot ten­ month or a fraction of a month play, because our vocabularies gave up an abortion appoint- blotlcs Just to make sure, and “ It’s as sure as God made lit­ face. A dozen girls, in dunga­ sion about that. starting from July 1. become so hackneyed with dull ment at a city hospital for fear be all right after a brief and repetitive phrases that with tle green apples.” rees or dresses, shouted a greet­ “ It took me a long time to The entire tax bill should be "Put that In your {ripe and ing and broke into applause. that the three-week wait would rest.” realise I was as good as any­ mailed 6r brought with the pay­ some people one feels he can Labor Day became a na­ put her past the danger time. The doctor worked as he ca n y on a conversation in his smoke i t ” "How do you feel, Doris?” body else,” he explained, gasing ment. An Aug. 3 postmark is "I can always take it or leave tionwide holiday in the “ Did It hurt?” “ I think I answered all your talked and occasionally Linda about his hotel suite during a acceptable it it is mailed. sleep. United States in 1894. The It but if you've got the strength “ You look great.” questions last night,” the ^irctor winced. visit to New York. His distress Square Dance There are so many trite say­ Labor Day holiday was in­ told the group. “ But if there are “ It hurts a little,” she said, ings in our day-to-day talk that left to pour another one, I think “ Hey, let her sit down!” over the treatment of The South Windsor Square I’U take i t ” augurated Dec. 28, 1869, by Someone got up from cme of still any you can either ask “ but a dentist's drill would be Mexlcan-Americans, he contin­ Dance Club will hold a dance it is almost impossible to nar­ the Knights of Labor in row them down to the 10 that "Have you ever considered the few chairs in the liny West them now or when you come up- worse. The doctor warned me ued prompted him to support tonight from 8 to 11 outside the the possibility that the whole Philadelphia, The World Side^ living . room, and _ Doris stairs. crfali^ Any Anv niiAczH/ma9** questions?” thatfHaf minewilnA wouldumstl/f beK& more pain-w >I*i _ Cesar Chaves’a grape workers Wapplng Elementary School. At ‘We live, as we dream -alone.” (Joseph Conrad, “Heart of Darkness.”) are 'the moat boring, but here Almanac notes. The first “ Okay then,’’ he said when no ful than some of the others be- is a list of potential candidates; thing could b e . psyohoaomatlc? eased herself down. movement. Brozek will be the guest caUer. Maybe it's all in your mind.” Labor Day parade honor­ “ I feel wonderful,” she said, one responded. “ I think Linda Is cause I’m 12 or 13 weeks preg- Strongly against the war In Rounds will be cued by Russ “WlMfs new?” ing American laborers was next.’’ nant, and it takes longer to do. “Hot enough out for you?” "He wants to be a good guy— “ but I don’t think I’m quite Vietnam, Trini recently record­ and Anita White. All club-level he Just doesn’t know how.” held in New York City, A tall, lithe blonde stood up, know I could have had lo- ed an anUwar song), called dancers are Invited. “ Gold enough out tor you?” ready to run around the block Sept. 5, 1882. and silently followed the doctor anesthetic, but as the doctor “ Here today, gone tomor­ “ I believe like the Indians do; upstairs. ’They entered a small told us yesterday we’re better row.” never judge another man until Copyrisht © 1970, 'The doorbell rang. The doc­ you have walked in his mocca­ NPWHpnpei' KntfrprlHe Akbp. tor’s wife went out and returned room with an adjoining bath­ off with a short slight pain than “ After all, It could be worse." room. Linda was introduced to “ Well, if you aren't a sight for sins for a full moon.” with two more g;irls. “Tnils Is ^ with hours of discomfort as an No. 5 In a series from Marlow’s; Where to find what you Cathy and this is Sue.” she told nurse and to a peychcrftj^ anesthetic wears off.” sore eyes!" who runs a Los Angeles abor­ want! Your friends and neighbors bought toe foUowlng “We simply have to get to­ the group. “ They Just came “How do you feel, Linda?” from Marlow’s last week. (Other stores have some of these Brewer Teacher Penn-Central Woes tion clinic which claims to have the doctor asked. gether for lunch sometime. I’m from OUo. Cathy wants the Items, but only Marlow’s has them all! Hurting Subsidiary abortion.” done 5,(XX) successful abortion “ A UtUe weak, I guess. I was tree most any day.” for $30 each. “ Long time no see.’’ At Maine Camp "Don’t worry,” Doris coun­ nervoua Are you finished?” NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. Linda was Instructed to un­ A FootboN or a Toy Pkmo: Mu­ “ I like your new suit. Too bad Eugene Brewer, minister of selled. “ I was the first and I “ AU finished. You can get up dress, put on a white disposable sic ft in stylo onytimo — but they didn’t have one in your the Church of Christ, has been (AP) — Penn Central Trans- just got finished. It wasn’t bad if you like.” stse." teaching a Bible class for young portation Co.’s financial prob- at all.” surgical gown, and to sit down Supported by the doctor and it's a bit early for raelball. people at Ganderbrook Christ­ The doctor, a tall slim man in on the examinatioa table. The the nurse, Linda sat up and “ Speak about the devil, and lems are raising havoc with its Hooded Sweat Shirt in size 50 , . . For a Life Guard right look who shows up!” ian Camp in Poland Springs, his early 30s, entered the room. nurse then took her blood pres- moved off the table. She disap­ affiliate. Great Southwest Corp., He nodded to the girls, smiled sure, and the doctor checked In Conn. A drawing Board and T-Square . . . We don’t stock “No can do.” Maine. He used the American peared Into the bathroom, them so we sent toe customers to Hadrison’s next door . . . "It I had it all to do over Bible Society filmstrip series: said that company’s subsidiary, and shuffled a group of index her heart, lungs and breasts, emerging shortly - In her own Tliey do . . . Green and white Window Shades — Tliese again, things would sure be dif­ “ How We Got Our Bible.” Macco Corp. cards. He looked at the names, and gave her a pelvic examina- clothes. were used to match others on toe windows . . . We have ferent." The non-profit camp Is operat­ Angus G. Wynne Jr., president and reread the medical histories lion- “ Why don't you go lie down in them In all sizes. Parchment Chimney Lamp Shades — our "It I were running this place, ed by members- of the Churches of Great Southwest, said Thurs­ he had taken the night before “ Tlie procedure Is very slm- the other room,” the doctor sug- customer found toe right size — We have four sizes in of Christ throughout New Eng­ when he first met the girls in an pie,” the doctor explained. "We gested! ‘‘You could probably do stock. Luggage Straps — These were for a car luggage there’d be some changes day that his firm Is suffering “ a rack, but we have all kinds of leather and web straps. made.” land for some T5 to 100 camp­ severe liquidity problem” be­ informal gathering. Amcmg check the circulatory system for ,^omo sleep.” ers each of the six weeks It them were: abnormality since the patient’s ” Do you mind getting it, Jim? cause of Penn Central’s recent ‘I’U Ue down but f don’t think THE ABOVE ITEMS MAY BE AVAILABLE IN A FEIW operates. Cathy B. — A 20-year-old rape blood pressure wUl Jump consld- The smallest I’ve got on me is a bankruptcy declaration and I can sleep. I don’t know how to STORES — SAVE MILEAGE BY COMING HERE FIRST! Christine Johnson of 705 »ao.” hasn’t been able to get suffici­ vlctlm from Toledo, Ohio whoso erably for a short time. wonderful " THERE IS ONLY ONE STORE TO OET THEM ALL AT Nevers Rd., South Windsor, a aunt had referred her to the ‘"Hien w© examine the uterus ^ ^ wonaerrui. “ I don’t like to gossip, but--.” ent bank loans to support can ... MARLOW’S! MARLOW’S ... FIRST FOR BVERY- member of the Manchester Macco’s real estate development doctor through the Women’s to make sure It’s In normal post- ‘ “ Age before beauty.” THINO SINCE 19111 Downtown Main St., Manchester. “You know?" Church of Christ, Is serving as activities. Abortion Project, a coaUUon of Uon, and to determine whether yo^ c ^ d ^ e a volunteer counselor. Miss “ I hate to say I told you so, One course being considered, women’s liberation groups: the woman is Indeed pregnant.” , , ^ ^ . . OPEN • DAYS — THUBS. NIGHTS tIU 9:00 Johnson graduated from South bub-.’’ Wynne said in a statement, “ is Marsha L. - A 20-5mar-old As he spoke he held up the ^ Windsor High School In June It helps to have moral support.” “ I’ll match my pubUc life the sale by Macco of substan* Chicago coUege student, who abortion apparatus: A foot-long with any man’s.” and will enter Lubbock (Texas) Ually all of its California real »’®®" referre^ to New York p la ^ c tub about toe ^ d th of a Christian College in September. ' Vm * a virrxwiAn’a ilr\Ai^ri/iin orwwin rtlaorl/* arwaur arranruMl t/b f “You never hear a word I estate operations,” which In- by a women’s liberation g;roup plastic straw, attached to say.” Young people from the Church after she could only find an tile- plastic hose, which in turn was of Christ who are or will be at eludes about 30,000 acres, to rBe my guest.” gal abortion for $600 near home; attached to a vacuum instru- the camp include Cheryl Todd, raise cash to support Great Eleanor 8. — A 22-year-old ment not much larger than a "Vvhy can't you be like other Southwest’s other development daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James from Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., who standard radio, husbands?" Todd, Somers; Ellen Johnson, action. He said there are no “ Wait’ll I tell you what hap­ called women’s lib gfroups rath- He then examined Linda’s M a y b e th e daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nor­ plans at this time for Macco pened to me. It’ll make your er than spend $800 for an illegal uterus, and reached for toe man Johnson, 705 Nevers Rd., to file for bankruptcy. abortion; plastic tubes. hair stand on end.” South Windsor; Jennifer Bell, ‘I h e trouble with you kids is Great Southwest, which owns Nancy M. — A 26-year-old ’ "Ilio thin tube goes Into the trouble v^th your daughter of Dr. and Mrs. James all of Macco, Is 90 per cent practical nurse in a New York uterus,” he said, “ and then toe that you’ve bad it too good. You Bell, Storrs; Charles Barstis, dcm’t know what It means to do owned by Penn Central Trans- City hospital \riio knows toe suction removes toe fetal tissue, h e a tin g system brother of Mrs. Beverly Little, portation Co. doctors; Using this method rather than without” Stafford Springs; Jane Walters, "W ^, I must be off. Don’t daughter of Mrs. Geraldine is it isn’t a take any wooden nickels.” Walters, 15 High St., Rockville; "All I can figure out is that It Kenneth Cusson, son of Rose must be a virus of some Und. CusBon, 45 Hamlin St., and Susan system . There’s a lot going around.” and Jennifer Brewer, daughters “ After tiiey made him, they of the minister and his wife. broke the mold.” M rs. Cale Yarborough “She’s as cute as a speckled Beethoven If your heating oil, your burner, and your furnace do not match, pup in a red wagon.” you don’t have a system. This can be inefficient. And expensive. “ Deal the 'cards. Deal the Although Beethoven was to­ also drives safer oards. Did we come here to talk tally deaf by 1819, he continued That’s why we perfected our own heating system. It starts or to {day poker?” to produce compositions imtll his with clean Mobil heating oil. Perfectly matched to the Mobil “ Let met tell you one thing death. 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DeMAIO BROTHERS MANCHESTER I II ,jj I f 1 f- CALL 643-7691 •HaMpestPsigyiMwiaMan V This W eets PICTURE SHOW by Andy Kerekes. PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN„ FRIDAY, JULY 24. 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1970 PAGE THIRTEEN Second Congressional District FBI Kept Report U.S. Eyes T V Tonight Mffl Valley K ids React Stanley Backs YA Hospital; See Saturday’s TV Week T o Fam e as AU K ids D o GARAGE SALE for Complete Listings. Pidtett Names Manager Seals Ohio Lips Air Aid MILL VALLEY, Catif. (AP) song that my class could sing. I July 2S 26 c9 o.m.-5 p,m, — The third graders at Straw­ finished It that nlglit.” 5:( (8) Barks’. Law A music producer friend B j BETTE QUATRAIiE and to incidentally booat their AKRON, Ohio ;(AP) — Few and fired because they f^lt their (M) Haaiters berry Point School have mixed (Herald Reporter) own candidacies will be Repub* lives were in danger. (44) F Tro^ <0) heard a tape record of her class Ohio public (^ficlals were will­ In Korea S:25 <44) Westker Wstch (C) reacticHis about their smash hit singing the song, and urged her HEVENOR FARMS flecofid District Oodfressional Ucan Oubematorlal candidates The Beacon Journal bald a S I S _ _ WASHINGTON (AP) — The 5:M record, a simple tilting song to have it recorded for the mass hopeful flute Sen. William Stan- Thomas MeskUl and his prima- ing to comment today on a 10-page summary of the FBI re­ <44) Trata sr CoBuqseaoes United States apparently has 6:M (M) Weather — Sports sad called “ Mill VaUey.” mark4t. \ LLOYD N. HEVENOR ley has pledged support to the ry challenger Wallace Banies newspaper’s story that the FBI port stated that the troops were News (0 ) ooixamTieNs agreed to stabilize its air de- Greg Berman, 9, says, "M y The third graders were used American t News with Walter Cioa- while he shaves. Sometimes I ’m garteners. em Connecticut. Oouhly Itotes versity students were killed The guard said troops werb is the watershed divide, Pentagon officials. Mte (0 ) lucky and get out before he drilled and pumped a large vol- Some 26,000 of the single re­ -M ANY COUNTRY ITEMS- lieanwhUe. his opponent for ' May 4 was tmjustifled. subjected to a hail ot rocks west side drains into Man­ Their intepretatlon results <8) News ■with Freak Bey- starts.” umn of water into the brook to noldi <0 ) cords have l>een sold, and the the Democratic nomination for “My reaction is one of gpreat thrown by studentS| and that chester's Buckingham Reser- . from a vaguely worded U.S.- (18) Dlek Vaa Dyke Brian FriedmEtn, 8, says, “ I’m record Is rated No. 13 In popu­ • BRIC-A-BRAC • ROLLTOP DESK Gbngrese in the upcoming Aug. 5 ^ ° ” ? ^ ^ most of them had been injured supply the paper mill In times go„th KnrMn i. (84) BeaUey-Brlakley Report sort of getting tired of hearing disbelief,” said John M. Mc- voir and reaches Connecticut of dry weather. Prom where the 3„ed after Z g h T v Z m 7:44 (8) Death VaUey Days ( larity on a San Francisco Top 40 • .CHINA • HORSE HARNESS iTDemocratlc prteiary. Joto 9?“ ?^ U Tolland Elroy, chief aide to GoV. James by thrown objects. ’Ihe newspa­ (8) Tntk er CoDseqaeacea (C> it. The other day my mother River by way of Roaring Brook brook crosses under a wooden Honolulu. (18) Caadld Camera radio station. • GLASS •SADDLE Pickett of MKUUetown; has ap- between 8 and 6 p.m. A. Rhodes. “ I have seen no re­ per quoted the FBI report as made me come In because It Miss Abrams says she gets W wuuiewwi, iM m a y jj waging a primary at South Glastonbury. Some- bridge (now concrete) In Birch To dls^ l any doubte about the (84-44) News — Webther — • CHAIRS • GUNS-12 GAUGE port, I don’t know of any report saying this was not true. Sports aad Featere . was on the radio, and we were telephone calls from disc Jock­ ^ t e d fltato Sen. Blrdsey contest for the ' ^ y nom li^ times the same brook might Mt. Rd. toward the west it had troop withdrawal American 7:84 (8) Oat Smart B (C) • HALL RACK AND 22 GAUGE Palmer of Voluntown as his *^nvenUon.en- and from what I’ve heard, the The newspaper said the FBI in the middle of a baseball eys all over the country, and Is have several names for parts a different name “Highland diplomatic offlclaU said In Seoul (84) Btih Chaparral B (C) FBI does not make that kind of took the view that the 200 dem­ (8-H) Ftylay Noa (C) game.” so pleased with the success that •BOOKS • GLASS SHOW CASE campaign manager. dorscd candidate A1 Donahue according to noteworthy fea- Park Brook.” Thursday “ there Is no change” (18) Movie But Maria Vertiaaran, 9, Is Although Stanley endorses the 3,,^ Marcus. conclusion.” onstrators heckling the guards­ 8:44 (8) He aad She (C) she’s giving up her teaching Job • PICTURE FRAMES • TABLES tures along It. in the announceid U.S. intention (8) BesebaU delighted. “ I like to sign auto­ Legion’s proposal, he has been .j.^^ pubUc is invited to the AdJ. Gen. Sylvester T. i)el men could have been dispersed to pursue a musical career. • DISPLAY CABINETS • STOVE An example: Water from the Dear Old Ctodger, to move ahead with reduction of (44) Brady Boack (C) graphs.’’ • OLD VICTROLA • 24 IN. UPRIGHT Investigating the possibility proached fre- Ehclt 99 on Wilbur. Cross Hlgh- Kane said the report was for 11:80 (80) Tonlyht Show Jokaxy Car- was from the East,’’ the Cleve­ Adams, John Quincy Adams, t h e But Carl M. Moore, an associ­ Like most of the many brooks C. Hurlburt, the their prime need is help In shor- son (O) quently by veterans who have way. ate professor at Kent and chair­ use by a special grand Jury ex­ In Manchester. considerable was In there for Ing up air defenses because (8-10) Dick Cavett Show (0) land, Ohio, native explained. “ I Theodore Roosevelt and Frank­ to travel great distances when The candidate will hold a pected to be called next month (18) Merv Grlltbi Show (O) Just decided to write a simple lin D. Roosevelt. man of the Portage County stretches of It have disappeared y®"®- ^ s daughter Grace their air force is outnumbered 1:80 (8) With ThU Biny (0) they are confined for medical press briefing following the chapter of the American Civil to investigate the disorders and in pipes and culverts under­ lives not far from me on Vil- heavily by a more modem (18d8-10> New) — Frayer treatment or hospitalization, ceremonies, and refreshments that he would give out no infor­ lage St. 'Her married name is North Korean air force. and Siyn Oft Liberties Union, declared; ground. The next generations 1:15 (8) Newncope Their families are also subject- will be served, mation on it until then. Barrett. We both went to the According to the conference- B-l-G "Personally, I agree with the will not suspect there ever were 2:50 (8) New) and Weather — Mo- ed to imreasonable hardships Storefront Citizens for Duffey South School on Main St. ending communique Thursday, meat o( MedItatloB and Slyii conclusion drawn by the FBI.” so many nice brooks and ponds Off and expense travelling great headquarters have been opened In the copyrighted story pub-' In Manchester. They will see I wonder how many people the American and South Korean distances daily.” in six of the IS pounty towns, remember Wood’s old Ice house delegations “ agreed to develop EDDOATION (TV (20) Mike Is Riding a Big Bicycle lished Thursday the Akron Bea­ only a stream of whizzing traf­ Friday, July 24 M O R I A R T Y I WANTED where Lakewood Circle homes a plan imder which certain U.S. pm “ One of the great problems Vernon, Mansfield, TMland, con Jbumal said Its Information fic where we used to paddle, now face the pond? Many a aircraft can be shifted to bases 6:40 SomethiniZ E U e B facing this nation is the need Stafford, Bolton and Somers, Big wheel— fish-eye view of Mike Stanton of East Mike’s neighborhood pal, Mark Hines, deftly came from a 7,600-page IFBI re­ fish, sail the boats we made, M j E R C U R Y I Clean, Late Model time we watched the ice being in the Republic of Korea from John Wldeman's First Novel for more hospitalization and Local organizations supporting and swim. 7:M PlftytiiK the Guitar w. F. Noad Lake Park, Fla. makes the front wheel of his bicy­ maneuvering with a unicycle, popular with the port not made public. cut with horse and saw and other U.S. Pacific bases.” ' 7:30 Bridge with Jean Cox medical care for all citizens, Duffey have been formed in About where water passes cle appear bigger than he is. In, background IS young set these days. (AP Photofax) ’The newspaper said the FBI packed in the ice house in saw- Pentagon officials indicated 8:00 NET Playhonve and especially the veterans,” nearly all of the sUte’s 199 concluded that six of the USED CARS "The Duel” Sells Competitively, Services Completely Stanley sUted; “ many of whom towns, according to McCarthy, Top Prices Paid from Bolton tato Manchester Is peddled this means a number of U.S. Air 10:00 Toy'ThsV'Grew Up mauve organdie blouse scat­ guardsmen involved In the cam­ a v e ^ deep but small pond dug from house-to-house on a horse- Force units stationed In Korea ‘‘HlUa of Kentucky" suffer lingering illnesses and Youth for Duffey Fomas pus confrontation could be For All Makes! IRAtiD NEW physical disability resulting A group of young people in Fashions for Francs tered with white daises is worn to store irrigation water for drawn wagon. And where Lake- on short-tour rotation from thfe with a shaped 1900 mauve pat­ charged with criminal offenses. from war injuries.” ‘Tolland have formed a “ Youth farm crops to which It is ^vood Circle section Is now, used United States, Okinawa and Ja- terned wool skirt. More than 100 FBI agents In­ CARTBl CHEVROLET pumped when needed. The pond to be a wondeiful woods where pnn will be supplanted with TV Debate Set Promising to “ continue my for Joe Duffey” committee, vestigated the shootings. is so deep that the power shov- vve picked blueberries, buckle- units assigned to Korea on a 70 MONTEGO research into the possibility of which may be expanded to in- C O ., INC. For Saturday Guard officials said about 100 el was nearly its height below berries and blackberries. They longer term basis, establishing a veterans medical dude members from through- 1229 Main S t USED CARS Director Named troops were surrounded on three the road level and had to leave were so plentiful people were TTils, It Is felt, will stabilize HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — service at existing hospitals,” county. Phone 649*5238 The first in a series of television 2-DOOR HARDTOP Stanley also pledged “ my whole­ Prices in Paris For Road Safety sides, had run out on tear gas an Inclined ramp to climb out able to make Jellies and can the strengthen the South Ko- 1999 Chevelle Mali­ 1967 Olds Delmont The committee, under the on. It is dangerous and right at berries also. rean air defenses, debates between the candidates bu 4 door sdn., 6 ■if 1M h), IN ca Is. MMliw. hearted support behind the By LUCIE NOEL tights. For evening the cape Is PROVIDENCE (AP) — ‘88’ 4 door, AT, PS, W)IM)4)Sll H rttiM f, 4M«xa cMh M- leadership of Oreg -Thifault, will tation as one of the most formi­ the edge of the road. Around the Also, ice skating was anoth- There was no indication of an in next month’s statewide pri­ cyl. std. trans. 1886 Nice car. 1696 American Legion’s effort to es- AP Fashion Writer In black velvet lined In black dable tailors in Paris. His belted James F. Williamson confirmed vHiyl.MMri)r, Siy-nltM m im r, iw4- work with the Tolland CiUzens edges, water overflows and is er big thing on Globe Reservoir, ^tual increase In the number of maries for the Democratic and ..4)4 isth m m I, m u viMra, Mck^is dotted white satin over an ankle coats, constructed on classic Thursday night that he will be­ IlfM), wlitttwsll) tiNI 4*H ») wk))l for Duffey In the Democratic PARIS (AP) — Courreges shallow. A child might try wad- Mr. Les Cheney used to lay 'warplanes in Korea. Republican U.>S. Senate pri­ c)v)n. ' srhlch is without question one of ______. __ length velvet skirt belted in youthful lines show tabs, belts come reglwuLl director of the 1999 OldsmobUe ’88’ 1969 Buick Le Sabre primary campaign of Duffey, brouc^t couture prices down maries will be aired at 10 a.m. 4 door sdn., AT PS, the urgent needs of this dls white. buckles and lining in striking federal Bureau of Highway Ing. A few steps would be to the branches on the spots that were All told, the United States has holiday sedan, AT, " IRAND NEW and will help staff the Tolland from the stars as he presented Safety, a $22,885 a year Job. Well Cored For brink of an almost vertical not safe because of springs. He aircraft based in Ko- Saturday by WPIX-TV in New Clean. 1396. trlct White Is still a basic color, for color contrast. PS, vinyl roof 2896 At‘ present the state has two County Duffey headquarters in three different lines at his fall Williamson will be sworn in drop-off to very deep water. would come into the school and than 80 of them tacti- York. tights, topboots and some Small patterned tweeds or veterans hospitals, both located Tolland. and winter collection today. Monday in Albany, N.Y. The job MORE MORE tell us not to go skating beyond fighters. Virtually all of The debate will pit U.S. Rep. 1068 Chevrolet Bel gloves. When they were not wools are preferred this season. Cors For 1968 Plymouth Cus­ in central or Western ConnecU- The group wlU also assist In “ This collection Includes three covers New England, New ------the branches because It was not ^® tifi^iters are F4 Phantoms, Lowell P. Welcker Jr. against Air 4 d(X>r, 8, AT, 70 COUGAR wearing boots his models wore They reveal short minltunlcs tom suburban sta­ cut. fund-raising projects for the price brackets,” Courreges told York, New Jersey, and Puerto considered more than a match PS, factory air. 1496 flat heeled sandals with open featuring stylized cutouts worn Add Old Ctodger Frl. mw safe. We also have two houses his rival for the Republican tion wagon, 6 pass. 2-DOOR HARDTOP Campaign Manager Duffey effort. the audience at the opening, as Rico. for most of North Korea’s So­ Shanks and a very round Mary with pants or slinky ankle- Customers Any overflow from this pond that were moved from the old senate nomination, state Sen. 8, AT, PS, Nice 1895 Pickett announced the appoint- Volunteers wishing to Join the the first model burst out He said he will be helping viet-made MIG Jets. 1968 Corvette Con­ Jane toe, held on with ankle length skirts. Many models step goes north under the newly Cheney Farm, now the golf John M. Lupton. ment of Palmer of Voluntown youth group may contact either through swinging white shut­ these areas qualify for federal The United States has provid­ vertible 327 Eng., straps. The bow across the in­ forth In twin formation, the named branch of Birch Mt. Rd., course. One is located on S. They will meet again two days as his campaign manager yes- Thifault or Francine Blouin, al- ters. “ The first, which I call hy­ grants to implement their high­ W e Core ed a squadron of 18 F4D Phsin- 1968 Cutlass S holi­ AT, PB, AM/FM. with SSI CM. 1$. V-l) S* step lit up like cats eyes as the same top with pants or skirt and then down the hill Into another Main and the other on Ash St. before the Aug. 12 primary In day coupe, AT, PS, tfttDd) p0w$r itMrlnf) ftiMfctt $$it$« terday, and Palmer in turn de- go of ’IVUand. perbole, starts at $90. It’s for toms to Seoul within the past 2996. DUil c$nMilD$ hMftlampt) ttiHilott girls danced to beat rhythms. way safety programs. Then small pond north of the road They are over 100 years old. I factory air, vinyl scribed ITckett as “ a man of ______the girl with a limited budget. you take your choice. Shoulders year. South Korea also has a debate to be aired live from ft$*l hubi. iHuoAllal r$$r tvm $lf> The girls wore loose soft short there Will be the supervision fork. This is also for irrigation am still living on the same roof. 2296. nail anft marti complete integrity and ability.” ^ ’Ihe second group, couture fu­ often feature a ralsb line in the About about 46 modem F6 “ Freedom P-"*- WHCT-TV 1066 CheveUe Mali­ hair, side parted, the right side short set-in dress sleeve. Dress­ and follow-up.” water and is used for swim- property I wsis born tsi In 1907. “ Jack Pickett is the one man J V a t i o i l ’ s W e a t h e r ture, is priced under $200. The Williamson lives in Lincoln Fighters.” But the bulk of South Hartford. bu SS 396, Mags, 4 ^2875 held back with a large white third group is haute couture.” es are simple, with a row of but­ BOT ONES '98 FORD .. 91475 ming. It has a smsdl earth dam. I thank you. 1968 Firebird 2 door Speed, PS, V. roof, Eastern Connecticut must have ____ button. Courreges has killed off gnd was registrar of motor vehi­ Korea’s 260-plane air force is The three contenders for the in Congress,” he added. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS He named no price for the tons at side seams. Fairlane 6r hd. tp-> 1993 Chevrolet ^ ’The rfiow was Introduced by coat has white sleeves and is air Aug. 17 by WHC?T-TV, two 1968 Toronado. pow­ 8, AT, PS, PB, fac­ automatic, sports Medium blue with of the l^ th ro p Bank and Trust the southern Rockies to the ’The three different lines Auto., power steering, radio, ral ice. There were no electric BE2RNALILLO, N.M. (AP) — er and air cond., V. ton piok-np, black, all his models in a row wearing edged in a line of white sheep ’98 OLDS $86W or other artifical methods of Eden** River* days before the Democratic pri­ tory air. 1296. console, v8, vinyl blue vinyl trim, Co. In New London. He Is also eastern Orat Lakes region, blended beautifully, and It umrr mm Cutlass 442 Sport Coupe, 'V-8, heater, white walls. A recent Yucca Naturist Club roof. 3796. radio, beater, 6 WEun't always easy to distin­ the same white ribbed vinyl but­ fur. cooling then. There was quite a According to the Bible, four newsletter In announcing a so- mary. , trim, white walls. radio, power steer­ a practicing attorney in New Rainfall was light and thun- PARKAM . 4 speed, radio, heater, pow­ oyltaider, standard London. dershowers for the most part guish the hyperbole line from toned through barely flared Courreges has hla fun with '99 CHEVY n 91660 large ice storage house next to rivers watered the Garden of clal event urged “ everyone to 1966 Buick Spori $1896. ing, white walls, OPEN er steering, white walls. sif 1967 Cutlass 4 d(x>r traasmiaslon. He was active on behalf of were not severe. Effects of trop- the haute couture future bo- skirt and battle Jacket, over a see-through fabrics. They Nova Sport Coupe, 6 cyl.. the road. This was known as Eden—Pishon, Gihon, Hiddekel bring a covered dish.” The nu- Wagon, Observation factory air-condi­ Auto., radio, heater, white hd. tp., 8 AT, PS, Plokett during the party conven- ical storm Becky diminished, tlque. dark top or Ariiite tights. smack of the turn of the century I AJyl. «• ifrR Ji. '97 PONT. 91686 Buck’s Ice Fond. Where the and the Euphrates. Only the last dist organization Is located windows, AT, PS, tioned. $2106. gaslight saloons. A see-through Lemans Sport Coupe, OHC 6 walls. PB, V. roof. 1796 vinyl interior. Ut96 SAVE! 1968 Ford Galaxie tion, and lives in a town which and the Weather Bureau said Courreges avoided the ex­ Courreges lives up to his repu­ dam was breached it was never one retains its original name as north of Albuquerque, 600 4 dr. Hardtop. tremes this year and about 76 4 speed, radio, heater, white '96 GHEVELLE 91996 ROBERT la generally expected to be in- the storm system no longer was walls. Malibu Sport Coupe, V-8, repaired, and most of It can still recorded In the Book o t Genesis, vision. 1096 Pontiac 4 dr. Gold, black oJCtord 1968 Plymouth eluded in the area of the pro- on the nation’s weather map. per cent of his collection is easy 1967 Ford Falcon 4 1966 Mustang Con­ roof, radio, auto- Road Runner 2 dr. to wear. He had promised that Auto., Radio, Heater, White STAVNITSRY door, 6 cyl. std. vertible, 6, AT, new Sedan, blue, radio, matlo, power steer­ posed Jetport-lndustrlal city One Inch or more of rain ’97 OHEVEIXE 91M6 walls. Hardtop. Beige, ra­ originally advanced by Stanley, soaked portions of the Central this season’s output would be a Malibu Sport Cktupe, V-8, 4 trans. 1196. top. 1196 automatic, power ing and brakes, dio, autonuMo, 4 Republicans Celebrate Appalachians through ’Thursday transition, meant to “ reassure speed, radio, heater, power steering, white tinted windshield, speed on the floor, steering, vinyl roof, white REGULARS white walls, fac­ While the Democrats continue as Becky drifted northward, women after a harrowing fash­ i t Many 0ther$ To Choo$e From i t Trolls. $996. v8 engine, all vinyl ion experience of the past year” walls. tory alr-condltlon- trim interior. the hot emd heavy primary con- Milder weather faimed over '79 CSEV. 98296 See Jerry, Ted, or Mike! Ing, low miles! when hemlines were radically Impala Custom Coupe, V-8, $2046. test between Pickett and Stan- moat of the Midcontinent after '99 MUSTANO 92796 $2296. ley, the Republlcems are cele- several days of recorded July lowered. Mach I Sport Coupe, V-8, Auto., power steering ft pow­ Now! Dillon er disc brakes, vinyl roof, ’Traffic stoppers derived effect 3 rights don’t bratlng their choice for the chilliness, but a new mass ^ Auto., power steering, ra­ radio, heater, white walls. Congressional nomination, Rob- cold air spread into the North- from striking fabric or color dio, heater, white walls. MANCHESTER ert Steele of Vernon. em Rockies. contrasts. '70 PLY. 9M76 Many, Many Mort Tn Choot* From Pointed hoods and capes were '99 CHEV. 92800 i t it ’Tonight’s fund-raising dinner Temperatures before dawn Road Runner Sport Cknipe, Impala Sport Coupe, V-8, for Steele will be held at the ranged from 40 at Lewlstown, shown for day and evening.’ For V-8, 4 speed, radio, heater, Auto., power steering, radio, OLDSMOBILE Elks Club in WUllmantic. 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MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1970 MANCmSTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1970 PAGE FIFTEEN Colorful All-Star Clash Doomed r Bullpen Ace Duels with Garrett, If Negoiations Aren’t Reached Cowan’s Double Breaks Tie Game PHILADELPHIA (AP) Jctm Mackey, Baltimore Colt mate "extremely grave with no in the present economy of pro­ crease this 60 per cent in four, visible solution to the impasse.” years. Pro football’s owners have Ug^t end and NFLPA president, fessional football and this na­ BOSTON (AP) — Th^ For the Red Sox, who have moved out of the bullpen and Conigliaro to pop up on a hunt Mel Kennedy, one spokesman ’The position paper, translat­ (Conigliaro, a double by Petro- appealed directly to the said his group was ready for tion.’’ played such .outstanding ball at Into a starting role for Thurs- attempt, retiring Rico PetrocelU for the Nbl-iPA, said in Wash­ ing the pension proposals into Boston Red-Sox wound up celU and a' sacrifice fly by Don home all year, the 6-4 mark for ^ y ’s game and pitched well for on a fly ball and strUdiig out players in the contract im­ round-the-clock negotiaUons. ington that the organizaUon was In his preludje^ to the position individual benefits, projecte, as­ with* a disapppointing 5-4 Pavletich. the home stand was a distinct seven innings, being hooked up passe but say they’ll sit The presidents of the 26 NFL aware of the poslUon paper. paper, Mara said the owners suming a six per cent invest­ record for their home stand pinch hitter Mike Fiore. Romo was in several jams but disappointment In their hopes of in a 1-1 duel with rookie left­ down at the bargaining ta­ teams sent to each of their play­ “feel on the basis of questions ment performance, a $690 after a three-run ninth in­ That kept it tied going into the pitched well to get out of them, ‘"The guys get in touch with us getting into pennant contention ble today with the Nation­ ers Thursday a lengthy memo­ as soon as they get one.’’ asked of (is that the officers of monthly pension to a player hander Greg Garrett of the An­ ninth, and Jarvis Tatum led off while the Red Sox never had ning rally lifted the Cali­ —especially since they now em­ al Football League Players randum summarizing the clubs’ In Washington, ’Tom Vance, the Players’ Association have with five years service at the gels until leaving for a pinch with a double for the Angels. any really big threats going fornia Angels to a 4-1 vic­ bark on their longest road trip positions on the negoUaUons. another NFLPA. spokesman, not been keeping you (the play­ age of 65. ’The same player. If hitter in the bottom of the sev­ Brett got Sandy Alomar on against Garrett except in the Association. 111 tory in Thursdajr’s finals. of the year. Both Bides in the prolonged ’Hie so-called poeiUon paper telephoned New York at mid­ ers) properly informed of the he waits until he’s 68, would get enth. strikes, but (Cowan’s double fourth when they scored their facts of the negotiatimis.’’ a $1,664 monthly pension. Pinch-hltter BlUy Cowan's The swing starts at MDUwau- Ken (Brett came on In relief In scored Tatum with the tiebreak­ run and in the eighth. Btaiemate, which has virtually accompanying letter from each night, asked that the 1,600-word run-scoring double was the blow team were virtually identical. The two sides are reportediy For a 10-year veteran, the fig­ kee tonight, with Ray (Culp (10- the eighth but was the vlotim of ing run. Yastrzemskl singled to center doomed the annual College All- posl^on paper be read to him II which broke a 1-1 tie. The ball Star Game in CSiicago, agreed “ Unless existing differences more than $17 million apart ures would be: $1,380 at 66 or 8) due to oppoee the Brewers’ Cowan’s double In the ninth and Jim Fregosi popped out, Alex in the first liming to stretch his and said the NFLPA would is­ dropped between (Carl Yas-. to meet here with representa­ can be resolved, the game as we sue a formal statement on it over a four-year contract. $3,330 at 68. After 16 years play, Lew Krausse (9-10), and contin­ wound up the loser. J o h n s o n was intentionally hitting streak to 18 games, but trzemskl and Reggie Smith at tives o f the Federal Mediation know it ...may well be de­ sometime today. (Contributions to the pension it would be $2,070 monthly at 66 ues with stops at Oakland, Ana­ Garrett, making his first ma­ walked, and Jim Spencer sin­ popped up, grounded out anound Baltimore Milt Pappas zeroed in on ( 8) Baseball, Dodgers doesn’t appear in 60 36 .626 — Pappas got another strike and Bob Tillman capped a five-run straight victory, the 12th in defensive tackle Lawrence Jar- ^^Ich moat Detroit his former teammates and Golf Greats Play Perfectly vs. Mets tract negotiations are set- sight, Moriarty Brothers was roller toward third that went '.wo hits and two RBIs. 63 41 .664 6 “ then I whizzed a fast bail, Atlanta sixth inning with a two- his last IS decisions. ( 8) AAU Track ft tied. Elsewhere around the trsilning Interests the New York Giants New York 61 43 .643 8 came through with his in the winner’s circle again for an infield hit. Rolston with a double and knee high on the outside comer run single as the Braves McDOwell fanned nine hit­ camp scene, where only rookies earlier by the Cowboys ... the ^ ^ p„8t college Boston 49 46 .621 10 fourth straight victory, Field Mick Tingelhoff, Viking cen­ last night at Dillon Stadi­ In the bottom of the same In­ Bergren with a triple led the —a pitcher’s dream pitch—and knocked out starter Luke Walk­ ters to raise his total to 200 ( 3) NFL Action, “ To San Francisco 49ers cut four ti-jj^lng base, Cleveland 44 60 .468 ,15 ter and spokesman for the vet­ are drilling; ning, the Coanets zoomed ahead jets’ attack. aided by a home run pitch it’s a called third strike. Pappas er who had pitched hltless ball this season. The major Through Shamhled Course Catch the Wind” rookies—running back Stan Happily for the Glanto, John- um edging the East Hart­ Wash’n. 43 62 .463 16H erans, said he was hopeful the The Baltimore Colts ordered 5-2 on a full circuit of 10 batters. Marino relieved Spencer in the and a pitcher’s dream. then got the third out on a fly for five innings. league record tor 200 strike­ Dan Abramowitz Blacmon from Jackson State, g^n’s talents are not Umlted to ford Jets 6-4. negotiating session today in another physicsil exam—without Bruce Marino collected a single, last frame while losing hurler West Division Pappas, a 31-year-old right­ ball. • * • out seasons is seven held by lead over their nearest rivals, his caddie, thinking Nicklaus —Orleans Saints linebacker Dave Corcoran of punting. 1710 former Livingston (Copping their sixth straight LIGONIER, Pa. (AP)— Philadelphia would produce a saying why—for barefooted Gene Johnson reached first on McGurk went the full route. Miimesota 69 31 .666 — hander, scattered four hits The Oibs got the only run of CARDS , ASTROS — American Leaguers Rube Dave Bichelberger and J. C. had a sure birdie, stuck the ball (9-30) '70 Four-Ball British Columbia, wide receiver state athlete also happens to be loop victory, the Comets now Arnold Palmer and Jack settlement. kicker Don Currin, a walk-on a fielder’s choice, and Marino California 67 39 .594 6 Thursday in blanking the Cin­ the game in the eighth on Jack Blllingham limited the Waddell and Walter Johnson. Goosle and the Jim Colbert- in the bag. Golf Bruce Rosenberg of San Jose one of the most promising pass boast an impressive 14-2 record. Nicklaus nearly embarrass­ New Orleans Saints veterans, who booted 45-yard placements landed on third on Roiston’s er- Hiordan, c Oakland 57 39 .694 10% cinnati Reds 1-0 as the Chicago shortstop Woody Woodward’s Cards to six hits and John Ed­ Sandy Koutex, Don Drys- Dean Refram team, which both It was impossible for the (18) Yankees vs. A’s however, apparently aren’t as when he showed up Wednesday. State and linebacker Steve Stan- receivers in camp at the mo- The gasmen have merited top •xir. Bob Polanski walked, and SUmclnsky, lb Kansas City 34 60 .362 27 Cubs rolled to their third throwing error etiter reliever wards cracked a fifth inning ed the National Four-Ball scored 64s. honors In 13 of the past 14 tilts. Porteus. u dale and Bob Gibson hold the nearby Latrobe native to distin­ optimistic. A dozen first-string­ On Thursday, however, he Ich of Santa Clara. A fifth rNational League mark with guish between the balls in his ers, who’ve been holding rump wasn’t as spectacular. Some le, defensive tackle Richard Lee Webster and offensive end Veteran hurler Lev Spencer Marino and Johnson. Spencer’s Iilarlno. 2b Chicago 33 66 .337 30 first time this season the West sive walks to Don Kesslnger and loss went to Bob Gibson, 12-6, 'Iliat is. Palmer neariy em­ Blocker, Joel Goldstrand and from Grambling, voluntarily coach Joe Walton feel he might Johnson. 3b six seasona. bag, so he picked up, putting all sessions near the Saints’ Bowl­ kicks were shanked and memy chalked up his seventh win to blast sent Polanski and (Chesky Thursday’s Results Division leaders had been shut Glenn Beckert. who also gave up six hits. barrassed himseif, on his home Harry ’Toscano, Pete Brown and Polaski, 83 the pressure on Nicklaus. were short. left the 49er camp. make the club as a receiver. maintain his league-leading home, followed by Rior­ Chesky, rf-2b Baltimore 5, Kansas City 4 out. In the only other National course at Laurel Valley (3olf George Johnson, and Bob End-Court ing Green, Ohio camp, decided BarrowB. rf “ I was praying Jack wouldn’t Phil Olsen, No. 1 draft pick of And, the Houston Oilers, train- It requires full extension of record. The other half of an don on another error by Rolston. Miimesota 2, Detroit 1 League games, Pittsburgh Cliib, Charles and Bruce Devlin all to go home and await the end of Spencer, p Pappas, a 14-year major miss,” said Palmer, “ I could the Boston Patriots, underwent ing at Kerrville, Tex., reported one’s Iruaglnation to picture ageless winning combination, The Jets bounced back for a California 4, Boston 1 mewed 2% games ahead of the ‘“Iliey made shambles out of had six-under 66s. the strike-lockout. 29 6 03 6 league veteran, has now hurled just see him miss, then three Play Steals that scout Tom Williams had John Baker as a rookie among Wally Wldholm, gave up the lone run in the third on an error Cleveland 6, Chicago 2 idle New York Mets in the East Late Scoring Rally Fails the course,’’ said Laurel Valley George Archer and Bobby ’Tingelhoff, player representa­ knee cartilage surgery amd the JeU (4) four complete games and raised putt.” tive of the Vikings, said many of word was that the Utah State been pressed into service, only rookies here in the training starting catcher’s spot for the and Roiston’s double, and made A B B H B B I Only games scheduled his record to 6-3 since coming to with a 6-6 victory over Atlanta President George Love. Nichols, the champions in 1968, first time this season. Right- Horvath, cf 4 1 1 0 Today’s Games and Houston edged St. Louis 3-2. “ I was thinking about the Tennis Show the veterans voluntarily showed rookie may be lost for the sea­ temporarily, as a defensive end camp of the New York Football it 5-4 in the fourth when Steve DiSanto, c 3 0 0 0 the Cubs from the Braves on Palmer and Nicklaus teamed the last time the tournament Price, rt New York (Kline 1-1) at Oak­ • • • same thing,” said the slimmed- up for Thursday night’s exami­ son . . . The Atlanta Falcons In workouts because of a short- Giants. fielder Rich Riordon took up Bergren tripled and scored Jime 25. He is 4-1 In his new uni­ ’Ihursday for a brilliant 10-un­ was played, had a 67. Ralston, 3b land (Dobson 9-10), N down Nicklaus, decked in a pink nations "so we can save a day opened rookie camp and 48 were age of personnel. Williams was Fh*" ohe thing, John Is 27 years duties behind the plate. when the locals pulled off a MoGvrk, form. PIRATES - BRAVES — der-par 61 on the 7,045-yard But it could have been disas­ C3NCINNA’n (AP) — Action he has six Washington (Brunet 7-6) at Dave Cash capped a three-run SW s Legion Team and black outfit. later.” Photographers were on hand . . . Bemie Babcock, a described as “ running like another, The Jets powered ahead 2-0 .double play. The former Baltimore Oriole, Lcuirel course, nestled on a for­ trous and embarrassing to Pal­ did not center on the center years of professional football be­ (California (Messersmlth 8-9), N eighth inning with' a sacrifice fly “ It would have been easy to barred and ’Tingelhoff said the free agent tackle from Dart- Charlie Chaplin.” in the top of the second inning. MB cinched the victory in the who was traded to the Reds in mer pheasant preserve owned mer at the dogleg 18th. court ’ITiursday at the Western 3 0 Boston (Clilp 10-8) at Milwau­ in the Pirates thrilling victory. miss, there was a big break hind him. Either or both of these Randy Ralston and John Mc- bottom of the fourth with an­ 1965 for Frank Robinson, said “ I by the' late Richard K. Mellon in 'The graying Palmer hit his Tennis CTvampionships. Players kee (Krausse 9-10), N With the Pirates trailing 6-3, and if it would have lipped it would be enough to set the big Gurk each rapped singles to other run on Rlordon’s single, feel I’m starting a new career the hilis of western Pennsyl­ second shot short of the green, on an end court stole the show defensive end apart from the 27 4 7 3 Baltimore (Phoebus 3-6 or Richie Hebner opened the Pitts­ would have gone six or seven open the hitting, Ralston was an error, and a sacrifice fly by at the a^e of 31.” Downs Manchester vania. then chipped to within three feet —some with their play and Keino Wins Qualifying Heat assorted fuzzy-cheeks gathered East Hartford Jets 021 100 0—4 Cuellar 13-6) at Miimesota (Kaat burgh eighth with a single, feet past.” forced at third by Steve Ber- John Porteus. Marfartys 060 100 x—6 ’The Palmer-Nicklaus round of the pin. some their dramatics. here at C. W. Post Colleg^e to bid e, Heivath, iRalston 2, Polaski: dp, 87), N He said the turning point in moved to second on an error gren, but Ed Litwin’s g;round- Stan Slomcinsky b'ilte'd three Potaski, Idarino, Slimclnaky, Spen­ By JERRY KATONA was relaxed and near perfect. Nicklaus’ second shot, a five The 60 teams play the second Top-seeded Ken Rosewall of for a place on the Giants’ roster. Chicago (Miller 4-6 and Janes- Thursday’s game was in the and scored on A1 Oliver’s single. out put McGurk at third and singles in the wiiming effort with cer to SUmclnsky; left East ifert- rrhe two golfing greats had no iron, hit above the pin and round today after which the Australia, In one of the leading But despite his advanced age fond 2, IIoriBxty 8; 2b, Ralston, kl 7-10) at Detroit (Kilkenny 6-1 sixth inning when the Reds had Roberto demente ripped a Bergren on second. The runners Manchester American Legion baseball team (B-7) be­ bogeys. Palmer reeled in six rolled back to within 16 inches field will be cut to 40 teams for matches, defeated 14th-seeded Neufville’s Future and despite his extensive ex­ Johnson and Polanski rapping Polaski, Johnson; sb, PoSaski 2; and Cain 9-3), 2, twlnight the bases loaded with only one pinch hit double and Manny scored on Mike Masluk’s slow- sf, Porteus; hbp, by Lltwln by came prey for a few of the usual difficulties that have birdies and Nicklaus four as of the cup. the final two rounds Saturday Jaime ^ llol of Chile 6-2, 6-4. perience, John Baker is listed as long doubles. Porteu? also had Spencer. Kansas City (Fitzmorris 43 out. Sangulllen drew an intentional they soared to a three-stroke Palmer marked his ball and and Sunday. plagu ^ them all season. Shadowing. Coach Charlie ’The two were forced to play on a rookie because the National and Hooker 6-9) at Cleveland “ I’m up against Johnny walk, filling the bases. Graff’s team were a one-run deficit, a home-run robbing the end court—the seventh court Football League has never rec­ (Hand 3-8 and Chance 4-6), 2, Bench and this is the key situa­ Bob Robertson was then hit catch, and a futile co m e b a ck ------— —because of a long match at Lies in Jeopardy Red Sox Move Up in July tion In the whole game,” Pap­ ognized Canadian football as be­ twl-nlght by a Don (Jardweli pitch, tying rally, as the locals lost to South Collegians Practice Twice Daily center court. ing truly professional. Thtu, pas said afterward. “My first the contest and Cash followed Hollk raced home, making It BASK£T8All ALUMNI JUNMMIS Windsor Legion, 3-2 last night ’The dramatics started when EDINBURGH, Scotland (AP)—The future of Mari­ Baker’s six seasons as a defen­ pitch is a high, hanging slider— with his fly. Robertson drove in 3-2, South’s favor. at the winner’s home grounds. Tile local nine vacations this SCORES sixth-seeded Ion ’Thriac of Ro­ lyn Neufville, new holder of the world 400-meter record, After___ ...... spotting^ the__ Giants_____ a sive terror for the (Montreal National League a home run pitch—but Bench another Pirate run in a three- mania was playing unseeded was the big question mark hanging over the Common- , T t h /t o - »he first Alouettes do not count, it’s al- Baltimore Accepts East Division Starting pitcher Jim Balesano weekend and journeys to Wind­ sor Locks Monday at 6 p.m. SENIOR LEAGUE NFLPA W on’t Allow Brian Fairlle of New Zealand wealth Games todayt o d a y . ------, „ L as if those six years didn’t W. L. Pet. G.B. nailed South Windsor for nine Bears 46 (K. Falls 10, S. — straight outs despite being Sosik WlsdsM (3 ) whom he ended up beating 8-6, will she run again for Britain, schoolgirl won the 400-meter frame. Manor Construction mov- happen, as If Baker were a Pittsburgh 64 48 .667 ah r b e tW Battisto 11) Stags 42 (R. Wittke hampered by a swollen left eye, 1-6, 6-3. ’Tiriac began disputing to which she is tied under Inter- gold medal ’Thursday In the ed Into gear, scoring three runs, bright-eyed 21-year-old eager to New York 50 44 .532 2% Royals Easy Prey Oaniao, Skt 0 a 18, R. Dyer 10) . When he was struck by a ball DuHay. 9b line calls in a loud tone and national track and field rules? record-shattering time of 60.0 and defeating the leaders 4-2 at gge how the big boys play for Newest Challenge TONIGHT’S GAMES dilcago 48 46 .611 4% CSorkuBn, ai> Wholesale 35 (P. Collett 14, Champs to Work Out Phlla’phla 43 60 9 tossed Back to the mound by Clark Graebner of New York Or will she want to compete seconds, she staged an extraor- the West Side Oval last night. money. B. A. vs. Wholesale, 6:16 Kee­ .462 'Tlbbeita, of M . KeUy 12) CU’s 26 (M. Riccio St. Louis 41 64 .432 12 catcher Hollk. EVANSTON, 111. (A P )-rT he College All-Stars are CJlty and Ray Ruffels of Austra­ for Jamaica, the country where dlnary scene before 40 newsmen Although limited to two hits One look at the 6-8 266-pound WASHINGTON— For the reigning Baltimore Orioles, ney If 12, R. Reynolds 7). lia grew irritated because they Steve Anden^n struck out 14 g^lant, however, is enough to Montreal 40 66 .421 18 For Leading Birds Manchester crossed the plate gi’inding through twice daily workouts wondering if she was bom? in a room set aside for press In- the newest challenger in the American League East is Mbooey, o were playing a match on the ad­ batters, as Don Decleclo had convince anyone that If there Is . REO LEAGUE West Division in the second frame to lead 1-0 their July 31st meeting with the world champion Kan­ After the 17-year-old London tervlews. the Detroit Tigers. In June it was the Yankees, who NEW YORK (AP) — As a newcomer, Kansas City Blynn, p joining court. ’Then Graebner the only extra base hit for the one thing Baker shouldn’t be Upset-minded Discount Flimi- dnciimati 67 30 .691 — when Balesano and Wayne Twenty-one of the 28 Detroit took a surprising run at the Orioles, only to level off had a fine first meeting with the Baltimore Orioles, but as 6 1 8 sas City Chiefs will ever take place. yelled back at Tiriac. Jamaican team manager Nor­ losers. Anderson’s counterpart, called. It’s rookie. As the big ture battled to nine Innings last Los Angeles 55 39 .686 10% Gagnon ripped out base hits. ’Tigers played amateur basket­ “ We’re cutting down on the ------where they truly belong, some- HaaohMter CD Graebner commented later man Hill brought her Into the Jim Harney hurled a two-hltter fellow moves gracefully and that gaudy 1.69 earned run rec­ night only to have Gimver’s Atlanta 46 49 .484 20 then they got to know each other like “cousins," and the John Holik pounded a ground ab r e itt ball earlier in their careers. rough stuff because we don’t deadline closes in, how- where far back. The Tigers, a Noake, O) 0 0 that “ they’re talking, and yell­ room, ushered her Into the seat and whiffed 13 batters. powerfully through the dally ord. Watt is now 2-6 and got Stampers rally for a run to de­ San Fran. 44 48 .478 20% relationship has been deteriorating ever since for the rule double, scoring Balesano. (SlIhEi. If want anyone injured for noth- ever. The CJilcago’Tribune Char­ K 1 u 11 z, Pfister A makeup game tonight finds ' - - - - more solid team and now only ing and screaming, and we’re of honor and then announced drills conducted by coach Alex his nose blooded two days in a feat them, 17-16, at Mt. Nebo. Houston 43. 63 .448 28% Royals. club, and only the New York The local hurler got Into ^ ing,” Coach Otto Graham said Jnc., the All-Star game’s she wasn’t going to say any­ the Elks battling Manor. three games back, may be That first meeting was back Thursday night, “ but we’ll con- spoMor continued as usual pro- concentrating, trying to play Newest Yankees Webster, It Is obvious that here more disruptive of the Orioles’ row when he essayed relief jobs The win put Gunvers In sole San Diego 39 69 .398 28% Yankees of 1927, who beat the trouble in the fourth, when HaleeiEuw,mo, p our match. Every other ball you thing. To every question from Manor 300 100 x—4-2-3 Is a seasoned, poised and con­ on May 9, 1969, and after the (3sgnon, (Us tlnue to practice until the game motional procedures and ticket peace of mind. against the Senators. ownership of first place. Thursday’s Results St. Louis Browns 21 times in a Gagnon, debuting as a first base HoUk, c hear those guys bickering. I reporters she just silently shook Giants 100 001 0—2-4-2 fident f(x>tball player, a man of Pittsburgh 6, Atlanta 6 usual introductions, the expan­ officially is called off.” 37-year-old classic. Clyde Kluttz has been named For New York fans, the June John Skenderianc pounded out row, ever had a better relation­ starter, lost the handle on the Taflsot, cf don’t mind If they bicker. Tliat’s her head. Anderson and St. John; Har- Inner and outer strength and Hie Tigers have been playing dUcago 1, dnclnnati 0 sion Royals and Dick Drago throw to first. Mickey Tibbetts 8teurer, ph As the collegians rambled now we’re just getting Field Director for Player Devel­ surge of the Yankees that four hits for the losers with Joe ship. SspienzBs rf part of the game, but not on ev­ ney and Halloran. determination. the best ball in the Amer- Houston 3, St. Louis 2 went out and beat the powerful stepped to the plate and rifled through drills on Northwestern opment and George Wlster has HilTs explanation was . , „ ^ , brought them within whispering Peck and Woody Skendemano Elsewhere on a light baseball lUjoKeon, ph ery shot.” been promoted to Business she was afraid of saying some- distance of the Orioles finally rapping out three each. Only games scheduled Orioles. a triple to even the count at 1-1. University’s training fields, rep- «ckets,” George Strickler, pres- 30, winning 16 of their last night, Minnesota beat Detroit 2- 09 0 7 1 3 Ruffels, who had called on the Manager, Player Development thing that would jeoparadlze her amounted to a cruel joke. It Gunver’s Mike DeAngelis Today’s Games The Royals must have been South Windsor produced more 000 130 X—8 resentatives of the NFL Play- Tribune Charities, Inc., 20 games as opposed to the I and develand upended the 010 000 1—0 referee and suggested to Graeb­ of the New York Yankees, it future In the sport. turned out that the Yankees went 4-4 with BIU and Pat WU- San Francls(x> (Robertstxi 6-6 happy to see the Orioles again trouble In the next frame, when 2b, -- HoUk,---- Caruso; ab, TS)i>eUa; oh ers Association declared Thurs- ner that they finish their match mere 10-8 of the Orioles, and and Pltlock 1-2) at Montreal diicago White Sox 5-2 at night day that they would not allow the coaching Ws was announced this evening by But he didn’t explain why she were merely ha'ving a hot hand son both getting three hits. the next night, but it wasn’t the two hard hit singles and a walk 'Klalva: sao, lMBoy;,lob. iManobester later, said, “ We weren’t going may yet save the job of Mayo (Renko 6-6 and IVegener 1-3), 2, In the American League and 6, E ^. 6; bb, Ilyiia 3, Wafosano 3; Chiefs’ to report to training All-Star t e ^ , forecast that Lee MacPhail, Executive Vice went to the conference at all. U.S. Outclassed and definitely were not that Gunver (K>4 332 201-17-18-7 same, and hasn’t been since. loaded the sacks. With the Man­ so, Xlyim 8, Balesano 6; gb, Holflc. to play our third set with all Smith, which has been in high ^^e proof has twl-night California stopped Boston 4-1 In camp because of the NFLPA’s practice into President and General Manager Miss Neufville appears to be Discount 223 270 000-16-24-5 Baltimore won that g a m e and chester infield In, Joe Coruso that bloody rubbish going on.” of the Yanks. jeopardy. The Tigers’ surge ^een there were six irictories in Los Angeles (Singer 78) at the afternoon. dispute with club owners. unless the game is in trouble with the British Ama- went on to win the next 19 after banged a bouncer over second By the time the referee ar­ stems from their Improved their 18 games In July, New York (Koosman 6-5), N « • • The reorganization of the Athletic Association for CANDLELIGHT LEAGUE that, including a 6-4 decision to score the go ahead runs for catiefs Coach Hank Stram has ^ rived, ’Tiriac had kn(x;ked off ORIOLES - ROYALS — said that his team would need , The All-Sts^ pul ed a one-day Yankee’s Player Development ^jjjch she has competed In In- By Soviet Power pitching but, surprisingly, not Yankees, when they were Taylor’s Tavern took advan­ San Diego (Coombs 8-7) at Thursday night in Kansas d ty . pitcher Gary Flynn. Fairlle. Tlien Graebner and f r ^ the return of Dennis Me- ^^innlng, were exploiting their tage of the extra Inning contest Philadelphia (Jackson 1-8), N *nie Orioles beat Kansas d t y Ploy G o lf at least a week to prepare for program including the minor temational meets. The Orioles’ 20 straight victo­ In the local’s sixth. Skip Ruffles moved onto the seventh league organization is the re­ LENINGRAD (AP)—A strong and experienced So­ Lain. speed on the bases, which is with Discount and Gunvers to Atlanta (Reed 2-3) at Clilcago ries over the Royals pulls them II consecutive times last season Spaulding took away an assur­ the game with the All-Stars at —...,.HoHCUtAZn?^1- . , . ti i.^w4e vc .v o rp v./,-.qm tme ,n>- beat S u T LEAVE 'lO U R CAR 5 MIWUTES - ______w a n t e d - General machlnlat WAITER,, E TED WILLIAMS OKAY... FOR THE HE HAP WAS WAITER,, BUT TO gossip COULPA Hit OUP PAVS...BUT HB A PUNCH.' AND Aanrer te Prrrieat Piule fered by professional electronic 16 NEVER AROUWD WHEM VOO KlEED ID G E TC rtA N fiE K D R lME M ETER-PRESK WOMAN - Part Ume. Must “ d lathe operators. Apply NO AVAIL...SIGH! .350 WEARlN WAS auST LUCKY TAKE AWAV service. F6r appointment call typing and shorthand ex-_ Metronic's Ihc,, Route 6 Ac 44A, f 3 5 HANDCUFFS ENOUGHTO HAVE CARUSOS VOICE Ireland after 5 ;30. Mr. James Chartier, VEAli! that's WHAT THEV P«rtence, 9-1 daUy. 646-3876. Bolton, Conn. AGAINST GOOD EYESIGHT.' AND HE'D A 647-1303. TOPAV'S SLAP REAPING GLASSES \ BEEN A ADVERTISING PITCHERS.' ON Hl^^ AN' HE'S A ) P1Z.XA , ACROSS DOWN CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS A asA /.' JUST went DENTAL assistant wanted for WANTED — licensed plumber =3 liAWN Mowers Garden trac­ dental speciality In a modem l*«me^atel3^ Good wages, .2SO HITTER..' y BUILDER.' 1 Within wr-' m |TO GET , 1 “Emerald riT" QJ 8 AJM. to 4:30 PJH. tors repaired and sharpened. downtown Hartford office. Ex- good working condiUona. 646- We” (comb, form) . change' 2 iUevate 1- 11=1 Parts and accessories. New perience not essential. Should 2112. sold capital E=jl^m and used lawn knowers. Hours of Ireland 3Fossessive COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. be alert and enjoy working EXPERIENCED oU burner 9 Related on pronoun [ ^ i 8 to 8, -Monday to Saturday. with people. Call 522-9211. wuraer father’i aide 4 Fishing lA 5 b 4:30 PJM. DAY BEFOBE PUBLICATION Mini-Motors, 188 (rear) W. man for various duties for 11 Iriah river implement MSS Deadline for Saturday and Monday la 4:80 p.m. Fridaj Middle 'Tpke., 649470S. PILGRIM MILLS is looking for maintenance company. Top 5 High in stature S S Igl m 13 Depraved a girl Friday for accounting wages. Blue Cross, C!MS, life tormentor 6 Malted 20 Provided with 40 Make angry CONC3RETE work, sidewalks, insurance, vacation and holi­ beverage weapons 41 DespiM department, typing, light 14 Leaaea again PLEASE READ YOUR AD patios, etc. EYee estimates. days. Write Box ''J ” , Man­ ALLEY OOP 15 Literary genre 7 Rot by 21 Showy flower 42 Coagulate shorthand and some bookkeep­ BY V. T. HAMLIN 16 Aquatic exposure 22 Taut 44 Greek goddeai Olualfied or “ Want Ada" are taOten over the phone aa a C!all 742-9791 or 643-4922. ing required. CYilI Miss Amdt, chester Herald, g^lving details 8 Roman bronze of revenge of experience, etc. A RACE CAR WITH 1...IF YOU CAN. mammal 23 Irish national nTv*rr"ann^A*U^''®*^**' 'ewl Wa ad tte FIRST 646-4422. ..AND I'M SO CLOSE 9 Peer Gynt’s color 45 54 (Roman) STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, J PROMOTE A Z' RIGHT, TO THE ANSWER WELL, COME 17 Old Teatament n « t to time for the IS ALL VERY WELL... PORTABLE ------book mother 24 Main artery 46 Scottish next toaertion. The Herald la reaponalble for only ONE In­ fireplaces, flagstone terraces. MTiTTivD'a— >T“i------~ . - SERVICEMAN, experienced oil POWER, J o n t h 'e n , l e T s 20 Suitable 10 Hiatus 25 Building preposition correct or oitotted toaertion for any advertiaement and then All concrete repairs, both In­ NEAR TASTE IT/ r \ GET TO WORK/ one week at Lake George, SUPPLY/ 23 Aeriform'fuel 11 Woody plants material 47 Tiny spot only to toe extent of a "make good” toaertion. Errora which side and outside railings, land­ time position with excellent 26 Perioda of time 12 Set upright 27 Musical note 48 Swiss canton ri August 1st. Call 646-3148. do not iMaen the value of the advertiaement wUI not be 271riah----- 16 Irish symbol 30 Pitcher 49 Space for corrected by "m ake good" toaertion. scaping. Reasonably priced. salary, good working condi­ State 18 Withered 32 Ambary storing food Call 643-0851. NEED money? Like people? tions and limited night service. 28 Decay 19 Three 34 Exist 50 Salary Flexible hours, good earnings, Blue Cross, CMS, Major Medi­ 51 Before ici 29 Border (comb, form) 37 French river (BockvlOe, Ton Free) POLLARD TREE Service — - average $3. per hour, now cal, uniforms, bonus and out­ 30 ------de Valera Expert tree removal, pruning I 1 2 3 4 5 6 T~ Be i hiring. You’ll enjoy being a standing profit sharing and 7 Z^ I * 31 Eat away 643-2711 33 Uncooked 875-3136 and trimming. Reasonable. Vanda Beauty Counselor. No pension plans. Call 663-0131. 35HaU-ema 9 10 11 12 _____ Free estimates. 528-3021. | age limit. Call 875-5484 be­ (print) 13 14 tween 10 a.m.-2 p.m. ONE experienced arc welder OUT OUR WAY 36 Sicilian Automobiles For Solo 4 ^ S H IN O machines repaired, -g and one experienced assem­ BY J. B. WILLIAMS volcano 15 le Maytag, RCA, and Kenmore. 1- CHALLENGER 1970, plum cra­ SECRETARY — Receptionist bler, both men must be able to 37 Greater Fast service, reasonable rates. Excellent opportunity for a V amount )/ IS is 20 21 HERALD zy, 440 six-pack, black vinyl work to blueprints. Harper I TOLD YOU VESTERPAY Call 643-4913, 647-1719. _ career In a worthwhile and in­ HARRY PIP HI5 38 Coloring root, 408 rear with 4-speed, Buffing Machine I CJo. 289-7471. ~ TM. iM- u »- M. an. THAT THE ASSEMBLY EIGHT-HOURS' WORK aubatance 23 24 25 2^ 27 teresting position in the office OPERATION HAS TO BE IN SIX AND PvAN BOX LETTERS stereo tape system, tinted 39 No (Scot) 30 of a doctor In Manchester. Ap­ DAVY JONES SPEEPED-UP AND OUT OF BARTS! 28 windows. Has not been raced ‘SSflipriC-Bir ’'“ *'n9 ""IPI“i"'»l"9 ” Opporturlty 28 Help Wanted— BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS WHERE ARE ALL TOO BAP THE 40 Blackanakea plicants must be neat, a good 31 32 34 35 For Y init or abused. Call 647-9435, 648- T H E P A R T S t h a t PARTS PEFARTMENT 42 Iriah county 33 barrels delivered, $4. 644- SAM WATSON Plumbing and BEAUTY SALON — 4 stations. Female 35 typist, and able to meet the W A S N 'T IN ON THE 43 Iriah or Welah 8027 after 5:30. 1776 ------. . . . EXPERIENCED I PIP ? WELL, SU ftE- 38 Information Heating. Bathroom remodeling excellent Main SL location. ® \ a f t e r kelly and F»EP TALK VESTER- 47 An Iriah 36 37 public. Pleasant surroundings, IT'S THE ONL'/ WAY WE GUARANTEE YOU'LL j l ARE MARRIED — DAV, S O THAT T H E Y - and repairs. Free estimates. Call for details. Frechette liberal benefits, salary com­ MACHINISTS capital 39 40 41 'THE HER.\LD will iiot 1964 WHITE Ford custom, 6 CAN APOPT STORMY. GET THE BOY/ / NOBODY'D BETTER TRY C O U U P K E E P UP WITH 50 City in Realtors, 647-9093. WAITRESS wanted full or part- mensurate with experience. H ARP.V1 dUclnne tije identity of cylinder, good condition, $360. Household Services ______TO TAKE HIM AWAY/ Illinois 43 44 45 46 onut, 266 West Manager, Manchester Budget terms. Established In done In my home, reasonable. Evening Herald, together 1965 DODGE Camper half-ton Middle Tpke. Manchester. 1946. Days, 624-0164, eve­ FTompt .service. Call 649-1133. Help Wanted— T« ■••. U. I. 6ft.—AH HfMi..., with a memo listing the truck, DlOO, clean, good tires, • U»*»H pMtvf* SyitHkst*, nings, 649-7690. Female 35 TOYS & GIFTS F*LUMBERS and steam fitted companies you do NOT radio, heater, excellent running wanted, wages $6.26 per hdiir. CARNIVAL want see your letter. BY DICK TURNER condition. Call 649-2333 after LIGHT TRU^uto Accessorius— MANCHESTER — Delivery- ing Parties. Call or write duties. Must have car. Call In the usual manner OPERATING 200 Tolland St., East Hartford. X JU S T S O T t=N Tires 6 REWEAVING of bums, moth- light trucktog and package de­ "Santa’s Parties” , Avon, Nelson Prelghtways Inc., 47 holes, zippers repaired. Win­ livery. Refrigerators, washers Conn., 06(X)1. Telephone 1- East St., Rockville, 872-9121. A BIRDIE/ TM 50ME RAYS You CANT WIN FOR LOSING .7-z4 BEHIND EXPERIENCED painters want­ FTVE chrome mag wheels, 14". dow shades made to measure, and stove mo'vlng, specialty. 673-3466. ed. Call between 6-7, 649-4343 (t 14T0 M.N.Mhi Will fit big sized Pontiac, Olds- all size Venetian blinds. Keys Folding chairs for rent. 649- PART-TIME dishwasher want­ SyaHIrtlf, Lost and Found 1 or apply in person, 296 (Tooper mobile, Lincoln and Mercury. made while you wait. Tape re­ 0762. ed, nights. Older person pre­ Hill. THE TIMES? ferred. Apply Cavey’s, 46 East SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL l o s t — Male mongrel dog, Cost $260., will sell for $126. corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 WOMEN for work in home for Call 646-3942 after 6:30 p.m. Main St., 649-6221. Center St., Manchester. white with brown and black Painting— Papering 21 aged, all shifts. Responsible, markings, Bolton area. 643- FOUR 13x660-4 lug chrome re­ WINDOW (XEANING^ne at Join a progressive com­ mature women. Mrs. Miller, Help W onted- 6101. verse wheels with tires and special low rates. Past, effl- JOSEPH P. LEWIS — Custom pany that offers lota 649-6986. BANK of opportunities. SNET Mole or Female 37 lugs. One month old. $126. 628- clent service. Call for free Painting, Interior and exterior, Man with bank or finance LOST — Passbook No. 47242 needs Directory Assist­ 2674. estimates. 646-4220. paperhanging, fully insured. company installment loan ex­ REAL Estate Salesman want­ Savings Bank of Manchester. ance Operators. Help For free estimates call 649- perience. Excellent opportun­ ed. Young aggressive real es­ Application made for payment. LIGHT trucking, yards, cellars, others and yourself. Ar­ STATISTICAL 9658. If no answer 643-6362. ity for advancement with lead­ tate office. Lucrative commis­ X. attics cleaned and removed. range for an interview Trailers— ing local bank. Reply Box sion arrangement. Paul W. Bulk delivery. 644-8962. CONTRACTOR — Interior, . ex­ today. CLERK ” P ” , Manchester Herald. Porsonob Mobile Homes 6-A terior painting, paper hanging. Dougan, Realtor, 640-4838. BUZZ SAWYER SMALL Appliances repaired. Discount on wallpai)er. Call Position open for person with BY ROY CRANE 17' SHASTA 1066, sleeps 8, self- SNET OHers: WELDER and assembler need­ NOEL.ADAIR Dry Skin Foot Lamps, cords, clocks, razors, Oscar Hebert, 646-3048. statistical background or YES, I PON'T PARE TALK contained. Excellent condition ed. Electric arc - welding WONDER WHAT THIS ' Creme, lubriceints for callous­ blenders,uieiiuera, spuuespace iieaiers,heaters, eic.etc. ------above average figure aptitude. SALES-KNAPP SHOES FOR FEAR OF “ BUGS"... throughout. $1,800. 649-4330. Motor cycle accessories. Full­ IS ALL ABOUT? H U B e y ') 7 - i V es, hard dry skin, rough heels, Door bells and locks. Simonlz NAME your own price, Paint­ FVll Pay with Training Company offers excellent SENT FOR 1 V I'LL WRITE IT. wages, good benefits and good time, Cali 649-7169. ME, legs. Softens and soothes tired 19’ YELLOWSTONE trailer, paste wax all cars. $6.96 ing, paperhanging, removal. * Scheduled RtUses • Business is good. Demand is feet. Quinn’s Pharmacy, 873 Prompt service, fully insured. Excellent Benefits * Op­ working conditions. Apply completely self-contained In­ "Marcel,” 26 Wadsworth. 643 LE-MI CORP., Manchester, ^reat. Complete line, all sizes. Main, Manchester. cluding hitch, mirrors and Satisfaction guaranteed. Call portunities for Advemce- Top commissions. No invest­ SOME DAYS, You 6922. Ctonn. 643-2362. Experienced DON'T HAVE ANVTHIN6 jacks. Many extras. Call 649- Jerry Kenny, 647-9664. ment * Job Security. FIRST NATIONAL ment. Great opportunity for 4677. lathe and Bridgeport opera­ men and women. Contact An- "To SAV.'/ EXPERIENCED house paint­ STORES tors, second shift only. Automobikos For Sab 4 Building— For complete informa­ toony Olonfriddo, 126 Ridge 1964 CHEVY Camper bus, fully ing, very reasonable. Call for tion visit our employ­ Park & Oakland Ave. Rd., Bristol. Telephone 1-682- Contracting 14 FULL-TIME, window cleaner, 2737. NEED CAR? Credit very bad? equipped, self-contained, sleeps ______free estimates. Wonderwall ment office at 52 East East Hartford Must have commercial and Banjkrupt, repossession? Hon­ 6, good condition. Must be CARPENTRY and remodeling Painting Co., 1-423-8U7. Center St. open Monday seen. 742-6764. residential experience. 646- est Douglas accepts lowest rec rooms, dormers, kitchens, o u utM^nmA-Kt Z ^ through Friday from 4220. 7-2ii additions and garages.___ Cali MAGOWAN JR. & Sons, down, smallest payments, emy- TENT-CAMPER for sale. In interior and exterior psilnttng, 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Or Tom Corbitt, 643-0086. l>atTHAiiKTJAlu«,UlNi«i* where. Not small loan finance new condition, sleeps 6. Call paper hanging. Thirty years call 643-4101 x-368 for an HOURS well spent — This sum­ OPENINGS for collection and company plan. Douglas Mo­ appointment. delivery of orders. $3. per m m 644-2822. DORMERS, garages, porches, experience, four generations. mer yoiir spare hours can earn tors, 346 Main. hour. CJar necessary. For In­ EXPERIENCED ) tfiOu *‘l like the neighborhood, but I need a larger house. rec rooms, room additions, Free estimates, fully Insured. $$ If you visit local customers terview call Mr. Star 644-0202. This one just isn't big enough to hold two opinions:*' 1969 DA'TSUN station wsigon kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, 643-7361. with Avon's wide range of LOOM HXER ) MICKEY FINN Motorcycles-— Students welcome. BY LANK LEONARD with radio, whitewalls. New siding, gen^eral repairs. QuaUty iNBIDE-outslde painting. Spe- magnificent cosmetics and snow tires included. Excellent Bicycles 11 workmanship. Financing avail­ SOUTHERN We have an opportunity' YOU'RE A SOUND cial rates for people over 65. FULLrTIME help wanted, some THAT'S NOT A L L I PREAMaOi I condition. Call after 6 p.m., for an e x pe r 1 e n c e d SLEEPER, MICHAEL! able. Economy Builders, Inc. Call my competitors, then call ______' ______mechanical experience. Top Crompton and Knowles m s AWAKENED BY A N/3HTMARE 742-7697. 643-6159, 872-0647 evenings. I HEARD HIM — THAT MINERDA CHANGED HER STEVE CANYON 1969 TACX) Mini Bike, good con­ me. Estimates given. 649-7863. wages paid. Apply 270 Hartford loom fixer. Wages are* PACING UP AND BY MILTON CANIFF NEW MIND AT THE UERYLASTM/NUTE 1961 VOLKSWAGEN, sunroof, dition, Call 643-6762. WES ROBBINS Carpentry re­ Rd., Manchester. open and dependent on DOWN A LL NIGHT' -AND DIDN'T SHOtV UP A T SECRETARY -background and aptitude., r . I k n o w ) I'LL LETSeOTOTH^ new paint, excellent condition. modeling specialist. Additions, ROGER’S PAINTING, Interior THE CHURCHI eo HIS BAIL-IF HARLEY Three-wheeler, 1968 MANAGER to help me run my DEDICATION OF Best offer. 649-2696. rec rooms, dormers, porches, and exterior, ceiling, wall­ ENGLAND Work Is in an expanding I HAVE ENOUDH Honda, 460 engine, needs business, some sales knowl THE NEW HAN6AR cabinets, formica, built-ins, papering. Call anytime, 643- Centrally located Manches­ (non-defense plant that has IN AAV savings 1969 PL'YMOUTH wagon, 9- work, $600. or best offer. Call 0923. edge helpful. For appointment A rrn n w T / AT A1UNICIPAL AIR­ bathrooms, kitchens, 649-3446. ter law office. Legal exper­ excellent growth potential^ PORT.' WE SHOULD passenger, fully equipped with 646-4268. TELEPHONE ience preferred, but intel­ call, 289-3272. and which Is more closely )| STAY OUT OF TROUBLE air-conditioning, $2,900. Call HALLMARK Building Oo. tor associated with the bus!- J/ TUFPC I . ligence, Initiative and per­ 643-8277. 1967 HARLEY SPRINT, g ^ home improvement, additions, ______Floor _____ Finishing 24 An Equal Opportunity Employer sonality may make the dif­ ness machine Industry, 'K condition. $325. Call 646-2493 rec rooms, house palnti^, p l o OR SANDING, and refin- ference. Insurance and pen­ than traditional textiles. )j 1963 COMET. $250. 1966 Ponti­ before 10 p.m. garages, roofing, gutters. Free sion benefits. Call 649-2866. IN M TA TldN ac, all power, iglr-conditioning, ishlng (specializing in older Plant Is located In Crom -'v estimates. All work guaran­ floors). In and outside paint­ NURSE Director — After 12 well, Conn., and work Is )| excellent condition. $1,200. teed.. 646-2627. ______TO BID 1969 HONDA S90, low mileage, ing. Ceilings. No job too small. years of loyal, faithful service, for first shift, 8 a.m, to JF Call Savings Bank of Manches­ GRANDMOTHER, wanted, with Sealed bids will be received 4:30 p.m. ‘ good condition. Call 643-0201. John Verfallle, 649-5750. our director was forced to re­ ter, 646-1700. N. J. LaFlamme — Carpenter own transportation. Pleasant office of the Director of contractor. Additions, remodel­ tire because of ill health. We ,^This is a definite career 1966 GRAY FY)rd custom 600, are looking for someone to fill working conditions. Call 643- General Services, 41 Center ’'offering with long term< MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and> FRANK RIDGEWAY ing and repairs. Call anytime 0633 after 4 p.m. Street, Manchester, Conn., un­ V-8, automatic, $696. Call 649- for free estimates. 876-1642. Bonds— Stocks— her jKjsition. Salary Is depend job security. Business Services til August 6, 1970 at 11:00 a.m. ^ AND I DON^ AAIND ^ 8135 or after 6 p.m. — 643-6013. Mortgages 27 Offered 13 CARPENTRY — concrete s t e p s ,------ZSL. S Sr 'Call 1-847-6160 or apply :< VACUU/^NGTHE 20 CORVETTE 1966. Serviceman floors, hatchways, remodeling MORTAGES, loans, first, 6978 for personal interview. assistant to work in the office INSTALLATION OF SEW- BEDRCCYA carpets. TWO YOUNG married men e r must sell or trade. New 427, porches, garages, closets, ceil second, third. All kinds. Realty of a doctor In Manchester. Ap- MAIN IN PINE STREET, WINTHROP will do .small repair jobs and statewide. Credit rating un­ pllcants must be neat in Bid forms, plans and speclfl- BY DICK CAVALLl balanced, 2 tops. Hurst, modi­ ings, attics finished, rec LEGAL Walters fied suspension. $2,660. 872- painting, also cellar cleaning rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth­ necessary. Reasonable. C2)n appearance, and vdlling and cations are available at the Belting Industries, Inc. and light trucking. Call 646- STENOGRAPHER able to learn. Pre^do^ expert- General Services Office, 41 Cen- iSBZr: THAT^eCKAE SHINER YCLIXE 6642. er related work. No job too fidential, quick eurangements 46 Nooks HIU Rd. B B Z r: N cecx v GAVE y iH m I G E T T O B E 2692, 646-2047. small. Dan Moran, Builder. Alvin Limdy Agency, 627-7971 ence In the medical field snot jer Street, Manchester. Con- g o t ; B E R T .. VVHO <3A,VE IT TO ■? Write: Cromwell, Conn. m o M E... r HAD TO p r e s i d e m t : 1968 VOLKSWAGEN bus, run- Evenings, 649-8880. 983 Main St., Hartford. Eve necessary. Hours; 1 until 6, nectlcut. MANCHESTER Tree Service — Lessner, Rottner, Karp ft Monday, Tuesday, Thursday ( RGKTfCiRir.' iM GOING T O B A N nlng condition, needs battery. nlngs, 23.3-6879. Town of Manchester Specializing in tree removal, Plepler, P. O. Box 711, Man­ and Friday, Tuesday evenings An Equal Opportunity JOKE BOOKS. $360 or best offer. Call eve­ MASONRY — All types of s to n e ______Connecticut Employer ” nings 647-1101. pruning, shrubs, lots cleared. and concrete work. Quality MORTGATES 1st and 2nd, chester, Coim., 06(M0. 6 until 7:30. Please reply Box "( Flilly insured. Clall 649-6422. "GG,” Manchester Herald. Robert B. Weiss, workmanship, work guaran­ mortgages — interim financing ______General Manager 1963 VOLKSWAGEN, good con­ teed. Call after 5, 643-1870, 644- — expedient and confidential dition, $300. <3all 649-8864 after TREE SERVICE (Soucler) — CLERK typist wanted. East Trees cut, building lots clear­ 2975. service. J. D. Real Estate BABYSITTER wanted, days, Hartford branch of national 6:30. Assoc. 643-6129. my home. One child. 643-7203. ed, trees topped. Got a tree SAVE MONEY! Fast service. company needs woman to work PRISCILLA’S POP problem! Well worth phone BY AL VERMEER 1964 COMET, tan, standard Dormers, room additions, ga- - — ------—------WOMAN — Part-time for coun­ in small congenial office. Sala­ shift, good condition, $250. Call caU, 742-8262. rages, porches, roofing, and BusilWSS O p p o r t u n it y 2 8 ter work. Apply In person Cor- ry and benefits competitive. N O W O N I'M A 643-d374. siding. Compare prices. Ad- ;-----ZT~ 786 Main St. Call 289-9318 for appointment. BUS LINE IS NOT BUST LINE IGNORIMG CAgLirLElJ A-Level Dormer Pom 2R0. BUMMER DAY camp for boys ------^ ^ ______PCU. JUNK CARS removed, $10 and girls for sale. Licensed, WAITRESS — If you are a high for part-time work for CAWAU-( 1863 VOLVO, 122S, 4-door sedan, each. Call 872-9433. '______established 12 years. Yeaily school graduate, like people, small roTieet-n concern, han,ne handle mn-r.- mom- RN’s, LPN’s, full and part-time. Enjoy working 7-ecializtog re­ See Hr. BlrOes ing, flnw ctog available, no ___ . ’TIMBEniLAND Tree Service, pairing roofs of all kinds, new 315 CENTER STREET 1966 VOLKSWAGEN. tree removal, pruning, shrubs,' roofs, gutter work, chimneys franchise fee. Write Frames, TED TRUDON VOLKSWAGEN seen at 67 Pine St, after 6.30. cleared. Fifteen years cleaned and repaired. 30 years’ 82 Hanover, Manchester, N.H. ROUTE S3 TALrOOTTVnXE | MANCHESTER, CONN. experience. Free estimates. ______M9-2SS8 cu How..y W3.M.1, H g g J Herald Ads PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. • CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1970 PAGE NINETEEN

.Household Goods 51 Out of Town InvostiiHHit Preperfy- Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sole 72 Houses For 72 Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sale 72 Out of Town Out of Town Hearings End ' For Ront 65 For Sole 70-A For Sale 75 For Sale 75 CLEAN, USED refrigerators, IMMACULA’TE 2-famlly du­ NINE-ROOM Colonial, large COMBINA’n O N — Two-family i^XircSsTOR New listing. MOVE RIGHT into this 3 or 4 kitchen, formal dining room, home with smaUer single in On Trains Cut ranges, automatic washers VERNON — Wniow Brook DUPLEX, 6-4, tile baths, mod­ plex, on East side. Modem PORTER ST, Lovely 7-room Cape with 2-car BOL’TON — SPACIOUS 4%^- COVENTRY — Newly Usted, CLASSIFIED 20’ Uving room, 1% baths, first- rear, close to Main St. Several bedroom immaculate Cape. with guarantees. See them at Apartments. Immediately new em kitchens, 2-car garage, one bath, and kitchen. Complete g;arage in popular Rolling room Ranch, Uke new condl­ 6H-room custom buUt Ranch floor family room. 4 bedrooms, possibiUUes. Business zoned. Privacy, one acre plus lot. To Worcester B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 3^ rooms at 3160, 4% at 3186. plus acre lot. Heritage House. aluminum siding, 2 - car First tlma offwed—Imma­ Park. Heat in finished base­ Uon, eat-in kitchen, buUt-lns, for seUer. Ovendzed garage. 2-car garage. Large lot. 327,- Belllore Agency, 647-1418. Heritage House, 646-2482. Main St. Call 643-2171. Heat,' hot water, refrigerator, 646-2482. garage. Bralthwalte Agency, culate 7^-room Colonial- ment. Attractive patio and fireplace, garage, lake privi­ Acre lot. Good bam. Lot and NEW LONDON, Conn. (AP) 500. PhUbrlck Agency, Real­ leges. 320,600. Hayes Agency, house in beautiful condition. ADVERTISING oven-range, disposal, dish­ Realtor, 649-4698. Cape. First floor paneled NEW USTINO —Drive by 14 garden house in rear. Mr. ALUMINUM sided 4-bedroom — An examiner for the Inter- SINGER touch and sew with tors, 646-4200. 646-0181. * Route 81, Manning Hill, 4 mUes Commerce Commission cabinet. Monograms, hems, washer, wall to wall carpeting, family room with many cus­ Fulton Rd., noUce how clean Zinsser, Belfiore Agency, 647- SpUt, manicured grounds, pool, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS air-conditioning, swimming ^ m UOonn, 8 mUes from completed a series of six hear- embroiders, etc. Used, excel­ tom buUt-ins,' spacious Uv- WOODHILL HEIGHTS — 7%- and weU kept this goi^eous 1413. 2-car garage, 2Vi baths, quiet SEVEN-ROOM SpUt Level, 3 pool, lighted tennis- comls, Land For Sale 71 CENTRALLY 8 AAL to 4:30 PM. ing room, formal dining room Ranch, first-floor family Cape is. Be informed that it is residential area. Heritage bedrooms, family room, 2- Ings Thursday night oa the pro- lent condition. Guaranteed. basketball court, parking and MANCHESTER - For the large SOUTH MANCHESTER — Ap- LOCATED room and convenient kitch­ room, large beautifuUy finish­ as clean as the proverbial House, 646-2482. acre treed lot, fireplace,, ga­ Realtor, 648-6321. posed discontinuance of Penn Full ^rice now 396 or 7 month­ storage all included. No pets. family, five bedrooms, new COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. proTdmately 6 acres with 641’ en, three bedrooms, 1% ed rec room in basement, en­ vdiisUe on the inside. Features rage. Priced to seU. Hayes BOLTON —New 8-room cus- Central’s passenger service be- ly payments of 38. 522-0476, Call Hartford, 627-9238, Ver­ Ovmer transferred to Texas. roof, fumaee and storm win­ MANCHESTEIR — Colonial, dealer. frontage, half mile to Martin Neat 5% room Ranch, fresh­ tiled baths, first floor laun­ closed patio, garage. Excep­ include two fuU Imths, a fin­ Agency, 646-0181. tom built RalsedN Ranch. Four tween New London and Worces- 4:3* PJtL DAT BEFORK PUBUGATION non, 872-4400.' dows. On bus line, for 318,600. clean, good condition and in a School. Owner will finance. M. ly painted, carpeted kitch­ dry room, two fireplaces, tionally weU maintained. PhU­ ished basement, family room bedrooms, double garage, acre ter. Mass. wall to wall carpeting, cen­ Fiano Agency, 646-0191. pleasant neighboriiood. Seven VERNON DeMlIiiw tor Saturday and Monday Is 4:M p.m. Frida.i H. Palmer Realtor, 643-6321. en, beautiful rear patio. 2- brick Agency, Realtors, 646- and Ubrary, enclosed Jalousied treed lot. 38I|600. Hayes Agen- Mayor Thomas J. Griffin of tral air conditioning through­ car garage, price dropped 4200. porch, double ameslte drive­ NEwTitAISED RANCH in High­ large rooms, 1V& baths, screen­ ELBOW ROOM GALORE cy, 848-0131. New London and several area Public Notice Resort Property out. Attached garage, many TOim COOPERATION w n x n i A l L A ^ 327,900. Immediate occu­ way, etc., etc. A best buy in land Park area, 6 rooms on ed porch, 2-car garage. Alum­ Inside or out—lots of room. extras. Eecellent value, 338,- CAMBRIDGE St. — 2-stories, ' ' ------residents testified that discontln- RE APPRECIATED DIAL For Rent 67 pancy. T. J. Crockett. Real­ the mid-twenties. Oh, yes, first floor, modem kitchen, inum storms and screens. Aluminum sided 7% room Houses For Sale 72 500. 6 rooms, heated garage, large nice, neat garage. Belfiore Kitchen buUt - ins, ' fireplace, Raised Ranch, 1% Imths, ga­ To Lease or Buy CAPE COD, South Chatham, 2- tor 643-1677. large Uvlng room with fire­ w o n t e o —- K e o i e s i a i e / / ^ hardship on peo- lovely shaded yard, patio. Agency, 647-1413. rage, above ground pool on 3 Rooms of New Furniture bedroom cottage, fireplace, MANCHES’TER — Deluxe cus­ place, 3 large bedroomS) 2-car dry basement. Assumable ALL CASH for yoiir property pie who rely on the railroads, Owner going South. Can be garage. Priced below nmrket mortgage. UtiUty shed. And a lot you won’t believe. If Centiniwd Prom Procodinq Pogs near beaches. Available July tom 7-room Garrison Colonial, ASSUMABLE 6 per cent mort­ U & R REALTY CO„ INC. BRAND new seven - room within 24 hours. Avoid red particularly students, from bought with or without com­ value. PhUbrlck Agency, Real­ very fairly priced at 329,000. you are hankering to spread 26. 643-6777, 643-0768. 2H baths, 2-car garage, all gage, monthly payments 390. 643-2692 Ranch, 8-car garage, two-fuU tape. Instant service. Hayes William Teplln of Mystic, who plete furnishings. Convenient tors, 646-4200. out this is the home for you. Help Wonted— Articles For Solo 45 aluminum, private treed lot, small three-bedroom Ranch. Robert D. Murdock, Realtor baths, automAtic klti^en, waU Odegard Realty, 643-4366. Agency, 646-0131. commutes to his Job at Clark SUMMER house for rent at to schools, shopping and bus. Please caU 649-6306 for de- MODEL HOME plush Uvlng in the finest of Modem kitchen, new furnace. to w ^l carpeting, etc., etc. ------^------University in Worcester, noted Mole or Female 37 ALUMINUM sheets used as Deer Isle, Maine. Suitable for Reasonably priced. Charles MANCHESTER 8-room home, ANTIQUE COLONIAL with six tails. neighborhoods. Hay^s Agency, . Call and see this cutle. Mitten Panoramic view from a SELLIN^G YOUR HOUSE ? that Worcester has seven col­ printing plates, .009 thick, 23x ★ COLONIAL 8. Excellent shore and -view. NOR’TH ELM St., 2 family du­ Ponticelli, Owner-Broker, 649- with expansion room for a rooms, (plus) and new utiU- REAL ESTATE Salesmen with r 6460131. i Agency, Realtors, 643-6930. high on a bUltop treed lot, yet leges and many students rely on 36", 25 cents each or 6 for $1 ★ MODERN Swimming and boating. Four plex, 7 large rooms each side, 9644 or 872-4732. growing famUy. Huge Uving ties. Assumable mortgage, I guarantee in writing a license. Ehstablished office, ex­ still in Manchester! Mr. Mer­ Br (Sl W the railroad for transportation. 643-2711. ★ SPANISH minutes walk to beach. House RANCH — 6 rooms, laige living nice condition, 2-car garage, —nT room with fireplace, 3 or 4 324,900. Out of State owner |300. minimum newspaper cellent commissions. Linsay ritt, Belfiore Agency, 647-1418. BARROWS and WALLACE Co. Penn Central representatives Realty, 649-9168, 649-0086. ★ PROVINCIAL furnished completely, just room with fireplace, paneled lot 100x160. CaU Peg « e i ^ - HACKMATACK - Keeney St. bedrooms, . private yard. must seU and wiU listen to any advertising program on all WELL kept carpets show the re­ area . . . nice 5^-room Ranch Manchester Parkade contended that patronage on the from renovated. Bedding supplies, famUy room, air-conditioned, ski. Broker, 649-4291. NEW LISTING — Big, big 320,600. Wolverton Agency, offer. Odegard Realty, 643- 90-day exclusives. Daily cov­ sults of regular Blue Lustre on half-acre lot. Lavatory in Manchester 649-6306 New London-Worcester route is all but linens, TV. Available large master bedroom, attrac­ Dutch Colonial, total of 9-yes, Realtors, 640-2813. 4366. erage in more than one spot cleaning. Rent electric basement, carport, many ' ex­ extremely light. The railroad Situations Wanted— enUre month of Aug;ust and tive yard with privacy, 325,900. VACANT. Nice 3 - bedroom 9 rooms- Bathimms and lava­ TINKER POND and Birch newspaper. shampooer 31. Manchester $288 Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, tras. 314,600 GI mortgage as­ ROCKLE3XIE — 4 • bedroom ______Mole 39 fall. Will accept two - week Ranch near shopping, schools, tories on evefy level, com­ XIANCHE5STE5R — Ranch, qual­ Mountain Rd., Bolton, new 6- PLUS has said that during a three- Hardware & Supply, 877 Main Any item may be purchased 646-4200. churches. FUU cellar. Swedish sumable. Asking 326.900. T.J. Cape, original owner retiring, ity construcUon, very pleasant month test period this year the periods. Electricity. Children om€| pletely remodeled inside. Elre- room Ranch, three unfinished Once a week your house is EXPERIENCED students will St., 643-4425. separately. fireplace, alumlmun storms, Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. 1% baths, rec room, breeze- 89-seat coach never averaged and pets welcome. Excellent LARGE unusual Ranch with a place in large front to back residential neighborhood. second floor. TVo baths, cast picture advertised in Us paint, blacktop, mow lawns. No screens. 4% per cent mortgage ------III------way, double garage, flowering Absolutely immaculate condi­ more than 25 passengers a trip TWO portable TVs, one Motoro­ well. Rent very reasonable. view. Features 24’ living room, r a n c h — three bedrooms, din- living room. Two-car oversized iron baseboard heating, 3-zone own 4x5" ad—every week Job too big. Call 643-0066 or 640- INSTANT CREDIT assumption possible with large trees, 320,900. Hayes Agency, and often carried less than 10. la, 345; one Zenith, 320. Call Outside privy. Call before 9 large formal dining room, U- Ing room, den, fireplaced-liv- garage. TYuly parklike yard tion and assumable mortgage. system, 1,000 gallon oil tank until sold. 4344. © 1770 by NEA, lac, down payment, or conven­ 646-0131. Donald A. Brinckworth of 643-0389, 643-5795. OPEN SUNDAYS 10-6 a.m. or after six p.m. 643-6167. brary, 3 or 4 bedrooms, three Ing room. Scenic wooded lot, with shade giving, s ta t e ly ______Six rooms, dry basement with underg;round. Aluminum sid­ tional financing avaUable. Mr. Philadelphia, a Pexm Central at­ fireplaces, 3^ baths, recrea- Manchester’s best location, trees. Work relocation only MANCHESTER 7 room Co­ garage, city water, sewers, ing, 2-car garage, two fire­ LINSAY REALTY COPIER, Savin 210. Phone MON.-FRI. 10-9 "Judy, have you seen my 'Spiro Agnew" watch?" Zinsser, Belfiore Agency, 647- COLUMBIA LAKE — 4-room ion room, garages, on a three- By BEA KEITH ^ reason for sale. A fine gracious lonial, 3 bedrooms, IH baths, plaster walls, aluminum sid­ places, one acre comer lot. 5 4 9 .9 1 5 8 torney, testified ’Thursday nig^t Dogs—Birds— Pets 41 answering machine, call con­ 1413. Bel Air Real Estate 643-9332. 649-0085 cottage, all facilities, boat. acre lot. CaU for appointment. home conveniently located. In fireplace, closet space galore, ing, storms, screens, and Much more. E\>r appointment that the comapny lost $123,000 THREE little kittens, looking trol RS-101. Both in excellent Ideal for small children. 228- Back from vacation. Do hope the low thirties. Belfiore Agen­ on the service last year. Anoth­ PhUbrlck Agency, Realtors, ETVE-BBDROOM Colonial, two NEW LrsnN Q — Six-room 2-car garage. Numerous ex­ doors. Flagstone walks. All call Towne Real Estate, 649- for good homes. Call 649-6480. condition under maintenance H (Sc G 3803. the rest of the summer is bet­ cy, 647-1413. OUT OF state buyer wants to er Penn Central spokesman said Apartmento—Flats— Apartments— Flats— 646-4200. years old, aluminum siding, Ranch, central air condition­ tras. Morrison Realtor, 043- shades, and curtains, carpet­ 4066. after 6 p.m. anytime week­ contract. Sacrifice prices. Call ter than what I had. Never­ ing, two fuU baths, fireplace, buy 3-bedroom home in Man- New London residents could tra- COVENTRY — Lakeside cot­ 2Vi baths, formal dining room, 1016. ing, stove, refrigerator, fire­ ends. after 6 p.m., 742-7697. FURNITURE Tenements 63 Tenements 63 REGENT ST. — 4-room house theless I’m rested and ready wall to wall carpet,, garage, SDC-room, conveniently located ______ANDOVER — All electric chester. Will pay up to 327,(XK). vel to Worcester on bus by way tage for rent. Call Mitten Agen­ to go — first-floor famUy room, mod­ older home. Modem kitchen, __ place set, many closets, ce­ 669 Burnside Ave. on industrial zone lot 100x150. full basement. Shows well, own­ 6 - room ramic tile bath. ’This is a "just Ranch, kitchen a housewife’s Call the Paul W. Dougan Agen- of Providence, LABRADOR Retriever pups, NEED tires? 40 per cent dis­ BOL’TON — Deluxe 3% rooms, FOR rent, second ufloor, 4 nice cy, Realtors, 643-6930. Never leave a vacant house em kitchen with built-ins, 2- tw- Bvadax Herald, IM AVE. remodeling, 328,900. Mitten includes a “ motorcycle” as de- clubs, fishing equipment, baths, 2-car garage with patio, aluminum siding, fe n c^ Mrs ts Im MO (IfiScMM mslUt . . OrAMjmciASrHEW YOU. Hutchins Agency, 649-6324. Agency, Realtors, 643-6930. For Sole 75 « J 1. o Robertson School, 46 North School St. Now renting, one and two bed­ on bus line, near shopping, yard. N .T . M M . fined by Sec. 14-1 (26) of the Buckley School, ?80 Vernon St photographic dark room equip­ room apartments. Carpeting, 3196. per month. Phone Out of Town PrMt IMm , U wiui BP SIX-ROOM Cape plus rec room. Cape, WEST HARTFORD — Colonial General Stotutes. Highland Parti School, 897 Porter S t ment, tools, miscellaneous AportHioHts"-riatS' 156 SOUTH MAIN ST. — 8 famUy, exceUent investment COSE smt SbM OVERSIZED 7-room complete G-E kitchen, 2 air- Charles PonticelU, 649-9644. For Rent 66 U & R ExceUent condition through­ large Uving room with fire­ 8-bedrooms, 1% baths, fire­ Dated at Manchester, Con- Nathan Hale School, 160 Spruce S t items. 872-3126. property. Close to everything, city 'utUltlea. CaU now. X.Y. MM. The Spring A Summer opndtfioners, 1% baths. Call Tonomonts 63 M at BHM, U t n u attt BP out. Cedar shingles, garage, place, formal dining room, 2- necticut, this 16tb day of July West Side Recreation BuUdtog, 110 Cedar St FOUR - ROOM apartment, 2- HEBRON — AvaUable Immedi- REALTY CO.. INC. MANY OTHER LISTINGS *70 ALBUM is 654, includes place, modern kitchen with COM, (tjM MnSw n« tta. _ postage and handling. - large private screened porch, car garage. Immediate occu­ 1970. Verplanck School, 128 Olcott St. Frances K. Wagner, Rental SINGEUt Thuch and Sew ma­ ’TWO-ROOM efficiency, includ­ famUy, first floor, heat, yard ately, 3 room heated apart- 99 EAST CENTER STREET buUt-tos, 1% baths, 4 bed­ MANCHESTER, CONN. The Spring & Summer' EMLY JUIUICZN...TtsMa««'l large treed yard. Remobeled rooms, formal dlntog room, pancy. Reasonably priced at James F. B’arr, Manager, 646-2628 or 648-1028. hogony desk cabinet. Maple ing heat and appliances, 396. and parking, adults only, no ment, furnished or unfumish- CHARLES J. MORRISON. REALTOR ■70 Basic FASHION Book S « si|n Mr UtsTs Mewl Pitttni Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 28rd day of July, 1970. 648-9661 or 643-2692 kitchen, dishwasher, disposal fuU shed dormer, on a treed 326,900. CaU Dick Martens at Secretary EDWARD TOMKIEL trouser rack, maple hamper, Paul W. Dougan Agency, 649' pets. References. 3140. a ed. Security deposit required, is 65<, including postage k m ; EInctiMS Mr 12. tlM — 643-1015 KIt, neliMt pcitit* m 4 bM- fireplace. 326,600. Owner, 1- % acre lot 327,900. PhUbrick the Paul W. Dougan Agency, Board of Directors ' Town Clerk Hitchcock chairs. 643-7266. 4636, 646-1021. and handling. niaf. month. 6494622. 228-9800. 668-9044. Principles Only. Agency, R ealto^ 646-4200. Realtors, 649-4636, 616-1021. Town of Manchester Town of Manchester

V PAGE TWENTY FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1970 Average Dally Net Press Rnn iMattrljpBtfr lEwpntttg The Weather - 4- For ’Hie We(yed(.1 Ended June- 87719 : 19W Vernon tion Bible school at the Hock- the main textbook, along With Fair, warm, humid through About Town viUe Baptist Church. The school individual lesson books, craft Monday. Tonight’s low in eOs. will run from Aug. 17-28. kits and take-home papers and Jehovah’s Wltneoses wiU hold Tomorrow’s high in low '90s in­ Baptists Plan The Rev. Robert L. La projects. 15,610 a Theocratic Ministry School to- land; mid 80s at the shore. Counte, pastor and 34 teachers Children from kindergarten nl^t at 7:S0 and a service Hancheater— A City of Village Charm Bible School and aides are preparing for age through Grade 6 are eligi­ meeting at 8:35 at Kingdom ble to attend the school. Classes HaU. some 150 children to attend the Aug. 17 to 28 school from the tri-town area ot will begin each day, Monday VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 251 (SIXTEEN PAGES — TV SECTTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 25, 1970 Advertising oa U) PRICE TEN CENTS V^mon, Ellington and Tolland. through Friday, at 9 a.m. and Plans have been completed, St. Bridget Rosary Society The theme ,of the school will will end at 11:30 a.m. Refresh­ will meet tonight at 7:46 at the staff chosen and qprriculum be "Discover Christ Where You ments will be served during the ■■ \ W. P. Quish Funeral Home, 226 planned for the two-week Vaca­ . Are.” The Bible tMU be used as activities time each day. Main St., to recite the Rosary Court Ruling for Mrs. Ella M. Quish, a mem. Murder ^ Israel Told. her. Nixon Sees Need Favors ITT Take Time /Ihe VFW will spcmsor a Of Lincoln dance tonight for members and HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — Of Pioneer Spirit guests from 8:80 p. m. to 12:30 Superior Court Judge Jay Rubi- Recreated On Peace Bid at the post home. Dick Lewis now ruled Friday there are no SAN (X.BMENTE, CaUf. (AP) with the greatest ability that the and his orchestra will provide grounds to hold International By PAT LEISNER TEL AVIV (AP) — Political — Exactly a year after welcom­ world has ever seen to solve the music. Telephone and Telegraph Corp. Associated Press Writer figures in Israel called on the ing America’s moon pioneers and the Hartford Fire Insurance WASHINGTON (AP) — It those problems.” back to earth, President Nixon Co. in contempt of court. took 24 years and 82.5 million to government today to accept the Nixon paid tribute to the Mor­ The VFW Auxiliary will spon­ said he would like to see at mon Church "for providing for sor a Hawaiian luau for mem­ Consumer advocate Ralph Na­ recreate the assassination of U.S. Middle East peace propos­ home the sort of pioneering the Cabinet two of the outstand­ bers ot the post, the auxiliary der had charged the two firms President Abraham Lincoln. als in the wake of Egypt’s as­ But Ford’s ’Theatre today spirit "that doesn’t blame ad­ ing Americans o f our time, two and the. Stein dub, tomorrow. were in contempt for proceeding sent but they cautioned against Dinner will start at 6:30 p.m. with a,stock exchange after Na­ looks just like it did in 1865 versity on somebody else but of the most selfless public ser­ when John Wilkes Booth, a dis­ a hasty reply. tries to do something about it. vants I know.” Dancing to the Dick Lewis der had filed an appeal against In a series of radio inter­ gruntled 26-year-old actor from Speaking without notes, Nixon He was referring to Secretary Orchestra will be from 9 p.m. to the merger. views, Israeli politicians warned Maryland, slipped into the made the remark Friday night of the Treasury David Kennedy 1 a.m. Sunday. Judge Rubinow, however, did that the nation must not allow presidential box and shot Lin­ before a large—if dissent-stud­ and Secretary of Housing and rule the Nader plaintiffs should Itself to become isolated in the coln in the head. ded crowd—In Salt Lake City en Urban Development George be given the right to proceed diplomatic arena. The movement to restore the route here for a 10-day stay at through the courts on their ap­ But they advised Prime Min­ Romney who accompanied Nix­ peal against the merger. theater began in 1946 when a the Western White House. on on the trip. bill was introduced in Congress ister Golda Meir’s coalition re­ S E U IN e Both I’TT and Hartford Fire, gime to take time in framing its Earlier in his transcontinental The President and Mrs. Nixon in addition to State Insurance to fix up the run-down play­ trip Nixon stopped in Fargo, went inside to meet with the of­ house. But no action was taken response to the Washington pro­ YOUR GAR? Commissioner WiUlam R. Cot­ posal. N.D., to confer on rural prob­ ficials of the Church, then went ter, have filed moUona to turn until 1960 when funds were ap­ lems—especially farm-to-city to the recently built Salt Palace We Boy dean Used propriated for a research and Israel Gallli, a close adviser down Nader’s anU-merger ap­ to Mrs. Meir, declared Egypt’s migration—with five Plains to spend more than an hour at Cars Outright architectural study. peal and a motion that the court acceptance of the U.S. plan was state governors and five upper the first rodeo—called the Pio­ Highest Prices Paid Work began In 1964. But there Middle West mayors. neer Day Stampede—held there. has no jurisdiction to hear the were snags and delays. “ an attempt to prevent Israel Republicans are mounting The grand marshal of the case. Surveyors found the three-sto­ from getting the arms neces­ TED TRUDON strong challenges against in­ Atty. Dwight Owen Schweitzer ry brick structure was built sary for its defense.” event, cantering into the arena- VOLKSWAGEN and Atty. Bruce Mayor argued over quicksaind, and had to dig In Cairo, President Gamal cumbent Democratic senators waving his hat and wearing a Route 83, TalcottvUle the Nader cause and claimed Abdel Nasser said his accept­ in both states. blue-checked shirt—was the sec­ M6-2838 the foundati,on deeper to Insure the appeal should have automa- safety. They stripped the build­ ance was a tactic to keep Israel Nixon talked about the pio­ retary of the Treasury. Ucally halted the exchange of ing to a shell, then rebuilt. from obtaining additional arms. neering spirit while standing on At Fargo, where Nixon re­ stock when it w m filed in court Historians were adamant Two rriembers of the Israeli the steps of the Salt Lake City ceived a generally friendly but on June 8. about authenticity. They reject­ parliament, who stand on oppos­ administrative offices of the restrained welcome, he met in Because the exchange was al­ ed 50 artists’ samples of wallpa­ ite sides of the political fence, Mormon <3hurch, flanked by top the Ihibllc Library with the gov­ lowed to continue and resulted per to line the presidential box agreed on the need to accept the leaders of that faith. ernors of North Dakota, South NICHOLS in a turnover of 96 per cent of before accepting one they felt Proposals, despite Israeli’s fear Friday was "Pioneer Day” In Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa, Hartford Fire Stock to ITT on matched the all over crimson that a limited cease-fire—one of Utah, a holiday marking the Nebraska and the mayors of June 18, the Nader attorneys leaf and border design. ’They the plans major elements— 123rd anniversary of the discov­ Omaha, F’argo, Sioux F’alls, MANCHESTER claimed ITT and the Hartford worked from a swatch donated would allow Nasser to strength­ ery of the Salt Lake valley by S.D., Waterloo, Iowa, and Du­ First Wedding in Hospital Chapel Fire should be held in contempt to the government by a doorkee­ en his position along the Suez founders of the Church. luth, Minn. Hq pledged lOO per of court. per on duty the night Lincoln Canal prior to renewing the bat- While scores of antiwar dem­ cent support for 100 per cent of green and white lace sleeves, Vermont. For traveling, Mrs. TIRE The first wedding to be held the double-ring ceremony. Judge Rubinow said the Nad­ was shot. Ue. onstrators made recurrent ef­ parity for wheat. a matching satin headpiece, Toce wore a blue and white in the Lawrence Wells Case James McKay of Manchester er appeal could not prevent The building opened as a Avraham Offer, a dove, said forts to drown him out with Republican Gov. Norbert T. was organist. Bouquets of white and she carried a bouquet of dress with white accessories. Memorial Chapel at Manchester those sharholders who did not museum in 1968. Lincoln experts the cease-fire should be accept­ "Peace Now!” chants, and oth­ Tiemann of Nebraska said aft­ SPECIALISTS Memorial Hospital was per­ gladioli and pink carnations long-stemmed yellow roses. ’They will live at 563 Woodbridge appeal the exchange offer from acclaimed it a success, a splen­ ed on condition that proper in­ ers chanted “ We want Nixon,” erward: “ The discussion was formed this morning. The chap­ were on the altar. Alan Rossetto of Manchester St. m voluntarily turning in their did copy of the $100,000 ternational supervision could be the President declared that E>lo- very lively. No one was bash­ el was chosen for the marriage served as best man for his Mrs. Toce, a 1966 graduate of The bride was given in mar­ stock. Even if a court ap­ century-old theater. And accu­ activated to guard against such neer Day had a message for all ful.” so the bride’s father, a patient brother. Manchester High School, is a buildup. • AU G N M EN T riage by her father. Her street- peal did stop the insurance com­ rate, they said, even to the sus­ America: The host governor, Democrat (Front End Parts) at the hospital, could take part length dress of white satin was Mrs. Smith wore a green and employed by Dr. R. C. Olmsted missioner’s order to allow the pended gas chandeliers Shmuel Tamir, a hawk, said William L. Guy of North Da­ whlt0 brocade dress. The bride­ "It is that kind of spirit . . . in the ceremony. designed with a lace empire and Dr. R. W. Bushnell. Mr. exchange, it "would not mean though they still haven’t figured Israel should agree on condition % K- ta, later accused Nixon’s staff groom’s mother wore a peach- that sees a great problem but, • BRAKES The bride, Karen Elizabeth bodice and pouffed sleeves. It Toce, a 1901 graduate of Man­ that the commissioner’s order how the globes were removed in that the Russians move their of trying to turn a nonpolitical colored dress. Both had cor­ the greater the problem, puts in (Disc or Regular) Smith, is a daughter of Mr. and was made by her mother. The chester High School and a six- was stayed as to parties who those days for cleaning. thousands of troops and military conference into a partisan Re­ sages of white miniature roses. year veteran of the Navy, is greater effort; the kind of spirit Mrs. Newton Smith of 82 S. bride’s elbow-length veil was ’There were three mxxlifica- advisers out of Egypt. publican gathering. After a reception for the fam­ employed at Central Auto Sup­ that doesn’t blame adversity on • M U PFU RS Main St. The bridegroom, Rich­ arranged from a beaded floral (See Page Eight) tlons, however: air conditioning ’The Cabinet meets Sunday to ily at the bride’s home, the ply in Hartford. (Herald photo Cambodian soldier, wearing oversized Russian helmet, enters the grounds of somebody else, but tries to do Guy was the only Democrat ard Rocco Toce, is a son of headpiece, and she carried a was added for comfort, crowd consider the situation. Observ­ • TAIL PIPES couple left for a motor trip to by Buceivlcius). Buddhist pagoda, 40 miles north of Phnom Penh, the capital. (AP Photofax) something about It himself.” among the governors who met Mrs. Alfred Rossetto of 93 Lake long-stemmed white rose. restrictions were Imposed to ers feel that the coalition make­ in Fargo with the President to up of Mrs. Meir’s government Nixon went on to recall that St. and the late Rocco Charles Mrs. Barry Smith of Man­ conform with fire codes and discuss the problems of rural • SH O C K S will be put to a severe test in last July 24 he was aboard the Toce. chester, sister-in-law of the cane chairs for the audience America. answering the Soviet and Egyp­ aircraft carrier Hornet to wel­ The Rev. Dr. J. Manley bride, was matron of honor. She Bomb Kills were built three Inches wider to Republicans denied Guy^9 • Gdyr. DattwlHi tian challenge. come back the first men to land Shaw, pastor of South United wore a green satin dress with accommodate today’s expanded allegations today. population. Gallli, a minister without Fighting Increases in Vietnam; on the moon. Methodist Church, pertormed an empire bodice of yellow- Presidential press secretary Heralding Politics portfolio told a meeting of the He said that the spirit that 296 Broad St., Tel. 643-1161 Industrialist This week the final touch weis Ronald L. Ziegler said later in added—a 35-minute narration of Labor party Israel is "now ob­ took men to the moon—just as it Salt Lake City, "The impression HOURS By Sol R. Cohen the tragedy that April 14. liged to study its own options in brought the pioneers to Salt CLAYTON, Mo. (AP) — Po­ Battlefields Quiet in Cambodia I got was that everyone 'ivho at­ Mrs. Phyllis Jackston of 405 Assembly District, has stili to lice seek a motive in the slaying a very balanced and clear-eyed Lake City—has "built the great­ Mon., Tubs., Wed. 8-6:30 ’The events of that night in tended ... thought the meeting announce whether he will be a of Phillip J. Lucler, 49, presi­ Ford’s are recounted in a pres­ manner” in order to stop what est country on the earth.” Hackmatack St, is challenging SAIGON (AP) — Allied forces Shau valley along the Laos fron- ties in the crash and that the was nonpartisan and extremely Thurs., Frl. 8-8 dent of Continental Telephone entation using only sound and he called a Russian-Egyptism He went on: “ And let me re­ State Rep. N. Charles Boggini candidate for re-election. claimed killing 119 North Viet­ Uer. crew was rescued. valuable.” Co., the third largest independ­ light, no characters. Laughter, attempt to prevent Israel from mind us all on this day, we in Sat. 8-1 Hugh Ward of 3 Evergreen namese and Viet Cong troops in The firehose, 26 miles west of The other helicopter was shot Guy termed the official meet­ for the Democratic nomination ent telephone firm in the nation. getting necessary weapons from America know that we aren’t Car Wash St. has announced he will seek footsteps and conversation echo stepped-up fighting in South Hue, was abandoned ’Thursday down near the scene of fighting ing "excellent” but he said Nix­ SPONSORED BY in Manchester’s 20th Assembly the United States. perfect. We in America know the Democratic nomination for Lucier, father of ii, was killed in the playhouse while a spot­ under heavy North Vietnamese JOHN MATHER CH.AFTER OF DEMOLAY Shimon Peres, member of Vietnam, but a lull was reported in the Mekong Delta. One crew­ on aides had attempted to block District. Boggini announced Genovesi’s seat. Friday when a bomb placed un­ light shines on an empty spot fire. that we have problems. But we WE H(WOR parliament regarded as a close today on Cambodian battle­ man was reported killed and an­ last week that he will seek re- Democrat Francis Mahoney, der the driver’s seat of his car where the action occurred. No new developments were also know that we are blessed (See Page Eight) Saturday, July 25th associate of Defense Minister fields. other wounded. state representative from the exploded as he turned on the ig­ ’The presidential party arrived reported at the American fire- U.S. air cavalrymen who re­ election. Moshc Dayan, said “ speed does ’Two American and two South f a s t e r b h a r g ^ 19th District, will seek re-elec­ nition. late to see the English comedy, base RipcoM, 25 miles west of turned to Vietnam two weeks Mrs. Jackston was campaign not necessarily have to be the Vietnamese soldiers were killed 1 THEINTWIMKCARD 1 HARTFORD NATIONAL BANK James L. Robb and James V. "Our American Cousin.” Hue, which was abandoned ago after two months of opera­ manager for Boggini in ' 1968, tion. motivating factor in our consid­ and nine Americans and 16 Viet­ 595 MAIN ST. — 8 A.M. 'TO 1 P.M. Napier, vice presidents of the Sound and Light, the narra­ ’Thursday imder heavy North tions in Cambodia reported kill­ when he won election to the As of today, no Republicans erations . . . namese were wounded Friday DO N ATIO N $1.00 firm, were standing by the car tion, traces events from that Vietnamese fire. ing 24 North Vietnamese sol­ General Assembly. Last No­ have announced their candida­ waiting for Lucier to back out of point: Peres said that the effect of and today in six widely scat­ Support of Police vember, she was defeated in a cies in the 19th and 20th As­ tered clashes ranging from Fourteen American tilr caval­ diers \riille searching for muni­ a parking space after a lunch­ It is the third act. During a Nasser’s acceptance was that try for election to the Board of South Vietnam’s northern Me­ rymen were wounded acciden­ tions caches in War Zone D, 48 sembly Districts. eon appointment. Neither was skit a shot rings out. It stills the Egyptian leader gave ap­ Education. kong Delta to the central coast­ tally by a rocket fired from one miles northeast of Saigon. One hurt. audience laughter. A beam of proval to his own interpretation Mrs. Jackston said today she al plain. of their helicopters .during a U.S. soldier was killed. Cong. Emilio Daddario, “ It must be a crackpot,” said light focuses on the state box. A of the November 1967 United Urged by Marcus feels strongly that Manchester mission 96 miles northeast of Troops of the South Viet­ Democratic candidate for gov­ Robb, in charge of operations scream. The deed is done. A Nations resolution on a Middle U.S. Air Force B62 bombers needs a woman, representative Saigon and four miles from the namese 7th Infantry Division HARTFOPU5, Ctonn. (AP) — ernor, has named Paul Good­ for the company, adding that thud. ’The spotlight drops from East settlement. launched heavy raids across the derpaid, badly trained and then in the State House. Cambodian border. 'The U.S. clashed with Viet Cong soldiers The problems policemen face win of Woodbridge his cam­ Lucier had "no personal ene­ the box to the stage and moves Yaacobl Gad, another mem­ Mekong Delta and in the far sent out every day to confront She said she entered the race Command said the Incident was in the northern Mekong Delta 40 were discussed Eriday by two paign finance chairman. Good­ mies." across it, fading backstage. ber of parliament and confidant northern part of South Vietnam. dangerous situations and prob­ because Boggini had held back 'Thirty of the big Stratofor- being Investigated. miles southwest of Saigon and Democratic contenders for the lems that most of us are glad UJoodiiuuL G A R D EN S win is vice president of the Lucier, who lived In St. Louis, ’There is pandemonium. Lincoln of Dayan, said he was against until last week on a decision ’Two American helicopters claimed killing 25 with the help U.S. Senate seat of Thomas J. to push out of our mind and began as president of the small had been assassinated. the temporary cease fire be­ tresses dropped 900 tons of whether to seek re-election. Eastern Steel and Metal Co. of were shot down Friday. The of artillery and helicopter gun- Dodd. sight.” firm based in the suburb of Downstairs in what is now the cause it will "only complicate bombs on suspected North Viet­ 168 WOODLAND ST.—OPEN DAILY ’m X . »—PHONE 643-8474 West Haven. shooting down of onetriggered ships. One South Vietnamese State Sen. Edward L. Marcus Marcus and the Rev. Duffey With the date for endorse­ Clayton in 1961. Since then it museum at Ford’s Theatre are our security situation” immedl- namese installations. Some ment only four weeks away and Daddario will open his cam­ struck positions 11 miles south a five-hour battle. Headquar­ soldier was reported killed. said he supported Hartford po­ are challenging Alphonsus Dona­ with Boggini undecided, she paign headquarters on Monday, (See Page Sixteen) (See Page Eight) (See Page Eight) of Fire Base Ripcord near the A ters said there were no casual- South Vietnamese troops liceman Anthony Lombardi and hue for the Democratic senator­ said, the groundwork was set at 110 Bartholomew St., Hart­ killed 24 enemy soldiers in two announced he would contribute ial nomination. Donahue won the lor a replacement, in the event ford. An open house will be other clashes, one in the delta 85 $50 to Lombardi’s defense ftmd. party nomination at the otate Summer he decided not to run. held from 4 to 6 p.m. Daddario miles southwest of Saigon and Lombardi is charged with Democratic convention last ‘"That’s when Mr. Boggini de­ wiM speak briefly at 6. the other in Tay Ninh Province manslaughter in the death on month. clared lor re-election—when he ill Saigon 70 miles northwest of Saigon, April 1 of a 19-year-old Puerto Superior Court Judge David Rican youth, Abraham Rodri­ realized that there were com­ State Sen. John Lupton, at (government casualties were Shea said he was concerned gues of Hartford. A coroner's mitments for me for the nomi­ the formal opening of his Dan­ listed as one killed and 16 about news reports that Sen. report said the patrolman shot nation," she said. bury headquarters last night, wounded. A U.S. Marine reconnaissance the youth several times because See Page Eight) Boggini said today, "I think told supporters, "If we return M o b Beats Frenchmen who Fly Cong Flag patrol killed seven enemy sol­ he thought the screwdriver the it’s good for democracy when to the basic values of the spirit, diers in a brief fight 25 miles youth held was a knife. HARDY MUMS people run for office. I’m run­ the family and patriotism, we’ll ning, and I’ll leave it up to the SAIGON (AP) — Two young southwest of Da Nang. Two Ma­ (Marcus toured Hartford regain our status as a great and Thursday night in a police car town committee members in Frenchmen cUmed atop a war rines were wounded. respected nation and world and said his Impression was the Large Plants - Budded the 20th District to make the statue in Saigon today and Professor declsioin.’’ leader.” (8e« Page police force not only had diffi­ "If they choose me to run. Lupton is a candidate for the waved a large Viet Cong flag culty getting recruits, but there Peg. 9 9 * NOW ONLY I’ll run,” he said. “ If they don’t, GOP nomination lor U.S. Sen­ until a crowd pelted them with was a lack of foot patrolmen. Gives Views ea I’ll accept their decision, with ator. rocks, pulled down the flog and “ I do not believe in a billy no recriminations.’ ’ beat them. club society or police brutality.” 4 FOR ONLY * 2 A policeman and a few spec­ Reds Frown Marcus said, "but I strong­ On Unrest TTie Democratic "rown Com­ tators (finally rescued the pair. ly feel police officers are enti­ mittee will meet Aug. 18, at 8 take a long look Identified as Andre Marcel Men- tled to every protection under WASHINGTON (AP) To get that good the law." p.m. in Manchester High School, ras, 24,- and Jean Pierre Debris, On U.S. Gum Yale psychology professor has to endorse candidates for the fOdliig Inside... 26 both former EVench school­ Marcus said he does not pre­ told a White House panel the No. 3 election. at the NEW LENGTH teachers in Vietnam. They were MOSeXJW (AP) — Russian sume the innocence or guilt of way to end kilUngs on American Under local party rules, the arrested. children mooch it from foreign Lombardi under existing state campuses is to take "murderous GERANIUMS three Democratic candidates for The incident occurred in Lam tourists. Soviet doctors recom­ or federal statutes but felt an weapons out of the hands of civ­ ea obligation to speak his mind on 3 FOR O NLY $2.00 state representatives will be Son Square, the city's main in­ mend it for oral hyglepe. Sibe­ il authorities.” chosen by the town committee Central Air- rian forest dwellers make their the issue, of fashion— fall ’70! tersection. The 25-foot statue de­ Dr. Kenneth Kenlstoo, psy­ members In the separate Assem­ picts two Vietnamese Marines own. "Policemen have a hard en­ Conditioning chology professor at Yale Medi­ bly Districts. charging into battle. But you can’t buy a stick of ough job under very adverse cal School, acknowledged stu­ Consequently, when the town One of the youths unfurled the chewing gum in the Soviet Un­ circumstances as it is, ” he said, BEDDING PLANTS ough job under very adverse dents themselves initiated the committee meets Aug; 18, it ^ 4-foot by 10-foot Viet Cong flag ion because Communist party 10% DISCOUNT ON will divide itself Into three con­ “ without arresting them for do­ "insane tactic” of violence. a. Longer length jacket with English riding jacket detailing. and sat on top of the helmet of bosses consider it an “ill-man­ FREE CONTAINER ventions, in three different ing their duty and thereby put­ "But if we count bloodied heads, one of the marines. The two nered” American vice. WHEN YOU BUY TREES, SHRUBS, AND rooms, to endorse a candidate Bonded acrylic navy and camel plaid. 8 to 14 Matching ting them into the category of they are students’ heads,” he demonstrators threw down cop­ Customs inspectors forbid Im- in District 18, in District 19 and hipster heel-to-toe pants, fly front. 8 to 14. By Bronson. g l 4 portaUon of what Russians call third-class citizens who must said. ies of what appeared to be a EVERGREENS in District 20. "Zhevatelnaya Ryezlnka” — lit- upholding the law.” b. Longer vest with banded waist of navy and camel plaid Viet Cong leaflet calling for Keniston spoke at length Eri­ Then, It will meet as a com­ terally, "Chewing rubber.” The Rev. Joseph D. Duffey in­ Vegetable Plants Still Available! acrylic. 8 to 14. g ]8 > Matching A-line hipster skirt of tended immediate withdrawal of U.S. day before the last in a series of mittee of the whole, to endorse Zealous young Communist spected a Bridgeport police sta­ Washington hearings by the Incumbents for registrar of vot­ acrylic. By Bronson. 8 to 14. g l 2 * Polyester crepe blouse by troops from Vietnam and over­ League vigilantes someUmes re­ tion and later Issued a state­ throw of the SaigcHi govern­ President’s Commission 'on SEE OUR FOLIAGE AND ers and for Justices of the peace. Bronson in white, brown, navy or gold. 8 to 16 g l 4 port fellow comrades who poss­ ment in which he said police Campus Unrest. ORTHO® LAWN FOOD In addition, it will decide wheth­ ment. es it. State radio staUons regu­ should spend more time patrol­ HOUSE PLANT DEPARTMENT • The commission plans to h<^ er to endorse a candidate for c. Modern Junior midi vest with lace front, matching pull-on About 60 persons gathered larly upbraid gum chewerq as ling streets and less time look­ BUY ONE. GET THE hearings next month in Jack- Reg. $1.85 AFRICAN probate judge. At present, it pants. Dacron polyester and wool in browii. 7 to 15. g 4 g and began hurling rocks at the unsightly. Impolite and immor­ ing for lost pets and quieting son, Miss., where two youths, VIOLETS NOW O y SECOND ONE FOR appears unlikely that a Demo­ Scfr us for free Inforowtipn, pair, hitting them several times. al. "party-goers.” one a student at Jackson State crat will challenge Probate and installiBon estimate. Both youths carried gas masks. But ordinary clUzens are be­ "One specific problem that is (D&L, Sportswear, .all storeo) College and the other a high FOR V2 PRICE! Judge John Wallett in his bid Debris remained aU^ the ginning to rebel at such stodgy faced by police in all major ci­ for re-election. FOGARTY BROS., highest part of the statue, hold­ prejudices, and they’ve taken ties is that the police depart­ school senior were killed during See Us For ing the flag and dodging the their batUe to the press. , ment has become a sort of dum- a campus disturbance in May. SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE I.«t Us Help You With Your The RepuUlcan ’Town (Commit­ INC. rocks. But a Vietnamese youth “ Ustehing to the flow of up- j>ing ground for all sorts of dis­ His testimony contrasted with OF: Landscape Blaterlala; H T H l-nwn and Garden Insect Prob­ tee will endorse its candidates 818 BHOAl) STREET scaled the statue and ripped the proved criUcism against chew­ agreeable or trivial services that that of Dr. Edward Teller, nu­ no other institution, public o r ' clear weapons pioneer, who as­ Shmbs, Ornamental and Shade lem! Headquarters for: Ortho, on Aug. 17, at 8 p.m. in the Fuel Oil—Oil Burner flog from its metal pole. ing gum, one wonders why we 'J'rees, Needle and Brand Leafed SWIMMING Municipal Building Hearing Soles and Service private, wants to perform,” serted that unabated student Kerr-McOee, and Acme Gard^': French sources in Saigon said scold it so?” Mused Vam Mik­ Evergreens, Perennials, Vines, Room. Its party rules provide Air Condi tloaing Menras was a EYench clvUian in hailov, Leningrad correspondent Duffey said. , protests could weaken national Lliemlcals. Get The Right Solu-*' etc. at LOWEST PRICES FOB POOL for endorsement of candidates Insured Budget Poyment government service in Vietnam for the government newspaper He said the federal govern­ defense and invite a foreign FINEST QUALITY! Come and lion To Your Problems The P l^ ment should provide more mon­ for state representatives by the C&L)yivi CTOMt na uacyiOW—* in lieu of military service. He Izvestia. takeover in 20 years. SUPPLIES! 84 Hoar Oostdmer Service see for yourself . ... ! Slrst ’Time! committee \ as a whole. dropped out of sig^t two months Hq went on to quote one of ey to I(x:al police departments. Teller complained that “ lii- GOP State Rep. Donald Gen- \ 848-4639 Frenchman identified as Jean Pierre Debris is clu^ Saigon after he and feHow countr)rman waved a The Rev. Duffey contended pol­ ovcsi, who represents the 18th (See Page Fifteen) bed at base of war statue on Lam Son Square in Viet Cong flag atop the memorial. (AP Photofax) \ (8e^ Page BUght) icemen "have been grossly un­ (See Page Eight)

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