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Butterball Friday, a U G . --------•'X, ■ / - H,' I ;»• ■: r' ■ I ' i. Avenge Daily NetxPrcn Rmi PAGE TWENTJt-l<OUli mU«Ei>AY, AW U8T 1«. Um i The Weattcr For Ow Week Bnded Fareeast at U. 8. ffmtkn Bmmm lEttenius UproUt t a a s e . IS M ■ ' ' T T "................ — " ' ............ W a m , tatwiM, akenw a, gMOy Airman WUUam M. Nolaa, alao- 1 3 ,6 0 1 wlade tkla eveohig, deariaik, eaaler tronica techniclaa TTA. Navyi aon todght. Low 55 .to iS. SatarWay Aboiit Town Tuition Payable in Advance Mother, Sons at the AndH of Mrs. Florence Buekland, Biiek- fair, eod. High hi upper TSa. land Rd., has returned to the Naval V M anehester^A CUjt o f Village Cfiarm Oidet 0«org« J. Keith, son pf Air Station, Quonaet Potat, R. L. Beginning Septemhe r 1963 Hurt in Crash Mr. and Mra. George S. KeMh, 961 with Helicopter Anti-Submarine ^Presents Quality Squadron Fim, after a six-week Porter St., completed six weeks’ (ClatolWjit 'Advartlatog Faga M) trsinlng recently at the Reserve training cruise in the Atlantie. He Tulttoa from out-of-town pu{rilsOnot paying for their use of Man' A ToUaad mother and her five- TOL. LXXXL NO. 270 (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 196S PRICE FITE CENTS Officer Training Corps summer was aboard the aircraft carrier enrolled la MancfaMter schools cheater schools in the same way year-old son are reported hi satia- GOOD/r^EAR^ camp. Ft. Knox, Ky. Keith is ac­ USS Lake Champlain during its that the Manchester property own­ fac^ory condition todiay at Man­ With Safety and visit to HaUfax, Nova Scotia, and Vrlli be payahM_ before the begin­ ers are paying for their use,” ho tive in the ROTC program at Nor- chester Memorial Hospital after wirfi Univwslty, Northflel^ Vt. He Kington, Jamaica. ning of semesters, affective Sep­ said. Hits D e^te, Delay Sweden Grants is a 1950 gri^uate of Cushing tember 1969. Town tax bUls are due at the suffering injuries in .a ooe-car Academy, Ashbumham, Maaa. In setting the earlier tuition due begiiuilng and at the middle Of the’ crash into a btillty pole last night Engagement dates last ni^t, the board of edu­ fiscal year. v. mi Summit 8t. (Operation fo r The Women’s Guild, Trinity cation accepted General Mana­ William B. Buckley was the only Mrs. Eleanor M. Bolduc of Kent Covenant Church, will meet tomor­ ger Richard Martin’s opinion that board member to vote against Uie, rey in Bitter Clash Rd.,„ RFD ’Holland, received in­ ECONOMY row at 8 p.m. at the church. Mem­ Thompson - Thmmton the present collection' schedule— earlier collections, proposed Ih a ]Mb*S a F in k b in e motion by Mrs. Katherine Bourn. juries' to' her left knee, rib cage ■■•S' bers are reminded to bring des- Mr. and Mrs. Arnold 0. Thomp­ with^'payments due at the middle Buckley said he felt the present ar­ and shoulder, and numerous cuts aerta for a refretdunent tsible. son, 15L Forest St., announce and end Of the school year—is il­ rangement was satiafactoiy, be­ and bruises about the body. the engagement of their daugh- log ica l. STOCKHOLM, S w e d-e n cause he could see "no hardniip on Brian Bolduc, 5, is in- the chil­ Bldvsard Cole, 9 Deming St, is terr Miss Amoldeen J. Thompson, The general manager had com­ AD-WentMr*«*, (AP)—Sherri Finkbine was pared tuition collections to town us In the p u t ." dren’s ward with several scalp 3"TN¥i;0N leaving for Rocky Hill Veteran's to Robert W. Thornton, son of lacerations. Crisis Decade told by Sweden's Medical tax collections. By allowing tul- Supt. of Schools William H. Cur­ Hoq>ltal, Rocky Hill, tomorrow. He Mr. and Mrs. Clarence W. Thorn­ Board today she can have an is a World War I veteran, and ton, 60 Westminster Rd. Uon to be paid halfway through tis was directed to decide the de­ Another son, Michael, 7, was would appreciate seeing and hear­ A September wedding is and at the end of the school year, tails of the new schedule. treated for multiple body bruises. .^ress, or if one reghm rafuaas to abortion here to end a preg­ Police^ said Chat. Mfs. Bolduc PIEI^RE, S. D. (AP) ing from his friends. planned. taxpayers of tuition towns "are The measure grew out of board permit another to share in its nancy she 'fears will bring her disctu»ion ‘following discovery of a was driving northbound mi Sum­ President Kennedy declared ^ ^ 9 5 15 MONTH abundance—then we shall ba en­ a drug-defonqed baby. 9108,000 general fund surplus for mit St., stopped for a stop sign today the nation ia entering a tering a decade of chaUenge and the 1961-62 fiscal year. Part' of the at Wadsworth St., then started HOADmiAHD "I can’t say how happy and re­ Aiianiaanwg crisis with an inexcusable, vul­ surplus was due to miscalculations up and, without apparent reason, decade of crisis and “we can­ lieved I feel,’’., she siUd, tears not afford inefficiency and nerable attitude waste.’’ of board of education revenue. crossed over a double yellow line eflYMretr. Kennedy noted that the Otdte streaming down her cheeks. “A State News In earlier talks, board members and struck a utility pole. heavy burden has been lifted from Chairman BUY HOOD MILK waste. We cannot afford end­ Dam ■was the fifth of six great AT PINEHURSrS LOW PRICE— gallon 76c said they felt collecting tuition in The vehicle was towed away less debate and delay.” dams to cmitrol. the mainstream m e ." advance would lessen chances of with extensive left front damage. Standing beside Smith Dakota’s of the Missouri River and to gen­ The 30-year-old Ariaona house­ Roundup HRST revenue miscalculations nuide by The accident occun^ at 8:54 ■vast Oahe D am —U\e firs t stop in erate electrical power to nine wife and televlaion performer using estimates through most of p.m. about 195 feet south of 141- GOOD a weekend swing through the states__ burst out crying when her teacher Adjourns OF THE the fiscal year. ley St No arrest was made. West—Kennedy pictured the coun­ And he said, ‘"llie key to this husband Robert brought her the .» try as in a race with a chal­ ,century ia power—power on the news. Ambulance Driver len ge. 'farm as weU aa the factory — "It has been a great etrain for 1962 And he urged in his prepared power in the country as well as her," Finkbine said while he was Hearings 3-T N n.O N A O -W e o tb w address that all parts of the the <dty.’’ trying to comfort his wife. "Now Fined for Failure MANCHESTER FIRE DEPARTMENrS bcmiomy pull together or else From here Kennedy flies fur> we Juet nope that the operatian y'^nc ■ .J ■ "the American people wiU be the ther west, to'Pueblo, Colo., and can take place as soon as possible T o Grant H a lf R oad SEASON! lo s e rs .’ ’ Merc^, Calif., to look at more WASHINGTON (AP) — 19th ANNUAL and that this affair can be forgot­ Said Kennedy: "If the railroads water projects and at least take The Senate investigation of ten. We have no other wish than prevent coal slurry pipeiinaa from a peek at the political picture. WILLIMANTIC (AP) — stockpile nickel deals with SWIFT'S PREMIUM conveying the resources of our Tke White House calls Ken­ to start a normal life again when Conrad Magnant, 56, of Willi- PEACH SHORTCAKE FESTIVAL ^ ^ ^ 9 5 1 8 MONTH this iS'uver.” companies of former Secre­ m ines—it the mining interests nedy’s trip nonpoUtlcal and the mantle, operator of an ambu­ tary of the Treasury Georg* prevent the use of nuclear energy government is thus picking up the Finkbine also expressed thanks lance which collided with a ON THE LOT NEXT TO FIREHOUSE for public and private transmis­ tab. But the President also has to the Swedish dMtors and the M. Humphrey blew up today sion-^ public and private, power car while speeding a girl to a in an angry shouting ex­ BIAIN AND HHX1ABD SntEBTS interests veto each other's ivog- (Oontimiad «■ Page Four) (ConUnued on Page Four) hospital, has been found guil­ change between Humphrey BUTTERBALL FRIDAY, A U G . 24— STARTS AT 4:30 P.M. ty of failure to grant one half and subcommittee Chairnum , of the highway. Stuart Symington, D-Mo. BEfTERtHAN GOOD Plus One Filipino Magnant was fined $25 in Cir­ Symington finally adjourned tea All You Can Eat! 6 Found Adrift cuit Coprt here yesterday by Judge session after accusing Humphrey Nicholas Armentano, of insulting the Senate, and grudg­ ADULTS 75e— CHILDREN UNDER 14. 40e Magnant was the driver of a ingly allowing the Cleveland, Ohio,, In Small Boat Windham Community Memorial industrialist to reply briefly that TURKEYS nomres AT m s D6bB ' Pathet Lao Releases Hoapital ambulance which' round­ Symington’s own statement was Safety AU-Weathtf ed a curve in Columbia on the ample proof of' press statements MUSIC RY POUCK irm I NREMEN'S RAND 3-T NYLON After 8 Days wrong side of the road on June 24, that had aroused the senator’s ira. OVEN READY—WHOLE 14 to 16 LB. AVG. police said and rammed a car The gist of the Hum{direy com­ THIS ADVT. SFONSfMUBD BT 0BMI0HB8 MOTOBI), be. head-on. ments was that the inquiry la po­ MIAMI, Fla.
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