Wisconsin Resort Giving Weekend Last Year

' ■ . '■ .; ' r A ■■ \ lA .. ( / . > ■ -V.. i . .' . s X, k- Afiettfft Dally Nat PvaaaRim A The Weather ’ V ac H m Week lIBdea cooler, tee* hurM to- j ' Hw i«k I H I ' iam to fiOs; pertly olouajr totnorran^-A^chanoe a t eAettaoni 15,210 showens, M|^ T&Mi "-i • Manehe»terÂ City 6f ViUajge Charm ■ ...‘ ' . ■ ' • ' V ■ T O | « . LXXXYI, NO. 232 (SIXTEEN PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, JULY 3, 1967 Advertiaiiic on Face 18) * ^ PRICE SEVEN CENTS Viet War Dampens .Spirit ' No Herald ' TomorroWv, There wUl'be no edition of *!ê Herald tomorrow, Independence Day. Please drive carefully and have a pleasant .h olid ay.' 3 PHILADEEI^M (AP) They wUl' include reading parte A 60-gun salute—one for each 6 Teen-ag<^s — The nation is psepêd of the Declaration of Independ- state—^wiU highlight Atlanta’s ence, and a parad^by 3rd In- Fourth of July. Its “Salute to Die in Worst Suez Canal ; to cOTunemorate. its Bkth fantry bid Guard'iiMts in colo- America” parade, sponsored by in Philadephia 191 yean dress. 7 WSB-TV, is expected to attract ' Holiday Crasli ago tomorrow with fire Sei’VUjes are piaim ed b y vet- 200,000 spectators. Firew orks Units Clash works and parades but the erans gmips in Philadelphia as displays, lilcnlcs, and Southem- OHlliaAlGO (AIP)— ’The toll o f war in fai>off Vietnam and a ipemorlal to-.Ai^crtcans who style barbecues are also Utnee in tnaflCic B ccidente during For 3rd Day the soldiers who have died have lost their lw a.ln Vietnam plamed. ' the todependence IDey weekend there strike a somber note. and other wara. M ore than 600 o f the nation’ s surged pest 400 brntoy, hind the TEL AVIV (AP) — Philadelphia, where the De Presldenlt Johnson anch^Jds war dead will be honored with National ISIafeity OounoU skid it Egyptian and Israeli troops claration of Independence was wife are enjoying a holiday str' âgs, many of which draped appeared the tfitial figure will be at their ranch in Texas. Their caskets before burial, on “Bjbout Iti itlhe midrange o f our clashed at the Suez Canal announced July„4, 1.776, is in the for the third day today as midst pf a week of celebrations oldest daughter, Lynda Bird, 12 ‘'Avenues of Flags’’ cities in prediction.’’ ' ^ which will reach a climax Tues relaxed with the youngyset at Jefferson D«ihty, Alabama. The The council had estimated in the United Natione pre day. Fireworks displays, special Rohoboth Beach, Del1., sm A tlan- Idea w as c. o n c e l^ d in 1962 by.. H. advance that 700— to- 800— -persons--------- pared to vote on demands sporting events, concerts and tic shore resort. C. Rush of Bessemer, Ala., ^ d would be killed on the streets for the withdrawal of Is parades are planned. the First p&m ily, many ^ sponsored by the Vrterîw of and highways during the fout- raeli troops and Israel said AdUvlUes center on the small others across the country used Foreign Wars chapters. day holiday period. With a day thousands of Arab refugees group of buildings where the the five-day holiday for relaxa- In Milwaukee, more than a and a half to g^, a council sta- could return home. Contoental Ctonêss- met in Opn and fuh, be it at a lake or half million persons were ex- tlstifclen said the probability ’Ihe Israeli army said Egyp 1776, now part of the Independ- shore retort, in the country, or pected for the sixth annual cir- was 720hK760. tian troops on the canal’s west ^ - - - - . cus parade, featuring 64 authen ence National Historic Park, before a backyard barbecue. At mlddaythe^number of traf bank fired for 20 minutes' at Is tic antique circus wagons from fic fatalities slnca'O.p.m.- - _______ Friday^ raeli soldiers on the east bank the Circus World Museum at was 412. The holld^"-weekend near El Qantara, about 26 mUes Baraboo. More than 600,000 per- officially ends at mldnlghfrues- from the canal’s northern en- ' sbns lined the route last year to day. trance. Pressure Is Eased watch the parade, which cU- six persons were killed in ’The Israelis said the Egyp maxes “the week-long annual southern Virginia today when tians . firto across the canal a “Old Milwaukee days’’ observ their car crashed into, a signpost second time two hours later, but ance. on Interstate 96. PoUc.e Said a ttve IsraelU. troo(ps returned th e On Rain-<Soaked Dam Another 60-gim salute—this tire blowout apparently caused "fire and the Egyptians quit one at Fort Hood in central Tex LAWRENCEBURO, Tenn. who declined to Identify himi^lf. this accident 10 miles south of .S- shooting. ' (AP) — The weaithennan today “But imtil we hear from the as—will mark Independence E m poria. Israel, which captured nearly Day there. ’Thousands of per- eased the pressiira on'engineers game and fish boys, we’re stay- ’The nation’s worst accident all of Egypt east of the canal in , sons are expected at Pritchard seeldng to eato the pressure on Ing put.” during the weekend occurred on the June 6-10 w ar, reported Stadium for a holiday spectac a rain-soaked, earthen dam Thirty-two game and fish a straight stretch of lUlnois 23 three such machine' gun and ular featuring band music, par whldi lias been threatening to workers, several National about 70 miles southwest of Chi mortar attacka Sunday on its achutists, a variety show, and flood three mlddle-Tennessee Guardsmen, and state troopers cago. Six teen-agers were killed positions near El Qantara. The fireworks. In Dallas, the Cham Conununitlea. were stationed at strategic spots in a head-on collision involving Israelis said they silenced the ber of Commerce in sponsoring two cars Saturday night. 'lo^traam from the ctam in parade with band music and Egyptian gunners’vaoh time. In Waynesboro, Va., a car Radio' Cairo sud Egyptian « » ^ t con^t ydth e^ eers evening fireworks in the Cotton carrying Gov. and Mrs. Mills E. forces in position on the eastern time In a week, as an air mass wwatchlnr atching it. Officials said evac- B owl. Roman Era^ Stone Recovered from Channel which has kept thimderstorms Godwin Jr., collided with anoth- bank turned back an Israeli at nation could come within a few Chicago’s Cook pounding the state, moved out . u™y ej. automobile. A passenger in Maj. Hume Wallace, center, and divers Peter Barrett, left, and E'.'j^d Bradley tack and destroyed six tanks X • m inutes. Council of the American Legion toward the east the other car was killed. The are shown with a 150-pound stone ball at Selshey, England, after Tecovering and nine armored cars in two’ Engineers meantime were plans a July 4 extravaganza in Laurel Hill Dam,' an earth governor’s wife suffered a bro it from the depths of English Channel yesterday. Wallace, who led the under days of fighting. spilling water' through a sluice Soldiers Field with high wire structure made mushy by sev ken ankle. water survey and exploration, said the stone looked like a catapult ball used by ’The two sides clashed Satur eral days of rain, began seeping (Oonttaiuod from Page 8) (Oonttnued from Page 8) The worst Independence Day Roman artillery. The ball may lead to diacovery of a Roman fortress about day night on the east bank. dangerously last Wednesday. By weekend for' traffic deaths was 1,900 years old. (AP Photofax) Egypt claimed its men had been Friday, engineers for the State last year. There w ere 676 fatali ' there all along. Israel said Game and Fish Conunisslon ties in llie three-day period, ’The about 100 EgypUana had croaaed assessed the situation as critl' worst toll for any holiday was the canal and penetrated about cal. The dam, however, contin 748 during the four-day ’Thanks nine miles into the Sinai Penin ued to hold back its two-mile Wisconsin Resort giving weekend last year. sula before being driven back fishing lake. ’There were 74 drownlngs and North Infiltrators Halted acrosa the waterway. "But one good ... rain could 21 boating faWlties throughout Each side protested to y.N. change the picture drastically.” the nation early today since the Secretary—(Jeneral U Thant said Bob Galloway, lake nânag- ing holiday period began. that the other had broken the er for the state. “We’re not over FOUR DIE IN BTA’TE But Marines’ Cost Is High , June 10 cea to-flre. the hump by a long shot” / By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Israeli army spokesmen ' re- Most of the'200. families who LAKE GENEVA, Wis. (AP) was quite a violent mob Sunday Accidents have taken the SAIGON (AP) — U.S. the attack today by hammering voy moving from Da Nang to ported seven Israelis wounded live Id three communities down — ’Thousands of rampagli^ n igh t." , lives o f fou r persons in COn- Marines halted an Infiltrating at the Marine base. Phu Bal 'with an escort of ar- Saturday night and one Israeli stream from the dam moved youths hurled beer bottles aiid ’Estimates, of the crowds necticut so far during the In- force of about 3,00^^ V iet A U.S. Marine spojcesman at mored vehicles and two^ticmpa- officer' seriously wounded and livestock from riverside pasture fireworks at police Simday in a ranged from 3,000 by one police- dependence Day weekend, namese regulars Sunday, in a Da Nang listed Leatherneck nies of troops. “several” men sliohtly hurt, areas to higtteir groimd over the second night of violence in this man to 9,(KX) by Van Beek.

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