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Iliomow MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE V • • THUBSDAY, MARCH 11* 1971 Average Daily Net Press Run PAGE TWENTY-TWO The Weather iian tlrfB tp r lEw^mnj l^pralJi For The Week Ended Cloudy tonight; low about 30 Mnrch 6, 1971 with 20 per cent chance of snow-rain. Tomorrow again C rafts F a ir Set eral puppet shows presented BJue Cross A sks cloudy; high in 40s with chance during the day. 16,080 ot rsdn. A bou t Tow n A limited number, of hand­ Major Rate Hike By Girl Scouts made articles will be offered Manchester— A City of VUktge Charm M«uichester Chess Club will . meet tonight from 7 to 10:30 VOL. L X X X X , NO. 137 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRH)AY, MARCH 12, 1971 (CInaalflod Advertising on Fnge 18) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS at Iona Hall. Club g^ames will claUon of Girl Scouts wUl pre- refreshments. proposed a series of conUnve. Chess players wish­ sent an arts and crafts fair Sat- During the day, the girls wUl increases in hospltallzaUon in- ing to play a game may at­ urday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at bring their ewitribuUMis for the gurance rates that would have tend this meeting. Wortrteii ftr-hnol JuUette LOW World Friendship policyholders paying up to the Waddell 8 ^ ~ 1 . ^e deposited in a H ie executive board of the Girls, age 7 to 17, from 90 well. Tills contribution, ^ Threat by Military Manchester Junior Women’s area troops, will demonstrate which the girls have earned plans. Ribicoff Charges Club will meet tonight at 8 at the various areas of arts and during the past year, is used to State Insurance Commissioner the home of Mrs. Donald Sim­ craft.. acUviUes.i.-t.i.. I..In ....hihu.exhibits rtfof increase international friend- paul B. ^Altermatt said Wednes- NORTH VIETNAM mons, 35 Oak Dr., Hebron. Co Spurs Resignation hostetues are Mrs. Anthony Flemish flower arrangements, Qaj^ea throughout the td notify all individual policy- Bid Made to Kill Kalkus and Mrs, l^o Fitzpat­ graphic art, knitting, crochet- The fund is used to pur- holders of the porposed boost LAOS rick. ing tie dying, and wool stitch- chase books and supplies for and scheduled an unusual Sat- erv’ There wUl also be demem- troops in foreign countries a ^ urday morning public hearing on Of Turkish Premier ^ * 1 :> The Sunset Club will meet s^Uons with papier mache, to aid in coidterence work at the the proposal for March 27. By NICK LVDINOTON tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. at the plastic flowers, stuffed tovs.toys. uu-iGirl ijcoutScout International Blue Cross also asked permis­ Probe by Senate sion to establish tilro new semi- Associated Press Writer Senior Citixens Center. antiqued pictures, and wood- ters in Switzerland, India, Mex- Read Herald Advertisements private insurance plans. crafts. There w^l also be sev- Ico and England. ANKARA, Turkey (AP)—The government of Suley­ 5 - WASHINGTON (A P)—Sen. Abraham Ribicoff, D- Orange Hall Corp. will have John L. VonDeck Jr. Mrs. John L. VonDeck Jr. man Demirel fell today. The premier resigned under SOUTH VIETNAM Conn., charged today the late Rep. Mendel Rivers, its annual meeting tomorrow the threat of a military takeover, inspired in part by chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, at 8:30 p.m. at Orange Hall. A They Head Temple Chapter, OES the recent kidnaping of four U.S. airmen.' tried and failed to kill a Senate investigation into the supper will be served at 6:30 Four top military co m m a n d --------------------------------------------------- conduct of former Army Brig. Gen. Earl F. Cole. p.m., and LOL 117 will have a Mr. and Mrs. John L. Von- dist Church. Her husband is a ers demoded a new govern- ^Ues and unlverslUes and “ Mendel Rivers did intervene short business meeting at 7:30. Deck Jr. of 70 Gerald I)r.. Rock- P“ t master of Friend^p ment “strong and respected brought out reaetKm from ex- with the acting chairman of this . ^ i Lodge of Masons and Is serving he knew had been initiated by en ^ g h ” to halt what they de- tremlsts on the right, subcommittee to try to stop this Due to r^iairs at the Senior vine, list night were elected THROUGH FRIDAY the Senate subcommittee. scribed M anarchy, Md to car- ^he mlUtary ruled for 17 investigation and Mendel Rivers Ottisens Center, all day ac­ worthy patron and worthy master for the Sixth District of He said he later called Ribi- ry out basic economic and so- months in 1960-61 after toppling did not succeed,” Ribicoff told coff’s office, but that the admin­ tivities are canceled for tomor­ matron, respectively, of Temple the Connecticut Grand Lodge of Cole. row. The evening setback tour­ cial the government of Adnan Men- istrative assistant he spoke to Chapter, OES, at its annual Masons. He is also a member to Leftlsta* kidnaping of the air- ^j^res K k- S.nk Ribicoff made the charge dur­ nament will be played as usual. of several other Masonic bodies. never called hirfi back as prom­ meeting at the Masonic Temple. men, vdio were released un- Turkey is an ally of the Unit- ing a Senate investigations sub- ised. They succeed Mr. and Mrs. They have two children, Connie, commitee hearing In wdiich the Saul Snyder of the Environ­ 14, and Richard, 11. harmed after five days, was one gtates In the North Atlantic “At no time was I given an Walter Person Jr. of the factors that military men Alliance. The kidnaped airmen former general again denied all mental Health Services, will Other officers elected are Mr. The officers will be installed wrongdoing on his part cMmect- opportunity early In the investi­ speed! on “ Pollution and the In public ceremonies on Satur­ have cited as showing weakness staUoned here at a radar gation to tell my side of the sto­ and Mrs. Marshall E. Hodge, In the Demirel government. A ed with alleged corruption in Rede of the Homemaker,” at associate patron and matron; day, March 27, at 8 p.m. at the i ry," Cole said. disorder resulting from the kid- The clubs and PXs under his control 9 the Tuesday, Meuxh 23 meet­ Mrs, Herbert Kingsbury, Jr., Masonic Temple. The Installing mlUtary chiefs took a Ribicoff then intervened with naping left three dead, and band In Vietnam. ing of the Ben Ezra Chapter of secretary; Mrs. James Elliott, team, all past patrons and ma- ____ after several months of C ole. brought up Rivers’ his charge (tongressman Rivers B’Nal B’rith at 8:16 p.m. at treasurer; Mrs. Murray John- trons of Temple Chapter, are there have been many other dls- gtudent disorders suid urban vlo- tried to stop the investigation. orders in recent weeks. name, saying that In September Temple Beth Sholom. Mrs. ston, conductress, Mrs. Dorothy Mr. and Mrs. T. Dye Hooper, lence In this NA’TO country. Ribicoff, the acting chairman A military source said army 1969 Ck>le had called Rivers, Martin Seefer and Mrs. Alvin Kelly, associate conductress; installing matron and patron; Leftist extremists last week kid­ of the subcommittee, did not DOORBUSTER ITEMS ON SALE ALL DAY FRIDAY. units in Ankara were on a par­ S.vlA Vivtemmete fkruih V asking him to talk to Ribicoff to Weinstein are chairmen for the and Mrs. Person, trustee for Miss Mary Louise Dickson, in- naped four U.S. airmen and arrange an appointment for immediately give other details. tial alert at the time the milita­ held them for five days. They evening. The meeting is open three yearsf stalling marshal; Mrs. Olive MARCH 12Hi — WHILE QUANTITIES LAST! \' Mertk Vietnemese heep% (3ole to call him on the phone. Rivers died last Dec. 28 ry’s ultimatum against the gov­ were not harmed. to new members. The newly elected worthy Recave, installing chaplain; Milet Ruraell Blandford, chief coun­ ernment was delivered to Presi­ ’The military leaders have After the subcommittee hear­ matron is a member of the and Albert T. Heavesldes, In- sel for Rivers’ House Armed dent Covdet Sunay and the lead- been dissatisfied for some time ing, Ribicoff said Rivers had Mystic Review, NABA, will Women’s Society of Christian staUlng organist. Mrs. WllUam Services Committee, said short­ ers of parliament. It was signed with the unrest and the failure (AP photo) called him at least twice, “told sponsor a kitchen social Tues­ Service of South United Metho- Gray wUl be the soloist. ly after Rlbicoff’s disclosure MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE by the chief of the general staff of Demlrel’s government to ac- Black arrows locate route of South Vietnamese troo^ who have leapfrogged me vdiat a good guy Oole was day at 7:30 p.m. at Odd Fel­ 1 Crosby Bids MEN'S DRESS AND and the commanders of the complish basic economic and westward into Laos in an attempt to cut the Ho Chi Minh trail and take the and expressed his hope nothing that Cole had been In contact lows Hall. The event is open to with Rivers regarding the PX 1 SWEATSHIRTS army, navy and air force. social reforms. town of Seporie. From Sepone the thrust moves southeasterly. White arrows would be done about It." members and guests. lOH. Miss Hope Pastel, vice SPORTS JEANS situation and that the House lOH Receives Demirel then called his Cabl- "The continuing attitude and Ribicoff said Rivers told him president of lOH, also attended The New Flare BaMom show where the enemy troop concentrations are applying heavy pressure.
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