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PAGE FORTY iiunriifrBtrr lEnrntng WEDNESDAY. APRIL 3 ,196E Most Manchester Stores Open Tonight Until 9 O ’clock ATKOfiB Ibdiy Net Pran Run About Town OldWest Side Sewer Charge FEWER PRIVATES AT PINEHURST .. . PRIVATE BRANDS. WE Few H m Week £nde6 The Weathfsr A Lenten Service will be con Blorch 28, itM ducted tomorrow at 7 p.m. at Voted Again hy Directors MEAN ... SHOP PINEHURST FOR THE NATIONALLY ADVERTIS Showers tonight, ending to Zion ESvangelical Lutheran / ic / I morrow morning, tow tonight in 40s. High tomorrow In Church. The Board o f Direotors has newal and Rt. 6 construction. ED BRANDS YOU ARE SURE OF... 1 5 ,5 8 0 finally dlosed the covers on the 2. A $1,650 additional appro Maneheater— A City of Village Charm The Mountain Laurel Chap priation to the R«glstrar-of- iter chorua o f Sweet Adelinea eight-year-old Wiest Side Story, Voters Account, to be financed VOL. LXXXVn, NO. 167 (TWENTY-POUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1968 (Cloaolfled AdvertUliig on Page 21) PRICE TEN CENTS wlU rehearse tomorrow at 8 by voting repeat assessments frem unused 1966-67 surplus. pjn. at the Russian American lost night against 319 property The sum will replace funds SAVE MORE . . . Naitkmal Center, 211 Wethers owners o f the area and by ap used in July for an unanticipat field Ave., Hartford. The event Shop Evory Aisle of proving refunds for interest ed special election tor state GREEN GIANT la open to all women Interest representative. PINEHURST paid in and for interest on use- ed in singing: four-part barber 3. A $6,600 additional, 'wash Kitchen Sliced GREEN GIANT GREEN GIANT shop haimony. Those wishing money. out appropriation to the Board more information may contact The assessments are the same of Education, for the Adult GREEN BEANS PEAS WITH Fomous Mrs. 'Frank J. Hynes of 209 laid in November 1959, but de Basic Education Account. Thp Orbit Missed Main S t or Mrs. Truman clared lUegat last Scptemlber by entire sum is fHianced by a CrandaU, 58 White St. V2 in. cut ONIONS PEAS Soviet Informants Expect the courts. TTie ruling, based on state grant, already deposited' a technicality, hod left 'the door with the town. Community Baptist Church open for ^plicate re-assess- 4. A $10,000 transfer from 1 Lb. 1 Lb. will have Its quarterly church By Saturn ments. The charges are for a one Insurance Account to an Cans •1.00 Cans 57c Cans husineas meeting Friday at force meiln and pump sbaticn on other, to pay for employes' im 7:30 pm . at the church. W. Middle Tpke., complieted in proved benefits voted in July, 1960. after the current budget was CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. the satellite weighing 13 tons, The trustees o f South Meth In the 'Period since November approved. (AP)—The third stage of the satellite weighing 132 tons, odist Church will meet Friday 1959, moat of the 319 property 5. A $4,000 transfer from manired, 28-ton, Apollo 6 moon Peace Talks Within Week UPTON America’s. Saturn 5 super at 7:80 p.m. at the church. owners had paid their osseas- the Welfare Account to the ship, a dummy lunar landing meirts, some had paid Interest rocket failed to restart in Engineering Account, to meet space today after two sec capsule and the third stage. LONDON (A P )—Soviet informants said today they Jehovah’s Witnesses will have charges, many hod moved away that department’s payroll to In all, the Saturn 5 has 11 en expect preliminary "Vietnam peace talks to begin in suid a few hsul held off paym ^t TEA BAGS ond stage engines quit ear a theocratic ministry school to the end of this month. SARAN WRAP gines: five first stage, five sec Moscow next week. They said the North Vietnamese morrow at 7:30 pm . and a serv until the town announced its Town Manager Robert Weiss See What You Save On lier in a troubled flight ond stage and one third stage have already assured the United States privately they ice meeting at 8:30 at King decision on interest end use- said that he will seek an Jumbo (Usually 59c Size) Deal Fade 100 (]ount that could delay the coun engine. dom Hall. money refunds. other transfer to the Engineer try’s man-to-the-moon pro The rocket propelled the huge will launch no major offensive if all American bombing The refunds could cost the ing Account in May. He said gram. load into orbit but it was the ------attacks are halted. John Mather Chapter, Order town approximoitely $6,964, but that the ahorbage stems from Despite the premature shut wrong orbit—110 miles too high. The sources, who cannot be of DeMolay, will visit Friend are expected to total in a much underestimating the depart aaid don’t forget the spe down of the second stage en If the Apollo 6 had carried Identified by name, said Hanoi already has begun lifting the ship Lodge of Masons tomorrow lower sum. Of the $6,964 esU- ment’s payroll needs. cial feature we have on gines, other engines took up the men, a mission to the moon siege of Khe Sanh as a sign of night and confer one of Its de maite, $1,726 is for refimds of Director William Schaller State of Maine U. 8. A slack and the world’s most pow would have been aborted, said s c o n bMwsq Johnson its intentions. grees. Lodge will open at 7:30, interest paid to the town and cast the lone vote against the Grade Potatoes 10 lbs. GREEN GIANT erful rocket shoved Into orbit an official of the National Aero 29c. None of these statements with Junior Warden Marshall $5,238 is for town payment of transfer, on the basis that the nautics and Space Administra TOWELS could be oonllmved dn official Hodge presiding. After the busi interest, calculated at three per Welfare Account should not be NIBLET tion. After the malftmction of (No April Fool about it, 5 *0. Western circles. ness meeting and DeMolay de tapped. He said that the board these are the same grade the second stage, too little fuel T o Confer cent, on assessments paid, while 2 pack sco n SOFT WEAVE The officials cautioned, how gree work, refreshments will be the case was in htigaitlon. was criticized last year for a potatoes you pay 59c for G dden CO RN remained to propel the craft served. similar transfer from Welfare. in many stores, bigger TISSUE State News outward to the moon. ever, against expecting an early Payments and refunds will be end to the peace negotiations. made to those property owners Weiss assured the directors, than Pinehurst). 2— 2 Fades 4— 2 Packs And he said the later failure On Peace Members of the Cosmopolitan “ The Welfare Account Is In ex of the third stage to restart They said they expected them to affected, if they make applica 4 89c 400 Students go for months. Club will leave the west park tion by Jrme 1. cellent shape and the transfer would have prevented a moon WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi 4 Rolls Rolls ing lot at Center Congregational will not affect It—all welfare Don’t let the size of the 4 75c 97c shot in any event. dent Johnson has agreed to di Other sources recalled that Church Friday at 1:15 p.m. by In other financial ootions last obligations will be met.’’ store fool you . . . Gome Protest Over The r e ^ r t was attempted rect contacts on peace between 12,000 Americana were killed in bus for Hartford where they will night, the board approved the 6. Authorization to the town to Pinehurst for more than three hours into the North Vietnamese and U.S. rep Korea while truce talks were following: tour the Msurk Twain Memorial. controller to apply for a retro SEALTEST MILK 25 FOOT ALCOA flight after the satellite had cir resentatives and will fly to Ha going on. After the tour they will return 1. A $6,000 additional appro active state grant, estimated at g«ri. jug 81c Punishment cled the globe twice. waii late tonight to discuss The Russian informants said priation to the Police Depart “ We did not get a re-ignltton,’ ’ Moscow was I not consulted by to the church for tea. $189,000 and to be paid over a SEALTEST ALUMNIUM FOIL peace and war prospects with ment Account, 'for special serv 16-year period, for Water Pollu WINDEX EAST HAVEN (AP) — About the mission control center re top American officials from Sai Hanoi before Wednesday’s con The Great Decisions Group ices and overtime. The sum will tion Abatement Facilities. The IC E CREAM 400 students demonstrated out ported. gon. ditional acceptance of President will meet tonight at 8 at the be finan'ced by an increase In grant will be for the town’s V2 g d . 99c side East Haven High School Controllers Immediately or Washington is understood to Johnson’s call for peace talks. anticipated revenue from spe Sewege Treatment Plant, con i| Glass Cleaner With They said that In view of Pe- home of Mark Kravltz, 22 Wyllys simply Tm Finest Che li Ammonia D 15 Oz. Spray Can today to protest punishments for dered the Apollo 6 separated have messaged Hanoi informing St. cial service assignments in con structed several years ago off ney Flamis Baldwin, Mc ‘ tradlness and violating clothing from the third stage. This was the government of President Ho king’s present relatively low In- junction with North End Re Olcott St. Intosh or Delloious Ap 25 regulatioiB. done successfully. Then the C!hl Mlnh of U.S. readiness to fluence In the North Vletne- Hose Co. 2 of the Eighth Dis ples . . . Iceberg Lettuce i SHURFINE SODA...... 10 12-oz* cans 79c While police hurried to the space craft engine—instead of meet lor initial contacts on niese capital, they did not be- and vine ripe tomatoes scene, the students—nearly half the dead third stage engine— peace talks. »«ve the Red Chinese were con- trict Fire Department will meet that are Just a bit better bonight M 8 at fire headquart the enrollment at the school— was called upon to propel the Olflclals Indicated the first suited either. Budget Hearing Area Students . . . Shop Pinehurst Every milled around and shouted for craft to a point 13,832 miles in Hanol-Washlngton contact ' 'What you Americans srom ers, Main and Hilliard Sts. day . . . For quality and TODAY . . . As Always . . . PINEHURST Famous For Fine Meats Daughters of Liberty, No. 17, Slated Tonight On Honor List low prices. someone to come out and listen space. ■would probably be ibetween dip- ^ realize is ^ will sponsor ^a Rummage Sale to their grievances. From this height, the space U.S. and North Vietnamese dip- North Vietnam is a soyweign Police Chief Joseph Pascarella craft will make a timing dive lomats in Moscow, Vientiane, “ P? Russian sad. Friday at 9 a.m. in the base A public hearing on Tewn A total of 610 students at said that “ except for a few stu back to the atmosphere at Itinar Laos, or some other capital ™ ey said they expected the ment of Orange Hall. Donations tending Central Connecticut Manager Robert Weiss’ recom dents who would not ^ ve their return speed of nearly 26,000 where both countries have em- prellmtoary talks to g e t ^ ^ r may be brought to the hall to State College In New Britain mended budgets for 1968-60 Is leaders a chamce to sit down miles an hour. If all goes well it l,aga,eg way "very quickly—probably morrow at 7 p.m. have been named to the honors and talk with administrators, will parachute to a landing In being conducted at 8 tonight in list for the fall semester and The first purpose, in the U.S. week.” ^ ^ ^ most of the students caused no the Pacific Ocean about 390 view, would he to set a time and They added that they teUeved The Handicraft Group of the Bowera School, Princeton and among them are several from trouble.’’ miles northwest of Hawaii about place for actual talks on scaling the °*'ty pc^lble sltes^fw^^ Newcomer's Club of the YWCA Manchester and area towns, Pinehurst and fill your freezer with these U. S. Sen. Eugene McCarthy, speaking to crowd in Hart- ■ Committee. Below is part of a crowd of 300, most Henry Sts. Loaders of the demonstration 4:60 p.m., EST. talks were Moscow or Paris and will meet tmiight at 7:30 at the college officials annoimce. ford’s North End. At right, behind microphone, is ly teen-agers, awaiting McCarthy’s arrival at down the war and eventually ne- ' " ' ' Weiss is recommending a said Arnold Cestari, a newly ap that the Soviet capital has a 60- Community Y. Mrs. John Mc- choice steaks at these special low prices. •nie aircraft carried Okinawa gotiating a settlement. $12,076,225 General Fund The list is as follows: pointed assistant principal, had waited there to recover the James Rogers, a Manchester native, now of Hart Bradley Field. (Herald photos by Buceivicius) 40 chance of being chosen. Candless will speak on “ Crys- The situation has developed MANCHESTER: Archangel© been suspending students for ford and chairman of its McCarthy for President Moscow is the only capital In tala” . The executive board of budget and a 42.6 mills tax craft. with such speed, since Johnson A. D’Amato, 167 Branford St.; wearing sandals and ordering Performance and recovery of the world with American, North the club will meet tonight at 8 rate for the General Fund, and ordered a partial halt In the Patricia J. Gutt, 19 Clinton St.; three-hour' detentions for being the space craft were termed Vietnamese and Viet Cong dip- at the home Mrs. David Bren bombing of North Vietnam Sun' a $739,544 budget and a 4..0 Leonora H. Fava, 326 Carter --A*.:'—** ■ late to class. secondary goals by NASA offi day night that even surprised lomatlc representatives. Paris A ner, 14 Lawton Rd. mills tax rate for the Town St.; Jean M. Hickey, 29 Asked to comment, Oestalr cials. The primary purpose of U.S. government leaders are not has a diplomatic mission from Fire District Fund. O’Leary Drive; Armanda Yur- said that three students had the Qlght was to test the Saturn quite sure what will happen Hanoi but no official representa- Grade 7 Methodist Youth Fel His General Fund recommen chln Kao, 101 Russell St.; Kath DELUXE U. S. CHOICE been suspended in the past few 6. '' next. tlve of the National Liberation lowship will meet Friday at 7 From Oscar Mayer U.S. Choice New York or Hip dation is $1,447,117 and 4.6 erine A. MaoKenzie, 44 Vic days for “ cutting class and The Apollo moon rfidp was They voiced cautious optl- Front, the political arm of the p.m, at the church. mills above the ourrent year, toria Rd.; Josephine A. Sola, 45 PORTERHOUSE walking out of the school.’’ qualified on earlier unmanned mlsm about peace prospects but Viet Cong. and his Fire District recom Franklin St. SIRLOIN Detentions for tardiness ore flights. appeared by no means certain The Soviet informants said The confirmation class of mendation Is up $141,626 and ELLINGTON: Judith A. De- BOLOGNA for one hour, not three, Cestari After the premature shutdown the United States and North they believed a major stumbling South Methodist Church will 0.46 mill. Carli, RFD 1; Derek J. Lisk, STEAK All our U. S. choice steaks are carefully said. of the second stage engines, the Vietnam can actually reach an block, once real peace negotla- sponsor a car wash Saturday RFD 1. Apollo program manager, Maj. Weiss is proposing $6,828,850 trimed and aged for flavor. The center “ I haven’t changed any reg- agreement soon. Jtions get under way, will be an from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m .at the Su for the schools for 1968-69, up ROCKVILLE: Cynthia A. Wel- 12-oz. pkg. 69c lilations here,” said Cestari. Gen. Samuel Phillips said the As if in response to their American commitment to with P cuts of SIRLOIN ARE A GOOD BUY sannah Wesley p>airking lot at $563,850 above the current ton, 30 Davis Ave.; Donald W. With Large Tenderloins flight proved that liquid rocket doubts. North Vietnam’s Com draw from South Vietnam. the church. school budget. The Board of Slerakowskl, 2 Hilltop Dr. ; AT $1.18 Ib. a Carpenters Return engines can fail, “ but not catas munist newspaper warned the They said this is a prime issue Eduoation tonight will make a Wendy Donovan, 8 Walnut St. NEW LONDON (AP)' — Work trophically.’ ’ Top Round S w iss...... lb. $ 1 .1 8 “ If we had lost two engines (See Page Twelve) (See Page Twelve) Cadette Girl Scout Troop 633 strong plea for replacement of SOUTH WINDSOR: Mary E. Lb at major construction sites in of St. James' School will con all or part of the $318,609 Hallowell, 1013 Main St. *1.15 the New London-Norwich area like this on a lunar mission, we Bottom Round S w iss...... Ib. $ 1 .0 9 would not have conducted the duct a paper drive Saturday Weiss has cut from its $7,147,- TOLLAND: Freeman T. Colel- SKINLESS FRANKS stock Your Freezer Now resumes today after a two-day starting at 9 a.m. to help fi 759 request. la, Mt. Spring Rd. Tender Cube Steak ...... Ib. $ 1 .3 9 (See Page Twelve) nance a trip to the Pennsylvania The Mancheste*’ Property VERNON: Diane Richard, 26 (See Page Twelva) ]>utch country. Those wishing Owners Association, led by Bolton Rd.; Patricia E. Shea, lb. 79c to donate papers may contact Wilber Little and Herman 42 Peterson Rd.; Catherine A. GENUINE New Hearings Slated Mrs. Ruel Wicks, 67 Glenwood Schendel, will argue tonight Mllkie, 381 Timnel Rd. St., or leave, papers at the cutfc for a “hold the line’’ budget and WAPPING: Theresa A. Pres- KRAKUS POLISH OeSAR MAYER and scouts will pick them up. tax rate for next year. tileo, 69 Ash Rd. SPARERIBS U.S. Relief Force On Troubled F i l l s VARIETY (frozen) or WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen U.S. research that alone cost $1 !' billion. CO LD CUTS CANNED SLICED Freshly Cut John L. McClellan says he'll Half Mile from Base hold a new round of hearings on —The Senate Armed Services Country Style Ribs Committee voted to Junk the 12-oz. pkg. 89c the problem-plagued, multlbll- SPECIAL OFFER HAMS BACON or Porit SAIGON (AP) —Advance ele- A U.S. spokesman said he ex llon-dollar F ill warplane, Navy’s FlllB program on menta of a big U.S. relief force pected some of the 20,000-man grounded by the Air Force and which $400 million reportedly drove through light enemy artil relief force to link up with the well on Its way toward being has been spent. It approved In HOUSE lery and mortar fire today to 6,000 Marines inside Khe Sanh Junked as a Navy weapon. stead $287 mllUon to start work FROM by nightfall for the first within a half mile of the be- The promise of more pubUc on a substitute plane. 3-LB. 1-LB. breakthrough in the siege of the aleged Marine combat base at hearings before the Senate If Congress goes along as ex MICRIN Ib fortress, now in its 11th week. CAN PKG. Khe Sanh. Investlgatlonav subcommittee pected, the action means that i GENERAL ELECTRIC! Marines and helicopter-borne the F ill—originally known as Mouthwash With resistance continuing headed by the Arkansas Demo light, Soviet Informants in Lon air cavalrymen were pushing in crat—who characterized the the TFX—will become exclu don said the North Vietnamese three prongs toward the base. F ill program as a "tragic blun sively an Air Force fighter- were lifting the long siege of Reports from the field said they bomber and not the Joint Air 18 Fl. Ozs. der” —closely followed these de 79c Khe Sanh as evidence of good were encountering sporadic ar velopments : Force-Navy plane that Robert HALE Intentions in preliminary pace tillery and mortar fire but little S. McNamara ordered and In —Two of the first six Air other resistance. sisted upon throughout his ten-' talks. Force F lllA s sent to Southeast However, about 80 rounds of Men of the 1st Air Cavalry Di ure as secretary of Defense. Asia for combat duty were lost There Is no independent esti enemy artillery and mortar fire vision pushed up from south of Speaks in Hartford within a week after entering the hit Khe Sanh and Marines strik the base and were reported mate of how much cancellation i t Vietnam wqr, perhaps handing of the Navy’s FlilB program SAVE FRESHER BY FAR ing out from the base were re within 2.6 miles of their goal by the Communists the fruits of PLAYTEX ported engaged in fighting with mld-atftemoon. would cost because the Penta GROUND MEATS the North Vietnamese in the gon has refused to provide cost (See Page Sixteen) McCarthy Confident of Win figures on the overall P ill proj hHiH to the west. GLOVES U. S. Choice Deluxe ect. ^ u n d Ground . . . lb. 9 8 e be a significant force.’ ’ However, McClellan said In Mfg. Sugg;ested Retail 98c ------By SOL B. COHEN be a significant force.’ ’ and received co^c6 -to-coa st A _. iuro_ HeHe brought brought lauKhs laughs and and cheers cheers coveragecoverage on on TV. TV, on on radio ) and in an Interview that estimated Lean Ground Chuck or A confident Sen. Eugene Mc Trudeau costs have tripled in tht past Carthy, In a 6-hour, whirlwind from his Bushnell Auditorium the press. Our meat manager, Chos. McCarthy, mode a special selection of 3 in 1 Blend...... lb. 7 8 ^ Major Hotels Hit audience when, after telling of He referred to State and Na five years, and now stand at Special 45c visit to Connecticut yesterday, more than $12 billion. some of the finest tender Lamb Legs of the season . . . for this (In 10 lb. lots 68c lb.) told a 3,300 crowd at Hartfoiti’s the many changes to date in tional Democratic Chairman the list of presidential hopefuls,- John Bailey twice, once directly. Seeu Pick McClellan would not say when PINEHURST LAMB SALE Bushnell Auditorium what it his new hearings would start, he said, “ We gain and lose can- In his airport Interview, and "wanted to hear, that he is in although he said thej’ were U.S. CHOICE— MEDIUM SIZED Bomb Attack Wave the race lor the presidency to dldateij In each primary and, once by Inference, In his Bush by the time we reach Califor nell address. lu Cauada planned before—and would not the end. be limited to—loss of the two 4 Offer Center Slices Swordfish nia, ours may be the only Dem Looking fit and trim, after He was asked at the airport OTTAWA (AP) — Justice Air Force FlljA s. But the rank Expires ocratic candidate left.” whether he had any qualms April 30, 1968 TENDER lEGS OF UMB / C ft Hits Puerto Rico gruelling primary campaigns Minister Pierre Trudeau was a ing Republican member of the JOHNSON'S and victories in New Hamp The crowd at the Bushnell about campaigning in Bailey’s SAN JUAN, P.R. (AP) —A The new outbreak of explo big favorite today to become subcommittee, Sen. Karl Mundt When you send in the labels (Model P-15) shire and Wisconsin, McCarthy had paid $2 to $25 to hear Mc home state and home town. Whole or Butt Half M " wave of bombing attacks broke sions and fires occurred despite Canada’s next prime minister of South Dakota, has made It from 2 cans of Maxwell House Oysters, Fresh Haddock said, “ I feel certain that the Carthy, and it seized every op out with renewed fury In Puerto close police vigilance that has He replied, “ No, I donj^t have as the Liberal party assembled plain that he questions the wis Electric Perc Coffee you will re BABY Serve this tender iamb with Shurfine Frozen Peas or Green Giant Canned spirit of victory Is running portunity It could to cheer him. • New Mlnlbasket and Flounder . . . Rico during the night. Explo been maintained since a rash of any particular fears alraut it. for a three-day convention to dom of the decision to deploy ceive a $3 iiefund from G-E. Peas (or fresh Asparagus) Mashed Maine Potatoes and brown gravy . . . strongly and that we have prac A huge sign over the front of He is like a Wizard of Oz. You 99 for 2 or 3 cups sions occurred in two of San similar attacks earlier this year pick a successor to Lester B. the planes In combat. tically won, although the oppo the balcony expressed the feel pull back 'the curtain and it’s POWDER Juan’s major hotels. and late last year. Pearson. Six of the 1,500 mile-an-hour • Adjustable brew Lamb Patties ...... Ib. 3 9 ^ sition does not realize It yet.’’ ings of most In attendance. It just another voice.” Shurfine Mint (Apple) ■ Bomba exploded almoat al- Only two weeks ago, police With the vote still two days Jets reached Thailand March 17 $ 0 . 9 9 R«g. Price Selector Economy Size Stewing Lam b ...... lb. 1 0 ^ The opposition is Sen. Rob read simply, "Beat Bob.” The At the Bushnell, he drew ap multaneouflly about 3 a.m. at made their first arrest in con away, Trudeau declined to pre In a secrecy-cloaked operation Jelly 29c ^ Lean Shoulder Lamb C hops...... lb. 9 9 ^ Frozen Cleaned Shrimp. ert Kennedy of N.Y. and, pos Bob is Sen. Kennedy. plause when he said, "We’re • Stays at auto Check the size and the -La Concha and Oondado nection with the attacks. The dict victory on the first ballot, with the code name of “ Harvest YOUR PRICE matic serving sibly Vice President Hubert McCarthy was In Connecticut finding out that there are no po $ 3 .0 0 Refund From G-E ttie price. Beach hotels In the heart of San suspect, a university student, / and other contenders were re Reaper.” On March 26 the temperature Humphrey. to lend a hand to next Tues litical bosses—they're just peo California Navel Juan’s tourist district. There was charged with attempted ar ported putting out feelers for a planes began flying combat mis In an interview at Bradley day’s primaries in 30 towns, ple who thought they were po SPINACH were no injuries but damage son. stop-Trudeau drive. sions. Field, where McCarthy had ar where McCarthy backers are litical bosses.” 14 Oz. 49c ORANGES was estimated «lt about $6,000 at The stores that were burned The withdrawal from the race Four days later one of the Jets in Areclbo were Franklin’s, the rived at 6:10 p.m. from South opposing party-endorsed slates McCarthy spent little time on Wednesday of Finance Minister vanished. North Vietnam each hotel. Bend, Ind., 70 minutes behind for delegates to the June Dem Doz. 69c Three stores were razed by New York Department Store, Vietnam in his Bushnell speech, Mitchell Sharp and his support claimed it was shot down. U.S. 10 Oz. Bag 25c schedule, he said, "The odds ocratic State Convention. It fire In Areclbo, In northwest and the Nora Jewelry store. a speech which lasted exactly of Trudeau failed to halt fever officials have said only that the Most targets of terrorist at are that Humphrey will enter was his second visit to tfie state 30 minutes. ish behlnd-the-scene maneuvers. plane and its two crewmen are Puerto Rico, west of San Juan, the race, based on his record In in five weeks. In February, he OPEN and a large Pueblo supermarket tacks have been U.S.-owned pro "Our course In Vietnam Just Fifteen of 19 announced candi missing. perty or InstaMqtions. Despie the past two presidential cam spoke at the Staples High Then, last Sunday, the Air was 60 per cent destroyed in grew, and somehow became es dates for the post of party lead the name, however, the New paigns.” School in Westport. He then re Force announced that a second THURS. and FRI. Caguas about midnight. Dam calated and projected —no one er, and with it the. prime minis York Department .Store Is He added, “ I expect to be In ceived very little press cover tership, were still in the race, F ill A had crashed "after an age to the supermarket was es- knows how,” he said. 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. owned by Puerto Ricans. Chicago (at the August Demo age and no television time. He added, “ Our military com including sev^n Cabinet mem In-fllght emergency.” Both Makes any strength coffee Convenient cup markings Large see-through bubbler Omated at $1.4 million. One fire PINEHURST GROCERY Firemen were , still battling cratic NaUonal Convention) Yesterday, he was accompan-^ mitments and our stated com- bers. crewmen were rescued. The man was Injured fighting the with as much support as we led to Connecticut by a corps Housewares (Lower Level) SAT. 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. CORNER MAIN and MIDDLE TURNPIKE Caguas blaze. 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IRtle boy." m s «ul>J«ct* In orange Juice, meat and oheeM as quickly as we can get help to They had one goal to mind: Charles S. Robb, began his tour rived from Okinawa with 75 oth to talk with newsmen. South Windsor school are very aknllar to an grinoers with lettuce and toma- Baby Twister them." Operations Immediate Aim, force their way Into Khe Sanh Robb Begins of duty In Vietnam yesterday. er Marines, most of them enlist "The mission I have here is Amertcim third grader's sUb- to, potato chips, pickles, ftrult, The tornado dipped Into Callo where 6,000 of their fellow The 28-year-old career officer ed men. Robb had spent two going to be difficult enough the FUEL OIL jectn—excepting, o f course, he milk. High School and Timothy way County and demolished the To Open Rt. 9 to Khe Sanh Leathernecks have been sur wouldn’t tell newrfmen where he days at Camp Butler In Okina next 13 months,’ ’ he said. "I 14.9 studies Korean. Ethyard: Baked Veal cuUet with H its Parts home of Douglass Ladd, 20, and Charlie Sulliyan rounded for more than two Tour of Duty wanted to be assigned. But wa being processed for Viet hope to remain as anonymous Education Budget Members o f the class each tomato sauce, mashed potato, his 18-year-old wife. Both were months. , asked how It felt to bo to Viet nam. He Is asslg;ned to the let and effective as possible.” 200 OAL. m t f . aoj>. killed when thrown nearly 100 CA LU, Vietnam (AP) — The Jumpotf the enemy was quiet. "I bet those poor bastards will Marine Division and will be M Hour Nottee For DeUimy contribute 26 cents each week buttered green beans, bread and U.S. .1st Air Cavalry Division, In In Vietnam nam, Robb replied ,’’I’m happy Had President Johnson given Of Kentucky yards by the wind. The Initlad landing target was be glad to see us," s.ald cne to be here." Marine Infantry screened at the division head and they send a total o f |18 butter, "fruit, milk. Tuesday, a display of split second timing, him any last words of advice? CASH OIL CO. per month to the Foster Par- SpaghetU with m eat^ce, tos^ Other homes in the area were a hilltop flanking Route 9. Ele yoimg Marine, stripped to the captains to Vietnam usually quarters before being assigned LOUISVILLB, Ky. (AP) —A rode the spearhead of a thrust DA NANG, Vietnam (AP) — "Any conversation between 2aO-7Mt Cut by $193,900 ent’s Plan for the support of green salad anth teench sidlntered by the wind which lit makes house calls ments of the 66th Regiment of waist in the sweltering humidi command rifle companies to the further. ; llMrttoril Trim In freshly starched the President and myself is to baby tornado skipped across tered highways with debris and Monday to open a road to the ty. "I know I'd be.” B a n im The town council has cut $H»,- Ing Rd., requests a temporary Chan Ku. Because each mem- dressing, ftw ch breM (H^. ^ the North Vietnamese 304th Di fatigues. President Johnson’s field. The Marine command refused the strictest confidence," Robb falling trees. bksleged Marine base at Khe Marine engineers began re M2 from the proposed Board of and condlUonal permit to allow her cannot write a letter to T.E.), bread and butter, trult^ parts of Western Kentucky ear You don’t have to come to him to learn how Sanh. vision were said to be there. B o n -1 n -1 a w. Marine Capt. The husband of the Presi to schedule a news conference replied. Education budget. The gross a fireworks display at dusk on Chan Ku (the plan stipulates Jell®, milk. W edn ^ ay, Hot ly today, kUled a young couple. Some small trollers were top The 3rd Brigade of the Air pairing the first of 15 bridges dent’s daughter Lynda Bird ar for Robb and he was reluctant pled In the Owensboro area and Allstate cuts red tape and keeps costs low The Immediate goal is to re blown on the road. budget now stands a tS>BM,ne Sunday, Sept. 1, on premises a* that only one letter per month meat In gravy sandwich, b\M«r- Injured several other persons open National Route 9, which Cavalry was assembled 15 miles with income eetlmsted at |1,- the northwest corner of Ayers may be written), the class has whole kernel corn, butter- an electricity was off In Prince on all kinds of Insurance. Just phone him, "We got about two weeks of and caused widespread damage. winds about 12 miles through east of Ca Lu. The battalions 011,006, ntaking the net budget and Nevers Rds. In an A-20 chosen Elaine Kearney as their scotch pudding with topping, ton, where a 160,000 volt line work to do," said the,chief engi Other areas were lashed by and he’ll bring the facts and figures to you. the hills westward from Ca Lu were loaded Into helicopters and 12,075,228. rone. corresponding secretary. milk. Thursday, hamburger In was snapped like a twig. neer, Lt. C!ol. Victor A. Perry, violent rediwtorms which drove to Khe Sanh along a routp headed for the hilltop target. Some of these cuts -Included Salvatore Garofalo, P.O. Box *tlea to support a foster a roll, french fried potatoes, rel- Forestry offlclals reported ex Whenever you say. ’Triangle, Va. '"They’ve been to creeks from their beds and left roughly paralleling the demili The troops carried only water tensive damage to the lodge and these hills for a year. I expect a $62,000 from teatdter salaries 202 Wapping, requests a tern- originated wtth the stu- labes and catsup, b u t ^ ^ the 7,000 residents of Russell tarized zone 15 miles to the and ammunition. Rations would and adult educaMon; $20,885 porary and condlUonal permit dente and they are hoping H Easter cake, milk. Friday, No motel at Pennyrile State Park be flown in later. lot of mines on the road" ville cut off from the rest of the near Dawson Springs. Winds— See or phone him now, at north. Since January, Khe Sanh from school clerks budiget; $7,- to allow the parking of garbage ,'wtH be a rerwardlng experience, School. To bear the heavy traffic ex state. apparently a tornado—cut a has been supplied only by air. Ahead of them, artillery had 960 from textbocAs; $2,860 from trucks within a building on both for Cawn Ku and them- Manchester Evening Herald Many were being evacuated Up until late Wednesday, the blaisted the hilltop for five min pected when Khe Sanh is re the proposed amount to the premises known as 307 Pleasant selves. • South Windsor Ooimqiondent path about 200 feet wide and one 24 HOURS—Phone 875-3710 by boat as water climbed to 10 combined drive of the cavalry utes. Then Cobra helicopter lieved, the engineers are build- SBRVICI Board of Education, and $4,844 valley Rd. In an I rone. Ladles Gatld Meeting Mrs. Laurette BllUg, M. 644- mile long and blocked the road feet In ouUying secUons of the men, U.S. Marines and South gunships moved to and for 10 tog b rasses around the blown from audio-vlstial equipment. ^ ___ t The Ladles Guild of St. Fran- 8567. leading into the park. John F. Rowlson Co., 62 La Logan County community. i« Allstate Vietnamese soldiers met Uttle minutes worked over the hills bridges until they can he re The council said that "the els of Assisi Churdi, ElHngton Insurance Companies Salle Rd., West Hartford, re "We’re In bad shape,” report resistance and had advanced with rockets and machine guns paired. areas where our budget differs HELPFUL HENRY? The Aswan High Dam con Northbrook, III. qoesu a temporary and condl- ^ I t ^ r ^ l a r month- ed one official. "People are Allstale about one-third of the way to Before the last gunship left, from that prepared by the ^ ------tains enough material to build Uonal permit to M ow a sign COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - being brought to higher ground Khe Sanh. the first helicopters arrived Board are those where our 17 Great Pyramids. larger Uian permitted on prem- church hall. Elec- The lines were long In front of The ultimate aim fo Opera bringing In troops. They broke Judgment makes us fe
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__ .... -.-..j.. iJ .kJ ■ a : \tr' PAO B SBVBN PAOB SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1968 MAWCaaSlTO EVBmNO HERALD. MAWCHBSimL OOWW,. THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1968 Quick Views Swedish Prisons Try LOW COST Of the Visit * ♦ * * \ l / Family Living Plan By McCarthy Florida FOR A m TRAVEL By EKNL R. OC»IBN 'Docena ot empty buses in that would allow long-term In- deeply religloua and met hla OAM BB front o f Hertford’s BuslineU I churoh Auditorium yesterday after * t t ^ ^ a m lH e a to underway In tion he attended on furloughjT noon gave the impression of ^ Ihere are currently only a salty arrivals for the McCar ■ ^ n e w idan by the prinn few euch vlUa* in Sweden t ^ y thy raUy. The buses were for autttorttlee to a follow-up of a but prtoon authorities plan to TWO INCLUDED school chlklren of the Hartford f i r * s u c c e ^ experiment last extend ttie system on a large area, attending a performance suminer when a epeolally se- scale provid^ it works out o f the opera, “ Pagliaocl.” lected group of paragon prison- well. era wero granted a few weeks’ Work is fundamental to tiie The crowd of 300 at Bradley mountain holiday with their Swedish prtoon system and Field, gathered to greet Sen. mates. Now, the National Prls- many of the open Institutions__ McCarthy, considered predom o n B o a r A headed by director now amounting to one fourth of inately o f teen-agers and general Torsten Eriksson, has the prisons—function as "facto- younger, with some curious deolded to give “ unreliable" In- ry prisons” on terms similar to adults. mates a chance too. any outside plant. "W e have to experiment to ’The prison authorities are A 12-piece band of Yale stu make progress hi prison wel rtrivlng to Increase the percent dents came up from New Ha fare,” said ’Torsten Eriksson, age of open inatitutione to half ven and entertained the airport wbo has 85 years experience in of all prison facilities . crowd In its wait for the over the field. ^ ^ Despite aU the UberaUty, due McCarthy plane. Eriksson and the SwedlA Swedish prisoners do escape. Prison Board during the past The escape rate In 1966 (corn- Several members o f the na- year have carried out three ex- pete flguns for 1967 are still lUonal press corps, accompany perimenta termed unique in the tmavaUable) was 8.2 per cent. A ing Sen. McCarthy, called the world, n ie y were: large number of these escapees. airport crowd, "disappointing." One—A "prisoners’ unlversl- however, were Inmates who did r **4 U.S.D.A. CHOICE ty” , located at Uppeala north of 2x>t return from furloughs, or re- J here, where gifted inmates hitned late, % The senator’s wife did not ac FIRST CUT • BONE IN FORT ST, company him. She was in Wash study and take'^ven highly qual- '^ivl what do the Swedlrti peo- l a u m i b d a l e PETERSBERG' ington, D.C., recuperating from ified courses, th ey a n also al- Pto say about the increaringly f • Coralldo Inn e Clearwater e International a broken foot, a virus and ex lowed to go on to their own into "soft deal” some Swedish con- e Gull Winds Inn Hotel haustion. Stockholm University. victs get? (Others are still put e Jack Tar e Lauderdale Harrison Hotel Two—The "vacaition jkrison” behind maximum-security 20- Ruttgers at Hoerjedalen, north Sweden, high walls imder close e Holiday Inn 18-year-old Mary McCarthy, e Martin Beach (South) the next to the oOdest of Mc CHUCK where model inmates from open Kusrd)- e Lagoon Resort Carthy’s four children, awaited Institutions had a nice three- ^ random sampling of "man- e Sheraton Inn her father’s arrival. She ar weeks summer holiday. ’Hiere h»-the-street” sentiment indlcat- • Sokol Motel was nothing to bar them, but ®4 a possible majority taking a • Sea VUlage • Statler Hilton rived at 2 pjn. from the Uni • All American (Herald pboto by Buoeivictus) versity of Pennsylvania, where none escaped. favorable attitude at least to- Inn Motor Inn ^ • Tides Hotel Sen. McCarthy ponders his reply to a question from a newsman. she had attended a ’Tuesday Three—’The so-oalled "fam ily aUowlng inmates more op- • Cavalier Motel niBtut. "Watch-ln” of the Wls- ROAST prison” near Uppaala. Long- P^f’hmlty to see their mates, ^ w . ww e 1 oonsln primary reeults. term Inmates are allowed to . ^ young swltdiboard opera B tive In vUlas, together with their tors comment to typical: •Ck' speaks in Hartford . ----- CENTER CUT CALfPORNIA FORT Is —------She didn’t blink an eyelash wives during the last part of .. quite natural to me COCOA AREA . MEYERS ^ • Silversands as she, very assuredly, faced their terms. ’Ihree villas ore ?®^ thinking In prtoon wel- The Breakers • Executive a battery of microphones, cam CHUCK ROAST Lb 49c ROAST cunently bousing inmates who , '® ^ ^ a * ob Motel eras and questions. served long sentences In closed , ^ l«c r e a «d contacts between ^ • The Country THE KEYS McCarthy Confident of Win Miss McCarthy Is a sopho Institutions. ’Ihere to hardly any tomates and their wives or hus- Club Motel • The Shore more, on a year leave of ab- survelUance. ’Ihe e3q;>erlment ho***®. It is tragic that the faml- • Island Motel Motel • Rancho Del ^ reception I have received since la you who gave the McCarthy sence from RadcUffe ^ U ege, has proved successful so far, fiwnihers should be punished . • Key Lodge Mar Motel (Oonttmied from Page One) Wisconsin.” campaign its impetus, while vm majoring in government. spokesmen for the prison au- • Ta Kl-Ki Motel mltments were ruled by non- “I csu« whether or not oldtimers sat by and watched thorttiee said. • Almaza Motel A VACATION YOU WILL ' Boneless Shoulder reason, and we must continue you can vote," he said. "First, it grow. Now, I think it’s time Asked whether she thought A 27-year-old lifer from the • Aqua Terrace MAXWEU HOUSE INSTANT A L W A Y S REMEMBER!, to challenge them, lest they because it’s your problems we we too became Involved.” 18 -year-olds should l i Haemoeand prison, convicted ■•=5^ Cottages continue to escalate, again by are trying to solve, and second, Sen. McCarthy was intro- ted to vote, she replied, ^ If CLOD against his denial of a cold GOP Wins K C O F F E E blooded robbery-murder about non-reason.’ ’ because you make the beet duoed by the Rev. Josei>h Duf- you’re old enough to die, you re [( At the aimort hp «nis campaigners.” fey of Hartford, chairman of old enough to vote,” six years ego, moved Into a Control in ROAST modem three-room villa to "Hanoi’s respo^e to Pies^ invited everyone, "from the Connecticut McCarthy - DOMINO GRANULATED 6 to 78,” to join in his oam- Committee. Miss McCarthy, about 5-foot- SHOULDER spend a delayed honeymoon f f a g v l - f r h t * r l Johnson’s peace feelers are with his pretty young wife. -I-lClOL R J.C1X LI.U most encouraging. It is too early paign. He said, “One man came for- seven, has auburn hair and SUGAR 5 53° ( to teU what wUl result but for cheered when he ward In the cold days of De- freckles—lots of freckles. She LONDON i! The couple married last No- uARTironn fari r . now things look favrable.’ ’ fo r * set o f "N ew Civil cember and January to offer was wearing a yeUow mlnl- ( HAWAIIAN vember d u rli« a few hours ex- ^ HAR’ITO R D (A P )—Re- i. ,.1 i. Rights for America, especially opportunity for change to the dress, a burgundy jacket, DROIL txa leave granted the inmate. INCLUDE:, AIR TRAVEL — «3J3 MONTHLY PER PERSON Jr young.” He said that nation and to the DemocraUc brown shoes with red bows, and FUNCH 3 8 9 ° The prison board’s "wedding ^ » Wty council ^ Soutoeast tj,gpg excuse, "except for Party. He Is soft-spoken, but carried a brown purse. Her CHUCK cans proseir^ a promise thsT^ Hartford’s sec- Asia, ne repueo, We must hon- unwillingness," to pro- hard-willed, tough-willed. He voice Is low-pitched, like her municipal election In six ¥ SWEET MIXED could serve the rest of his term months. ^ defense y jjg education and housing for speaks vWth rare eloquence and father’s. in the probably unlipie "fam ily , ARRANGEMENTS FOR LOW COST ROUND TRIP AIR TRAVEL WILL BE MADE THROUGH ( C U B E Under the new town charter ^1- all and to raise the income disarming w it and he talks hard ------prison" situated at Knutsby ( P I C K L E S ?* 4 9 ° ) which went into effect ’Tuesday, MERtURY TRAVEL AGENCY. MANCHESTER. TO FLY NON-STOP BRADLEY TO MIAMI. THIS ®®“®®-" There were lots of long-hairs, jar ' about 80 miles nwth of here. making the elegtion necessary, in commitments t v and radio star Gary McCarthy received a one-min- mustaches, sideburns and STEAKS The inmate and his wife moved incumbent Ned Atwood became bp i-po™^**bi ^ Moore, speaking at the Bush- ute standing ovation before he beards in the airport crowd. SWEET LIFE—WHITE in last December in time for LOW COST TRAVEL CAN BE INCLUDED IN YOUR BUDGET FOR AS LIHLE AS $3.33-MONTHLY TENDER the city’s first full-time mayor. Christmas. It was their first vp^*fb • -♦ . "®“ f “ ««>ltuoua ap- started speaking and received There were also balloons, Mc- He defeted Democrat Frank Ba p airport in piause when he said, “ May I another for his opening remarks, earthy buttons and hand-made T U N A 3 9 5 ° meeting since the wedding. PER PERSON. ______r CHUCK In brine ® cans ^ rone 8,193 to 7,085 ’Tuesday to tor bid you an official welcome to " I remember Connecticut as a s l ^ . ^ ( “ Tn»ey will to yjg Q ^p ticket to a sweep m j"to “ tos in H a ^ o rd a North whatever thirf turns out to be." state that was for me even be- ______WALDORF in the house until we find that „sa ib ie seats, * crowd of "Principally, I am here and I fore New Hampshire.” „# slima read "M c- ) STEAK he may be released. Hto to m Republicans were elected about 200 Negroes, mostly teen- am Involved because I am a He pledged. “ You wlU find In c S l 2 49S" WITH THE PURCHASE-AT THE SAME EVERY DAY LOW PRICE J ------“ uivuiveu Decause X am a Me pledged, "You wiU find in f-artbv Is Wha will oertalny be shortened U he nine-member city council, k RAKUS Imported TISSUE 4 ;: ! ! b 2 9 ° and perhaps yoimger, little sore at you young people,” me no loss of purpose, no deter- “ Our Generation behaves, but be will probably Three Democrats were seated ’This is the m ost, enthusiastic ______he said. ‘T am sore because it____ loration of wUl, and no thought SupportsguoTOrts McCarthy,"McCa "Amerl- \( CAMPKU'S PORK K )] have to wait a few years for his the state’s minority rep- OF ANY OF THESE PRODUCTS BY Top tilts up for ^ of deals or Commitments." You,” "Connecticut CANNED $0.99 ) | i ( release,” Torsten Eriksson ex- resentation law. Republican easy cleaning! erage at noon was unchanged at "What we need,” he said, “ is Wants You,” and one long one, 3 '= “ 4 5 ° plained. Martin Burnham was re-elected Spillovers beneath coils wipe The vUla, for which the pris- gity treasurer, Stock Rally a new course in patriotism for "Happiness Is A Candidate You H J W I * away as easily as from a oners pay a near nominal rent Last October Atwood had de- ’The Associated Press average the-American people and, by Can Trust—McCarthy." ) j counter top. of 60 stocks at noon was un- open discussion, we are setting ______of a couple of hundred crowns tggted democratic Incumbent Running Out ® precedent In American pel- ggn. McCarthy, sllghUy over (about $40) a month, 1s un- j^hn Shaughnessy to become the P H I L C O ^ trials up .2, rails up .3 and util- itics.” ( six feet, has neatly-clipped r t ^ guarded and casual surveillance g,ty,g tt^ t Republican mayor In Of Gasoline » _____ McCarthy said, “ Goldwater’s Maytag hair'.'He is a li^drom e is eictremely discreet. 20 years. ’The new charter gives 'm e xrwket cAiowed a flurry efforts in 1964 also were, in a man with an annarenUy even While serving hto sentence ” at y,e mayor many powers pre NEW YO R K (A P )- T h e stock ® P” ‘ ®®‘ “ gainst the same- dlapiisitlon. home” , the convicted robber- vlously assigned to boards and market rally ran out of gas ear- "®®® American life, but, his ------SUNSHINE VANILLA BEAUTY SANDWICH. 1-lb. bog 41e murderer pursues U s studies on commissions, Froet-frae refrigerator. Exdtiiig new 1968 work therapy vriiUe moving and Philoo refrigerators. Top or bottcan freezere working freely In the society OVERGOMINO PROBLEM or side by side models. Free vacation for 2 in the morning, ,L , with a vest, a white and enjoying all the blessings of JOHANNESBURG (AP)—To trok a sober second look at what ^^ h alrUnes very active, there diking about a new ghirt, green tie with yeUow with purchase of any ftest-free modcL_ ^ overcome veterinary regula A V. was another two-minute lag in America in 1968,” he polka dots, and black shoes. He DAIRY & FROZEN FOODS low as $15.67 per month INC3LUDING tions on horse sickness wUch p e ^ e u» Vietnam. this also was eUm- "with a new America, pre- looked fresher than the mem- spring BARGAINS in ROUND TRIP AIR TRAVEL FOR TWO. Some ^ ^ r averages were in^ted. P^^ed to participate in politics.” bers of the press corps ac bar South African horses from LAND O' UKES i l b . INCOME TAX overseM equestrian events, in Tmdlng subsided greatly. The McCarthy drew another stand- companylng him. cluding the Olympics, South A f i w «-38 m l l l ^ shares teaded In the ^ g ovation when he declared, ------'48 PREPARATION rica may establish a team of c h a ^ morning hours was more than top domestic priority Is to ^he McCarthy motorcade con- BUHER horses at a pemanent overseas four mdUlon rfiares fewer than solve the problems of our cities, several black Con- Airlines put on a surprisingly for the like period Wednesday as pinpointed in the report of the tinental limousines foUowed by INDIVIDUAL. base. ‘”The idea to to buy and train wrong rally. Analaysrts said that when a new volume record of ^^esldent’s Commission on McCarthy Commit- PHILADELPHIA BUSINESS AND CRISPY CAtlPORNIA these horses overseas and to they l ^ w of no siwjial news, 19.9 mllUon shares was set. Riots.” followed by two chartered 8 OZ. SO” automatic range. Famous tilt top easy to CREAM SMALL BUSINESS send a South African team of and they assumed the airlines The four most-active stocks He repeated what he had said buses—one for the national PKG. riders over each year to com (flean Philco ranges. lift off oven door. PVee were being picked up es lag- were all airlines. In order, they ^ Hartford's North End, “ Our p^egg corps the other for the CARROTS 1 0 ® CHEESE CoU pete In major and international vacation for 2 with purchase of any Philw gards in the recent market ad- were Northwest Airlines, up 4, only weakness in not providing Connecticut' press corps, automaitic range. A s low as $14.65 per moirth vance and that short covering Eastern, up nearly 4, National, education, housing and employ- ■ JASON J. NOYITCH events,” said Allan Goodman, a heightened their gains. up about 3 and American, up ment, is the failure of our will _ . _ leading member of the South A f INCLUDING ROUND TRIP AIR TRAVEL YeULOW RIPE S W E E T L IF E rican National Equestrian Fed Gold-mining issues and aero- about H4. to apply ourselves to our prob- sn Hartford F O R T W O . SLICED 643-1996 — 649-5435 eration. space defense stocks continued General Motors held about un- lems. We can do all those thlng^s. .. Hn.nirhl 1 L B . weak as the emphasis In think- changed and Du Pont rose ’There can be no excuses.” ®® , . oiinuHnir tn -v ^ r- Ing switched from war to peace Wightly, IBM dropped 4, Control ’Tremendous applause greet- fn vntn BANANAS 2 i 2 9 ® CHEESE PKG. O N LY 12 D AYS ’TO GO! and preliminary talks with Data, Homestake and McIntyre ed his statement, “We have °*** ^ ‘ Individually Wrapped North Vietnam on the bombing Porcupine more than a point. treated the N egro people as If ’The McCarthy visit, though FRESH pause were expected to begin. Prices were irregularly higher they were colonials— similar to S A R A L E E poslsbly next week. on the American StockEx- colonials controlled in former organized and m anag^ by a WITCHCRAFT Profits were taken in' many of change as volume slackened. yeam by European countries. relatlvely-amateur McCarthy COFFEE 12 >4 OZ. 23” color TV. PhSlco color TV with soKd the high-flying glamour Issues ------And we paw say— this must Committee, went off without a ASPARAGUS PKG. state signal system featuring new automatic as well os blue chips which , end'" hitch, except for the late ar CAKE WON’T ■ .j^ tuning eye. Free vacation for 2 with purchase cHmbed to big gains dn the pre- WhUe-shelled eggs are easier rival of his plane, was caused ^ of any color TV. As low as $^.26 per vlous four sessions. to dye for Easter than the “We now must respond with by a mix-up in signals at South 'The Dow Jones , industrial av- •’^own ones. ’They are also eas- what is a moral obligation and Bend, Ind. WORK month INCLUDING ROUND TRIP AIR ier to decorate in other ways, a necessity of our times,” he de- TRAVEL FOR TWO. ------:— ■------dared. ^ , No Democratic Party regu- on MicCarthy received sustained ybslble at the airport, aipplause when he said, ”We the Buflhnell or at the re- your ...... j must preseave the integrity of cepUon in the rotunda of the STAR eAXElC^O our courts and of Congress it- gt^te Capitol. Gov. Dempsey, -Bv CLAY R POLLAN- ARIiS UBtA seM, and we must separate the ^bo had been invited, begged MAR. 22 Your Daily Activity Guide JW SEPT. 23 r- milUtary from politics.” ^ff because of a previous out AM-FM stereo full featured consoles. AM- According to the Stars. OCT 23 4 > L W The crowd continued to ap- of-town committment. plaud as he said, "And, we must ______INCOME FM, stereo, solid haidwood cabinets with 6-17-28-39 To develop message for Friday, 3-14-25-36( ^ 5 0 -6 9 -7 8 read words corresponding to numbers 47-59-70 p ia id against the g r ^ of p i ^ j ^ the crowdk as it midtiple speakers. Free vacation for 2 with of your Zodiac birth sign. But WE W IUI Taxei are tricky BOTH y / TAUIUS SCORPIO inatltutloos from within, such entered and left the Bushnell, purchase of any console model. As low as PHU.CO butineu, but our yean of ex federal" APR. 21 1 Welcome 31 Be 61 About ale the OIA, the FBI, and the ^be St. Patrick Pipe Band ^6.61 per month INCLUDING ROUND perience hove provided uv AAAY 21 2 New 32 From 62 And NOV 22 draft system under General ^ Manchester, led by Pipe Ma- AND ■ AIR TRAVEL FOR TWO. 9-20-31-42 3 Your 33 Gives 63 And Herahey. with oil the magic formuloi. 4 Who! 34 Messoges 64 Promising 4-15-26-37,^ jor Jim Farrell. ’The band WM >53-58-81-88 STATE 5 Money 35 Materialize 65 Romontic 48-56-79-87V^ H e concluded his address, a great hit Avoid toil and trouble. Let GIMINI 6 Generolly 36 Stand 66 Interlude SAGITTARIUS "We cannot allow things to BLOCK brew up your lox re- MAY 22 7 Keep 37 Misfortune 67 Coming 8 Give 38 Journeys 68 Lot NOV. continue to drift as they have McCarthy people have hit turnl LIFE UP • V JUNE 22 9 Friends 39 Anything 69 Creotive d e c ' drifted for the p ^ three years; fbe green carnation £is a Open Wedq 5-16-27-40 10 Todoy 40 Of 70 Appri^ol 1968 is a year for testing the trademark of their candidate. OUARANTII 11 Opposite 41 To 71 Once over 7-18-32-43, . We guarantee accurate preparation of every tax return. MANCHESTER 1^51-72-84-85 54- 63-73 ;12 News 42 Colling 72 Moy American people. You hajve el- i^ ^ y were In evidence yester- If we make ony errors that cost you any penalty or CANCER 13 Money 43 Scandal 73 Malcontents ready joined our cause—so let CAPRICORN interest, we will poy the penoltj;_or_intere^ JUNE 23 14 Plons 44 You ♦ 74 Tonight DEC 23 Tliurs., Fri. 15 Looks 45 Are 75 Don't us con/Unue.” _____ Kj JULY 23 16 Or 46 In 76 Be. JA n' 20 Because of McCarthy’s tight geated on the stage, and Intrc- 17 Favorable 47 Chonce 77 Shy ^ 2-13-24-35 1-22-33-44,^- 18 Away,- 48 Is . 78 Nature schedule, a reception fo r his juced to the audience of 8,800 4^> ^ 5/46-61-82-90 19 A 49 Visits 79 In 55- W71^^ district V leadens was canceled, James Rogers a Manches- to 9 k LEO 2OW 1II • 50 Of 80 Your AQUARIUS However, McCarthy did appear ter native, Whose parents still 21 Emphosizes 51 It 81 Times YEARS JU LY 24 JAN 21 America's Largest Tex Service with Over 2000 Offices 22 Sex 52 Gain 82 Four for 16 minutes at a reception uve on-E. Middle ’Tpke. Rogers TELEVISION APPLIANCE _ AUG 23 23 And 53 At 83 Refreshing FEb ' 19 ^ for him in the rotunda of the to chairman of the Hertford Mc- 24 Should Mongers Sat to 5 V ) M 2-23-34 54 84 Arrive 25 Crystollize 5SyAn. 85 Todoy ’’ 10-21-29-38^ Btate OapltoJ, attended by the cjarthy for President Commit- »'45-67-80-85 Menobeeter Sbcq^plng Farkode — Lower Level 26 Like ■ 56 Blessing 86 Way 49-62-83 8 9 ' hoiders o f the |26 tickets. tee. He now resides in Hartford. VIRGO 27 News 57 A 87 Disguise PISCES He then 1 ^ by limousine, » ______Between Sears aqd Orante Rear Entranoea 28 For 58 Inconvenient 88 Now AUG 24 FEB 20 SERVICE Budget Tenna 1I|) 29 Little 59 Of 89 Activities with a state police escort, fbr McCarthy’s address was pre- |WlVT SEPT 22 30 Little 60 Aflmiring 90Wtots MAR 21 .-_r Neiw Haven, where his gave es- ceded by audience-participation Weekdays 9 AJML to 0 PJVL PROTECTION CONTRACT To 88 MoDtha NEXT TO STOP and SHOP 8-19-30-41 64-65-66-74/C- JG ooJ sentiaUy the same speech to 6,- in the singing of “ The Star Spqn- '52-57-68 .til verse (3 N eum il S a t and Sun. 9 A JIL to S PJIL — 286-1981 75 76 77 000 followers, gathered in the gied Banner” and “ America the New Haven arena. Beautiful.” ■ NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY 1
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iianrl^pBtpr A Motoriess Sport Connecticut \ Inside “Orienteering" is, from the deecrii>- lEopnin^ Ifprald tion we have of it, especially suited for Yankee Report I The Baby Has PUBUSHSD BY TBB the British and their ideas of what might MienAiJ^ PIUNTINO OO.. INC. U BiMaU Street be good casual fun for friends or fam By A.H.O. (Oootlniiod from Page 8) Kenoheeter. Conn. 4 THOMAS F. im O U SO N ily. As for the time when Americans paid $892 in taxes for the trip. WALTER R. FBRQUSON ' might think it fun, of a weekend or holi It’« getting so ttasK’lB na Again, the Intention 'was to halt PubUetoera guaranteed security anywhere B ee|i^ Named Founded October 1, 1881 day afternoon, that, we think, is still a all foreign travel for everybody for any high level DemoomtJo but the rich. PuMWied Every Erenlnc Except Sundeyi half century or so off. We hove some •ad BoUdeyt. Entered at the Poet Office at maturing to do, we people of the new ofnee holder in Connecticut. Again, Boyd and the airlines EASTER FASHION VALUES! Maneheater, Conn., aa Second Claaa Hall . stepped in and won the fight. and noisier world, before we alow down Life, fo]T any top name Demo MoGoUum, Holly Lynn, daughter of Everett A. and Unda Matter.______WlUiout anything definite hav crat, has now become a thing , LaCroes McCollum, 701 Main St. She was bom March 26 at SUBSCRIPTION RATES enough to get real enjoyment out of ing been decided. President under glass and microscope. He Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents Payable In Advance orienteering. Johnson proposed in his Jan. 1 One Year ...... $80.00 - are Mr. and Mrs. Ernest LaCross, Thrall Rd., Broad Brook. needs, the Democrat, to think balance-of-paymenta message Bix Montha ...... U.80 .Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Everett McCoI- y Three Months ...... 7.80 One plays orienteering much as one twice before he doea any rou that some limitation of travel V One Month ...... 3.60 -lom, Tromley Rd., Warehouse Pt. plays the game of an automobile rally, tine thing, and three times be would be worked out later in MEMBER OiF except that
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GOOD TIMINO ToUand Tolland ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (AP) — Mrs. Marsha Wolf couldn’t have TV-Radio Tonight timed her baby’s arrival any VFW Woinftn i closer. She took a final exami TRES CHIC 3 n Net Grand List Up $1.4 Million nation at Missouri Western Col Tolland's Net Grand List hiwi . lege In the morning, then left is pleased to announce Name Aides increasedcreased ii loo nso / a previously mentioned the home of Mrs. Jerome Smith Television for Sisters Hospital where she creased $1,422,060 over last accounted for an additional to price Items for the May 10 gave birth to a son at night. ^ the addition of Mrs. Lois Lawson was elected KNIGHTS »f COLUMBUS *22’.' A 6:00 ( 8-33) Mike Douglas (C) ( 8) Truth or Consequences 862,005, according to reviaaH ti knd 11 sale. Those wishing (18) (Merv Griffin (C) prasideint of the VFW Auxiliary (30) Combat (S) I Love Lucy Post at Its meetingr this week. Grand List fugures recentlv declared to donate Items may contact (tO) iPerry Mason 7:16 (40) Sporta completed by the Board of Tax V*® Pe^od Mrs. Smith, Summit Dr. (40) MoHole'a Navy (30) Newsreel She will assume the new post (34) Mlaterogcrs. Nelghbor- 7:30 (31) Making Things Grow following district installations in Review. 315” *'^*^ " “ additional $98,- Dr. Ehner A. Diskan will tell )iood (18) Les O anc Benita (30) Tliis Is the LVe (3032-30) Daniel Boone (C) WINDOW SHADES Jime. The town was granted an ex- n w i of hds experiences aboard S.S. ( 3) iBIg Three Theater ( 3-12) Cimarron Strip (C) Other officers elected include tension on the filing of its grand a™® . HOPE tomorrow night alt an- 8:30 (30) UA. Navy File ( 8-10) Second Hundred Years "Bonnie” 11st when complications arose pd defeat- gponaored by (40) Bob Young, News (C) WASHABLE Mrs. Helen Martin, senior vice (18) Afternoon Report 8:00 ( 8-40) Flying Nun (C) president; Mrs. June Afrlcsuio, -over p v revising the assessment capSie S e ’^ o C d *^® Congregational (34) What # New? (34) Washington INTERSTATE junior vice president; Mrs. Ann rates of some homes in the 1..S: n T T olled Mens Vol- c9iurch Women’s Fellowship at 6:00 (30) PhU Silvers 8:30 (18) Subscription TV Melchan leyibaH League Single Elimlna- g in the Religious EducaUon (30) MoHalefs Navy ( 8-40) Bowltohed (C) AQUA SHADES Kelly, treMurer; Mrs. Bertha town. ( 8) Newswlre (C) (lfr30J3«) Ironalde (C) The revised net figure of $22,- tlon tournament championship. Ruiidins’ (13) N ew sb ^ (C) (24) Fourih Estate Payne, chaplain; Mrs. Ethel The champs carried on a ( 3) News (C) 6 (9 A A Made to Order 862,006 is a $51,000 Increase over The Tollanders Square Danc- (19) Herv Griffin 9:00 ( 3-12) Movie (C) ’^’O.OUwith Your Holler# Williams, conductress; Mrs. tradition In previous years, re- ( 8 4D) Oallfomla Girl (C) the assessor’s Grand List re (10) Alpine Ski Show (C) Thelma Bujauclus, guard; and (34) American Frontier (R) (34) News In Perspective to our leased in January. sultlng'in' dlffeVenrt4''ms“’wta'- danceT tomorrow night at a8 'to in 9:.')0 (20) Adam 12 (C) Full Line of Custom trustees, Mrs. Eleanor Green nlng the single elimination (32) Highlights (10-333330) Dnutoet 1967 (C) It will result in a mill value the Meadowbrook School. Gene (40) News. Maverick (three year), Mrs. Laura Hick- 6:30 (34) What's New (R) 10;00 (10-20-22-30) Dean Martin (C) VENETIAN BUNDS ton (two years) and Mrs. Rose c o n ,p .,« ,2 U 2 , Vandel will serve as caUer. (1O-23-30) Huntley-tBrlnkley (24) Toy That Grew Up staff last year. (C) (40) Alfred Hitchcock Sargeant (one year). Frank Merrill Builders fin- Easter eggs for Saturday’s ( 3-12) Walter Cronklle (C) ( 8) OperoUon Entertainment The average homeowner’s mill 10:30 (18) Subscription TV E. A. JOHNSON Officers appointed by Mrs. Ished in third place, and Bou annual Easter Egg Hunt may ( 8) Bob Young, News (C) rate for next year will be about (30) British (iuendar 11:00 ( 3-8 1(C) 10-22-30-40) News. Lawson are Mrs. Lorraine chard Foundations in fourth In be left at the Tolland State Jail 8:46 (20) News Sports. Weather 303 East Center St. Manchester $22.86 per $1,000 of assessed PAINT CO. White, secretary; Mrs. Jtilla the playoffs last week. on the Green today and tomor 7:00 ( 3) World of L.owell Thoma.i V (20) Honey West valuaUon, based on 65 per cent (C) ni:26 ( 3) Starlfeht Movie (C) 72? Main St.—Tel. 649-4501 6 43 -2 4 83 Ooetz, historian, and Mrs. Qiloe Bulletin Board row. (34) Basic Hkjonomlcs (R) 11:30 (10-20-22-30) Tonight (C) ( CAMPBELL COUNCIL NO. 573 of 1960 market values, accord ( 8-40) Joey Bishop (C) Jones, patriotic instructor. (30-40) New.-), Weather The Trinkets and Treasures (30) MunUey-Brinkley (C) (12) I.ate Movie (Delegates to the Countlee ing to the assessor's formula Sale Ctommlttee of the Tolland Manchester Evening Her used by the town. SEE 8ATiniDAY*8 TV WEEK FOB COMPLETE LISTINGS Obuncil Include Mrs. Hickton, Volunteer Ambulance Associa ald Tolland correspondent, Mrs. Afrtcano and Mrs. Louise The $93,000 to be returned to tion will meet tonight at 8:80 at Bette Quatrale, tel. 875-2845. Dormbeck. Alternates are Mrs. ______, ___ 3 by the town’s general fund by the Radio Lolla Griffin, Mrs. Lucy Audet “OLD PAINT' GETS NEW CX)AT. One of new Takes Pride and Pleasure in Board of Education, coupled (This listing includes only those news broadcasts of 16 or 18 freshly painted and marked cruisers belonging to Cruisers Get with $960 to be returned by the and Mrs. Payne. Major Hotels Hit minute length. Some stations varry other short newscasts.) Delegfates to District 3 are the Manchester Police Department is wheeled out Planning and Zoning (jommls- QhoksiAL THsicdA, Qru Joivn, Mrs. Domibeck, Mrs. Lawson, slon, will reduce the mill rate WDMG^ISW ® Night)>eat of the lot, ready for action. The new two-tone de Spring Coat :6b News. Weather. Sport# for next year’s budget be slight 8:00 Dick Robinson 11 Mrs. Hickton, Mrs. Griffin. Al sign sports easily recognizable white doors and 6:00 Joey Reynold# 11:26 Sport# Final ternates include Mrs. Kelly, trunk lids, aimed at aiding citizens and hindering Shades of Bonnie and Clyde! ly over four mills based on the 9:00 Ken Grilfin 11:36 Other Side of the Day _ Bomb Attack Wave 1:06 News. S | fn Off U. S. Choice CHUCK POT ROAST Mrs. Payne, Mrs. Martin and crooks. This wasn’t necessary in the old days since Even Manchester’s police cruis $22,852 mill value. WBOB— Ancient Temple Huge Mrs. Williams. everyone knew the marshal’s horse anyway- ers have come under the influ The $93,000 returned by the ence of infectious spring fash achool board represents a $25,- 8:00 Hartford HlghUgMl BLOCK STYLE n ie auxiliary inducted three 7:00 Nows JAGJAKARTA, Indonesia — new members Monday night, ion trends. 000 tuition rebate from Rock Hits Puerto Rico 8:00 Gaslight 12:00 Quiet Hours The Temple of Borobudur near and was presented with two V em on Accoiding to Police Chid! ville High School, $33,000 addi (Continued from Page One) peared the fire from the jewelry Jog;jakarta is one of the wonders membership awards for achiev James Reardon, two of the de tional anticipation state grants W P O P — 1416 store spread to the Franklin 8:00 Danny Clayton Show of the Aslan world. Built be ing 100 per cent membership partment’s fleet of 10 patrol and $35,000 “realized as a re- the Areclbo fires late this mom- gtoje Another bomb was foun 7:00 Lee "B abI' Slnuni Show tween A. D. 788 and 850 as a 12:00 Gary Girard Show by Dec. 31. cars are currently sporting suit o f Superintendent of Ing, and had sent to San Juan ' Areclbo said symbol of a monarch’s power, One award was received Jaycees to Turn on Town: flashy blaick and white paint Schools Robert Briarton’s bust- for help from the metropolitan ™^®® were m s^ n WINF—US* 6:00 News the temple covers more than from the national president for jobs. "If the experiment ness ability” , according to the fire department. Damage to the gtwe ?irlh e fires in Nora’s l^w- 1:16 Speak Up Sports twe square miles and reaches works," said Reardon, “we plan 6:30 Harry Reasoner the VFW auxiliary, Ruth K. Rock Band Contest May 17 school board. ^ e stores was esUmated at ^ork Depart- 106 feet in height. to paint more of them in a 8:36 Speak Up Siwrta Bogacz. The other award was The school board budget will ment store They said It ap- 6:00 Ktnn U.S. Choice received from Third District A rock band contest at Rock- The Vemon Square Dance slightly different style.” be further offset by per pupil 6:16 Speak Up Hartford PoHce agents In Areclbo said peared the fire from the jewelry 8:46 LowoB 'ntomea Chuck Steaks lb. 69e President Mrs. Laura Ecad>ert vlUe High School will be spon Club will hold Its “ Happy Birth The two-tone cars have grants from the state. incendiary devices were respon- gtorg spread to the Franklin 8:86 PhU Rlxiuto during the Hartford-Tolland sored by the Greater Vemon day to All” dance Saturday at white doors and trunk lids, em- Tlie $960 expected to be re 7:00 Th# Wortd Toiiltitt the OLD Bible for the fires in Nora’s Jew- atore. Another bomb was found 7:16 Prank Gifford County Auxiliary meeting. Jaycees. (jailed "BatUe of the the Vemon Elementary School, blazoned with the department turned by the Planning and elry and the New York Depart- Areclbo at the Pueblo super- 7:30 Alexander Kendrick Congregational Church Notes Bands” the contest will be held The Junior and Senior Fellow- word “POIilOE'’, Zoning Commission represents ment store. They said it ap- market, but caused no damage. ' TJp Hartford in the school gymnasium on 8:00 N London Broil lb. 99c Dr. Elmer Diskan of Manches ship of the Union (jongreg&tlon- which, in addition to the tradl- a double Capitol Region Plan 8:10 Si c Ud Hartford Weldon May 17 at 7:30 p.m. al Church will dramatize the tional red light, aid the citizen ning Agency dues, which were ______There was little doubt that In- U:16 SI Off Cut from choice lean shoulder ter will tell of his experiences w n c —lOM Designed to encourage teen "Seven Last Words of Cbrlst” identifying the unit. budgeted but used. I T * 1 cendlary devices caused the atxtard SS HOPE, at >the aixmiol 5:00 News. Weather Skinkss Men's Night event of the Wom age talent in Vemon and sur beginning at 6 p.m. on Sunday. Five of the department’s cars The CRPA had requested the S a n d y o e a c h M C damage at the hotels and the Drug Co. . Caguas market. 5:16 Afternoon Edition en’s Fellowship tomorrow at 8 rounding towns, trophies find The Rockville Area Family are painted a solid color with extra assessment be budgeted 6:00 News. Wea'her, Soorts of fhclt rrw addri". Leon Ground Chuck p.m. in the Religious Ekhication prizes will be awarded to win Campers Association will meet the seal on the door, while the in case the legislart.ure did not A t B e n e f i t D a n c e n ie explosion at the La Con 6:36 Aftenxxui Edition or Meat Loaf Mix ,g 79° FRANKS lb W Building. ners who can then go on to state at the Lottie Fisk Building in remaining three are unmarked ^ approve a special grant for a cha Hotel occurred In front of 7:00 Americana 767 M A IN ST. The Annual United Congrega and national competition. Henry Park Sunday at 2:30 p.m. for detective uses. water and sewer study of the Sandy Beach, disc jockey for the executive offices. The blast 7:26 David Brlnkl^ The number of competing “The new markings serve a WDRC Radio, will be master of exploded a door some 20 feet 7:30 News of the wortd Porltinq In finch Sirprf FIRM RIPE CHIQUITA tional Church Men’s Communion Rockville Hospital Notes region’s 29 towns. The grant 7:46 Joe Oaragtol# SWEET JUICY TEMPLE bands will be limited to approx multitude of purposes,” said approved, however, and the ceremonies for a Scholarship into the air. It also knocke da 7:60 Shiig Along Parkioq lot Breakfast will be held Sunday Visiting hours are 12 >30 to 8 7:66 Emphasis imately the first ten who regis Reardon, “First to make it extra asseaament was not used. Dance to be held in the Man- five-inch hole in a concrete wall at 7 a.m. at the church. The p.m. in all areas except mater 8:06 Pop Concert BANANAS 2.. 25‘ ter, according to chairman Law easy for a person in trouble to Grand List Breakdown Chester High School gym Fri- and shattered several windows. ORANGES lbs. Rev. David Emmons, minister nity where they are 2 to 4 and rence Halpem of Evergreen spot a police cruiser; second, Hie revised Grand List stood day at 8 p.m. The Manchester ipjjg blast at the Condado in residence of Ingraham House 6:30 to 8 p.m. pkg. 43 ^ of the United Church of Christ, Road. In order to reg;lster inter to act as a deterrent making at $23,644,225. A total of $709,- Jaycees are sponsors. Beach also occurred In the hotel NABISCO R ITZ ...... 1 ested groups should contact Hal where they are 2 to 4 and 6:30 would-be criminals realize there will be the featured speaker. to 8 p.m. 560 was deducted from this for Two bands •will play for the lobby. New England's Leading Pabn Sunday worrfiip serv pem. is a cruiser neaiby and third, exemptions for service and ex- event, the second held by the ------Requirements Include that Admitted Tuesday: Harold to let the taxpayers know that Order Your Easter Dinner Now! ices wtU be held at 9:30 and Paterlc, Elling;ton; Elsie Neff, “THE SIXTH servicemen and their relatives Jaycees this year. Proceeds Two-Year Professional band members be lietween 13 we are on the job." Fresh Native Grayledge Turkeys—Large R a n tin g ChickeJis— Capoms 11 e-m., Including the service of 40 Mountain St.; Oscar Wolfers- and for the Wind. from this and the first dance and 19 years of age, a Connec Reardon said that other states An Gjddltlanal reduction of will benefit the Manchester H lgll'W ay Ol L atter Oven Roasts—Boneless Ribs— Sirloin Roast baptism. dorf, 21 White St.; George La- School of The Liord’s Supper and Office ticut resident for two months, such as New York, Pennsylvan Chappelle, 140 West Main St.; $82,660 was made for. the new Scholarship Foundation. BOSTON — A student of Morrell E-Z Cut Hams— Gem Semi-Boneless Fully Cooked Hams of Twtebrae wlH bo observed on non-professional (not the main ia and California use even dis Mary Skewes, Manchester; Don statutory exemption to the Richard Bohadlk, Jaycees America’s refuse problem estl- Maundy Thursday, April 11, at means of livelihood), of gr>od carded cars, conspicuously ald Pierce, Tolland; John Feld elderly under 1967 Public Act president, will make the presen- mates that Americans are filling 8 p.m. New members will be character and talented. Talent marked and placed In strategic man, 123 Orchard St. 755. tatlon to MSF President Mrs. some 200,000 g;arbage dumps. At ACCOUNTING received into the church at the must be displayed in a manner locations, to deter law breakers. Oiat is “ tasteful” to the general Births Tuesday: A daughter The Grand List Includes 1,876 Eleanore Gowen during the the same time, motorists yearly service. He said that in some cases dum $ dwelling bouses valued at $16,- program. throw on roadsides enough Utter HIGHLAND PARK MARKET public; no competing band mem to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Braun, GRAND NIGHT M U S r HARTFORD INSTITUTE OF ACCOUNTING Good Friday services will be mies were placed in the vehicles ber can have a manager or rela West Hartford; a son to Mr. 279,915 ; 3,695 motor vehicles an jsnee is open to all to cover a modem highway 317 Highland St., Manchester, Conn. Phone 643-4278 held at the First Congregational or cardboard silhouettes. of aircraft valued at $2,630,885, and Manchester youth. 'Hekets will from New York to San Fran- 66 Forest St., Hartford—Tel. 247-1115 and Mrs. William Gugllelmi, Church of Vernon from noon to tive who la a member of the In California cardboard cut ... Baker Rd. Benefit of The Manchester Scholarship Foundation 1,234 bams, sheds, poultry and door. cisco one f
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ed in front of Arthur’s Drug ten warning for failure to ylelc Sharp, listed fifth in most Police said the third house, That year the helmet law died Police Seeking located on Center St. was not Police Probing Store. 942 Main St. yesterday the right of way at an Inter polls, expressed belief that a in committee. m ajority of his followers would entered, but that numerous ■win The 1967 Assembly saw a flur at approximately 2 p.m. secUon yesterday at 8:25 p.m. Trudeau MANCHESTER PET CENTER A truck belonging to Joseph following an accident at the In- switch to Trudeau but this was House Vandals dows had been broken. ry of cycle laws threaten to ex- Two-Hit, Runs Valley, 31 Charter Oak St. was tersection of W. Center and disputed by all the other leading Footprints In ■the area led in Un^rulsh cycling In the state. Manchester police today are Easter Bunnies...... each $2.79 Two cases of hit and run were struck’ In the right rear fender Cooper Sts. Payne allegedly contenders. Martin. Hellyer and vestigators to believe that chil Some of the stranger bills pro- Seen Pick Winters all claimed they would seeking the identity o f youthful dren were responsible for the Guaranteed Singing Canaries $8.95 and $9.95 ^ e d VvcTlata" haw their head- included In reports of three min- by an unknown vehicle as It drove his car into the path of a g(et most of Sharp’s delegates. vandals who caused several damage. lights cn aU the Ume, they or accidenU toMng place on was parked in front of the Hll- car driven by Jean Vecchio, 28 hundred dollars property dam Baby Parakeets ...... $5.95 and $7.95 Sharp’s switch did, however, wear a flasher on their helmta Manchester streets yesterday. Itardvllle Luncheonette, 303 W. Center St.______age to three new homes Tues In Canada bring to Trudeau the finance IJUIGE SELECTION OF TROPICAL FISH and they never ride without Norman J. Francoeur, 23, of Adams St. yesterday between n — day evening or early yesterday The fact that no two people (Continued from Page One) minister’s elaborate campaign AND SUPPLIES their seat belts fastened. 112 Highland St., told poUce his 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. » ^ t m a G a ^ morning. have fingerprints exactly alike organization and it gave Tru This Ume Boardman waa far car was damaged by an un- Robert O. Payne, 21, of 149 lea^r, * *** Informal polls indicated Tru The newly constructed, but was established In 1892 by Dr. from alone. Assemblymen such known vehicle as it was park- Lenox St. was issued a writ- of 13 In Foroanoar, inoia. deau a total of seven Cabinet deau would lead on the first bal unoccupied residence, located Henry Faulds of England. 10 Gallon Aquarium Set-up complete. M I A Q K as Rufus Rose of Waterford a n d ______ministers in his camp. Hellyer lot by a substantial margin, but has four and Martin three. on Love Lane and nearby on All you do Is add the water. iWeFsa George Gunther of Bridgeport Foreign Minister Paul Martin, Center St. belong to the Jarvis Today's convention progrram fought along with many state Transport Minister Paul Hellyer Realty Co., 283 Center St. cyclists to keep the cycle laws was devoted mostly to worship We carry a large selection of Smith-Worthington Guaran and trade Minister Robert Win Authorities said the first sensible. « meetings at which the eight teed Collars and Leashes for your dog. ters also registered significant house, a ranch style, on Love Elxcept for the helmet law leading candidates were given J & M Overhead Trolleys 500 lb. test, 60 ft. $5.05; 75 ft. $7.96 strengfth. Lane, was entered and several and working aspects of the li an opportunity to discuss TIE-OUT CHAINS — SWIVEL STAKES The latest Gallup poll showed feet of baseboard heating was censing law, the cyclists con domestic and foreign affairs COMPLETE DEPT. FOR KEEPING YOUR PETS HAPPY Trudeau far out in front In popu rendered useless as fins, run UPHOLSTERY sidered the la'ws passed ade and to answer questions from BROAD ST. lar support in urban centers. ning the length of the pipes quate and meant for the protec- delegates. Thirty-two par cent of the per were flaittened by a blunt in • Reupholstering Uon of the cyclists. sons quizzed named Trudeau The evening program was FOR HUMANE REASONS WE DO NOT SELL strument. Several window.s • Slip Covers BABY CHICKS AND DUCKLINGS Tfie law that may actually Manehestor their first choice with 14 per dedicated to Pearson, who is re were also damaged with bb • Custom Drapes kill cyoUng here covers the new cent for Martin, 10 per cent for tiring at the age of 70 after five shot and small rocks. insurance requirentents. Rates OPEN D AILY Winters and 4 per cent for Hel years as head of the govern Open Mon. thru Sat. 9:00 to 6:00 The second home, a Cape Tolland, Conn. have gone up as much as ten lyer. ment. He was to deliver his Thursday till 9:00 P.M. thnes over last year for young SILF-fIKVICI DIPT STORI 10—10 farewell speech to the 2,481 (3od, also on Love Lane had sim This may be a factor In the 995 MAIN STREET — 649-4278 er cyclists. convention voting since the Lib delegates, but as not expected ilar damage and in addition, 8754765 ’•That one got by 'Us,” Board- erals face a national election, to indicate which candidate he buckets of paint were spilled on man admits. “W e did not even probably within a few months. favors. the floor. loam o f it unUl cycUsts began writing us in Fetoruary to com spring and Easter plain.” But he has not given up and hopes more reaacmable rates wSl be set and the other laws woriced out. MEN...THE FAMOUS BRAND CLOTHING His present project Involves the AAA sponsored and CMA Before Spring: buds produce leaves, cyclists take to the open, sunny roads. supported Motorcycling School held last July and planned again for this summer. BUYS YOU WANT FOR SPRING AND EASTER! He Lobbies Due to the cycling school, Will New Insurance Boardman has .been asked to help ■write a chapter in the next Without Pay edition of the driver training text. Sportsmanlike Driving. ROYAL-HALL® Thin Cyclist’s Ranks? David M. Boardman hated Ih e book is used by about 98 motorcyclists and everything per cent o f the nation’s driver LEISURE 4 By MALCOLM BARLOW about them. DACRON®-RAYON courses, he noted. New state insurance requirements are changing the He is the son of a Middlesex FAVORITES Connecticut motorcycling scene: Youths are being Judge who was so prejudiced SPORTCOATS forced out and small inexpensive machines are not sell against motorcyclists, he dis ing. ------^ :------qualified himself on cases in Comp volving them. Deaths in 1 8 8 8 Last year insurance rates for opinions, valua 34.95 'Boardman is a "gray flannel a male under 2S and single were Burt Ives of WiUlmantlc, in suit” type from the axiverUsing Good-looking two and three button roughly about $35 for a six the cycle business for more The World profession and is now director lightweight sportcoat.? in sturdy Dacron month period. The coverage was years than most cyclists have of safety and public relations Ralph Fallen Coleman Sr. polyester-rayon blend . .. tailored minimal, but moet parents of walked, said, “ I know the Insur- of the Automobile Club of Hart with two inside breast pockets. Choose boys under 21 insisted their sons ance law will affect us." ford, a member of the AAA. ABINGTON, Pa. (AP) Ralph from glen plaids, tattersalls, more! have it. i, , * insurance is practically But Boardman is also one of Fallen Coleman Sr., 75, illustra COMPLITE ALTERATIONS INCLUDED This year the same male will compulsory for people under the founders and the president tor who later turned to religious have to pay $312 minimum in 21, a good portion of the cycle of the Connecticut Motorcyclists art and portraiture, died Manchester for one year assum- buyers, Ives said. A young Association formed by cyclists Wednesday. He illustrated Rehearse for Weekend Ballets ing he is a “ clean” risk and has cyclist without insurance in an David M. Boardman worried over the flurry of new books for numerous authors, in HALL-PREST® a good driving record. accident must produce a sUe- cycle legislation in last year's cluding W. Somerset Maugham, Miss Janet Popeleskl, left, ing the Hartford Ballet C o m - In Hartford, highest rated in- able bond until the case is set- nician. General Assembly. F. Scott Fitzgerald and Booth and Miss Kristine Miller, Man pany, 308 Farmington Ave., NEVER-IRON suance territory in the state, tied. He loses his license and The club’s main activity is "The convert is always the Tarkington. His religious works chester members of the H art Hartford. the male would pay $362. This the Motor Vehicle Dept. will just ^______taking^ o grroup - - -r tours_____- of the ____strongest-o-- advocate,” Boardman included designs for stalned- ford Ballet resident perform Premiering on Monday eve DRESS SLACKS represenU a drop from $460 In ^ot give him another unUl he ^untrysl^ to the east of Man- explaTns. glass windows. ing company, rehearse for the ning, "The Lady of Tearful Re February. produces insurance, insurance Chester. They have also taken state cyclists call him 'our gret” is a duet choreographed Helen Grace Carlisle ballet’s Premiere Ballet Concert Comp. The big difference this year he must then buy through trips as far as Canada, the lobbyists." Others refer to him for Julia F-.-iderick, Hartford's Series Saturday, Sunday and value 8.95 is in Public Act 581 dealing with pool of “ bad risk” drivers, Cape and scenic spots within as the “ guiding light" of organ- NEW YORK (A P ) — Helen Women's Monday at the Millard Audito ballerina in residence, and insurance for motor vehicle U- “ i f the Insurance were corn- 600 miles. ized state cycling. Grace Carlisle, 70, novelist best rium, University of Hartford Earle Sieveling, a featured art Permanent press 657o Dacron polyestcr- ability. It was passed at the end pulsory over age 21,’’ Ives add- Several mem'bers have toured Boardman was the only man known for "Mother’s Cry” and ceunpus. ist with George Balanchine’s and-3.57o Avril* rayon .. . ‘‘Clean of the 1967 General AaaemWy ed, “ We would reaUy hurt." the country on motorcycles. in the state in 1966 to protest "The Tiger Sniffs the Rose,” Quality Mdiers-^olorful New Style Saturday’s performance will New York City Ballet Com Sweep”’^” soil-release finish. Altered to without fanfare or even the Many cycUsta, he said, refuse 'Their most popular tour is cycle laws In the General died of a heart attack Tuesday. begin at 7:30 p.m. The Sunday pany and guest artist for these iiiseaiit length at no charge . . . 29-42. knowledge of motorcyclists. to carry Insurance at the new a '■roker run.” It is a sembly. But he admits he might matinee’s curtain time Is 2 concerts. Originally composed AU motorcycle Insurance, ac- rates. Often they have homes -arefullv manoed out trip of have voted cycling out of exlst- Arthur Rutherford Ford p.m., and the final ballet Mon as an operatic duet sot to a cordlng- to part of the law which and .property. . . about 75 miles on mostly coun- ence just ' ■* a - few------years earlier.— LONDON, Ont. (A P ) Ar- day Is slated for 8 p.m. All poem by Edward Albee, “The alao deals with cars and trucks, ‘ "The rates defeat the purpoee roads and small highways About five years ago as an thur Rutherford Ford, 87. editor seats are reserved for the three Lady” is a dramatic offering must have passenger coverage, of the law,” he said. Along the route the cyclists ex-Navy man, he was helping emeritus of the London Free Dress Shoes performances, and reserva which combines voice, poetry, The law quleUy went into ef- Frank DeGray of the Vernon -iok up playing cards in enve- recruit youth for the Navy. One Press and member of the tions may be made by contact sculpture and dance. feet Jan. 28 and none of the cycle Shop said he has had sev- jopcs. A t the end of the route youth mentioned ' to him dur- Newspaper Hall of Fame, died state motorcyle group leaders oral young men lose Interest In g. little used scout club ing an interview his hobby was Wednesday. He had continued nor the main dealers knew about the machines when they learned house in Tolland everyone driving motorcycles. writing a weekly column for the It or the effect It would have, ©f the rates. opens up their cards and com- " I told him we had enough Free Press since retiring as edl- 6.27 t. 6.67 tor In 1963. New Hearings Slated David Boardman, president of ."One fella told me the low pares hands. By then, it’s din- hoods In the Navy as it was,” Tapered mld-hc-el allng . . . thin Instep strap allng with mid heel . . bold the Connecticut Motorcyllsts rates of last year were the only ner time and a barbecue is Boardman recalls. stmp style ■with adjustable buckile. hdgh-ridlng tongue. Many more to choose Gardner J. Thomas ^ % Asan., said he first became reason he wanted a bike,” De- started. the youth persisted and MARION, Ind. (A P ) — Gard from, in all the dazzMng new spiring patent colors. Sizes 6 to 10. f ' I aware of the law when parents Gray said. The runs are fully open to made Boardman agree to take ner J. Thomas, 78, who retired On Troubled Fills and teens began writing him Seymour Kudlow of Yamaha anyone with a cycle, according a ride on his cycle before pass- last May as publisher of the designs for the substitute. Gen about the high rates. gales on Main St. said thelaw to Maurice Latulippo, club ing final judgment. (Continued from Page Onei Marion (Jhronicle-Tribune, died eral Dynamics Corp., which Most youth find the money is basically sound, but the president. But the club polices “ It was an old Indian bike,” Tuesday. Thomas also had been four remaining FlllAs were holds the prime F ill contract, hard to cough up in the school rates are “ exorbitant.” all cyclists on the runs. he said. "On a Wednesday ^ ______a member of the board of Fed- grounded as the Pentagon dis has not. year when It took them all last John Larabee, owner and The first poker run is June night I rode on the back of his gj.gted Publications Inc which patched a special investigating The Navy, in an apparent at summer just to pay for the ma- manager of the biggest Honda 19 and will benefit an area bike. It was the greatest thrill ^pg^ates newspapers in’ Mlchl- team to Thailand. chine. dealership in New England on such as a summer camp They I'd ever had. Washington and Idaho as tempt to show the $400 million In a prfevlew of what can be spent on the F lllB would not be " I had no Idea the act was In Center St., said, “ People have raise about $100 each year this "That Saturday I bought my Marlon and Lafayette, expected at the new hearings, the works, "Boardman recalled, learned about the rates talking way. ^'^st motorcycle.” wasted, said the preliminary de Mundt charged that the normal signs call for use of "the F lllB ” We had bird dogs keeping with me on the sales floor. Then The biggest headache of club Boardman drove his s ^ Air Force test program was not track of all motorcycle leglsla- they just walk out. Insurance members is the Image of the «'"all Jap^ese bike whl e p. scott McLean technology and incorporate completed before the six jets most of its basic ^components, tlon last year but this got by used to be a good sales point, "typical” cyclist created by wearing his gray flannel CINCINNATI. Ohio (A P ) — were sent Into combat. Including the engines and the U6-” ” I would not own a motorcy- movies, the press, and a vtigue suits. His Enfield nelghlwrs p McLean, 43, former During stateside tests last Phoenix missile capability. It Boardman is over 30 and cle if I had to pay those rates," group of state cyclists calling ^ kick out of seeing him president and general man- January pilots discovered “ seri would also employ a variable among the older, died-ln-the- he admitted. themselves the “ one percent- l^y^ ager of Indianapolis television ous faults” in the F lllA , Mundt sweep wing." wool cyclists who will have to a cycle, he added. Is driven ers.” This means they are so cycling is not a clean WLW-I, was found dead said, “ yet only two months later The TFX controversy dates to pay little more this year than ©nly six months a year and far out, they form only one per Boad dirt and grease j^jg Wednesday night, the airplanes were sent to Viet the early 1960s. last. They have Httle to kick only when the weather is good, cent of'all cyclists. from the bikes make McLean, who authorities said nam with these faults unrem- about and might be expected to a new cyclist cannot take a The members also feel a dls- J®ans and black leather jackets undergone an unsuccessful Famous When McNamara first arrived New for Springl dled.” at the Pentagon in 1961, the Air welcome the chance to protect passenger until his license Is like for the University of Ckm- kidney transplant, was Mundt also said current plans TEEN MAN their passengers. three months old now. president of Avco Corp. Force was at work on a heavy HALL-PREST®, 'Youth Flex call for 160 F lllA s to be built (between 80,000 amd 90.000 But the older cyclist Is usual- Larabee suggested a rate of beards and ride cycles. When- « before all planned modifications pounds), slim, sleek fighter- HALL-PREST® ly the carefully aged product $160 a year for the 18-year-old ever any of them are in court, " ° “ ywooa- Girls' Shoes NEVER-IRON are incorporated, and urged bomber capable of low-level su of the youthful urge to ride the male cyclist might still be prof- the papers report “ an unkempt the Shoes Boys that production be halted. personic flights beneath enemy Open road with the wind in your itable for the insurance com- motorcyclist was charged ^ orcy s a ^ GOLF JACKETS SLIM SLACKS “ If this drastic step Is not tak radar. face. The urge does not come pany and allow the real en- with. . instead of saying a peop e ’ 2.97 3.77 en,” Mundt said, “ then we will At the same time, the Navy at age 25. thusiast room to enjoy the college student, according to " J - truly be committing another bil publicized was seeking a new missile-firing Party perfect “T" straps with NEW-FOR-SPRING Comp, • TWs year, future aged cyclists sport. John Sabella of the club. ^ ‘ “ 3 .6 7 lion dollar blunder In this TFX plane for air defense of its are looking over new bikes, Jhelr “ Cycling Is good for people," The public Image has created A a c u ff-p i^ wipe 'n wear uppers. program which already has cost ‘Sure cyclists, look dirty, but Adjustable strap for snug fiit. Sizes fleets. It had to be light—no value $10 prices and cost of insura^e. Larabee said, ‘ It gets you out, funny and som -ti.ies bitter stor- NEW CAR styled nice ^ the American teuepayer many, you would too if you rode around 8H to 4. more than 50,000 pounds-aml ^ The lean-legged low-rise styling teen-men The Insurance usually convinces you do and see more than you les the cyclists remember, winlort. Sizes 8% to many fruitless billions of dol WORSTED SUITS like that." HERE stubby for carrier duty, yet it "Glen Douglas” authentic pro st) ling them Its too expensive and they would In a car.” The club once chose the Bunce pretfi. Ill permanent press rayon-aiid- Boerdman’s hiatory as the cy- lars.” needed enough range to stay al permanent press fabric with nylon- could buy a car for less. Ralph Strong, president of the Center In Manchester as the acetale blend, fortified with nylon . . . plus A 1. . J . clists’ unpaid lobbyist began in Mundt called for renewal of oft (or long periods. lined yoke and sleeves, swing-av? .i\ new "Clean Sweep"^” soil-release finish. M ost cyclists, including Connecticut Dealers Assn. and charity they most Wanted to con- ^^en Hartford’s AAA presi- the subcommittee’s hearings. Since the Air Force and Navy action pleat.?, storm tab collar, insidi Pre-hemmed. Sizes 29 to 36. Boardman and other leaders, owner of a Waterford dealership, tribute to that year. They col- 'told thrCenerarArse^^^^^ Asked about this, McCHellan both wanted a plane with ad scorecard pocket! S-M-L-XL (3 6 -l(il want as much ooverage as poa- said the 75 state dealers are just lected a large sum and called a hpimpts tor rvclists should said: “That will be done in due justable wings that could be ful 95 aible, especially for their pas- beginning to feel the pinch as woman at the center to give It Mandatory ^ course but I won’t say just ly extended for short takeoffs sengers who are often their the weather warms. The under- to her. 4fc Boardman was the only cy- for fhaf Oxford or Step-in when.” He said subcommittee an4 tudiced back against th? and wlves or girl friends. But 26 cyclist makes up close to 90 "The woman, a local school present and he strode to investigators have continued the fuselage for high speed dashes, ” Boardman, almost all cyclists, per cent of cycle buyers. teacher, went to one of our microphone to speak against inquiry while hearings were in 52 54 SPECIAL McNamara ordered develop and even many sympathetic in- Despite all the hubbub over meeUngs to pick up the money helmet law after the AAA recess. ment of one plane that would Buraace agenU feel the rates the flurry of new state cycling and her knees shook,” Mrs. Ray- gj^g^j through He was Men's Shoes Comparable value *60 and *65 McClellan charged that Mc satisfy the requirements of both are too high and do not reflect laws passed last year. Strong mond Terlesky recalled. “ But . . . , Namara made a “tragic blun-, OCCASION! services. the risks Involved. said, “ We’ve had very good we didn’t bite and she stayed " der” by attempting to force HALL-PREST® NEVER-IRON By insisting on a high degree (Robert Brian, an actuary cooperation from the Motor Ve- we didn’t bite and she stayed t o ------upon the services “ a weapon so Color is the keynote in our current collection of Juiitiard suits . . with the State Insurance Com- hide Dept. In working out the talk with us and enjoyed the 3 .0 0 of “ commonality” —or use of useless It would imperil the discover newer, zestier patterns in superb worsted fabrics, loomed of and sympathetic leg:islators, the same parts in both Navy QUALITY SPORT SHIRTS mlsalon office, calls cyde in- specifics.” evening.” lives of the pilots and the securi many of the radical bills Intro 3-eyellet tie oxford or hidden gore and Air For^e versions—Mc the world's best... pure virgin wool. Tailored in one, two and three suranoe a "gray area.” He Strang said the dealers agree A Vernon club called the Sll- ty of the country.” duced last year were defeated. : DAILY rental; step-in. Scuff-resist uppers defy Namara claimed $1 billion could ,g g notea the lack of research here with most of the cyclists the ver, ^ Eagle, similar to Tri-City, Most of the present laws are wear, soles and heels never need Since McNamara left the Pen button models with updated lapel treatments, slight body tracing and Comp, value $5 and In other states on the dan- compulsory helmet law waa had a much different experience supported by moat state ^SYSTEMy repair. Blzee 6% ito 12. tagon Feb.. 29 there have been be saved. (Pentagon wags say the theo color-coordinated liningsl In sizes for regulafs,*shorts, longs. gens Involved. wrong. Car drivers are not with the Newington Crippled ^ jjgjg Tri-City members ad- indications that McClellan ry of commonality was first put Tlils Spring, he said, rates forced to wear seat belts, he Children’s -Hospital would soon end his often stormy mitted. forward by Calvin CooUdge, Tremendous selection! camp along the banks of Bolton were largdy based on auto in But some of the laws such as five-year inquiry. who is supposed to have in COMPLETE ALTERATIONS INCLUDED Permanent-press polyester- The hot weather may make Lake. The hospital refused The 72-year-old senator has surance. the helmet law, Sabella said, quired: “If the milita*y really cottons in plaids, stripes, solids, accept their donation after the — LEASING — told friends he believes he was He admitted he could not ex- more helmet law complainers “ Are so sloppy, they’re not en must fly, why can't it buy one iridescents.. . many with club worked to gather the sum. Low dally, weekly or month- vindicated when the Armed plain the basis o f the rates es- strong added. The CMA, Board forceable.” Dress Style machine and take turns using embroidery emblems! Regular pedaily In cases where the cy- man said, plans to fight the hel The image of the monster cy- Ijr rates on new Mercurys or Services Committee voted 11 to You could wear a flower hat it?” ) collar, short sleeves. S-M-L-XL. consUtutional cllst with a leather jacket, hairy helmet” according to Comets! 1-2-8 year leasing 2 to deny the Navy’s request for cle has no plq^ce for a passeng- met law on plan available for all metkes Shortly after McNamara er. grounds. cbest and cigarette drwplJ^ out another member Big Boys' and Men's $588 million for the F lllB . awarded a contract to General and all models! The belief Is widespread on "But we are looking over the But their fight may be in of his mouth is rarely found, said. Dynamics in 1962 to develop a Capitol Hill that the new de rate structure ■used for motor- vain for many young men who Bill Barrows insisted, The club members said they multlservlce plane, McClellan RESERVE A CAR fense secretary, Clark M. Clif cycles,” Brian said, "And we cannot or will not i>ay their "Most of us are really against are not sure what future cy LOAFERS began his Investigation. At first NOW. . .CALL ford, Is willing to drop the Navy hope to come up with con- way onto a motorcycle. nailing. g(irls against trees," cling will be like. The type of the senator concentrated on why version without a fight. Clifford structlve changes In The Herald recently held an said referring to a nationally ^atupg McNamara overruled the re has not stated his views public mediate future. interview with a motorcycle publicized incident In from the present youthful rid commendation of Defense De 643-5135 ly but even before the Armed "We’re dealing with private club which may become more recently. ers may not only be scarce partment experts that the con Services Committee this week Industry now,” he added, “ And and more typical o f motorcycle About the new laws the club soon,______but____ they^ ___ may^ be a dif- 7 .9 7 tract go to Boeing Co. In the en voted funds for the. substitote SOUTH WINDSOR they are being very good about groups all over the state. has much to say. They all felt breed entirely. suing years, the probe has cen FARMINGTON plane-called the V F X l-h e had r o u t e 5 it," The average member of the sure the state legislators need- ______MORIARTY tered on problems encountered AT RT. 177 (PLAINVILLE AVE.) Inverted moc toe seam step-in with approved a Navy plan to start ON EAST HARTFORD TOWN LINE , Despite the dealings ■with the Tri-City Motorcycle Club Is ed a whipping boy last year and leather vamp, t'win side g^>res for in development of the F ill. ROUTE 6 (SCOTT SWAMP RD.) Welcome Here insurance firms, Brian warned, over 30, married, has children chose the cyclists as an easy trim lit. Exitra hard wearing soles ’ work on such a craft. Cost has been one of the big >*ow BROTHERS AU Sizes Four major manufacturers "n iese are- dangerous veh icle and is a property o-wner. TTiey minority group "'Ith little public RUBBER STAMPS and heels. headaches. At first the- Penta FV*r The Big Man In Your EaEiiily, Visit Our Big Man’s Shop In Berlin, Oonii. "Connecticut's Oldest to 12 McDonnell Douglas Corp., and these people are gxilng to all own heavier than average acceptance and no voice In pol- Manchester Linooln-Meroury Dealer” Grumman Aircraft Engineering gon estimated It would cost $6 ALL ALTERATIONS PITTED AND FINISHED IN TIME FOR EASTER have to pay ttieJr coverage.” cycles and prefer several expen- itics. Blueprint and Supply, Inc. •01 CENTER STREET Oorp., Llng-Temco-Vought Inc., billion to produce 1,700 planes. The flwt people to really feel slve European makes. But there are 28,000 eyelid 680 Hartford Rd. and North American Aviation This deluded $711 million (or the pinch are the cycle dealers. Their jobs Include mailman, registered in the state. With Manchester, Conn.—649-8893 (Except Thurs.) Inc —already have submitted research. The Herald surveyed, the four computer programmer, shop David Boardman of the Con- Rockville Exchange Ent. 1495 OPEN EVENINOS major area dealers for their foreman gnd electronics tech- nectlcut Motorcyclists Assn. # > -f"
MANCHWIBR EVBNDfO HERALD. lilANCHESIER. CONN. THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1968 PAGE PAGC aiXTHEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHEBTSB. CONN. THURSDAY. APRIL 4. 1968 Huge Storm B olton it itnl eastor, LBJ Decision Seen Spurring BITUMINOUS R am s into Conservationist to Outline 1 a Y without doooraM Midcontinent Plan on Open Space Tonight FAIRWAX Attitudes of Wait-and-See DRIVEWAYS F/RST osgt! The public Is invited to a school gym has ended for the "When you read the ballot you running for 28 seats. Jcriinson’s By THE ASSOOIA'EBD PRESS NBW YORK (AP) — Preil- Izens for Johnson-Humphrey. P ek in g Areas . Gas Stattan. . hearing tonight on the town’s year. know I’m a candidate for presi name also is on the ballot. A monster storm punched its \ ^ dent Johnson’s decision not to Several Oregon Johnson back- Now Booking for Seasonal Work proposed open space program. Approximately 30 persona, dent,” Branigin says. ’”rhere’8 Of these delegates who may way through the midcontinent w* hov* p oos" *99 d y« seek re-eiection has led to a era Indicated they wanted the today after raking the middle Under the auspices of the Plan male and female, ranging in age wait-and-see attitude on the nothing on there about being a make an early switch, Mitchell vice president to enter the cam said, "M y offhand guess would Early Bird Special Mleslsslppl Valley with death- ning Ckimmlsalon, members of from about 26 to 46, exercised in boHi 19c and 29c fixes presidential candidates among: stand-in.” paign. be there will be more going for dealing tornadoes and burying the Conservation Commission and played various games under his supporters in Indiana and A number of other Democrat "He is the one man, next to ir/« DISCOUNT NOW THRU APRIL 9Hi porta of the Great Plains In a will outline their proposals for the direction of David Dooman, both stores open thurs. ’n’ fri. nltes till tiff Ore(on, two key primary states. Kennedy than McCarthy.” ► ic leaders in Indiana declined to the President, who has the most bllnard. the future, green spots In the Bolton resident and Bennet Jun In tvro others, supporters of Two of the Johnson delegates ■''An work Personally Supervised. We are 160% insured. — two ooavealcBt locottona — say who they may favor for the knowledge and experience to Eight persona were kUled and town, from the standpoint of ior High School physical educa Sen. Robert F. Kennedy already said before the President with downtown manchester — east middle turnpike nomination. Sen. Birch Bayh, guide this country,” said Travis aixirea were injured Wednesday conservation, appearance and tion Instructor. ■ have stagred a lightning raid on drew, that they were transfer who had supported Johnson de Stewart, a coordinator for the DsMAK) BROTHERS "" night in a rash of tornadoes recreation. Tlie meeting begins Folk Concert Set the Johnson delegrate camp in spite a close friendship with the ring their support to Kennedy, national Johnson-Humphrey OAIX. 648-7601 Nebraska’s delegates to the which churned out of the storm at 8 p.m. in the Ckimmunlty The senior high school French California and have won over a Kennedys, said “ I’m going to Oommlttee. I convention are not bound by the system and ripped hardest at Hall. (Jlub is sponsoring a folk con few Johnson men in Nebraska. think about what this really Norman Stoll, a national com f cert Saturday starting at 7:80 presidential vote. Committed Arkansas and Tennessee. Heavy A 12-page mimeographed Hie New York Eiemocrat means before I make a state mitteeman and a Johnson man, p.m. in the gym. Rodger Grose delegates stay with their candi rain aCbompanylng the twisters booklet describing the plan in faces Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy ment.” said he felt "no compelling rea will emcee. High school folk date until he gets less than 36 brought a threat of flish flood detail will be available. It con in the four primaries and first Delegates are bound to the son to rush to align myself at Dr. Harvey PasM Boy Conyers groups will entertain. Refresh per cent of the convention vote, A M E R I C A ’ S l a r g e s t FAMILY CLOTHING CHAIN ing In northeastern Arkansas. Loola Aptor indications in an Associated this time with either Sen. Eu tains two maps, one showing FRiDAY winner of the Indiana primary until two votes are taken or un Foot-deep snows spilling out ments will be sold during inter Press survey are that Kennedy gene McCarthy or Sen. Robert existing open space, and one mission. for the first convention ballot til released by the candidate, of the masalve storm were u m ??T s gained most from the Presi showing proposed open space. Proceeds will go toward fi only. whichever comes first, Kennedy.” whipped Into 6-foot drifts by 60- dent’s decision. Rep. Edith Green, a cochair The booklet lists the goals KNOWN FOR VAlUtS SPECIAL Kennedy did not enter the Ne mUe-an-hour winds and left nancing the club’s trip to Que ’The voters give their verdicts NEBRASKA— man for Kennedy in Oregon, for open space In Bolton, de bec during spring va<»tion. braska race in time to line up a much of Wyoming and adjacent in Indiana May 7, Nebraska State Chairman John C. said, however, that her office scribes the town geologically, delegate slate, but appears like parts of Colorado and Nebraska Music for the ‘Experienced’ May 14, Oregon May 28 and Cal Mitchell a Johnson backer, said received a large number of tele lists needs, lists what exists, The sophomore class 'will hold ly to pick up some from John , virtually paralyzed. Helicopters ifornia June 4. he expects some Johnson dele phone calls from ' Democrats then goes into the future, on a a record hop tomorrow in the gates to wait and see what Vice son. McCarthy has a 31-man and snow plows were poised to ALL THE FISH This 1s how the fight for dele priority basis. gym entitled "Are You Experi who had wanted to support the move out at daybreak in search gates looked in the four states a President Hubert H. Humphrey slate. After the public hearing, the enced?” from the record of the OREGON— administration, but now felt of hundreds of stranded motor few days after Johnson an does. they could back Kennedy. Planning Commission may same name.) Grades 9~1 are In "Some of us don’t want to be President Johnson’s name ists and isolated ranchers. nounced his surprise decision: CALIFORNIA— adopt the plan as part of the vited. Dress Is optional. Donation jumping from horse to horse to also remains on the Oregon bal Temperatures plummeted YOU CAN EAT! INDIANA town plan. is 60 cents single, 78 cents dou lot, where 36 first-ballot votes ’The Kennedy forces in Cali sharply In the wake ^ the The President’s "stand-in” in horse,” says Mitchell. A similar Informational Jiear- ble. The door prize is two tick Some Johnson men, however, will go to the preferential pri fornia worked to capture sup storm. Cold-wave warnings Indiana, Gov. Roger D? Branl- port on the J<4uison delegate Ing was held last year, when ets to the Bill <3osby show at the gln, now says hes’ "running to said they think his withdrawal mary winner. were issued for much of the cen the conservationists were work "We are Just standing by for slate, led by State Atty. Gmi. Bushnell this Saturday. win." At stake are 66 votes at frees delegates from commit tral plains. Heavy-snow warn ing on the plan. It was attended the present,” said Ross Morgan, Thomas C. Lynch. the Democratic National Con ments to him. ’There are 42 ings were out ahead of the by a captive audience of Boy Manchester Evening Her Johnson delegates among 103 a cochairman of the Oregon Cit- "Join with us in the campaign storm In the Dakotas and n , 0 9 vention. Scouts. ald Bolton correspondent, that wlU make Robert F. Kenne Mtanesota. dy the next president of the For those In town who would Clemewell Young, tel. 648*8981. Hardest hit by the outbreak of SERVED WITH . . . United States,” urged Assembly tornadoes and high winds was like relief from' budget fig- Vernon inres and sch
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r PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1968 PAGE NINSTTBEN Chicago's Eddie Stanky Never at Loss for Words to Newsmen iMAPEFIliT Rohr, Morehead THE Stanley Cup Playoffs NCAA Asks Investigation UMldllft Back to Minors Herald Angle Talks Frank, Blunt and Forward B y For AAU Track Control SARASOTA (AP) — Dave Morehead, who once . BARRY COWLES By EARL YOST By EABL TOST pitched a no-hitter for the Boston Red Sox, and Bill SARASOTA, Fla.— Never at a loss for words, and a TU/ZHEP Scholastlo Sports Writer OARABOTA, Fla.—Stanley Rohr, who once almost did, will be doiftg their throwing At Four NHL Sites WASHING'TON (A P)__ initial steps in that dl- the NCAA, which in turn is Itz firuy attempting: to create a new imag:e among: the man- WITH f > a o - ronoTPqs and tha courts rectlon. largest member. Father Crow- “Lefty" Bray, local realtor, who in the minors this year. tros on five hits. ag:erial ranks—and doing a pretty good job of it, Eddie p r e s e n c e . winters in this Florida West The Red Sox optioned More- Hurler Throws Strong at Manchester High NEW YORK (AP)—The to The National Collegiate Ath- ley. arguing that up to 90 per Sam Bowens hit a homer in appear destined to become AssocIaUon’s president, cent of the nation’s amatsur Stanky stood on the soap box and without stopping s a x Coast city, has been a regular head, who threw Boston’s la s t once In a 15-minute period .------— ------— the ninth for Washington’s victo TJe Manchester High Diamond boys are getting some chase for the Stanley Cup, battleground m Michigan prof. Marcus L. athletes fall within the USTFF, lambaMed members of the 8®od reasons, too," he add- at Payne Park, winter home of no-hltter in 1966, to their Louis pretty consistent pitching these days. They have a new hockey’s most cherish^ MPP/B 5 ville farm team Wednesday. ry maigin over Baltimore. Hie the ^bitter war between the Pi^nt, all but conceded any charged the AAU Is trying to the Chicago White Sox. Bray Senators have a spring record fellow out on the mound who is only three and one-half piece of hardware, begins fourth estate. has access to the playing field Rohr, who came within one out nation’s colleges and the hope tor reaching a voluntary maintain a monopoly over eon- You have bo be around Stanky, in case you haven't c f 17-6, best in the majors. f ^ t twl, but puts the pitches right where you want tonight at four National STAN Xyi and clubhouse and has been col of hurling a hltleas game Amateur Athletic Union peace not backed up by law is trol of sports meets, Stanky a little while to know gathered by now. is frank, blunt The Braves beat the Yankees them irregardless. This new addition has been known Hockey League sites, and forward. lecting a wealth o f inside base against the Yankees in his first for sports management su- dead. The AAU had accepted the when he's talking straight o n six runs in the fourth Inning. to toss 11 out of 12 strike balls across the home plate. The Chicago Black Hawks, The Rev. Wilfred H. Crowley, Feb. 1 findings of an arbltraUon “You guys don’t print what ball material. start last season, was released premacy. from the shoulder and when Atlanta put together five sln- Hia nickname U “Pitch” . . . ------—______who finished a stumbling fourth Campus officials promise, president of the USTFF, an- panel set up by the Senate and I say anymore. You all have a he’s using his best knife to In fact, a bad day for ® ® in the NHL’s East Division, play however, the feud won’t affect nounced Wednesday he had appointed by Vice President Hu way o f twisting things around. Tom Shopay, llie liWe young cut up the grass. pitchers all around. The Olncln- passed ^ 1 and an «Tor, the second place Rangers at America’s prospects In the 1968 written Atty. Gen. Ramsey hert H. Humphrey. The USTFF Hell, the other day I was talk ster from Bristol, Is disappoint Stanky, who has yet to pilot natl Reds optioned out IW-year- Jim Bunning went the dis j^ ^ p m cu ce, yup. Ita an t r J - e " ? S New York and East champion Olympics. CTark to ask him "to Investigate turned this down,, and Plant said ing with six guys and the next ed that he hasn’t been playing a winner in .rix previous tries, old Gary Nolan, 14-8 last year, tance for the Pirates and sur Montreal hosts third place Bos The schools spumed a Sen- violations of the Sherman Anti- he would tell the NCAA Council day I read six different stories much this spring In a bid for a four with the St. Louis Cardi- to the minors because of arm vived a rally in the ninth inning TlUre are many varied reac- » ton. ate-supported proposal for trust Laws on the part of the to do the same when it meets nals and twice in Chicago with ^ what I bad said, varsity outfield Job. The Nut- with the tying run on third, by tiona that come from the In- In the West Division playoffs, __ _ _ P . ••VIo.-nAv'Carller thiathis week I had oc trouble. And the New York Yan peace Wednesday as the U.8. Amateur ^ Athletic Union by later this month. the White Sox, greeted me megger will be sent out for kees sent Steve Barber to their retiring Pete Rose and M ax dividual players. The majority i St. Louis, which finished' third, Track and Field Federation monopolistic rules and practices The panel, after 27 months of warmly at Paime Field, spring casion to go out to the out more seasoning, most likely to Johnson. aaying “ Boy, It’a a lot different visits champion Philadelphia field during batting practice to Syracuse farm. mile banked oval. asked the Justice Department to unduly restricting track and deliberations, had left the NCAA home o f the Chlsox, and Invit Syracuse In the ’Triple A Inter Also, the Red Sox opUoned Sal Bando hit his ninth hofner than a regular (human) pitch- ” " and second place Los Angeles beg^n an Immediate antitrust field competition.” In charge of student meets and ed me to step into his private talk to one o f my players vdio national League. Shopay has of the spring for Oakland In the er.” ' Each man geta 12 pitches One the main goeis, prf)- entertains Minnesota, which fin had made a mental blunder the DarreU Brandon and the New investigation of AAU track con- Col. Donald Hull, executive dl- the AAU as overseer of open office, a long foul ball to the donned glasses In the past 10 York Mets gave Hal Renlff, a first inning when the AthleUcs thrown to him and some hit and ish ^ fourth. trol. rector of the AAU, termed the competition. It said USTFF day before. I put my arm several just don’t hit. dlanapoHs 500 on Memorial rear of the first base stands. days for the flrat Uma “He’s mainstay of the Yankees In bet scored three runs. All series are best-of-seven The USTFF made it clear if threat of antitrust action "rldl- meets should comply with AAU Then the reception turned cold. around him, told him what he got too much talent and nat Vem Puller drove In fom It’a aU matter of timing with P ^ ’ ^ergin his left games, had done wrong and pointed out ter days, his outright release. the government won't go to culous” and said, "I don’t see requirements, “ You want a story?” he ask- ural ability to be sitting In exhibition action Wednes runs, three with a home tor the machine, but you’d better weekend for the Phoenix Last year’s Cup champions, court, it will. how It deals with a nonprofit The priest declared a truce in what he ^ ould have done. One Cleveland. The Indians didn’t race. The weekend o< March the Toronto Maple Leafs, fln- ed. around,” Manager Ralph Honk day, Detroit beat Houston 3-1, be looking or your liable to end At the same time, three senn- group trying to help the young the track feud until Nqv. 1, That was the request from Chicago writer asked ■What 23-24 the car, for the first iahed fifth In the East Division told me laat week. Shopay has Washington edged Baltimore 3- wrap the game up until Angel up getting beaned like Tony tors said Congress should write athletes of America.” three days after the Olympic this New England visitor. y®v tell him ?” been rooming with another rookie pitcher Vicente Roono’s Conlgllaro. It takes ^bout l;36 time, was driven on the Staf- and did not qualify for the play 2, Atlanta pounded the Yankees ford Speedway for the purpose a peace treaty Into law, and The USTFF is the protege of Games end In Mexico City. "O.K. Give me a hundred "I told him it was none of 9 roolde, pitcher Stan Bahnsen. 7-1, Pittsburgh downed Cincin throwing error let in the de- for "Pitch” to hurl 12 balls, offs. of final tuning and minor ad- And -the Black Hawks, last bucks,” he shot back. "That’s Ws bxisiness. ^ T A M n y nati 4-3, Oakland crushed Bos breaking run. compared to nearly 10 for a “Another Chicago writer who juetmenta for proper handling. what its worth for an exclu New York Yankees have two ton 9-2, Cleveland outshigged Rookie Jose Arcla had five pitcher. year’s regular season cham saw me with the guy In the An hour and one-half was spent pions, entered the Cup show sive back to Connecticut.” pitching coaches on their staff, Los Angeles 10-8. hito and drove in the winning It wiU be an eariy season help, Fairfield Names Jim Lynam outfield didn’t say a word to by this writer at .the track on His interviewer, naturally, hoHdoiver Jim ’Turner and new Also the Chicago Cubs outlast run with a single in the lUh for but one can’t believe that be down with a host of problems, me, or ask me anything, but I Sunday, but connections were among them a six-game winless was stymied. comer Whltey Ford, the most ed San F’rancdsco 7-6 in 11 In- the Cubs. The Cubs scored four fore the Indians open their read in his widely clrixUated bad as it seems it was late In As Head Basketball Coach Y MIDGET STANDINGS “It’s worth a hundred to me history. Most teams carry but nings, California beat Its Seattle runs in the ninth on six straight schedule, they’d better get a streak in the flila\ two weeks of the e f tomoon before the car ar the regular season which slid W. L. so it must be worth a hundred (am .) column that I was send one pitching coach. Turner was farm dub 2-1 and Philadelphia hits off Frank Linzy. live pitcher on the mound. FAIRFIELD, Conn. James F. athletic director. ing the gpiy down to the minors rived and this writer had since them from second to fourth Boland Oil 19 0 to you,” he added. sI bo a pitcher during his play Cookie Rojas and Mike Ryan • • * Lynam, assistant varsity and Lynam, a 1964 graduate of St. nipped St. Louis 6-4. departed. place. Wyman Oil la 8 TTlls proposition wasn’t ex and he speculated as to what ing days 'With CSndnnatl, Bos Mickey Stanley's three-run each drove in two runs each for freshman coach at St. Joseph’s Joseph’s O ff the Desk Manchester race fans will be Then there are injuries. Scor Flks 10 9 pected, but, apparently when I club it was going to be. ton Braves and the Yanks. homer in the third inning gave the Phillies. Rojas homered in coUege in Philadelphia and one Hawk teams In his junior and "I have news for him, the anxiously awaiting word on ing champion Stan Miiklta was a Hilltop Motors 4 16 hesitated, Stanky felt that the Detroit all the runs It needed to the first and Ryan’s two-run GetUng initiated into the of -the school’s all-Ume bosket- senior seasons and was a mem- Bergin’s first experience. doubtful starter for tonight’s Manchester Auto Parte 4 16 joke had gone far enough. player is still with the dub and win. hOckey Lolich and Dennis double in the eighth provided track coaching bit is Jim Mor- GETS TREATMENT—Stan Mikita, of Chicago iball luminaries was named Mon- tor of the school’s 1,000 career Mickey Mantle is winning rt , , opening g:ame because of a back Stanky, who picked up the will be when we get back to the winning runs. Black Hawks and NHL’s leading scorer, receives day as head basketball coach point club, has been freshmen BUSINESSMEN’S ed that New York writers were "I just can’t stand the breed talk a little about his club. countless new fans on the Flor Ribant combined to stop the As- larty. He had a group of about Injury and Bobby Hidl and Den nicknames of Muggsy and Chicago to open the season. at Fairfield University. coach at his alma matte rthe 14 1 “just as bad.” of new baseball writers, radio “We had to let Jim O’Toole ida trail. Having followed the 16-20 ninth graders that are Football Meetings is DeJordy also were nursing diathermy treatment today for chest and back Army & Navy Stinky, while playing second “This same guy (writer) The announcement of toe last three years. His teams have 10 6 "My job,” the former New and telev^on people, sixm e at and Bob Shaw go because we Yankees on their Florida West nxming at the high school bruises. muscles from trainer Nick Garen. Team flies to Klock baseball for several National came Into camp two days after track. . .Paul Phlnney, Wendall Manchester High’s football selection of toe 26-year old compiled an overall record of t ^Iso 8 7 York Mot farm director said, these baseball experts are 23 or just don’t have any room for Coast swing, Fve found Man Washington Opens Monday, Emile Francis, coach of the New York today for tonight’s cup series with New Tel so League clubs, Including World we started and cut my squad 24 years old and they know any new pitchers. It’s 'tough to Moratta and Dick Williams have coach Dave Wlggln has started Lynam was made by Athletic 33-21. Sportsmans Tavern 8 7 Series representatives in down to 25 players. Well, we “la victories. Ih at’s how I’m tle never too busy to sign auto York Rangers. (AP Photofax) more about baseball than me break into our staff for a new a fl.^ group Of toys on the oval t o f hilLky’ d e ^ e ^ m ^ Director George^ R. Blsacca, Bisacca described Lynam aa a UAC Barons 4 11 Brooklyn, Boston and New stlU have six guys aicund who judged. My goal Is to win, win, graphs or pose for pictures and I’ve been in baseball 33 man, starters and reliefers,” he for this year's track season, boys. Interested In football, from wasn’t so sure. The playoffs mark the re tom whom Lynam succeeds, at a “ young, enthusiastic basketball Beer Barons 1 14 York (Giants), first put this were ‘out’ and I have a good win. with youngsters. The same Johnson Waits for Winner vdio has been nursing two years.” offered. Working everyday after school, Bennet and Illlng Junior High’s, “ I’ve been in enough playoffs of the Flyers to their regular press conference In toe unlver- man who possesses toe dynamic writer at ease and then told of mind to keep all six just In can’t be said for Joe Pepitone WASHINGTON (AP) — Presl- The White H b i^ is still sU«»t bruised knees, to be ready. He "Don’t believe that nice guys Chicago, fourth the past two many changes In pole vault and Wlggln reports that he present- to know anything can happen,” home Ice. They played 21 of slty’s Campus Center. spirit and vision which we at SENIOR LEAGUE “I don’t like some ball play who acts Just the opposito and dent Johnson has his last on whether Johnson, who has also was expecting to see Mikita 15 1 some of the problems he had spite of ithat guy,” Stanky con- win pennants. GU Hodges is a years, nearly made a run for shot-put have been added. . . over 100 toys attending said Blake, who has led toe Can- toelr last 24 regular season Blsacca retired as head coach Fairfield like to think is char- Morlarty Bros. enoountered this season, none tlnued, taking time out only to ers, too. The guys that we trade nearly leveled a youngster who and Hull in action for Chicago. 9 7 nlos guy, at least you press it last year. Btanky’s crew led chance to avoid a baseball dmt- announced he won’t run for re- The notice of coaching vacancy classes on Monday, Tuesday adiens to seven Stanley Cups in games on toe road after toe at Fairfield last month af- acteristlc, not only of our bas- Top City Blues on the ball club. Jlte up a cigarette and stretch seem to use me as a crutch. had the nerve to ask this “su out as the Washington Senators "I don’t doubt that they’re 7 9 men say so, well, we’ll see If from June 10 to Aug. 13 and as election, will make the tiadl- In "toys basketball” was put Thursday nights from 7-9. 13 seasons. Spectrum was closed«by wind ter serving ten years In that keitiball program, but our Ansaldls ‘iMy club’s sound and ready,” hds legs out onto a traveling he wins with the Mets. Fans It’s my fault they can’t hit, per star” for his autograph. open the 1968 season Monday hurting,” said Francis,, “ but I HaiwkB 1 15 late as Sept. 6 before falMng tlonal trip to the ballpark next out over the notices of the school The classes are held In room A-7 In toe new West Divdrioa, damage. capacity. He has remained as academic growth as well." he said, adding, “despite the trunk. run or field. That’s why they Baseball would be lots better know those two. They'll be here Los Angeles was ready to c a l l ------don’t buy tickets and come out behind, winding up three games against Minnesota. •ystem In Manchester. One on Monday and Thurs^y and Philadelphia goes with young newspapermen. They’ve been “Maybe the writers should to see managers perform. I was are traded, but they always with more Mantles and less Johnson, now 0-3 and the only week for his fourth try. His at- even if they have to play in on Coach Red KeUy against back o f Boston. would assume that the “ toys the choral room, on Thursday, Bemle Parent in goal against trying to manage this club run this club?” Btenky asked. never a nice guy when I played blame the manager,” he add^. Pepltones. President still waiting for his tendsmee Is uncertaJn. wheelchairs.’’ Minnesota. Kelly, Inactive since *^My pitchers have leaimed basketball” would meai-i jayvee Both rooms are located near the Boston’s hustling Bruins— St. Louis and veteran Gleim Psychological Reason for Psychiatrists ever since I took over. Stanky admitted that not and I’m not a nice guy now. I ’m Stanley’s big Job with the first winner in baseball’s annual Humphrey, the ever-ebullient, leading toe Maple Leafs to toe that I’m quick with the hook,” substitute. Is No. 2 In this as coach, meaning that Jim Mor- auditorium. ^ . , most of them with no prior Stan- Hall. “Get this • straight, I hate only did he resent the poison- 48 and I’m not going to change Pale Hose Is to bring a ‘winner “Our farm system is opening day ritual, may pass up larty has already been highly Any toys Interested In play- rhm Bvnprience—are decld- Doug FaveU,Favell, PhiladelphlaPhiladelphia’s s
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Siragusa-Johnson Plague Firemen 15,580 Leads to Three Arrests VERY VITAL PART OF YOUR OAR Manehe$ter A City of Village Charm Alarm reqmnaes by both the (CkMelfted Advertiahig on Page 26) PRICE TEN CENTS Three young Manchester men portedly taken from Center Park Town and Eighth District Fire How miKh do ydo know about it? 0 ^ VOL. LXXXVn, NO. 158 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 1968 were charged with larceny un- only a short time before. FREE booklet that tdls you all about it includhic Departments yesterday, were der $60 last night, after the Police were notified of the 11 ways to proteet it. pickup truck In which they were theft when a fireman observed limited to corraling minor grass riding was found to have an un three men loading the bench In fires, adiich had crept out of IWIT iriiiMa « 4 • MS ol eery dw, *0™“ “ b tie u a. e»llt AAMOO usual rear seat, a bench from to a white pick-up and driving control. Center Park. off in a westeriy direction on Town firemen busied them- Frank J. Campenelll, 22, of 79 Center St. The three men told Mlves with a pair of such Ytu la frw i fW iw dehw k Mather St.; Barry J. Cole, 24, the arresting officer they did K Area, one at 08 Summit S t at in p S e dW. And Witt of 167 E. Center St. and Albert only as a prank. 6 fl6 p.m. and another at 8:46 onr SCO AAMCO OMrtM M M t to O N It E. Scabies Jr., 21, of 30 St. Campenelll and Cole are in p.m. at a vacant lot on Bl in coins. tivity and blatant white rac Ralph Th» bride is the daughter of Police said some of the gress new recommendations and and brothers of the bridegroom. ism.’’ fuggestions for easing the light nanied to succeed ^ Mr. and Mna Axel W. Johnson youngsters, en route home, Mrs. Johnson wore a yellow Classes were dismissed at a fu X7^ «« as head of the Southern Chris- of 235 Hlgliland St. The brido- smashed some windows and of the Negro. dress with matching acces high schools in Freeport, N.Y., His statement was broadcast tlan Leadership Conference, giocm Is a son o f Mr. and Mrs. turned in fire alarms. sories. The bridegroom’s mother Trenton, N.J., and Toledo, Ohio. nationally by television and ra called for silent marches Sun Ail>e(t Siragusa o f Kenmore. wore a blue knit dress with Many pupils at a Hartford At Freeport a group of youths, dio networks. day around the nation In King’s The Rev. C. Henry Anderson, matching accessories. Both FLOOR COVERING High annex, which haia a school mostly Negrroes. broke a win In his address, Johnson said memory. He said he and other pastor o f Emanuel liUttaeren population about 90 per cent SCLC officials would return wore corsages of yellow and dow and bumed'a small Ameri the "dream of Dr. Martin Lu Ctaurch, pertotmed Ibe double- Negro, walked out of school. Monday to lead a silent msuxh. white carnations. TEMPLE’S MAIN STREET—ACROSS FROM BOURNE BUICK can flag. At Toledo 2,000 youths ther King has not died with ring ceremony. Jamne MIcKay A reception was held at the Police arrested six persons roamed streets around the him." Negroes and white, he Memphis was relatively calm was organMt and the solk^ Army-Navy Club. For a Can and used tear gas several times school, and broke windows in sadd, must join to prevent the this morning after six hours of ■was {Ronald Erickson. Bouquets adian motor trip, Mrs. Slragusa to break up window-smashing, oars and buildings. Several fires "forces of divisiveness’’ from looting, arson and shootings set of whfto gtaiOolli and yellow looting and rock-throwing in broke out. A police car was off Thursday night by the slay wore a pink and white coat- Unidentified woman weeps as she views body of Dr. King at Memphis funeral home. (AP Photofax). ruining society. pompons were «n the attar. dress with pink accessories and cidents in the city’s predomin stoned at Trenton, where young AU citizens, he added, "must ing. The dusk-to-dawn curfew The bride was given dn mar- a corsage of pink carnations. ancy NorUi End Thursday night Negroes caused a commotion In stand their grounds to deny was lifted this morning and Na itage by her father. 9ie wore The couple will live in Kenmore. Fix Up Now For Easter and early today. school corridors. violence Its victory." The races tional Guardsmen and police pa a fuU-4cngth xleeiveleaB gown of Mrs. Slragusa ia a graduate Schools in New Haven all Most of the 3,800 predominant must work together, he de trolled possible trouble areas. Hnen, dkublaned with ChanUUy of Manchester High School and were dismissed at noon today, ly Neg^ro students of a South clared, “tuitll we do overcome.” The Memphis Press-Sclmitor laoe bodioe, A-bne sidiit and a the Career Academy for Med but even before that hour po Philadelphia high school walked Retaliation ■WASHINGTON (AP) — Fol- said police arrested a short, cathedral-length itrain o f match ical Aaalatanita, New York City. WALL TO WALL CARPET lice reported isolated cases of out today, and several smaller lowing is the text of President balding white man this morning ing lace. Her ribow^length veil Mr. Slragusa, a graduate of youngsters flinging stones or schools in the area had smaller Is Urged by Johnson’s proclamation Friday as he left a rooming house near o f sUk MuBdon was arranged Kensiagton High School, at trash cans, and mUling around walkouts. There was some win on the death of Martin Lu the shooting scene. He was re from a matching lace petal tended the Unliversiity o f Buf VINYL 10 0 % NYLON DUPONT 501 in larger-than-usual g^roups. dow smashing. ther King: ported turned over to the FBI, headpiece and she carried a Co falo, where he was a member The outbursts were apparent After one of Innumberable Carmichael To the people of the United but the FBI agent in charge, lonial bouquet of oarnottons and of Phi Kappa Psi fTOtemlty. IINSTALLED OVER 32-OZ. WAFFLE PAD ly reaction to the slaj^ng of fires in a Brooklyn Negro dis States: Walter Happel said he had no roses. The bridal gown was de He has received on honorable King in Memphis. trict, during the long, violent WASHINGTON (AP) — Black The heart of America grieves information on the arrest. signed and made by the bride. ASBESTOS Early today, Hartford police night, an 87-year-old man was today. A leader of his people— King’s widow flew to Mem discharge from the U.S. Navy, power advocate Stokely Carmlc- a teacher of all people — has phis In a plane chartered by Miss Karen Benson of Hebron and is employed as a radio and (See Page Fourteen) (See Page Fourteen) hale urged Negroes today to was maid of honor. She wore television broadcaster in Buf Choice fallen. Sen. Robert F. Kennedy to a full-length blue crepe gown, falo. arm themselves with guns and Martin Luther King Jr., has claim the body of her slain hus TILE been struck down by the vio- band. She remained aboard the designed with lace bodice and Of take to the streets in retaliajtion chiffon overskirt. She wore a for the fissasslnatlon of Dr. lence against which he preach- plane at the airport, i 2 " x i r matching floral headpiece, and Step O ff a Triangle 9" X 9' Colors Martin Luther King Jr. ed and worked. The body, In a bronze casket, King’s Death Halts Carmichael told a news Yet the cause for which he was put on view and hundreds CHICAGO — Step off the dis INSTALLED IN ANY ROOM conference he wants black struggled has not fallen. The of Negroes passed to pay their tance from the kitchen refrig America to “ kill off the real en voice that called for justice and last respects. A large crowd LOFT'S KITCHEN erator to the range and then to UP TO 12'x12' emy.” brotherhood has been stilled— was still at the funeral home the sink and return. If the total Political Campaigns “We have to retaliate tor the but the quest for freedom, to when the casket was loaded Into which he gave eloquent expres FRESH CANDY of the three sides of this tri PREPARATION EXTRA Do One Or The Other death of our leaders,” he said. a hearse to be taken to the air angle is 22 feet or less, plan WASHINGTON AP) — The posed a week of naUonal mourn sion, continues. port. As Abernathy closed the violent death of Dr. Martin Lu "’The execution of those debts ning has produced an effective ing. Men of all races, all religions, door on the hearse, he said: ther King Jr. disrupted the 1968 wlU not be in the courtrooms. WELDON DRUG CO. kitchen design. No one of the Vice President Hubert H. all regions must join, together "Long live the king.’’ CERAMIC BATHROOM political campaign and some po They will be in the streets of the three elements should be more Humphrey gave news of the as in this hour to deny vlblenco In Washington, Black Power liticians say It could remain a United States of America.” than nine feet from the other. sassination Thursday night to its victory—and fulfill the vi- advocate Stokely Carmichael ARMSTRONG It costs 80 little and adds so much. factor through the November 2,700 people attending the big "When white America killed ‘It lasts a lifetime. Don’t settle for ,sub- elections. gest Democratic fund-raising Dr. King she opened the eyes (Sce Page Fourteen) (See Page Fourteen) of every black man in this B-tiinitOT. Nothing has the style like Political leaders, expressing dinner of the year and the affair shock and sorrow, also stressed here was abrupUy called off. ■ country,’’ Carmichael said. CERAMIC TQe. the assassination could spur President Johnson canceled a Carmichael blamed President Congress to pass a pending civil scheduled appearance at the Lyndon B. Johnson and Sen. INLAID LINOLEUM 1: rights bill. dinner. Robert F. Kennedy, D-N.Y., Others viewed the assassina King’s assassination dwarfed along with the rest of the na tion as one more indication of a the biggest political news of the tion’s white population lor the Siege Is Lifted INSTALLED IN KITCHEN society too often prone to resort day, which occurred hours be death of the Nobel Peace Prize 119 'to violence rather than lawful fore the slaying: Humphrey’s winner. UP TO 9 X 12 INSTALLED means to settle deep problems. near announcement in Pitts "Bobby Kennedy pulled that Free^ "^ The Immediate plans of the burgh that he would seek the trigger as much as anyone At Khe Sanh Base Up to 100 Sq. Ft. Indudes Labor, several presidential contenders Democratic presidential nomi else,” Carmichael said, charg Materials and Your Choice of Colors. Estimates' were not clear but It seemed nation. ing the senator had failed to SAIGON (AP) —’The siege of usual shelling. U.S. officials be- likely campaigning would be The vice president told an push for prosecution of slayers Khc Sanh was lifted today, U.S. lieve a North Vietnamese drive 'f ~ ^ SHOP AT halted for a time. audience of labor leaders: "If of Negro civil rights workers officers said, but spearheads of was derailed by the most inten- PREPARATION EXTRA Sen. Hugh Scott, R-Pa., pro- gtidf together a lltUe longer, when he was attorney general. a big relief force less than a slve air offensive of the war. HOME ^ we will be together a lot long The militant Black Power mile away made no attempt to U.S. warplanes unloaded more er.’’ , leader declared that violence enter the Marine combat base. than 100,000 tons of bomba on But Humphrey indicated he that erupted in city after city The 6,000 Marines at Khe enemy positions, DIAL was withholding his announce across the nation after King was Sanh were still under fire from Now that the siege has been Impeaching ment until after Johnson's Viet shot In Memphis is "just light North Vietnamese gunners, who declared lifted, the U.S. objec- 643-6662 nam talks in Hawaii. (AP Fhotofax) pounded the base in the north- tlve is .to seek out the North (See Page Nine) NO OBLIGATION King’s death appeared certain Johnson tells nation: “We have been saddened” by Dr. King’s death. west comer of Vietnam wi)th 100 Vietnamese around Khe Sanh. Of Robles Is rounds. This was one reason tor "W e’ve moved out and taken 9x12 N YLO N OUT OT -TOWN to bring renewed demands for, House passage of a Senate-ap keeping any of the relief forces territory," a senior officer said, 9x12 CALL COLLECT R O O M SIZE Ruled Illegal proved civil rights bill which out of Khe Sanh. " ’The basic con c^ t of the ene- contains a strong open-housing And members of the garrison my besieging Khe Sai* is over, LINOLEUMI OPEN DAILY PANAMA (AP) — In an 8-1 provision affecting most of the Pays Tribute to Dr, King sallied out two miles for the' "There’s no particular value The 1 you i«e here are iuit a decisloR Panama’s Supreme nation’s housing. Several sena- first time since the siege began in a hookup. They’re within a uunple of the more than 400 in the RUGS 9 * 6 EXTRA HEAVY RUGS Court ruled1 J today thofthat th«the Na-Na tors and congressmen urged ac- nearly three months ago and kilometer and a half of each outiUndiqg Ethan'Allen open itock beat back an attack by 400 other. It would be no effort to WAHM, WBLCOMim, collection for every room in your -OR- $ y Q . O O THURS. - FRI. 9.9 tional Assembly’s Impeachment jjjg gjyjj rights lead- North Vietnamese with heavy march together and to shake JFONDERFVL home, Choote from informal Antiqued 9 X 12 of President Marco A. Robles gj.tg death, LBJ Postpones Hawaii Trip losses. hands. The important thing now Fine, elegant Hdrloom Solid Cherry, $598 TUB AREA was Illegal. “ The thing that is needed now With the NoWh Vietnamese is that we’re moving and we ETHAN ALLEN gracloui Solid Mahogany, appee- said Mving, storage-making Custom-Room -BU paiuuiuiop-uonisoddQ oitL is some ^ it lv e action," WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi appeared to be dictated by at was called off after Humphrey’s slon-radlo networks, which be- torce around Khe Sanh base - have other objectives.” MARLY AMERICAN 49.95 Rog. $9.95 INSTALLED sembly convicted and dismissed one of them Sen. Henry M. ggj,. once estimated at 20,000—rC' Flan units, and traditional Colonial In dent Johnson, postponing Viet least three considerations: statement. ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ With the 20,0(X)-man relief Robles March 24 and then swore Jackson, D-Wash zumed Solid Maple and Birch. See it 4 Sides Finished nam policy talks in Honolulu, —Perhaps most Important, America is shocked and sad- a Marines and air caVal- BRAIDED in Vice President Ma xDelvalle California Gov. Ronald Rea- —It ithe President Immediate estimate, the possibility of a ry^en bearing down on Khe remained in Washington over Johnson could not be certain dened by the brutal slaying to as chief of state. However, the gan, considered a potenUal con- ly announced outright cancella big, decisive battle went glim- g^nh from three sides, a 600- night after appealing to all tion of the Hawaii conferences, whether the King slaying would night of Dr. Martin Luther country’s 4,000-man National tender for the Republican presl- mering. man battalion of Maitoes on STORE HOURS: Americans "to reject the vio produce serious racial violence King. KrrcHEN INLAID G uard backed Robles and kept dentlal nomination, said King’s this could be interpreted as a Khe Sanh stands astride one Thursday ventured farthet out- Monday and Tuesday Open tUl 6 P.M. lence" that brought death to Dr. that would make his continued RUGS Delvalle__aoRiimlner from assumingoffice death was “ a shocking act of sign of panic and perhaps the “ I ask every citizen to reject of the invasion routes from side the two square miles of for- Open TTiuraday end Friday Evenings pending the court’s decision by violence that solves none of thp Martin Luther King, very violence he was inveighing presence in Washington pru- the blind violence that has Closed Wednesday LINOLEUM Laos. North Vietnamese cap- tress than any "Leathernecka CARPETS the court, which took up Ithe nation’s problems,’’ Johnson told a national televl- against. dent, even though presidential struck Dr. King who lived by lives early in the siege said they had since it was taken under questlon Monday. Reagan added the MSMSlna- audience Thursday —Equally Important, Johnson communications- parmlt him to nonviolence." were told the coming battle for siege 76 days ago. ^ 2 5 ^ ^ e a REMNANTS The guard’s blockade of the Ion is more evidence of what he had Relayed departure appar^Uy did not feel he act and react from anywhere Harking back to his dramatic Khe Sanh would be the last bat- ifjje Marine battalion occupied assembly hall goaded opposition termed a moral sickness affect- for Hawaii until, j today. He had should,pp carry o’ on business as In ------world.- announcement last Sunday that tie of the war, if won. ^ hill two miles southwest of militant s into brief but explo- ing the nation, planned to leave in the middle usual lest he seem callous in the Johnson had planned to make withdrawing from the Marines expected a human- jjhg Sanh for the night and slve disorders. However, their A Democrat agreed. We are of the night. (ace of an act which Vice Presl- an overnight flight to March Air presidential race because wave assault at Khe Sat6i would there was attacked before dawn efforts -to whip up a general steeped In violence,’’ said Sen. Afterward, press secretary dent Hubert H. Humphrey said F(Sfce Base, Calif., for a break- ^yainted to heal deep divisions begin during the recent liion- hy about 400 North Vietnamese. atrlke and civic reUatance were Frank Church of Idaho. “ It Is Georae Christian quoted the "brings shame to our country." faiat meeting with former Presi- within the nation, Johnson said: rains, when U.S. airpower iph^ Leathernecks drove off the * m e flv S b llc apathy. curse of the land.’ ’ V . . . . . A. irtaonVi/wirAt* ____ ... Ko Homatmmer . i ...... « . 49.95 Thera^M no immediate__ reac- PoliUcal developmento that President as saying he would Humphrey spoke at a Demo- dent Dwight D. Elsenhower, "We can achieve nothing by would be hamstrung. attack, reported the enemy left 50 ^T'^rfh'IToilirt’a’ riuinK. which occurred before King’s death in- decide later whether to go cratlc fund-raising dinner which then fly on to Honolulu. lawlessness and dlvlslveness These never ^veloped. ^ W e 93 bodies in the barbed wire FORMICA COUNTER TOPS AS IX>W AS WITH 2' X 4’ / % to i ^ s m ^ ab 1 a m. eluded: ahead at this time with the Hon- johiison had planned to address But. iq mld-evenlng, he puLolf among the American people. It “ le night camp, and said Co..inc. EXPERTLY and REASONABLY INSTALLED 600 North Vietnamese, ;the base „ Sq. Yd. assembly had convicted —Secretary of Labor W. WU- meeting.- until he got word of the Mem- these plana and Issued a s a e- 78 Colors to CViooee From Indudes^ Material and Labor (See Page Nine). w^as unmolested except for the (See Page Fourteen) BlMielMBter 648-0890—RockvlUe 875-2534 MATCHING RUGS 20 UNION STREET-^ROCKVILLE, CONN. % / .V'.'