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In Sirhan Trial Propjet Crashes in Snow, Killing 11 of 28 Aboard MONDAY, JANUA&T t, IM t iWljr Nat P M i Rm Tile Weatker ' fila, aad Andiw KUkueha and South Vietnam Big Projectg Psrtly doo4r. wlii4y sad eeM CStailea Kdlrunlm, both of And­ Youth in Serious Condition^ Sen. Muskie to Speak torfflit. acsttered snow fhnttss. over; 10 gnndehlldrfB and U Miiiister Dies Swell Figures Low 10 to I f . Tomui'ruw parOy glSwTflWEIHIlKFiOf eeU. Ftawral aorviooa will be Head Injured in Auto Crash 15q365 tknay , ammoMy At Education Conference 28 t o M . Wedaaaday at b pan. at the Pot- After Bombing For Buiuliiig Manchetter A City of VUtoge Charm probe deeply into tbe problems W)ncnLU»>-J«inM u rtm t tor Funeral H m ^ 4M Jaeksoa Keith SatterHoM, 10, of 44 eaatbound lane. Denala ’oar was Senator Edmund S. MUaUe of (Ocmtimied trsm Page One) Bbdne will deliver the keynote of sdiicatton in our cities aiid Because of three laiga per­ M . « t s Wrmaa^ p u k a m St, Hmimanilo. TIm Rev. Ray^ LewM St la hk Hartford Hoo- damaged heavily on ^ right :yOL. LXXXym , n o . 82 addreae at the Connectleut Ed­ prapOM some priorities in mset- (EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESJTEli, CONN., TUESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1M» (CTsesM ea e« nsg» 18) •t RooIrrUl* mqad H. Bradlay Jr., pastor of r<i*ei todav with a head Iniarv ^ ***P- largewoals edited sweeping op- mits iaaued last month, $8,887,• PRICE TEN CENTS ucation Aaaodailion lOdarlnter ing these proUems. ICore than Andover Oongregatianal Church ouolalnod In an a c c id e n t s treated at Mancheote Me- erattons were under way, in­ 000 tor an addition to Manehas- Conference to be held Saturday 30 members of the elate leglala- ta ICMM]Mat«r wlll officiate. Burtal will be In Onter St ffatia’^ y night Ht«v- Hospital for a iMeaation cluding a drive by 3,000 U.B. ter BCemortal Hoepital, |8X,000 M M 9 un. tlM MR of West St Oemetery, Columbia. pMal offtoMe deacrlbod Ms oca- thebeck of the |iead aad dia- Marines and govenvnent troops at the Hartlioid^ Hilton Hotel. ture have indicated they w ill The conference theme la "Ac­ attend. for a new building at tbs Mea­ J m b m and lU ijr VliiiMtan Sar- FTtendo may call at the fu- dHion as aerious. ‘nro others <*>*rF*d. around the abandoned fortress tion for Urban Education — A film, “C9ilMren Without," dows Oonvalescent Hbqpltal, Bank Ups Prime Ante fant. Bo. B««d la KeaOheoter neisd home tomorrow from 2 to involved were also injured. , Nayhw was admitted to MOn- o f IQm Sanh and a U.8. Army- Probleme, Propobale, Priori- and $230,000 for a bulUSag In M bro aMWlof to RookvUIo 10 4 and 7 to 9 pm. SatterfMd was in a oar with Chester MemoM Ho^ital with Navy push in the Plain of Reeds produced by the National Ed­ To Recmd 7 Per Cent Lebanon tie e .’ ’ Green Bfanor's Bbnebestar b - fm n aco. Bo « u oa inourance Maih P. N a ^ , !«, of 199 Diane ^ lacerated cbbo and a frac- west of Saigon. ucation Asaociation will be NBW YORK (AF)— First Mra. Ella T. Graaeo, Secre­ dustrial Park, the value of Man. •goat tor XotrapoUtaa life In* T. Howm Dr. headed ewR on Center St. »ured Jaw. Ha was tr^arred Spokesmen said die Mg sweep ■hown durirg the opening part Nstional City Bsnk of New tary of the State of Oomnecti- Chester building permits iaaued ooraaeo Oo., llOnoiwotor, for BUJNOTON—John T. Ho- about 11 :M p.m. PoMce have to •»» children's ward and Wo oprratlona are designed to keep of the eeealon. It documenta the Cl York snnounced Tueadsy on Premier cut, wiU Introduce Senator Mua- In December wee approxbhate- X yo«n, lattrlag 10 yean ago. ma, 87, of Wateihury, father not yet determined who was condition was described as saft- the North Vietnamese and Viet desperate oondiUons under Incresse In Its prime rate to kle. David E. Bork, leadership ly 980 per cent hi^Mr than per- Ho omo a mombor of S t JCary*o cf the Rev. John K. Honan, drlvli*. tafactory today, Cong oft balance, to ferret out which children In the "in­ a new all-time Mgh of 7 per coordinator of the Association ner city” grow up. A elide prea- mils ieaued a year sgo. Bpiaoopal C9mrd>, KaaOhoator. pastor of St Luke's Church, The patrolman investigating The Manchester patrolman their supplies and to prevent cen t from 9% p e r c e n t of Clasnoom Teachera of the The totals were X.U7,07S tor Resigns •a^ a oiiaitor moaibor of the died Saturday at W«vteihury the crash said today that for investigating the accldmt said any massing of the enemy fu* entation allowing alum condi­ The prime rate Is the inter­ Nattonal Ewcatlon Aseoclatlmi tions, In contrast to other areas December 1906,. compared to Maadieetar Lodgo of BSko. K)opttal after a brief iUneea. "some reswon” a car driven by more InformatiOR is b e i n g an offensive. So tar they have est c o m m e r c i a l bonks will coordtoate table discuaeiane wlli also be used to set th e $297,823 for December 1987. By IRK A8800I8TED PBB88 Burolowa tnohide a daughter, Survivors also include a Michael Dennis, 21, of Wfaiter- sought today. encountered little resiatance. chatge their Uggeet nnd of urban education pfnblema, stage for the disciiBBions to fol­ F ees colleoted l«Mt m onth to ­ Premier AbduUab Tafl of Le­ Mro. Ltoulo V. Oeaoreal ta BlI- dav«hter, four aisters and three viUe Rd., Rockville, wMdi had Both can were described as On the war front, U.S. head­ most creditworthy custom­ grandcMIdren. been going west, went into the total wrecks. quarters said^ X enemy were and queetione direoted to Sen­ low . taled X.3O0, compered to $1,6X banon, under fire abtoe tiM Is­ Uagtoa; a aon, C. Jameo Sar- ers—primsrily OMporatioas. raeli commando raUl on Beinit The funeral will be held to- ----------- ------------------- ^-------------------------------------------------------------- --------- killed Sunday, 82 of them by air­ ator Muakle. Representing the Mianchester collected a year ago. Bowevpr, Ihoresses In the prime rote g oa t o f W ool H artford ; tw o ala* ■ ■V'jfic. Internattonal Airpoct, banded to morrow at 10 ojn. from the Coventry; *1 grandchildren and A 1 . _ rw^ cra ft, tel on e engagem ent about William R. Ratchford at D an­ Board of Education and admin­ last month’s fees did no$ in­ are usually refleieted In hlgh- ton, M n. Samuel J. ICaoaey bury, recently elected Speaker clude $18,U2, colleoted and de­ hto raelgnatlon today, but a gov- aad mao Baiy Sargent, both Bergfn Funeral Hontw, 200 B. 22 great-granddiildren. X O W l l 70 miles north of Saigon. istration will be Bfrs. Anita M. < «r Interest costs tor loons to 5 ^ Spokesmen said a reooiuials- of the House of Representatives posited before the Issuanoe of Individuals. epiment spobeamaa said Presi­ of Union, and six grandchildren. Main SL, Wlaterbury, with a Funeral services wHl be Wed- ^ Murphy, Herbert A. Phekxi Jr., sance patrol from the 1st Air of the Connectieut General As­ building permits. BCaJor bon ks on D ec. U dent CharlM Hetou has not ac­ Funeral oerricea will be solemn high Miass of requiem „«»iny 1 p.m. at Watkins- ^ executive committee of Allan D. Thomas, emd Dr. Don­ cepted U yet. at Sta Peter and Paul Church, west Funeral Home, 142 E. ^e Manchester Property Own- Cavalry Division ran into an en­ sembly, will give a summation ald J. Hennigan. Permits wars lisued la s t boosted the prime rate to Wedneoday at 11 a.m. at St. I K S i ' * Wbbeibury, at 10:80. Burial will Center St., Manchester, Alex- **’• Association will meet to- emy force of unknown slae and of priority alms for 1969 legis­ Attending from the Manches­ month to Charles PontlcelH, tor per cent from 6H per "Dr. YeS . beltevM a new Itary’a Bptacopal Ctnirch, Man- W SZ8SI be in Calvary Cemetery, Water- ander Pekarskl of Columbia CSrcult Court called in helicopter gunsMpe lative action 111 urban educa­ ter Education As'oolation will an eight-unlit apartment house cent, ralsiiig It to the highest •Uuation demande a new gov­ dieater. Tbe Rev. George F. bu ry. Jehovah’s Witnesses wlU of- *■«>"»• TheJ complete plans and tactical air strikes. tion. be Mrs. O&rol Lenlhan, presi­ on Center St., $88,000 and to level In history. ernment," eald tbe spokesman. Noatraad, rector, will offleiate. FMends may call at the fu­ flciate. Burial will l^e in East tor the aim ^ Approxtenately 600 state civic, dent, Mrs. OeclHa Moitee, Alexander JarvU, for a Ham­ "B ig deristons have to be made, Burial wlH be in Baat Oemetery, neral tonight from 7 to 0. Oemetery. Manchester. enttm memberahlp, which will rrii^ouB, educational, pOIttlcal, George Wood, ICra. Benilce Ma­ burg Castle on W. Bllddle Tpke, and Dr. Yafl beilsvee tbe preri Bandieatar. Friends may call at the funer- be held Sunday, Jan. 19, at 2 and neighboihood leaders‘'a re her, Mias C^thla Staata, Miss $38,000. dent riiould bs've tbe opportuni­ Frloida may call at the Otta T. Kingsley al h o ^ tS ro w from 7 to 9 P-m. in W S^ll Schooi. The A u to Crash scheduled to attend the day­ Norma Kerns, and BOss Susan In addition, permits were is- \ ty of choosing a new man if ha H olm es Funeral H om e, 400 ANDOVER — Otis T.
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