f ' * ',55 PAGE TH m iY-TW O - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Nov. M, 1W2 Days Tlie Weather ShiiMd Law Cloudy tonight, chance of rain ► o rf developing toward morning, P a s s a g e lEiJptttnn BpraUi ' low in the low 30s. Sunday win­ Bumelte Ingram Howard N. MacFarlanb dy with rain possibly heavy at HEBRON - Burnette Ingram, TALCOTTVILLE - Howard P^redicted Mimrhesler Court date is Dec. 1$ in Circuit Oiislina times, h i^ 45 to 50. 80, of Hartford, father of Mrs. Nelson MacFarlane, 56,. of Real R. Turcotte, 23, of Ident Court 12. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER25,1972 VOL. X O I. No. 47 MANCHESTER — 4 City o f Village Charm Evelyn Cannon of Hebron, died Wethersfield, brother of BRISTOL (AP) - The Rd., South Windsor, was SI!«T.EEN PAGES - 2 TV - 2 MINI PAGES PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS Tuesday at a Hartford Lawrence MacFarlane of General Assembly is likely to arrested Wednesday at 11 p.m. Three Hartford residents convalescent home. Talcottville, died Wednesday at pass a- law protecting news on a Circuit Court warrant were charged with conqdncy charging him with two counts of Bom in Evergreen, Ala., he his home. reporters from revealing their and a fourth charged with bad lived in Alabama most of Bora in Montville, he had sources if Gov. Thomas J. third-degree burgiary, first- illegal possession of prescrip­ degree iarceny, and third- his life before moving to lived in Wethersfield 21 years. Meskill doesn’t interfere,, ac­ tion drugs and criminal degree larceny. Hartford six months ago. He Prior to his retirement, he was cording to a Democratic ^ te impersonation and forgery in a letter carrier for the u! S. the "third degree, Wednesday. was an Army veteran of World senator about to begin his Lt. John Krinjak of the War I. Postal Department. Patricia A. Jefferson was fourth term. Manchester Police Department Other survivors include his charged on the three counts Suspends Bus Service Other survivors include his “ If Meskill does not do any said “ further arrests will be wife, a son, and another after she attmpted to cash a wife, six sons, two other arm twisting on this as he made,” in connection with two brother. check at Sufaeme Foods, 485 daughters; five grandchildren promised he wouldn’t, I have breaks and thefts totaling $7,100 Hartford Rd., and it was r i and a great-grandchild. Funeral arrangements are Teasn to expect one (a shield in Manchester Oct. 30. The funeral and burial will be incomplete. Calling hours are law) would be passed,” ia y » recognized as similar to a in Evergreen, Ala. There are no today from 7 to 9 p.m. at Taylor Sen. .Toseph J. Dinielli, D- Lt. Krinjak said a check which was cashed there ' i- V Smouldering Crisis calling hours. The James and Modeen Funeral Home, 136 Bfistol. combination of merchandise three months before that ILissiiiger-Tho Secret Talks Funeral Home, 2016 Main St., S. Main St., West Hartford. He does not speculate on the and cash with a total value of proved to be forged. Roy Clenuuu, Sonia J. Rose and Comes To A Head Hartford, is in charge of possibility of a Meskill veto $7,100 were taken in breaks at Interrupted Until Dec. 4 arrangements. Mrs. Mary Nasramheni should a shield law get through Manchester Tobacco Co. and Terry L. Thomas were charged By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS In a report of the death of the 1973 General Awm bly. White Glass Co., Bissell St. with conspiracy. Court date is Diana G . Dubois Mrs. Mary T. Nascambeni in Dinielli also says he may Approximately 1,000 cartdns set for Dec. 4 in Circuit Court Pickets marched at Connecticut Co. garages in 12. IRAKIS (A P) — North Vietnam announced today that the on the talks in what Ziegler said COLUMBIA - Mrs. Diana Wednesday’s Herald, her introduce Shield law legislation of cigarettes and some money Hartford, New Haven and Stamford today as a marathon was a different format — “ a Guilbeault Dubois, 79, of ... surviving son, Daniel J. himself: were taken from Manchester w r e t peace talks between Henry A. Kissinger and Le Due bus crisis climaxed in a strike against the state’s largest Aaron Prestridge of 24 Silver smaller group.” Willimantic, mother of Mrs. Nascambeni of Rockville, was If he does, he is likely to have Tobacco Co. and about $100 was TTio are being interrupted until Dee. 4. bus company. Lane, East Hartford, was At th^end" they agreed to Charles Sadlon of Columbia, incorrectly identified as David. the support of Bristol’s three taken from White Glass Co. charged with concealmrat of A communique of the North Vietnamese delegation, resume meeting Dec. 4 In died Thursday at Wjndham A surviving brother, Joseph state representatives, all Turcotte was released on leased property. He was Paris. John Thompson, head of the Amalgamated Transit Community Memorial Hospital. Lucas of Bridgeport, was in­ Democrats. $5,000 non-surety bond and was issued a few hours after Kissinger and the Hanoi envoy release on a $500 non-surety Ziegler said Kissinger Union, said the union, which has been working on a day-to- She was the widow of Ernest correctly identified as John Gardner Wright says he ordered to appear in Circuit met for the sixth time in succession, said Tlio and his Lucas. bond. Court date is Dec. 4 at reported to the President by O. Duboi and had iived in would co-sponsor a shield law Court 12, Dec. 11. day basis since last year’s contract expired Sept. 30, has Circuit Court 12. fellow negotiator Xuan Thuy “will meet Dr. Kissinger cable to his hotel suite at the Willimantic many years. ilmiH J. .Sinilli measure or, if necessary, given the state and local governments enough time to solve agaih on Dec. 4, 1972.” Waldorf-Astoria in New York, Other survivors include a Hans J. Smith, 84, of Hart­ introduce one himself. Richard T. Goilmitzer of 101 the problem of subsidies. Police report breaking and In New York, meanwhile. Asked if some obstacles had where Nixon is staying. son; 3 other daughters; 4 ford, brother of Mrs. Annie “ A shield law, I hope, would ^ I p h Rd., was charged with entering at an apartment at 137 White House P r ^ Secretary Kissinger was to arrive at The union and the company sisters; 3 brothers; 24 Taylor of Manchester, died prevent the press from intoxication Thursday following been encountered in the efforts and the Greater Hartford Bissell St. Deborah Howe, who Ronald 23egler said Kissinger is New York’s John F. Kennedy had reportedly agreed on grandchildren and 5 Wednesday at Hartford becoming a spokesman for an accident on Downey Dr. to reach a cease-fire Transit District and state of­ resides at that address, said returning to the United States airport about 10 p.m. tonight. provisions for a new contract greatgrandchildren. Hospital whoever is in a position of when a car operated by agreement, Ziegler said, “ I ficials said they were in contact stereo speakers and a portable tonight to consult with He was to report immediately but ConnCo, claiming weekly The funeral will be Monday at He had lived in Hartford all authority.” Gollmitzer struck a parked car would caution you against any with other towns. colored television were taken'' President Nixon on the status of afterwards to the President. losses of $10,000, refused to sign 9:U a.m. at the Bacon Funeral his life. Prior to his retirement leased by John P. Tomik of 133 excessive speculation.” He The towns want the state to from her apartment Tuesday negotiations. Nixon and his without a written promise of H o m e , 71 P r o s p e c t S t ., in 1955, he had been a meat Downey Dr. The Gollmitzer car added that both sides “are There were widespread pay the subsidies out of the afternoon. family are spending the state or local subsidies. Willimantic. Burial will be in cutter at the former D. F. Rancher was towed from the scene. negotiating seriously.” reports Friday that Kissinger Public Service Trust Fund, but weekend in New York. The largest bus company in Sacred Heart Cemetery, Burns Grocery Store. The presidential spokesman and Tho had run into serious Gov. Thomas J, meskill has Theft of an electric guitar - Zie^er also said that the the state, ConnCo carries Wauregan. Other survivors include a said it had been mutually difficulties after talking for a refused to pay more than 25 per Kills from the kitchen of a home on peace talks had been recessed 100,000 passengers daily, run­ Calling hours are Saturday daughter, two other sisters, agreed “ not to discuss the sub­ total of more than 20 hours in cent. 81 Birch St., was reported by until Dec. 4. ning 190 b u ses a d a y in from 7 to 9 p.m. and Sunday five grandchildren and nine stance of the talks or what Kissinger said would be Meanwhile, small bus Lynne Derrick the juvenile owner. Ite also said the President Hartford, 105 in New Haven and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. great-grandchildren. Five Men characterize them in any way the final secret session to companies are trying to handle 42 in Stamford. The funeral is Saturday at 9 Student Director has agraed to meet early next whatsoever.” It was the U.S. clarify minor points in the the 50,(XI0 daily fares of the L a r e d o , T ex.