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ATtrag* Daily Net Preaa Ron The Weather Vor «M VVbA' Brided ITomiibe/kl, ItM Fore«Mt of Dt S. Weatker Fair, Bot a# eoM feoalKlrt,! 14,143 20a; "anany, aaaaoaabla- mlwr o< the Andtt torea tomorrow, h | g1 i ia 40a. can o f OlroalatloB Manchester— A City of Village Charm VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 46 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, N O V E M B ^ 23, 1964 (Clasalfied Adverttaing <m Page 22) PRICE SEVEN CENTS V Warren Testimony Released- Events In State Jet Explodes in Rome Eyewitnesses Recall Policeman Hurt Stopjiing Car After Crash on Ground Tragedy of Dallas At Roadblock WALLINGFORD (AP) NOTE — nie Aasociatad ^the sad, hurried, steps to assure^dicjiity” of the fallen president's — A Wallingford policeman P reaa today raleaaed teatl- continuity in the nation’s leader­ wife. Death Toll ship. Johnson’s account of the dark manning a roadblock suf­ mony of P*realdent and Mrs. These are recounted by Presi­ day in Dallas last Nov. 22 was fered a broken rib when a A Johnaon and Mrs. Jacque- dent Johnaon in a statement given to the Warren Commis­ fleeing car struck his cruis­ Set at 43; Una Kennedy, contained in given to the Warren Commis­ sion in the form of a statement er Sunday, police said. the Warren Oommiralon re­ sion investigating the assassina­ last July. It was incorporated in Patrolman A1 DeFlguiredo tion of President John F. Ken­ one of the volumes of testimony a'a port but prevloualy with­ was taken to Meriden Memorial nedy. on which the commission based Hospital. 29 Survive held from publication. Their He told how — against the its report last Sept. 27 Now James Yokum, 27, of 86 South some Ol the supporting volumes accotmta o f the Dallaa insistent advice of White House Elm St., was held on a number ROME (AP)—A jet air- tragedy of a year ago fol­ officials in Dallas and Washing­ of evidence have just become of charges in connection with liner faltered on takeoff to­ low. ton — he refused to return to available to The Associated the incident. Washington without Mrs. John Press. Yokum had scuffled with a day, swerved off the run­ WASHINaTON (AP) — The F. Kennedy and the body of her Johnson accompanied the deputy sheriff who tried to way and exploded after hit­ aense of sickening shock, the husband. statement with a prefatory, apo- serve him with an eviction no­ “ iharp, painful and bitter con- From the experience, Johnson Irgetic note. “ I am conscious of ting a road grader. Forty- tice, police said. Ignoring a po­ three of the 72 persona eem for the heroic lady wld- gained an indelible Impression lice officer who tried to flag ov.'ed by the assassin's bullets,” of the “ bravery, nobility and (See Page Three) him down, Yokum drove off aboard the TWA plane with his wife and two children, were killed. police said. Eight of the 29 survivors wer* ■( ■< After a wild chase in which in critical condition, authorities Congolese Troops Keep Moving he ran several stop lights, Yo­ said. 26 Volumes I “ ■ ■ ■ i n ....................— ............. kum smashed into two police The plane was carrying 65 cars that were blocking Main passengers and a crew totaling Street at Christian Street, police 17. The .survivors Included 23 Of Testimony said. passengers and seven crew Missionary Given members. At least 20 of the passengers Released Now Area Weather making the Rome to (Ziairo flight WINDSOR LOCKS (A P I - from Fiumlcino Airport here AUSTIN, Tex. (AP)—All testi­ Another Reprieve Southwesterly winds are bring were employes of TWA or de­ mony before the Warren Com­ Ing milder air toward New Eng­ pendents of TWA employes. , land, the U. S. Weather Bureau Listed among the passengers mission which'investigated ^the said today. was a Bishop Daly and a Msgr. assassination of President John LEOPOLDVILLE, the Congo (AP) — Rebel leader Last night was the coldest Sondag. The only bishop by t ^ t F. Kennedy will be released to­ Christophe Gbenye has stayed the execution of Ameri­ night of the season over all of name listed in the Vatican year day for Immediate publication, New England. In Maine tem­ book is Bishop Edward G. Daljr the White House announced to­ can medical missionary" Dr. Paul Carlson again but he peratures dropped below zero of Des Moines, Iowa. The only day. says the stay will end today. in many places. The coldest Sondag in the book is Msgr. Jo­ Presidential press secretary Central government troops led^-;----------------------------------------------- was Greenville, Maine, with 4 seph Sondag, also of Des George E. Reedy said the 26 by white mercenaries resumed broadcast claimed that an below. Temperatures in south­ Moines. volumes of testimony will be their advance on rebel Stan­ American plane bombed Ponthi- ern New England were in the Both were listed as passeiw placed on sale at the Govern­ leyville. They captured the town ervllle, south of Stanleyville, teens. The lowest reported in Jet.airliner burns at Rome airport, (ie^^,ite chemicals that cover gtound. At gers for Athens. ment Printing Office in Wash­ of Lubutu, about 120 miles and killed several persons. (Connecticut was 7 degrees at least 43 were reported killed in fire and explosion that followed ground crash. Among the survivors was the pilot, Identified as Capt. Vemob ington at 1 p.m. and will be for southeast of the rebel capital. The United States says it is Norfolk. (AP Photofax.) Immediate publication. In a Stanleyville radio broad­ flying no combat pianes in the The hlg^i presBime area which Lowell, Glen Head, N.Y. Reedy, in making the an­ cast heard in the Central Afri­ Congo but has furnished planes brought the cold was centered The flight, TWA 800, o rt nouncement, said the action was can Republic, Gbenye added: to the Ckmglese air force which off the Virginia coast this morn­ glnated in Kansas City, Mo., -,t-ken because some of the testi­ “ We expect results of the first Cuban exiles are flying. ing. A southwesterly wind flow More Quints and stopped in Chicago, New L-X'l mony already had been released negotiations before 24 hours.” Gbenye also charged that Bel­ to the north of the center Rail Strike Delayed, York, Paris and Milan before for publication by The Associat­ Gl^nye was speaking of talks in gian paratroops had arrived at stretched from New England to PARIS (AP) — Quintup­ reaching Rome. It was headed ed Press and at least one other Kenya on the fate of Dr. Carlson Bounia, 211 miles from Stan­ Texas and is bringing milder lets — three boys and two from Rome to Athens smd Cairo. source he did not identify. and about 1,000 «diite hostages leyville. air northeastward to New Eng­ girls — were born today to Accounts of mechanics and Reedy said The Associated held by his forces. A good road links Lubutu with land.-This will result in high Mrs. Monique Sandor, 27, at Holiday Travel Saved other workers at the scene said Press had “ released rather Gbenye charged that an Stanleyville, and the attack temperatures this afternoon of a clinic in suburban Asni- the crash occurred this w ay: large portions of the Warren American plane bombed a small force expected to encounter lit­ 40 or a little higher. The warm­ eres, attendants reported. The plane was speeding down Oomraission testimony.” boat Sunday 75 miles from Stan­ tle opposition. ing trend sHbuld continue for All were reported in good CHICAGO (AP)—Postponement of a nationwide the runway when flames erupt­ He said it was clear The AP leyville killing several men, a “ Under normal circumstances the next several days. The only health.* ed from one of the wheel assem-.. had access to more than one pregnant woman and a 2-year- The babies weighed an av­ strike scheduled for 6 a.m. today will allow rail traffic biles. , _ jrqlume of *he testimony. old cldid.- An earlier rebel (See Page Thirteen) (See Page Ten) erage of just over 2.5 pounds to move as usual this Thanksgiving week, but negoti­ The plane started- to wobble' Asked whether The AP had each. The Sandors already ations between the railroads and three unions will re­ as the captain ' applied the acted properly or improperly, were the parents of two brakes. By tMa (ime the plane Reedy said he was not going to sume next week in Washington, D. C. had passed the end of the nin- children —'4-and 6 years of The three nonoperating shop<^--------------------- express an opinion on that. age. “ I regret very much that or­ craft unions put off the threat­ request for a postponement (Bee Page Ten) derly distribution of this materi­ Thovightful Potion Honors ened strike for least a week “ that for the first time there is al, which would have helped Sunday after receiving an ur­ some hope of settlement of our everyone, has been precluded,” gent request by Secretary of dispute.” he said. Britain Moves Labor W. Willard Wirtz. Three other shop craft unions Passengers O.K. Reedy said at least one other Later Sunday, J. E. Wolfe, signed three-yeai' contracts Sat- unidentified source had made Memory of Beloved Leader chief negotiator for the rail­ urtay, bringing to eight the After Emergency available smsdler portions of the To Reverse roads, telephoned Judge Joseph number of nonoperating imions testimony before the Warren Sam Perry of U.S. District which have negotiated wage and Boston Landings Commission. Court that the carriers were He announced the decision to Nation Arlington Dallas Trade Deficit dropping an injunction petition (See Page Ten) which sought an order barring BOSTON (AP)—A two engine V release all the testimony at a news briefing at White House NEW YORK (AP)—A WASHINGTON (AP) — DALLAS, Tex.

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