For Modn Shot Coventry Pair Killed in Crash

For Modn Shot Coventry Pair Killed in Crash

Artngt Daily Nat Praaa Ron JTor file Wcck E ^M The Weather April 11, lift ForeoaM of p . S. Weatber B m a a 13,569 Cloar toolaht and epider. tioir In mid 40*. ToMday AMwUy aUMiy SMwattr at tk« AaAt 9ium tt of ONsnlatiM and plenaant. Afternoon tempera- Manchester——A City of ViUage Charm tHrea In the 60s. VOL. l £ k I, n o . 172 {SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE Vive cents> > 60 Hour Ride ------- -— ‘7 ~ — — ^------------------ P&W Local 1234 Will Ask More For Modn Shot Fringe Benefits By HOWAKO nacEDior fspeed to 14,500 miles an how to NORTH HAVEN (AP)— CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. start it oh its 60-how trip. The 6,000 United Auto Work­ Sixteen hours after launching, if (AP) — The Cnited States all is going well, a tracking sta­ ers employed At the Pratt & readied its most powerful tion at Goldstone, Calif., will send Whitney Plant here are not Police, Fire Opace rocket today for an at­ a signal to tire a midcowse mo­ seekihff any wage increases T-Day Seen tempt to propd the Ranger 4 tor to correct the vehicle's post, this year, a union spdcesman spacecraft to the moon to tion and jockey it onto a collision said last night. course with the moon. snap television pictures and Warren Chamberlain, president Unions Ask BJarly Tliur^ay morning, when of UAW Local 1334, compared his This Week record scientific daha. Ranger 4 is to be 5,000 miles from The launch crew has an 87-min- union’s statid with- that of. the the moon’s bright side, the 780- United Steelworkers, who settled Acceptance utc period to flre the lO^story-tall pound craft 1s to execute a terni- for a contract hailed by the Ken­ In P acific AUaa-Agena B vehicle to put the inal maneuver to point its tele- nedy administration as non-lnfla- apldei^ spaceship on course for vision camera at the ‘lunar land­ tionary.. WATERBURV (AP)—City the 230-Ml-mlle joim e yto ,the WASHING'TON (AP) scape. The UAW is asking Pratt A Hall was picketed today by or­ moon. Whitney for more libei^ vacation The Minuteman interconti­ The camera begins operating at ganized labor in a protest Tile shot is one of three major an altitude of 2,400 mile's and allowances and full payment by the nental ballistic missile and launchings scheduled this week by company o f hospital medical in­ against the city’s failure to the • National Aeronautics and transmits a picture to Goldstone the submarine-launched Po­ every 10 -seconds for 40 minutes surance premiums. recognize unions in the police Space Administration. The second laris rwket are expected to down' to an altitude of 15 miles. .“We ,are asking that the cus­ test flight of the Saturn super­ and fire departments. The spacecraft then ejects a 12- tomary wage increase be applied get their first trials with nu­ booster is set toe Wednesday, and About 100 labor representatives ir.ch sphere wrapped in a 4-inCh in the form of fringe benefits, as from this ®ity and communities clear warheads in the new a US.-Britlsh international satel­ was done by the steel unions,” said coating of shock-absorbant balsa throughout the state marched in U.S. test series aboiit to b ^ n lite is ticketed for firing Thurs­ Chamberlain. wood. A tiny reverse rocket at­ a peaceful demonstration in front in the Pacific. day , The maiden flight of the “In this w e are going along with of the building. tached to the 8S.S-fnch ball slows the administration. We feel that if Informed sources suggested this high-energy Centaur rocket, post­ the speed so it will land at a Others distributed leaflets in poned a fifth time Saturday, also we just keep accepting wage in- probability today as T-day — tlia velocity of 80 to 120 miles an creasea, it only contributes to the downtown areas calling attention date for triggering the first U.R Tuny squeeze into the crowded hour. The main body of the pay- to the protest. schedule, r ever-growing Inflationary spiral,'' atmospheric tests in nearly foue load crashes at 6,000 miles and is Chamcnberlsin said. Labor leaders from Waterbury years—appeared imminent. The complex Ranger 4 mission destroyed. and the state marched in the line. The Minuteman and Polaris involves launching the Agena B The instrument package con, Among them were John lirls- Passenger filled coll, president Of the Connecticut rate ahead of all other weapons, second stage into a parking orbit tains a seismometer, temperature since they will form the core of HARTFORD (A P )—Jannie ft. State Labor Council (AFL-CIOi; 100 miles high. At the precise mo­ gauge and radio transmitfer de- U.S. nuclear striking power in the Powell of Hartford was killed in State Rep. Joseph Rourke of New ment, the engine must be re­ ysara ahead. started to boost the spacecraft Windsor Saturday night when a Haven, secretary-treasurer of the (dbattmied en Page Six) ear in which she w-as a passenger state councU; Joseph Falcone, Both missiles have 'been tMted struck a utility pole and mailbox. president of the Greater Water­ with dummy warheads, but never bury Labor Council; Leonard mated with their nuclror tip*. Kershner of Bridgeport, secretarj-- Other rocket-type weapons >!*• Throughout the World Dies of Injuries treasurer of the Uniformed and veloped since the IBSB test aeries HARTFORD (API—Dominique Firelighters Association of Con-, alM are due to be tested wftk Blanchard, 80, of Hartford, died necticut, and others. nuclear warheads. yesterday at Hartford hospital Mayor Edward D. Bergin waa They are believed to Include,. from Injuries suffered three days in his office in city hall when the battlefield type*, such'' as the ’ Bobby Bids Leaders earlier when he was struck by a demonstration started shortly af­ Army Davy Crocketts antitank car while crossing at Park and ter 10 a.m. weapem and the Na'vy’A antisub­ Washington Sts. His office overlooks Grand St. marine' nuclear torpedoto and Policeman Samuel Callera aald and the picketing area. rockets. the driver of the car ■was CSiarlei He said he would have no com­ The Polaris, with a range et Tell An lerican Story Devoe, 46, also of Hartford. ment to make. about 1,380 miles, is carried by A number of Waterbury police- eight Bubinarines already in com­ fficn..And -ttreiTuen.. alao. msrehe/t NEW TORK (AP)-f-Atty. ------------- — - mission. The United States plans Gen.^ycung people know the facts about HARTFORD (A P )—The State the picket line. None was in uni­ Robert P. Kennedy said today us and our way of life." form. to deploy 41 of these submarines Motor Vehicle Department’s daily liy 1M7. each mounting 18 ad­ American leaders in the fields of An aide said President Kennedy Leading the march was Pvt. Ed­ record e t automobile fatalities as vance Polaris missiles capable, of government, education and the was aware of the contents of the ward Hayes of the Waterbury Flm o f last midnight and the totals on The windriiield of this lata model qiorta car waa oomplately ahattered in the head-on ooUialon yes- reaching 1,725 miles. arts should be sent abroad to tell attorney general's speech. Department carrying Sa American the same date last year; terday nooh in BWton In whioh « young Oeventry couple were klUed. State Trooper Rant Tan- The Minuteman is scheduled to the story of the United States to Last month, commenting at a f l « . guay eim ines the front epd damaga to the oar* which wer* later impounded by the state police for the world- -1961 1962 Driscoll, Falcone and Rourke beedme combat ready in a few news conference about his broth- Killed ............ 68 69 meohaitioal check. (Legal Photo Service Photo). ’’Oapltaliam has become a dirty were also at ths head of the col­ montiia The finit base for these sr’f trip, ths Presidmt observed S,N)0*mlIe-range rockets Is taking Si- word because it • is -iqniDHymous umn. tbaf a number at MtfLArtn1r’l*T- - shape In Montana. with B4;lflsime)M>‘’ Kanaady sa M .^ iion ottMtkl* have SemduCrahs — Tfn ultert* were made to aie* A speech pcepared fbe the annmd and he skid they ehould—to learn MIDDLETOWN «>-»-■ A entaring the biflidiw. Nikita Readies Ultimately 800 Mlnutemen .wUl ■-1 i meeting of The Associated Prese. masked guhinlut cut the Tlie ptokeu were quiet Occaaional- Going to Easter Dinner be deployed tn underground bases things and to tell p««ple in other assistant roanagbr' Of the Food ly they called greethua to frienda “ Many people in fordgn lands lands “ that we have a V«ry vltkl about the rikiited Statei, poised believe that Americana are inter­ Fjiir Supsrmarket on Washington. P««»tog by. ^ Policy Speech to strike back if this country la moving country here.” St. Extension. Saturday night, an^ Many of tha pickets carrlsd ested only in niatcrial gain, that In today’s address, Atty. Gen- attacked. they .are not interest^ In their fled with more than H.OOO in cash. rigns denoting recognition of po­ The armed services are under­ Kennedy said individuals . sent The bandit waa deaettoad ai lice and fire unions in other cities. neighbors, not interested in their After Election stood to have asked for many abroad under his proposal "should about 27 yearn of agh awl fli)|,fcet Mayor Bergin waa the target of communities and not interested in Coventry Pair more full weapons tests 'than make tours of as many univer- 10 tnchea tall by hia^cttm , ,6W(letBm on one sign and was those that are less well off,” ' he SiUes as possible' and'i^buld con­ Hemsley, 20, of Rocjctoll.

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