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XCHI, No. 171 SIXTEEN PAGES — TWO MINI L\^:- Dayan Offers Syria Note of Conciliation United Press international military gains because we are intermittent artillery battles to save the rapidly eroding Mid­ Syria said its antiaircraft expecting something out of the today along the Golan front. dle East truce. batteries and missiles repulsed Israeli Defense Minister second stage of negotiations in Dayan warned Friday night a swarm of 50 Israeli planes at­ Moshe Dayan offered a note of a few days,” Dayan said. on television the Syrian Dayan warned on television tacking its positions around Mt. conciliation to Syria today only assaults on Israeli positions on Friday night that fuUscale war Hermon and shot down 17 of of hours after his warning that "I think they (the Syrians) strategic Mount Hermon could might break out if Syria con­ them. continued fighting on the Golan will not try to open up an all out upset the upcoming “shuttle tinued attacks on strategic Mt. Israel admitted losing two heights could lead to all out war between now anid the start diplomacy” mission of U.S. Hermon on the Golan Heights. U.S.-built Phantoms but war. of negotiations unless they Swretary of State Henry A. “If they (the Syrians) insist claimed two Syrian MIGs were As Syrian and Israeli artillery decide to refrain from Kissinger. ^ on continuing their activity and destroyed in dogfights. continued to bombard each negotiating.” The defense trying to take up positions on An Israeli military other on the Golan Heights, minister warned “our hands The fighting, following the the Hermon it is quite possible spokesman said two crewmen Dayan said today on the are not bound because of our worst outbreak of aerial com­ that Dr. Kissinger will find a of one of the downed Phantoms National Radio, Israel still wishes for a political settle­ bat since the October Middle battlefield here instead of a parachuted into Syrian-held hoped for a political settlement ment, but I would say that It East war, coincided with nejgotiating table,” the defense territory. with Syria to separate front-line guides us since we very much reports in Cairo that Kissinger minister said. In Cairo, the semiofficial M forces. want a political settlement.” was planning to fly to the Mid­ His warning came after the newspaper A1 Ahram said “We are not iooking for an all Both the Israeli and Syrian dle East later this month for a worst ground and air fighting Kissinger was planning talks out war even if it gives us miiitary commands reported new round of shuttle diplomacy since the October war. later this month with Soviet of­ ficials in Geneva and Moscow on the separation Golan Heights troops. The move apparently was Mailchester Hospital designed to placate Kremlin resentment at being isolated from Middle Elast troop dis­ engagement talks by Kissinger’s diplomacy. Joining Consortium Kissinger’s new shuttle- diplomacy tour will also include Manchester Memorial Mt. Sinai, St. Francis, possibilty of a coordinated own identity, but will allow doc­ Cairo, Damascus, Tel Aviv, Hospital is one of eight area Newington Children’s and the program for nurses and tors on the staffs of other Riyadh, Amman, Kuwait and hospitals entering into a University of Connecticut hospital technologists as well as member hospitals concurrent Sanaa, the newspaper said. cooperative agreement to Health Center. coordinated residency training privileges. In a dispatch from create a Capitol Area Health The Institute of Living and for young physicians, bulk Washington, A1 Ahram quoted Consortium. New Britain (General Hospital purchasing, and interhospital Dr. T. Stewart Hamilton, official sources as saying Presi­ The eight hospitals Thursday are expected to take formal public relations programs. chief architect of the consor­ dent Nixon would visit Egypt at Prepare for Mapping Assignment named a committee to pick an votes next week to join the con­ Before the university’s health tium, said the most difficult the end of May. These seventh graders at Bennet Junior High School who look like they’re playing some executive director for the con­ sortium. center can legally pairticipate, problem in the months of plan­ Arrangements for the visit sortium. It will also pick an of­ The area hospitals plan to dis­ enabling legislation must be ning was to develop a provision were discussed at ’Thursday’s tand of a g ^ e , are actually involved in iiw lass practice for making a contour map of an fice location and set up a budget cuss ways to avoid duplication signed by Gov. ’Thomas Meskiil. for interhospital privileges for meeting , between Nixon and Kland m a lake. Anchoring the string on a chair with his foot is John Dion as, left to ririit which is expected to remain of complex and expensive ser­ the 1,500 doctors on the staffs of Egyptian Foreign Minister Jon Keller, Jim Longo, Liz Yavis and Hal Clough measure and record their findings. ’Their below |100,0(io for some time. vices. Dr. Hamilton said one Rockvill Generai Hospital is the eight hospitals. Ismail Fahmi in Washington, A1 taowledge wili enable teem to complete a mapping assignment during their outdoor Jacob Miller, president of the hospital, for instance, may be among area hospitals which Dr. Hamilton is president and Ahram said. school experience all next week at the YMCA camp in Colebrook. (Herald photo by Dunn) Board of Trustees of c h < ^ to do all the tran^lant may join the consortium later. general director of Hartford Manchester Memoriai surgery and another to do all Under the plan, the eight Hospital. Hospital, is a member of the open heart surgery. hospitals have agreed not to in­ committee. Us chairman is If a hospital is-fi^ a patient stitute any new treatment ser­ ’The board of directors of the Robert B. Bruner of Mt. Sinai would be notified, ‘ under the Nixon Critics Occupy Statue vice without the approval of Hospital. consortium will be composed of plan, of space available in other consortium members. one staff physician, one ad- NEW YORK (Ut»I) - About puses for the march on Groves had told the group “If They said they were Manchester Memorial and another hospital and bis regular None can be forced to discon­ niinistrator, and one trustee 20 persons who sat in at the Washington.” you leave this statue now or as members of a gpup called the five other hospitals have physician would be able to treat tinue an existing service, from each hospital. ’The dean of Statue of Liberty calling for the The government had had soon as possible, I guarantee “Attica Brigade,” a radical already approved the plan. The him there. however. the UConn m ^ical school will ouster of President Nixon and promised the demonstrators you there will be no prosecution group with chapters at various others are Hartford Hospital, Also under discussion is the Each hospital will retain its also be a director. protesting social injustice left immunity from prosecution if and you will be provided college campuses in the New the statue early today as about they left the national monu­ transportation to M a ^ tta n .” York area. >/J 20 federal officers prepared to ment in compliance with a ’The protestors, who took over evict them. federal court order. the statue on Liberty Island Groves said earlier the State Will ‘Sell’ Main St. ’The demonstrators, members The demonstrators then Friday evening to make known protestors were “damaging of the Attica Brigade, a boarded a boat that took them their objections to “the entire nothing, doing nothing radical, national students’ organization, to Battery Park on Lower system,” had vowed to stay but it appears this will go on all left the statue as federal park Manhattan. “for as long as it takes to get night. They told us they would To Town for About $25,000 police and rangers, canying Park Police Inspector H.A. our message across.” stay forever, if necessary.” two ladders to use as battering By DOUG BEVINS section of Main St., from the Weiss said the matter will Weiss was instructed by town rams, walked towards the ’The Connecticut Department Center to the Terminus, came come before the town’s Board directors April 2 to negotiate barricaded doors. of Transportgjypn (DOT) has after negotiations Friday of Directors early in May. with the DOT for town takeover No one was arrested and no Weiss Officially Names agreed to ; downtown between Weiss and George S. If the tovm doesn’t decide to of downtown Main St., and the one was injured. Main St. to Town of Koch, deputy state transporta­ pay for the equipment and DOT’S previously set deadline As they left the statue, the tion commissioner. Manchester Mr' an amount materials, the DOT will for parallel parking (April 10) demonstrators raised their fists covering the actual cost of ’The price originally quoted by reinstate parallel parking on was waived pending the and chanted: “ On to McCarthy as Assistant equipment and materials used DOT officials for return of part of Main St., causing the negotiations. Washington, on with the fight,” Main St. control to the town in the modem traffic signal in­ loss of about 39 angle parking Representing the town in the a reference to a rally next By SOL R. COHEN was $100,000. Weiss said that stalls. negotiations were Weiss, Ac­ Saturday calling for Nixon’s Town Manager Robbrt Weiss, McCarthy, 42, resides at 115 stallation last fall. Town who announced the appoint­ figure represented the entire Weiss said he is still ting Assistant Town Manager ouster.