A ftn gd Dalljr N«t P n m R a n The Weather For The Week DnOed Cloudy and cool (tonight; low October 28, m i In SOa. Tomorrow becoming partly cloudy, mild; high about iianrlj^Ht^r lEumttig 70. Wedneaday'a outlook. 15,555 partly cloudy, mild. Manche»ter-—A City of Village Charm VOL. LXXXX, NO. 828 (TWENTY-BIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1971 (Ofawalfled Adverttaing on Pagu'^25) PRICE FIFTEEN CBNTi IRA Retaliates I Agnew Offers Brezhnev in France; For Slaying Of Main Speech Belfast Sisters At Arlington Given 101-Gun Salute BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP)—A woman guer­ By STEPHENS BROENINO rilla opened fire on British troops today and was shot WASHINGTON (AP)— Vice President Spiro T. Ag­ and wounded, military sources reported. new told a Veterans Day ceremony today that the best PARIS (AP)—Leonid I. Tne shooting occurred aa t h e -------------------------------------------------- way to show appreciation to the nation’s war heroes is Brezhnev arrived in Paris to back President Nixon "in his pursuit of peace." today on his first trip to T of Parliament for the In contrast with antiwar d e m - ------------------------------------------------- the West since taking over weekend iriiiino. area, said he knew the women onstratlons In the nation’s capl- bases within 30 miles of the the leadership of the So­ “ 1 they were not Involved In tul, Agnew took the occasion of capital In cose violence erupts viet Communist party in by Brltlah troo^. IRA affairs. Veterans Day to ask support of the demonstraUon. planned 1964. French security Itie Incident, in which of pbon* one Nixon B handling of the Viet- by the Peoples Coalition for forces stood on alert for soldier This morning’s Irish News, a ualy d»* lined v d , ^ ! . Roman Catholic dally,, carried POACG CLJld Ju stlco anti-Soviet demonstrations. The vice ptesident said fight- 'nxe coalition, which spon- T notices, however. Identl- Brezhnev, successor of Nikita MW Bd- Ing men in Vietnam have had gored the massive Mayday pro­ "* MUs Maguire as a staff S. Khrushchev as head of the btiglna to N ortl^ iMland’a violence- ^ cumann Na Bhan, the to pay a higher price than vet- tests here last spring, plana ral- erans of other wars party apparatus. Is here to ■tabUUy ? IRA women’s organization. lies through Tuesday. “ ’n ic nearly 6.S million press the French for a friend­ le Bldgo" J^en Md girl, by the out- T^e notices were signed by Agnew, who returned from ship treaty and to develop his mwoa iM. „ g „ con^paniea of the Americans who have served in Greece Saturday, was deliv­ k the NBC our armed services in the Viet­ image as an intemaUonat A a t ^ of riot and proteat i r a ’b lat Belfast Battalion. No- ering the principal address as statesman. followed the Saturday ktlUnga Uces like these are the tradl- nam war, have in my opinion, Nixon’s personal representa^ edy) In- paid a h l^ e r price than usual,’’ President Georghs Pompidou oc l^year-old Dorothy Maguire Uonal way of announcing IRA tlve at the annual Veterans greeted him at the airport and Ntn to be Agnew said. "For fighUng in an ceremonies at and her married sister, Mary casualties. A Arlington Brezhnev was given a lOf-gun ) help hie Meehan, 80, mother of four unpopular war, they have had NaUonal Cemetery, The vice *nil8 morning’s shooting came salute, an honor usually re­ being re> children. »- to bear the brunt of its unpopu­ president Is a World War II and ui. V. Belfast’s Andersonstown dla- served for heads of state. deoldea to Tiiey were hit by army bul- jrict larity.” Korean War veteran. A ^ e w also attacked the Brezhnev seems to be emerg­ Ilia own. lats aa they drove with friends T h e people’ s coalition The army said troops search­ slaughter of Vietnamese civil­ ing as the main spokesman of xe Kemon through Belfast's Lower Polls planned to "demonstrate a •will­ ing houses for arms came un­ ians by the Communists, while the Soviet Union In its dealings Id SaUle district, on IRA stronghold. ingness to end the war” by der fire at several places. referring to the slaying of Viet­ with the West. John Bad- The army instated that two talking with representattves of It added; "At Drumoan Oar- namese by Americans at My Wearing a dark gray suit with . Levlnaon’a ^ ^ been flred^ soldiers ^ protecting the North Vietnamese delega­ Lai aa an aberration. a Supreme Soviet badge, Brezh­ aed on a tion to the Parts peace talks by nev smiled, shook hands with iltemora. were Justified In firing back. ^ j "We can show the veterans of I^one at a rally today near the Pompidou and then took the Associates denied that the (Bee Page llilrteen) Vietnam, and the veterans of Washington Monument. our earlier wars, no finer ap­ salute of the BTench honor _______________ i,__________________________________________________ It said it would have an exhi- preciation of th e' contributions UUon of the "tragedies of life guard. they have made to freedom tmd tm the There were no speeches, but to cur welfare as a nation, than monument grounde. Some an- before getting Into the official to aasist. the Presidentj In his, nounced partlclpanto included cortege for the presidential pal­ -UL Border Towns in India pursuit of peace and his efforts j^dochlna war opponents come- ace Brezhnev waved at a group ^ER to make them the <io=*‘last genera­ Gregory, Rennie of journalists and said in his Shelled by Pakistani Units tion of American war vet- Davis, Dr. Benjamin Spock and deep, gravelly voice, "Prlv- ROAD he said. David Dellinger. yet’’—Greetings. The Pentagon has placed 4' Thousands of police and other CALCUTTA (AP) —• IPokls- Nixon, who spent the week- 400 Radio reported that Pakistani about 2,000 soldiers and Ma- security officials swarmed tanl forces shqlled four border troops are moving closer to the jmbueir rines'on alert at three military (See Page Sixteen) around Orly Airport and the ap­ towns in eastern India with frontier, and the network’s cor­ proach to the capital. Pre­ BYMBOt. mortars, killing at least five respondent In ShUong said they persons and injuring 24 others, were spotted building bunkers cautions were the greatest In Indian officials reported today. at three locations in ^Tripura recent memory for the visit of They said the fire from the state. * a foreign leader. Akhaura area of Ekist Pakistan, Prime Minister Indira Gandhi Laird Arrives in Europe^ A Zionist student organizaUon about nine miles from the fron- arrived In Brussels to begin a called on Its members to tie up her, was the heaviest in recent three-week visit to Western Eu­ telephones of the Soviet Embas­ border attacks. rope and the United States to Begins Talks on Defenses sy and other Soviet offices to Hie report said four persons. explain India’s position In the protest Brezhnev’s six-day viait. TER Including a 2-year-old girl and crisis with Pakistan. BRUSSELS (AP) — Secre­ spend nearly $1 billion in the A tract called on members tary of Defense Melvin R. her mother, were killed and 20 She told newsmen during a next five years to improve mili­ and sympathizers to keep a NTER Laird today began three days mchester others Injured In the attack stopover at Beirut that the cur­ tary communications and air­ continual stream of calls, going of conferences with America’s Sunday night on Agartala in rent border tension poses a to the embassy, consulate, the European allies with a warning craft shelters. The purpose was Tripura state. The shelling also "serious threat to peace" on airline Aeroflot, IntourUt, Toss against cutting their defenses. to appease critics In the U.S. cut off electrlcUy and deatroyed the subcontinent. She added: news agency and other officea. Laird, who arrived from Congress vdio don’t think the a number of buildings. Officials "Moat countries of the world. Despite the appeal, business pecialty Washington Sunday, told news­ Europeans carry enough of the feared more bodies might be Including Britain and Latin calls were being placfcd normal­ men the prospect of negotia­ Western defense, burden, and Clous found as workers cleared away Americe, support India's posi­ ly to the Embassy during the tions with the Soviet Union on the $200 million a year ex­ the rubble. tion In the dispute with Pakis­ morning. EN reduction of forces In Europe penditure represents only a One woman was killed and tan over Bast Pakistan." Jewish organizaUons also had inclined European parlia­ small Increase In the European inates four persons Injured In the Tlie quarrel between the two protested the visit to Soviet ments to cut their forces In ad­ defense budgets. Mt eatin' nearby town of Kamalppr countries has Intensified since Premier Alexei N. Kosygin to vance. Laird discussed today the pos­ onfparable which officials sold was shelled last spring when Pakistan’s Leonid Brezhnev and his wife step do'Arn from plane in France. (AP Photo) sibilities of a cease-fire In Viet­ Canada. about the same time as Agar­ military government sent He said this wculd be a grave nam and a release of war pris­ These groups contend the So­ tala. troops Into the eastern province mistake and "w e should have DER just the opposite attitude.’’ oners vrith Ambassador William viet Union mistreats its Jews. To the north In Assam state, to crush a rebellion of Bengalis tea Later Porter, In charge of the ,U.S.
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