► f ♦ » ► • r k W ¥ r 4» ► * • • •• » t • » r • t Atii«g« Ikily Net Pn m Rwi *<or Ik* Wrnm The Weather Aanrt » , UM Tonight cl**r, cool again. Lear about 80. Tomorrow mcatly *ott> n y , plaaaant. High 7 5 ^ . C h u m 14,340 lEiiemnn HfraUi of aboaron naar a*ro tiiroagh Saturday. i Manehe»t0T*" <A Ciiy of ViUage Charm VOL. LXXXVn, NO. 282 (T¥nSNTY PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY, AUGUST 80, 1968 (OUartfM Adm tW af on B*c« It) PRICE TEN CENTS HHH Picks Miiskie as Running Mate Chicago Police Chdscy Club McCarthy Supporters Sweep 50 Youths Convention Closes From Hotel Hilton As Antiwar Groups OHDOACW (AP)—Police stormed the 18th floor of me Conrad flflton Hotei early tod^, cdubbing and chas* mg supporters apd aides of Sen. Eugene MlcCarthy af- t « a barrage oif smoked fish and empty beer cans Quelled by Troops cl*WM d o^ on Michigan Avenue. Illinois National Guardsmen were stationed on the CHICAGO (AP)-—With a little-known senator from avenue. —--------------------------------------— a small state as his handpicked runnins:-mate, Demo­ The poUce awept *ome 60 One of tboee chased down*to cratic presidential candidate Hubert H. Humphrey youltij from the floor down to the lobby wa* Mary Beth Mh- starts a campaign that will first require plugging the Ae lobby. PoHce aald there Osfthy, 19, the senator’s niece. Were no arreata. They aaid none gaping hdes of pfuty unity. U the lobby, some 8 0 of tbe At Humphrey’s request, the Democratic National o< the youthe waa raglatered In youths sat on the 4loor In the Uie boM. HoOartfay'a people Convention 'niursday night dutifully delivered the vice elevator area, alnglBg: "We presidential nomination to Sen. Edmund S. Muskie, a claimed otberwiae. Shall Overcome.*’ ')1 Anthony PodMba, 24, Mc- Many of the youthil were al­ former Maine governor who has acquired the reputa^ Oarthya convention advance lowed to return to the iSbt. floor tion of a capable senator, but not national popularity. ntan, aald he and about 2p llc ‘ after MoOarthy Interceded with The convention closed after a ------------------------------------------------ Oarthy peo|de were in suites officials. * /S week of discord, somethnes vl- not be limited by the polieiea of 1808 and 1608 when the ptdice "I’m shocked beyond belief," trloloc, on a night marked again yesterday. ‘ ^iMWged in ." in downto^ Chicago by police McOarthy said as he viewed the "If I am president, I shaB ap­ and National Guard troops fir­ "They claimed the room waa m efee noene on the IBth floor. ply that lesson to the search for ing tear gas and swinging clubs tUted aa vacant on the hotel’s "If this was a case of smoked peace in Vietnam as to all other to break up demonatratlons by Uata and we had to leave," fish and beer can that provoked areas of national politics...” Antl•^^etnam war protesters. Podesta aaid. "This simply was this incident, then political con- He told the convention that not true." ventlone an through,” he add­ After going through the mo­ the "trouble In A m erica . John Warren, 24, the Arkan­ ed. tions of selecting Muskie, dele­ comes not from lade of faitti but sas coordinator for the Mc- Police said they, used tele­ gates cheered and waved ban­ from a killing of hope." He aald Oartfagr campaign, waa struck on scopes to determ ined whdeh win­ ners to the tune of "Happy Days new aspirations have been the head b y a nlghtatlOk. Dr. dow were leaking the debris Are Here Again” aa Humphrey awakened but have been accom­ WUUam Davidson o f Boston, onto the Illinois National took the podium to accept the panied by Impatience for solu­ KoOarthy headquarters medical Ckiardsmen patroUlng Minhi^n presidential nomination and tions of the problems of race, chief, said he treated three i>er- Avenue in front of the Hilton, plead for national unity and jus­ poverty, crime, hunger and de­ «ons who had been clubbed. the headquarten hotel for the tice. spair. But he added: Democratic National Conven­ Signaling his promotion from “Violence breeds countervio­ tion abich ended ’Thursday President Johnson's team to his lence. Disorder destroys. Only night. now sovereign position as hU order can build. Riot makes for HHH Pledges The guardsmen fired tear gas party's nominee, the vice presi­ ruin, reason makes for solu­ ’Thursday night into a crowd of (AP Fhotofu) dent told the delegates that tion." He said any president must assume responsibility to som e 8,(X)0 anUwar demonatra- Democratic standard bearers Hubert H . Humphrey and Edmund S. Muskie their areas of agreement are To E xplore ton and 79 persons ~iflcluding much greater than those of divi­ "guarantee to every American eight convention delegates or al­ sion. the right to personal security." ternates and two newsmen were On the sorest issue of ail, he With the pattern of his cam­ Peace Policy arrested several blocks south of As Humphrey Speaks said: paign thus sketched, Humphrey begins overhauling the party or­ the Hflton "Let those who believe our ganisation with the election to­ OHKlAao (AP) -V ice Presi­ ’The arrests occurred when cause in 'Vletnaan has been right day of a national party chair­ dent Hubert H. Humphrey, tak­ the demonktrators began to —and those who believe it has man to succeed John M. Bailey ing hie flret step out of the shad­ march in the direction of the In­ been wrong—agree here and Guard Troops Thwart March of OMmectlcut, who has served ow of liyndon B. Johnson aa ternational Amphitheatre, site now: Neither vindication nor re­ of the convention. in the spot since 1960. Democratic nominee for presi­ By StK, K. OOBEN will appear again tonight la any­ pudiation will bring peace or be Mas* arrests came later hi a The pet^Ie in C b tc e g o are ral­ for a red light, a tesn-age boy Gov. John N. Dempsey of dent, ha* idedged to exjdore Herald Staff Oorretq>ondent body’s guess. worthy of our country.. confrontation between National lying 'behind (heir city, behbid was asked, "who told you to OoimecUcut said the word had new poUdea if necessary to CONVENTION HAU„ Chica­ The National Guard tiMope re­ "If there is one lesson we bring peaee to Vietnam. Ouardamen ond'a mile-long line Mayor Richard Daley, and be­ make those signs?" he replied come down that Lawrence F. go — Even as Oeinocratlc Pres­ mained. on duty oil nlglit and hind their police department, "N ix on ." should have learned. It la that "The pdicles of tomorrow of marehera, led by Dick Gr^o- idential Candidate Hkibert Hum- appeared to handle the o^uatlon claim ing that TV and newaps - Jeers and boos for the press, the policies of tomorrow need (See Page Ten) need not to be limited by the ry, Negro civil right* aictivtot idirey was saying. In a stirring much more peaceably than^i^ pera have exaggerated the situ­ but some cheers too, were heard pdicles of yesteryear. If I am who had Invited the demanetra- acceptance speech, ’'neither C3iioago police cn prevl^ ation here. all alrnig the roads. Iheaident, I shall ap|dy that les­ tors to hi* South Side home. mob violence nor pc^e brutali­ n ^ t * . The common foe for the peo­ son to the search Ibr peace in The marehera were told at ty haa any jtoce in America,” They olaim, and a majority of Only one window on Michigan the delegates and the out-of- ple of Chicago has become the Vietnam," Humphrey told a 18th Street and South Michigan hundreds of youthful demonstra­ Ave. wae broken during tiie news media, accused of distort­ Ransom also Recovered cheering convention Ihuraday Avenue that any further ad­ tors, augmented by dozens of town news media agree, that nlgbta of confusion and only one ing the facts and of giving Chi­ night. vance would be met with ar­ disenchanted convention, dele­ Chicago police have succeeded other was boarded for protec- cago a black name from coast WKh that pledge, Humphrey reata. gates, were thwarted by Na­ in tiiefr year-long elaborate itlon. The only apparent destruc­ to coast. reached also for peace in a Gregory and Thomae Day tional Guard troops from march­ plans to keep demonstrations tion In tile entire area was the One thing appears certain. It Democratic party tom by its Frasier, a paraplegic sind a ing on Convention Hall, four and violence to a minimum. FBI Rescues Boy, trampled grass in Grant Park. may be a long time before the deep divisions on Vietnam, Democratic county chairman mSes from Chicago’s Michigan Signs, "We Love Mayor Da­ Democrats hold a naticmal con­ sooRied by the antiwar demon- Ave. battlegrounds. Vice President Humphrey, ley" flooded convention hall last (See Page Nineteen) vention again in Chicago. atrators who clashed wMh police The marchers were dissuaded who left this morning for his ni^t. They were supplied and in a fourth night of bloodshed in i by forceful persuasion, by tear home in Minnesota, said last distributed by the Chicago Dem­ OonnecUcut’s Sen. Abraham Catches Kidnaper downtown OMcago. gas, and by threatening rifle night "may we resolve tonight ocratic Oominlttee. Rlbicoff who left Chicago before To tty to heal the wounds; butts, and were contained all that never again will we see Homemade signs, held by last night’s session, said yes­ BEVERLY HILLS, CBllf. Dacy’s auto with his pursuit Humphrey took an elastic Tribute Paid night in Grant Park across the whait we have seen." adults, teen-agers and sub-teen­ terday afternoon that he had (AP) — FBI agents rescued 4- car.