'V '"'"f’' f-' hH- '111: v i - ■r:i) V 1 'V The Weather Jl/rm gt Daily Net Press Run FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1966 For the W e A Ended Cloudy, not u wann today, high 75-80; warm with fog d ^ Jime 18, liM — . PAGE TWENTY-FOUR vetoping tonight, k>W 66-70; iian(tio?0ti?r lEurning Ijgralii sunny and hot totnOTrow, htgb 00-95. \ Charles Ubert, chairman of vdl- New Commander Named 14,608 Manchegter— ^A CUy of Village Charm Howam Haiberem, son of Mr. Roberts Re-elected unteers, Mrs. Joseph Halaburdo, and Mrs.^Jito Haiberem of 106 5 Students Dr. secretary, Walter GruBha, treas­ (Claaatfled Adverttsing on Page U f PRICE SEVEN CEN1B About Town MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1966 Homestead St-, recenUy gradu­ urer, Everett Moore, cami>aign For Military Police Unit VOL. LXXXV, NO. 22« |POURTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION) Pte. Alan A. Gartich, son of ated from Hartford State Tech­ treausurer, Mrs. John P Cheney, Will Attend To Head Cancer Society versity of Georgia. He has ^ Mr. and M « . Louil GaiWch of nical hnstitute. Jr., public education, Mrs. Mar­ O p t. John A. Packard of Old extensive military schoolmg. «14 Hartford Kd. recently was Dr. Douglas J. Roberts Jr. jorie Hanlon, service, Mrs. Ar­ Saybrook, has been named com­ . .There will be a reception for having served as an instrurtor pmmoted to specialist fourth thur Stewart, public informa­ manding officer of Headquar­ the Rev. Gary Cornell of South Music Camp was re-elected president of the at the Military Police S cltool^ class in the U.S. Army. He is tion, Dr. Melvin Horwltz, medi­ ters and HeadQuarters Detach­ Record Heat serving with the ISth Engineer Methodist Church Sunday from Five yoiulg Manchester High Manchester Unit of the Ameri­ cal 'trustee, and Mr. William Fort Gordon, Georgia. 10 tp 10:46 a.m. at the church. ment, 169th Military Police ^ t - he took the Criminal Investlp- WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) Battalion in Korea. He is a grad­ School musicians have been can Cancer Society at the an­ Sleith. lay trustee. talion,‘ Connecticut Army Im- Auto Safety Bills U.S. Troops Launch tion course and the Friday’s high temperature uate of HoweU CSieney Techni­ nual meeting Wednesday night The Board of ’Trustees con­ tional Guard at Manchester. He awarded scholarships to this year successfully completed the reading of 93 degrees set a cal School. at Fiano’s Restaurant. sists of Dr. Michael Atkins, Dr. Instructor’s" Training Course at summer’s Laurel Music Camp Robert Ale-sbury, Dr. Frederick new record the U.S. Weath­ Dr. Roberts is chief of radia­ er .Bureau said. John J. Roberts, son of Mrs. Police Arrests at W'ineted. Becker, Mrs. H. Benson, Dr. Ed­ the same school. _ At Fort Gordon In 1968, ne Beatrice Roberts of 17 Park St., The gathering of 200 students tion therapy and of the Radio­ ward Besser, Mrs. Edward Car- The hottest tilings got on graduated from the Police Su^ Passed hy Senate left Tuesday for Lackland APB, isotope Dept, at Manchester roll, Edgar Clarke, Mrs. Edward a June 24 before this year Roy J. Biumham, 26, of East from throughout the state will ervisor’s course, and is a p a d - San Antonio, Tex., for basic Cronin, Sam Diamond, Leo Di­ was 91 degrees in 1943. Hartford, was charged early begin Sunday and end next Fri­ Memorial Hospital. uate of the Fort Gordon U. S. Twin Viet Offense training in the U.S. Air Force. WA^UtTNCTON' (API __ cidents — the car, the driver also would be authorized to ear- It was reported that the Man­ ana, Mrs. Fried Dooley, Mrs. TTie forecaster predicted He will serve four years. yesterday morning with operat­ day. During the session, they George Ecabert. Mrs. Robert Military Police School. The ^nate has^ voted a “’<1 ‘ he mad. ry out a testing and research that the June 25th record chester area had collected $33,- Before his present assignment ing a motor vehicle so as to will receive instruction from Forester, Mrs. Eldward For- fltfnoV nt President Johnson hailed the program including the develdp- high of 95 degrees would be 000 in the April drive, thereby to the Military PoUce BatWi<m doubl^barreled attack at ^ legislation, ment of a prototype car. Members of the VPW Auxil­ cause unnecessary noise. He well-known professional con­ meister, John Eriank, Dr. Fran­ in jeopardy Saturday. ’That exceeding the intended goal of in town, he was with the U. S. iary will meet tonight at 7 at ductors and partlclpa;te in band, cis Helfrick, Dr. Robert Kams, slaughter on the nations beyond Wb recom- The highway safety bill pro- record also was set in 1943. was arrested on his motorcycle $26,000. The largest single con­ Army Reserve assigned to the Watkins-West Funeral Home, choral or orchestral activities. Mrs. John Lahda, Dr. Harvey lli^hwftys GXpoctCQ to xnendationo in some respects. vides aid to states and cities to B52s Strike on New State Rd. He is sched­ tribution in the area was from U. S. Army Adrisor Center at 142 E. Center St., to pay re­ The camp, established sev­ Pastel, Dr. Raymond Perrachio, take 50,000 lives this year. He urged the House to follow help them set up comprehensive uled to appear in Manchester the employes of the Iona Manu- • St. Louis, Missouri. Prior to spects to Mrs. Lucy Pinney, mo­ eral years ago by the Connecti- Mrs. Raymond T. Qui^, Dr. —Passed 76 to 0 a far-reach- Quickly, declaring that "for programs to reduce traffic acci- Circuit Court 12 on July 11. factoring Co., who raised $1,- that tour he was assigned to ther of Mrs. Arthur BJbrk, a cirt Music Educators’ Associa­ Paul Norman, Dr. Herbert Sny­ ing auto safety bill that would time in our history we dents. State News Highlands’ John Albino, 21, of 918 Center 500. Ten per cent of tonds the 76th Training Division at. member of the imit. tion, each summer provides tal­ der, Mrs. Herbert Snyder, Dr. set unprecedented mandatory mount a truly comprehen- These would cover driver edu- St. was charged Wednesday with raised in the campaign is re­ ——• • • • • • ented students a week’s con­ Edward Sulick, Dr. Philip Sum­ West Hartford. federal safety standards for gjy^ attack on the rising toll of cation, auto inspection, highway three counts of fraudulent issue Capt. Packard’s initial mil­ Supply Lines rrbe Aetna Fire Insurance Co., centrated study and refinement turned to the Manchester area ner, Mrs. Kenneth Wigren. carmakers. death and destruction on the design and traffic control pro- Clash Over on the basis of its $19,012 low of checks. He was arrested on a for aid to patients. Dr. Douglas J. Roberts itary service was as an enlisted of skills under professional mu­ A film entitled "Please Call — Approved by voice vote a nation’s highways.’ ’ grants, and police enforcement SAIGON, South Viet bid, has been awarded Manches­ circuit warrant after checks The education committee re­ man with the Marines in 1946. $465-million measure designed Under the auto safety bill, the and identification of high acci- made out in amounts varying sicians. to hospitals for therapy treat­ Us’’ was shown following the Nam (AP) — Giant B52 ter’s fire and bonding insurance ported that 46.000 pieces of He also served in Korea during to spur the states and cities to first interim standards would be dent locations, Power Lines from $ 7to $12 were cashed in MHS participants for 1966 ments. dinner. for the next fiscal year. By plac­ literature were distributed in the Korean War, and received make a broader and more effec- set by the secretary of com- The measure . also would re­ bombers pounded enemy April at Sears and Roebuck. Al­ and scholarship donors include: Mrs. Charles Ubert, area Cru­ ing the policies out for bid, the a direct commission as first live attack on traffic safety merce next year. They are ex- Quire that special priority in supply areas in the central James Nicola, tenor, son of Manchester and in the sur­ sade chairman, presented cru­ town has saved approximately bino is to appear in circuit court lieutenant in 1968. problems. There were no nay pected to take effect on some federal highway funds be given Seen Ended highlands today as U.S. Mr. and Mrs. Renato N ico/i of rounding towns. It Is distributed sade awards to Mr. and Mrs. ' Builds Huge Nest 2 $6,000 in premiums. on July 11. CapL John A- Packard votes. 1968 models. to projects that incorporate troops continued two sepa­ 18 Stephen St., G. Albert Pear­ in the hope that the public will Robert A. Forester, for their HARTFORD (AP)—An inform itself about the warnings The hammerhead stork builds Both bills were sent to the These would be follow ^ by safety features rate, large-scale operations son Scholarship given by The work in the Vernon Crusade, to will also serve as battalion ad­ of cancer and about the hope a huge nest of mud and sticks LET US PR ICE The^ three-year authorizations apparent clash in the poli­ Herald. William Sleith of Iona Manufac­ House where committees are permanent standards which against Communist forces. there is for the cancer patient covered by a roof which may jutant. now at work on companion would be prescribed for the first in the bill would mclude. cies of two state agencies Element.s of the U,S. 26th In­ Mark Leggitt, bassoonist, son turing Co. on behalf of his em­ A native of Boston where he YOUR NEXT when he avails himself of treat­ be as much as six feet across measures.