Tolland Middle School The Weather I V Plans Cloudy tonight, lowi 4B to SO. Rain Tuesday the highs anuiid ’ S^ee Page 12 55. BIANCHESTER, c o n n ., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13, W J VOL. XCn, No. 37 MANCHESTER — A City of Village Charm TWENTY-TWO PAGES PRICE FIFTEEN C B N If Peace Talk Resumption Speculated Thieu Discussions Termed ‘Cordial’ WASHINGTON (AP) - tation that adviser Henry A. Gen. Alexander M. Haig Jr. President Nixon’s special Kissinger weekended in New signing toe proposed ninepoiift Kissinger will soon head for was slated to report to Nixon emissary to Saigon returns York, seeing a Broadway play pact-not to altering it. another peace negotiating ses­ following his homecoming after today amid widespread expec­ and a professional football Haig’s Saigon visit was a sion in Paris. two days of talks with South game after which he mingled in further Nixon move to over­ Vietnam President Nguyen Van toe locker room with quarter­ come Thieu’s objections to toe Thieu and short stops’ in C)am- back Joe Namato and others of peace plan and line up a com ­ bodia and South Korea. The >yie New York Jets, mon position for toe allies. U.S. embassy described the Pentagon Prepares U.S. off Saigon indicated toe talks with Thieu as “ cordial and Just when Kissinger will head talks narrowed U.S.-8outo Viet­ constructive.” for Paris to meet again with namese differoices, apparently Budget Cut-Back Nixon came back to North Vietnam’s Le Due TTio clearing toe way for resump­ Washington from Key remains a secret. Administra­ tion of toe private negotiations Biscayne, Fla., Sunday night tion officials maintained their in Paris. Wa s h in g t o n (A P ) — with the election over, the for a few hours’ stay before air of confidence, however, Thieu has been calling for a Pentagon is preparing a new round of base-closings and proceeding to his C)amp David, about moving toward final ac­ pullout of North Vietnamese Md., retreat. reductions that will eliminate thousands of civilian defense cord on ending toe war. forces from South Vietnam, a job s. Kissinger said Oct. 26 that condition not specified in toe The cutbacks probably will not be announced until after remaining issues could be nine-point plan, and baa fouf^t any imposition of a coalition Congress returns in January, defense sources said. Ellsberg straightened out in one more negotiating session lasting governqMnt on Saigon. The base cuts are being three or four days. Since toe Haig, Kissinger’s top aide, planned in response to Presi­ Loses Court Md., and the Third Army administration officials have was reported to have carried a dent Nixon’s orders to trim toe headquarters in Atlanta, Appeal left open toe possibility that Nixon letter to Thieu and rolls of civil service employes eliminating one of them. The Kissinger may need more than presumably Yecelved one from and Defense Secretary Melvin Army also is expected to WASHINGTON (AP) - The one more parley with Tho. Thieu to Nixon. R. Laird’s promise to Congress r e c o m m e n d retrenching Supreme Court today allowed Hanoi envoy Xuan Thuy an­ While toe contents of Nixon’s to absorb |1.5 billion in budget helicopter training-and- toe government to proceed with ticipated a further Kissinger- letter were not announced, toe cuts this fiscal year. maintenance bases now that toe Pentagon Papers trial of Tho meeting in a Paris inter­ White House view is that South Just befiore toe 1972 election American forces are virtually Daniel Ellsberg and Anthony view over toe weekend, thou^ Vietnam will benefit from the year began, David Packard left out of Vietnam. Russo without revealing to he held to North Vietnagi’B proposed cease-fire conditions office as deputy secretary of Some sources indicate that them who in toe defense team position that the session sh od | (| . and that toe ternas do not re­ defense with a parting possibly two naval toipyards, was overheard in a “ foreign- be devoted to procedures for quire coalltlmi rule. complaint that toe Pentagon one on each coast, m i^ t be intelligence” wiretap. could save $1 billion a year by shut down. They were not Ellsberg and Russo are closing unneeded bases, were it named either. charged with espionage, con­ not for political constraints. spiracy and misuse of The Army, Navy and Air Nixon gave a fresh indication Grange Parley government property in the Force long have wanted to shut of things to come last week publication of toe once-secret Wounded Co-Pilot Placed In Ambulance down a number of bases they when he said in a published study of the origins of the consider marginal. But, interview that civilian defense Vietnam war. Their trial in Los ithem Airways co-pilot Billy Johnson, who was wounded by a pistol shot during a anticipating election year Under Way employes “ are getting in the Angeles has been delayed since Peking is loaded into an ambulance on his return from Cuba to Minmj , ( a p photo) protests from congressmen and way of each other over in toe July 29 by the fla p over senators with large numbers of Pentagon and around the wiretapping. HARTFORD (AP) — Ten thousand National Grange defense employes among their country” and that “ they are The court did not comment on members meet in Hartford this week for a “grass roots” constituents, they waited. going to have to take a thinning toe issues as it handed down a decision on the giant organization’s legislative lobbying Now toe “ political realities,” down.” routine order declining to hear activities for 1973. as one Pentagon official termed an appeal by Ellsberg and The Grange members, who represent 6,(MO Grange them, are temporarily over At the same time, Nixon Hije^kers Tired Russo, who argued also that groups in 38 states, will vote on more than SOO legislative though top list of bases most indicated that any cuts in the “ foreign-intelligence” wiretaps likely to.be c | p t ^ or cut bkek is resolutions at the Grange’s lOOth nationi^_convention. uniformed strength of the without wqrrants are Illegal. bmhg kept wider wraps for the tb e national parley, toe first farm con c^ , stricter enforce- armed services would be sli^t. A dissenting opinion was filed time-being.. .. in Connecticut since 1935, will ment of “ truth in labeling” ’Ibere are reports-toat a 5 per by Justice Wliuinnr Ch^^DeuglaB However, toe Army is known atsr include youth and family laws end eUminatluB o f Social cent slice in civilian who stayed toe trial In July to be planning a reorganisation activities. The convention Security taxes for those employment may be applied while the court was in its that, among other things, likely throui^out toe government un­ began today and continue receiving Social Security summer recess. Justice through ’Tuesday of next week. benefits. By THE ASSOCtATED becoming rich turned sour Detroit authorities said would merge the First Army der Nixon’s new policy, William J. Brennan Jr. also dis­ U.S. Agriculture Secretary PRESS when they were unsuccessful in Moore and Jackson have been headquarters at Ft. Meade, designed to reduce spending. It has opposed sdcondary sented. Earl L. Buts is to address toe Authorities’ say two; of the a $4 million suit against the City questioned in connection with boycotts of farm products, toe convention Friday.^ three men identified ^as hi­ of Detroit, accusing police of nine rapes, two assaults with use of public tax nooney for non- Grange Legislative Director jackers of a Southern Airways brutality. intent to rape, one gross in­ publlc schools, welfare Robert M. Frederick says 'jetliner were free on in a Tennessee prison authorities decency and one assault and payments to strikers, and primary interest at the conven­ rape case and the thiM was a said Melvin Qiarles Cale, 21, of battery. Three warrants are Democratic Governors busing of school children. tion will focus on new farm recently escaped conyict who Oak Ridge escaped Oct. 29 from outstanding against them, they At a banquet Sunday night attended college while in the Nashville Community Work said. policy legislation, tax-loss preparatory to toe op«mlng of farming, farm labor legislation, prison. / i Release Center, a minimum- On Oct. 12, toe two men the convention, former To Push For Ouster increases in real estate.taxes, Detroit police said Henry D. security facility for short-term appeared in court on two Connecticut Gov. John N. and welfare reform. Also under Jackson, 25, and ^ w i s K. prisoners. charges of forcible rape and Dempsey said the world is in discussion will ^ v o c a t io n a l Moore, 27, each had been The FBI identified the three were released on $500 bond. A WASHINGTON (AP) - Five which meets here Dec. 9, can governors and one Chipitol Hill need of toe work the Grange education, mass uansit, reduc­ charged with three rapes and as the heavily armed hijackers third warrant on charges of Democratic governors may vote her out of office on its own, source close to the anti- does. tion of tariffs and tax reform. cpiestioned in connection with who forced a DCi( with 30 per­ forcible rape was issued Oct. hatdi strategy for ousting party however. Westwood effort made it clear Dempsey said he once was Frederick says the Grange is several other assaults on sons aboard into a mara^on 24, but neither man showed up chaim un Jean Westwood wfara On another front, McGovern Sunday that the governors will told that toe Grange waa “ a one of few national women.