■ WEDNESDAY, M ^C H 28, 1980 The WcRther Avengo Dally Net Frcn Bur Foreeaet ef D. 8. Waatfeer Be n em f AGE TWENTY-BIGHT jBattrlffat^r lEwattiiis IffraUi For the Week Ended M aM 19. 1060 deariei, eeld tmdiX. La# IE- 13,088 20. FrMiv meetly sam y. aet mmdi • - iV temperatnm dlaage. U g h 85-40. raf tha A|MK ■) ' S Calling All Shoppers! Borean, ef Oredniea. , M anchester-^A City o f Village Chfxrm (Olasattled AdvertMag ea Page 10) PRICE F ltB CENTS MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1960 DOUBLE VOL. LXXIX, NO. 148 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) iDOUBLE U, S, Rejects Soviet Palmer Given]State NeWS Life Sentence Roundup House roves For 2 Killings Opinion Berlin in New Haven, .March 24 (/P) STAMPS —genator Thomas J. Dodd’s Richard Palmer, 39-year- GREEN STAMPS office reported today that the • Thursday 9 to 9 With All Cash Sales! old slayer of two, was sen­ ast German Area tenced to life imprisonment Onnecticut Senator’s physi­ this morning on two counts of cian has advised him to rest Five-Point Ri in Florida for another two /Mhlnirton March 24 (/Pltbeen contending in recent mroths second degree murder. THURSDAY, 9 ° 9! that weatem troops are illegally ToUand County Superior Court weeks before returning to his West BerUn. Judge Alva P. Loiselle ordered the office, in Washington. IN At.I. PgPARTMXNTS PJCLPDINO FOOPS_________ rejected today Ruosia’s claim Sovlt Premier Nikita 8. Khrush­ life sentences to .run concurrently Dr. Paul Unger of Miami. Fla., th at'^ rlln is part of Soviet chev has been hammering at this after hearing a plea from Palmer’s, who has been treating the Demo­ CHUCK ROAST controlled East Germany. theme in pubUe remarks, claiming lawyer that the ex-Marine combat cratic Senator, made the 'recom­ The state Department produced it backs up his' demand for con­ sergeant "is still young enough to mendation after a complete exam- Measure Displeases documents in EngUah an'’ Russian verting West Berlin into a so-call­ have some days beyond prison.” ! ination of the Senator yesterday. ^■1/V-...* L-.' - S; which it aaid "clearly indicate that ed free, demUltarized city. Defense Counsel -George Less- Dodd collapsed in MiaVnl on Feb. o w k / b r a n d 27. nylons special Berlih was designated u a sepa­ Thd' documents cited by the ner of Manchester was alluding to Unger said that he was pleased rata area to be Jointly < ^ p ie d .” State Dspartment were signed by possible parole for Palmer after Extremes in Senate The docufiienta were signed by he serves 20 years. The law says with the Senator’s rate of recovery. Regular $1.00 Pair F, T. Qousev, identified as rep­ The* doctor; Dodd's office reported, Soviet, American and British re^ resentative of Russia on the Eu­ a lifer, may he considered for pa­ reaentatives in London on Sept. 12, rols. after serving 25 years, minus reiterated that Dodd’s collapse ropean. Advisory Commission: Wil­ Was not due to a heart attack, but Washington, March 24 (/P)—The House passed its 5-p<nnt K 1944.^before Berlin had been cap­ liam Strang, British represenUtlve five years for good behavior. tured by Soviet forces. Palmer pleaded guilty to two was caused by extreme fatigue r;7 civil rights bill today and sent it on to the Senate-where the on the same group, and John, Win- brought about by overwork. 3 DAYS ONLY Newsmen were handed a photo­ ant, representatlng the United counts of second degree murder measure was already being tagged unsatisfactory by both graphic reproduction of the origi­ March 15 in the alaylngs of Mrs. Dodd and hts wife are resting at States. an undisclosed place In southern extremes in the big battle there over this issue. nal English and Buaalan texU In setting out the American, I Helen Yousman. 40, and John Fu- Pair^i.88 OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF -' which 'spelled out the zones the Florida. •A 311-109 vote gave final House approval to the bill. troops a t each would obcupy. The report on his condition was On'the roll call on passage, 179 Democrats and 132 Re­ 3 DAYS ONLY . (CoBttiHMd m Page SsvMiteea) (Contlnned on Page Two) ahaer n^ons in i Ie m 8 '/i to 11. BHaetone and Blnshtone. Tha Stst. Departmant'a action issued in a release to news media • 4-v/’ W publicans voted for the bill, 94 Democrats and 15 Republicans ' -w h OSIKBY BAB—Main Floor. wns an effort. In advance of East- in Connecticut. a SI /I.98 West, summit talks on Berlin’s fu­ agmnst issued within minutes after the House ture, to nail down the AUlad leg^ Exams.Stolen right to remain in West Berlin acted, Atty. Gen. William P. Rogers called the t)ill M his­ until a tlngte peace treaty 'has Storrs, March 24 (ff) — Theft ot toric step forward.” He indicated it is acceptable to the ad­ DRESSES Khrushchev Seeking two separate mid-term examina­ been signed with all Germany. ministration although not fully covering the administration s “The doctimenta made clear that tion papers in the College of Arts the Berlin area was not ’part o f and Sciences at the University of proposals. , or ’on’ the territory to be occupied Connecticut have been reported to ' Before passing it, the House confirmed with a 304-118 roll 88' JEWELRY by any of the powers under the Moscow-Paris Axis campus police. call vote its decision that threatening letters and commum- agreement,” ' the department said. The theft of an hour psycho] cations should come under the section making it a fede™ ‘ Regular $h00--Thursday Only "Rather, the agreement clearly exam of Associate Prof. J. crime to interfere with school desegr^ation orders by U.S. indicatea that BerUn was desig­ Paris, March 24 (P)—Premier Nl-^and shookv hands on the palace Sakoda was disclosed yesterday See Our FoD Line In, Lovely New Spring Shades n a te as a separate area to be kita S. Khrushchev pressed his steps. Then Khrushchev drove off after he received a telephone call courts. Some members had a i^ e d this section went s<j far Choose from dacrons, cottons, pure silks in prints HAMS Jointly occupied. campaign' today for a 'Moscow- through s rain to lunch with from an unidentified student who as to the freedom of speech. - v . x. ^ • EAIUUNGS • NECKLACES and solid colors. Misses and women’s sizes. "The Allied military forces Taeve Pgrie axis to replace the grow­ ^ eb re. said he had been offered an ad­ The House passage vote was anticlimactic. A final vote had , SHANK PORTION remained in Berlin without relin­ ing alliance between France shd Khrushchev’s efforts to drive a vance copy for $75. been delayed since yesterday by a southern parliamentary • BRACaETS • PINS. Etc. West Gennany.'' wedge between Paris and Bonn and An unaccountea number of copies dmYELBT—Main Floor at the Eatranoe. READY-TO-WEAR D E ^ ^ quishing the rights derived from maneuver. But the issue really was settled two days ago when the mlUtary defeat of Nasi Ger­ The Soviet leader again assailed link Prance with the Soviet Union of a government mid-term exam Take The Elevator West Germany and ^smphaslted are likely to make little progress the House adopted the key provision—a plan for court- many. , V adso have been missing from the To Hie Second Floor "These la, therefore, no haalB that he believed France and the with De Gaulle, The French leader office of Asst. Prof. C. F. Beck; appointed referees to help Negroes fight voting discrimina- for suggestmg that Berlin has Soviet Union together could be a has carefully pursued a policy of University security police chief OOc c m F I SPACE SAVERS and somehow been mysteriously force to maintain peace on the Con­ friendahip and mutual cooperation Lawrence Goodaie said the break merged with Or p lac^ on the ter­ tinent. • in Beck’s office occurred' between ate moves the whole civil righto jjpg Joined 0 0 o A L t : GARMENT HANGERS ritory of one of the occupation Khrushchev made his remarks in (Cnntinued on Page Two) midnight and 7 a.m. Tuesday. battle into a new phase. powers.” response to a toast to peace given As it turns out, the advance The Senate took up the civil The State Department aimed its by Premier Michel Debre at a wpies are worthless. Both profes­ Tht Rev. Charles 6 ’DonneU. a CathoUc priesL U shown as he left rights issue - Feb. 15. but some By Symington 1 • PLASTIC HANGERS....... ............ 8 for 88c words not only at Moscow hut at luncheon in the Hotel Matignon, sors sadd today they had tossed the deputy warden’s office In the State Prison at NaahvlUe, ^ n n., Senators have felt that action |C Debre'a official residence. STOP and LOOK representatives; of- the East Ger­ the originals away and had work­ last flight. Father O'Donnell apent more than two hours talking should be held up until they s<e • WOOD DRESS HANGERS .....................................14 for 88e many puppOt 'regime who have • He suggested that the ultimate ed out a set of new questions; | with the convicts holding hostages. He rdayed their demand what the House did. Washington, March 24 (#7 — ot tMs spodot from in good relations between Frdnce for freedom to prison officials. (AP Photofax), There was no Immediate woid San. Stuart' Symington (D-Mo) • MEN'S HEAVY WOOD SUIT HANGERS . : ...........5 for 88c lb. and the So'viet Union w$^M best be laid down a 4-point paace-and- aa to what 'method Senate leaders our HAT BAR— now achieved by a “pact of nonaggres­ NHRR Explaing | will favor for handling the House prograaa program in a formal an­ • WOOD 'N WIRE SKIRT HANGERS...........