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THE HARTFORD COURANT: Stingy. July It. 1972 Agnew Buoyed By Big Write-in HIUPUPCTTD II fITPIl PEOPLE S'THE Disease Makes Man presidential primary, the largest write-in hi New Hampshire's history. The vote, he said, "came at a very important point for me when I was undergoing a self-examination as to whether I thought I could be the candidate who could assist the President the most." Agnew said news of the write-in was "frozen out in the national media." mews Virtually Forgotten Arthur Elmore of Detroit. thought he had it made last Vice President Spiro T.

Agnew says his large write-in vote in the New Hampshire presidential primary helped him decide whether remaining on the ticket could help the President's chances for re-' election. Agnew made the comment in a copyrighted interview pub-! lished Saturday in the Manches-1 ter Union Leader. In Friday's newspaper, he said that if he ran for vice president, he would be keeping his options open about running for president in the future. In an extremely low-budget campaign. Agnew got 45,000 write-in votes in the March campaign in Harlan, Ky.

in an area regarded as a stronghold for UMW President W.A. "Tony" Boyle. Miller said he hoped to draw heavy support in the coalfields of eastern Kentucky because miners have become disenchanted with Boyle's lawless- vear. At 31. Elmore had turned his back on the drudgery of an automobile assembly line, responded to the police depart ment's recruiting drive for, Dessert Consumption Over one billion gallons of frozen desserts are consumed in She U.S.

each year. This figure includes ice cream, ice milk, sherbet, water ice and jness." I Miller accused Boyle support-rers of preventing the late Jo- i jseph "Jock" Yablonski from speaking here in 1963 when he unsuccessfully opposed Boyle i I for president. Yablonski, his: wife and daughter were shot and killed at their Clarksville. blacks and became a police trainee. Then he learned he had chronic lymphatic leukemia a form of incurable blood cancer.

Now Elmore is virtually a turgotten man. When I was told, the bottom just fell out," he relates. "I was told by a police sergeant that I had to turn in my uniform and my books. There was nothing he could do about it. I was really scared and I just didn't believe it at first.

In one day, after having had just what I wanted, I suddenly had no job. no nothing." Elmore has been out of work since Feb. 2 and has been able fn Anllatf nnlv tu-n ujlfar home three weeks after the election (UPI). NOT LEWD. "She's nude, but she's certainly not lewd," said Mayor S.

Lester Ralph of So-merville. after a mini-controversy erupted over a painting of a nude woman in the WATiOC- Savitt is Closed Monday's HU I IUL. juy a August Open Thurs. 'til 9 Only In Downtown Hartford Savitt Sells Seiko With 3 Full Years FREE WATCH SERVICE Not -Lip Service Following Services for Aunt President Nixon talks with Dr. Kenneth berlake.

Mrs. Timberlake, who died last Miller, minister of the First United Methodist Tuesday, helped launch Nixon's political ca- church of Riverside, following funeral reer by helping finance his law school at- services for his aunt, Mrs. Edith Milhous Tim- tendance (AP). kjH, fjP9kl Where TV Week ceiling mural at City Hall. "I'd rather have people take! issue with the painting then ig-nor it." said Ralph, who also is a minister.

Changes CTTVT The nude is a small part of In Today's Courant Foreign News: Pages 16 and 17 Washington News: Pages 6 and 7 ttie nearlv completed mural, l' being done by Paul White, 24, MacGregor Presi recent graduate of the Museum MacCreSor' Fresi" of Fine Arts School in Boston. Jl campaiSn White said that those opposed J. to the painting "must have! 0. checks-for $179 each. He found Orug Supplies no one wants to hire a man Dr Walter R.

Cuskey of the with a serious disease. University of Pennsylvania's Elmore, who stands 6 feet i medical school in Philadelphia and weighs 172 pounds, says he Friday shows some of the sup-has had no ill efffts from his plies he would make more read-disease and wants to work. But ily available to heroin addicts in he doesn't know where to turn, this country. A supporter of 'I've tried everything and England's more sympathetic at-called everybody," he says. "Ijntudes towards addicts, Cuskey don't want to give up, but I suggests a heroin maintenance don't know where to go now" program, along with methadone "Lee Trevino Golf." either a lousy sex life or they simply don't understand the concept behind the.

artwork (AP). 5 p.m. (5) (6) and therapy measures, as ajQ a rvirf 1 'partial solution to America's PaltJll JlllLldl i ABC is scheduled to air a one-ihour special focusing on the 1 World Chess Championship between Bobby Fischer of the United States and Boris Spassky Quits, Protesting uio.irrr,Anwu uen-arug problems. Cuskey has nis Plouffe, 42, was one of nine eoauthored a book on the sub-prison inmates selected "forlject. "Drug Trip Abroa their honesty in talking about; iTJPI).

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"A Song to Remember," the story of composer Chopin, will VERNON NY. MOUNT Reno, before a panel of 29 few it to Spokane in 15 minutes 1 1 ti 1 1 4 Page Page Advertising Marketing 42 Legion News 26 Ann Landers 37 Let's Talk Dogs 9C Around Town 18C Obituaries 32 Art UF Parade of Youth Section Auctions 17B Parker 2B Book Reviews 9F Personal Health 4E Bridge, Goren 11 Radio TV Week Bridge (Htfd. County) 38 Real Estate Section Capitol Scene 3B Society Section Classified 4B-28B Sports Section Crossword 10F Sportsmen's Corner 18C Cryptogram 10F Stamps 33 Editorials 2B Television TV Week Farm News 40 Theaters Section Fashions Magazine Feminine Topics 10E Travel Resorts Section Financial 13C-17C Wishing Well 44 Food Magazine Women's Clubs Section Gallup Report 41 World in Focus 36 Gardening 18D Your Social Security 37 Golden, Harry 24 Zaiman 3B Grange News 42 N'ewington 45 Hartford Scene 3B City News 12C Later Years 44 West Hartford News 35 Town News 34 juuges seeing nrsi nana mior-and lt was rushed to the hospi- (IJPI)-A member of the "Hartford Movie- mation about sentencing and tal it 1 c-fi 1 pre-empt nmhstinn 5 n. National Motor Vehicle time show uW wa, nniAdvisory Counci1 Plouffe. a convicted robber PF1 disappeared from the seminar, display )UPI).

Saturday in protest against the 10 p.m. group's choice of General "The Scoey Mitchlll Show," a Law entorcement otticers were mam looking for him (UPI). CAMPAIGNER. Arnold Miller, IMotors President Edward N. variety program, replaces the the Mines for Democracy candi-j Cole to receive its first I scheduled delayed presentation SUCCEEDS POWELL.

A Rut-'date for president of the United, automotive safety award. "Good Vibrations from Lon-aers Universitv theolosv nrofes- Mine Workers, is to launch his1 "The naming of Cole, known don." in the automotive industry as: sor was chosen Friday to sue I the 'father of the one jWolIip AelfpH ceed the late Adam Clayton JO Cnnrwraft Powell as pastor of Harlem's opdttxrdl Looking For A Trade-In? SAVITT GIVES $20 In Trade For Your Old Watch Toward a Seiko from $49.50 to 5145 Buy Seiko at SAVITT With Peace-Of-Mind To Enter Race Abyssinian Baptist church in New York. Jupiter Bound, JUL UIC 1I1UOL Uailgt-'WMiJ VBIJ produced in recent years, makes a mockery of the council's efforts to stimulate The Rev. Dr. Samuel D.

Proc- 1 in tor, who delivered a eulogy at: 111 ASierOlCl DCll HERSHEY, Pa. (AP) The (hp rfpvplonmpnt of cars." NO SALES FINAL Walker Saildbach, executive wunsuiuuonai pany 01 of Consumers Union, vama voted unanimously Satur- Powell's funeral earlier this vear. was elected bv 518 votes SAN FRANCISCO Fischer's Demand Threatens Match in mllinn nf tho ndA-momhor in A said in a tp peram to Council udJ lu uiviic nidudiiid uul Your Money Back Cheerfully in 60 Days If You Are Not Completely Satisfied THAT'S P.0.M.0. nBC SnW I Wn Chairman Judson B. Branch.

George C. Wallace to run for i 1 i- ia ai Qvwt ouai-tu an a ivtiii uxu 1 tit il- "In light of the importance ofSPresiaeni on me uckct or me fowen wno gamed tame as Jupiter, entered the little (Continued From Page 1) wouldn't be here." the award, it seems particular- National American Party, the ly important to me that the 1 national affiliate of the Con- congressman, succeeded his known Asteroid Belt around the father as the church's pastor Sun Saturday. (AP). The Pioneer 10 was launched first recipient be someone wnoistitutionai harty. historic nas been truly outstanding The National American Party I last March on its is scneauiea to noia its nomi Master Charge Year Charge Card Welcome SAVITT Diamond Merchants Jewelers Opticians 35 Asylum Hartford 35 Seconds from Main William Lombardy, were trying! Marshal arrived Saturday; to find a way out.

morning, joining another New; One official connected with; York lawyer for Fischer, An-: the International Chess Feder-'drew Davis. ation-FIDE-said he thought it Spassky went Salmon fishing; was impossible to take the 'to get away from it all. nating convention in Louisville, Aug. 3-5. Delegates from Pennsylvania's Constitutional SNAKE BITE.

Richard L. mission to the planet, where it! effort to develop sater cars. Cummings. 48, Post Falls. Ida-! is due to arrive in December, Bv no stretcn of m.V aiina" ho, was in guarded condition 1973.

Its journey through space tion could tnat be Saturday after being bitten on I is being followed bv NASA's Edward Cole." the hand bv a cobra at a snake Amos Rpqparvh rWpr in The award is to be presented party are to attend that gather- point away from Spassky. Fischer boycotted game No. 21 because, he said, the noise! show in Seattle. Wash. 'Mountain View Calif.

t0 Cole Monday at ttie firstling. Cummings was rushed to Dea- For the next seven months International Congress on Au-j The state Constitutional party coness Hospital for treatment the craft will be passing tomotive safety in San Francis-'already has a presidential can- fiViHo: niolit Iniml, CO Frank W. Gavdosh. JilMMMMM hidden movie cameras The Washington State Patrol temiri RpIi 7hirh rimlM th The council was created by However, at Saturdays located serum at the Wonri'anri Unn hptupn tho nrhito nf Marc I Congress to advise the secre-jtive committee meeting here, created "outrageous" playing conditions. An engineer tested the noise level of the cameras and found Gaydosh said he would enthusiastically relinquish his ballot position to Wallace.

Park Zoo in Seattle and rushed and Jupiter. tarv of transportation on it to McChord Air Force Base The asteroids in the zone are matters pertaining to automo-near Tacoma. movinsz' at a sDeed of about 12 tive safety. rr T7iri? ii oiru: 1 1 difference in the sound in nieie. an nun jci ui me oioui miles per second ana range injT 1 I no Fighter-Interceptor bquadron size from tiny dust particles toljlUllUr riSMIL ithe empty hall with or without rocks the size of Alaska.

i the cameras running. Rrftws in Kansas COME SEE HOW LITTLE IT COSTS TO OWN ONE OF YOUR OWN! Easy Financing Arranged Scientists do not know exactly ihow dense the asteroids are in The Icelandic organizers agreed to remove the tele the zone, but some say there is the zone, but some say there ts Connecticut Skies Sunday, July 16 Sunset today, 8:23 p.m. oo se tonight, 11:11 p.m. The large "summer triangle" of Vega, Deneb and Al-tair is high in the eastern sky at moonset tonight. Vega, the brightest of these three stars, is now also the highest of the three.

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tide duri its through for legalization of liquor by the vision and movie cameras, al-j though revenue from the rights i helped to raise the total prize money to $300,000, the richest! chess championship in history. Asked if Fischer planned to! Represented nationally by Branham fhe ddnk Ul Kansas has Called tne Moloney 777 Third New York The Pioneer 10 voyage state's stand against Amtrak 11017. liquor sales on trains "absurd." through the Asteroid Belt is pack up and go home, Marshal replied: "No. Otherwise I suDscnpr.on rates- rayao a- vonce. Daily: One year $46.80, three Harnk Parkinson, campaign coordinator for Kansas for months Sunday: one year 1 5 .60, mOl'e about the mysterious stream of matter there, and Modern Alcoholic Beverage three months $3.90.

Daily and Sunday: one year S62.40. three months $15 60. possibly shed some light on the Control, said Attorney General Subject to Publishers Circulation area. JULY FURNITURE SALE origin of the solar system. mmsZZ-OlHP' Closed Mondavsm 1 1 SALE ALL ALUMINUM AND STEEL DECK AND TANK POOLS.

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