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THE HARTFORD COURANT: Tuwdey. Jon 27. 1972 McGovern Support I Hinted by UAW Chief PEOPLE I THE NEWS Mitchell Won't Quit Over Wife's Threat Washington SggMg Showdown Set On City Hearings STCRRS United Auto I Workers (UAW) President Leonard Woodcock Monday, 1 cut back the period to Memorial Day to Labor Day. Rostenkowski said his bill, i hinting at a union endorsement Close aides said Monday in Washington that former Atty. Gen.

John N. Mitchell has no plans to quit as manager of By ROBERT WATF.RS of U.S. Sen. George S. Mc- I D-S.

D. called for an President Nixon's re-election campaign despite his wife Mar WASHINGTON A group ofigress is the highest in recent end of the war in Vietnam, full young congressmen, including years and may be a record. A employment and immediate tax would be of special benefit to urban dwellers. He noted that serious crimes; such as rape, aggravated as- sault, robbery and murder most! often occur during early eve tha's threat to leave him. reform Mitchell was not available to Rep.

William R. Cotter, D-lst i Ribicoff aide said that some of are planning a showdown the 13 alternates selected may with House Banking and Cur- have also been nominated by rency Committee Chairman; other Connecticut congressmen comment on his wife's weekend remarks, but the aides said he considered them "a personal matter." ning hours (UPI). MASTER WAITS. World Wright Patman, over "It's about time that we take a long, hard look at the problems ip this country. He (McGovern) put a finger on the problems that our people are most concerned about," he said.

Woodcock, addressing the Other sources reported Mitch I chess champion Boris Spassky but that each was on Ribicoff's original alternate list. Ribicoff also announced that six state students will enter the Naval Academy, five will enter ell had flown to Westchester County, N.Y., to see his wife of Russia said in Reykjavik, Iceland, he hoped his American challenger, Bobby Fischer, who has been stavine in a opening session of the UAW re- the Air Force Academy, and Patman's decision to call off price control hearings in Hartford and other cities. A spokesman for Cotter said several committee members, including the Hartford Democrat, will attempt to win a committee vote sometime this week authorizing the hearings in spite of country club there since leaving three of his appointees will en- g'onal summer school confer would show ud in time for their the West Coast over the ence at the Merlin Bishop Edu first match Sunday even weekend. ter the Merchant Marine Academy. In alphabetical order, the cational Center at the Universi" thought he failed to arrive as Powell Moore, on Mitchell's ram students who will begin training scheduled Monday at this tourn ty of Connecticut, said "It is a foregone conclusion" that Mc- LEONARD WOODCOCK staff at the Committee for Re-Election of the President, said are: ament site.

"not by a long shot" when asked if Mitchell was leaving. Govern will be nominated 1 at the Democratic choice of UAW workers, it al Convention next month to was quite apparent Monday that challenge President Nixon. they art not pleased with November 1972 we will dent Nixon. Many workers at He committed to the task "I don't know why he didn't arrive," Spassky told a news conference. "Only commander-in-chief Fischer knows," he added with abroad smile.

But Spassky, 35, said he was Permanent Chairman Mrs. Patricia Roberts Harris, before him," he said. Other aides confirmed that nave uie nisi ueceui cuaiice iur acting chairman of the Democratic Credentials Committee, confident that Fischer would turn the committee had assigned a security agent to assist Mrs. Mitchell because "she's a public figure in public life." up at the capital of Iceland for Paul D. Albertelli, 1 Maple Plainville, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Paul D. Albertelli; Steven D. Anderson, 14 Coolidge New Britain, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Francis Anderson; James E. Boratko, 80 Sunset Lane, Torrington, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Boratko; Roy W. Bromfield, 36 Glendale Stamford, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert J. Bromfield; John M. Cal, 274 Washing ton Stamford, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Genaro Cal; Phillip S. Davis, rests her chin on her hand Sun day night in Washington while the conference were waring buttons which read, "Phase III Dump Nixon." Woodcock said it is time to end the war in Vietnam. "Our troops have to be brought home, and our prisoners of war with them. waiting to be nominated as per the start of their 26-game matcn for the world chess title. "I am hopeful we will play the first game next Sunday as planned," Spassky said (UPI).

He does what security men ordinarily do," they said. Mrs. Mitchell said Sunday an equitable tax system in a generation," he said. Woodcock said the Nixon Administration's 1970 tax reform measures contributed to an even more inequitable tax system. "What it amounted to was massive fax handouts to business and spoonfuls to the people." he said.

Anti-Nixon Whether or not McGovern is manent chairman of the committee. Mrs. Harris was elected unanimously on the first ballot that the committee's security man had yanked a telephone during the meeting (AP). HOMOSEXUAL MINSTER. A I out of her hand in her hotel If we have any mission there at all it is to save the Vietnam self-declared homosexual was 279 Granby Hartford, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Leslie Davis; OKINAWA VOTE. Okinawans room at Newport Beach, Thursday night when she was ordained Sunday in San Carlos. ese people, not to destroy their country. We have dropped on that small surface of the world John J.

Dempsey III, 18 Willow Ansonia, son of Mrs. John J. Dempsey Joseph A. Du- elected leftist acting Gov. Chub yo Yara in Naha, Okinawa, Sun day as their first prefecture gov ernor since the island's rever sion to Japan.

twice the tonnage of bombs that Mf byel, 53 Mapleridge Drive, Tor we dropped in all of World War Springs, to start Monday are: James R. Crocco, 500 Firetown Road, Simsbury, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Anthony Crocco. Richard A.

Gustafson, 207 Victo rington, son of Mr. and Mrs. With 37.56 per cent of the total talking to a reporter. At that time, Mrs. Mitchell said that she had given her husband an "ultimatum" to leave the political campaign or she would leave him.

"I love my husband very much," Mrs. Mitchell told UPI's Helen Thomas, "But I'm not going to stand for all those John R. Dubyel; Arthur J. Ha- votes counted, Yara, 69, had mel, RFD No. 5, Norwich, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Francis L. Ha- 91,754, against Seiskau Ohta's 65,166. Ohta, also 69, was ria Lawn, Stratford, son of Mr as a minister of the United Church of Christ. William R.

Johnson, 25, was ordained before a capacity crowd of almost 300 worshippers at a 90-minute ceremony in the Community Church in the San Francisco suburb. Johnson, a former president of the Christian Youth Council in Houston and now in the United Church's "Tentmaker Ministry" in Los Angeles, was believed by church officials to be the first known homosexual to and Mrs. Arthur Gustafson; Pe- mel; William E. Kane, 13 Mary Patman's opposition. Patman unexpectedly called off the hearings several days ago, The Courant learned, citing the pressure of other committee business.

The price control hearings were originally tentatively announced May 22. Cotter said the committee had agreed to hold hearings on price controls in Hartford and about a dozen other cities. The Hartford hearing was tentatively slated for mid-July. The main purpose of the hearings was to give the man-in-the-street an opportunity to sound off about soaring food prices and utility rates. Cotter has been a consistently vocal critic of price control ef-fectivenss, particularly food prices.

Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz publicly feuded with Cotter several weeks ago over the congressman's call for a meat boycott to drive prices down. Cotter said the Hartford hearing would give the committee a chance to see how price controls have failed in a metropolitan area that is confronted with both widespread unemployment and continuing inflation. If the committee overrules Patman's decision, it is expected Cotter may serve as acting chairman of the subcommittee panel that sits in Hartford. Congressional subcommittees holding field hearings frequently appoint a local member of Congress to preside when the hearings are held in that member's district.

Ribicoff Record Sen. Abraham A. Ribicoff, has announced that 18 young men from Connecticut he nominated to the Military Academy at West Point will begin classes July 3. backed by Japan's ruling Liberal-Democrat party (UPI). Waterford, son of Mr.

and Iter E. Kluck, 291 Broadway, II, he said. Addressing himself to unemployment, Woodcock pointed out that 6 million people are out of work in the nation, despite official unemployment figures of 5 million. He said many men and women have stopped looking for work because it's hopeless and many others are working parttime be Mrs. William E.

Kane; Robert Hamden, son of Mr. and Mrs dirtv things that go on I'm Edward A. Kluck; James F. X. F.

McGowan, 60 Acadia Shanley, 39 Peck Hill Road. West Hartford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis McGowan. DAYLIGHT TIME.

Rep. Dan Rostenkowski, proposed in Washington, that daylight saving time be used all year. Also, Dennis R. McMahon leaving him until he decides to leave the campaign." Mrs. Mitchell also said five guards threw her onto a bed "and stuck a needle in me" (UPI).

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Legislation The United Church of Christ has is pending in both chambers to 15 million members (UPI). Woodcock also said there is a great need to increase social se ford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis R. McMahon, Steven J.

Rawlick, 50 Seneca Road, New Haven, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Rawlick; Kazimierz S. Ry-bak, 169 Buckingham Water- NEW OAK LEAF. President Nixon Monday presented a third States Merchant Marine Acade oak leaf cluster for the Distin guished Service Medal to Gen William C.

Westmoreland, retir bury, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tadeusz Jan Rybak; James curity payments "so people don't have to retire into "near poverty." He suggested an increase of up to 20 per cent, which would be paid for by a tripartisan program, with the worker, the employer and the federal government each paying one third of the cost. my, Kings Point, N.Y., to begin training July 18 are: Frederic B. Buckley, 1 Tracey Norwalk, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Clayton F. Buckley; Eric K. Lars- ing Armv chief of staff, and Treasurer To Fight Ouster From Suite It's going to take more thani Berdon has sDace in a state R. 1 1 45 Ridgewood Stamford, son of Mr.

and hailed his service to the coun try. Mrs. Ralph Edward Skelton; Jo son, 1610 Laurel Bridge The citation accompanying the seph D. Vasquez, 23 Chapin award paid tribute to West moreland's "long and distin the Legislative Management building on Trinitv Street a- Rocky Hill, son of Mr. and Mrs.

John George Vasquez; Roger S. Williams; Milton Road, Litchfield, Committee to oust State Treas guished service, covering three wars and more than 36 years of urer Robert I. Berdon from his Ex-Policeman Pleads Guilty to Weapons Charge devoted duty" (AP). offices at the State Capitol. son of Mr.

and Mrs. Roger H. Berdon made it clear Monday NEEDS PADDLE PAL. A 29 year-old bachelor hones to pad Williams; and Jeffrey D. Yorke, 367 Dogwood Road, Orange, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Francis Yorke. Appointed to the Naval Acade cross from the Capitol but he sail he has been using his Capitol facilities for his new investment division which includes six employes. The vault, according to Berdon, contains more than $40 million worth of securities and is built into the walls of the office. "The treasurer has had an office in the Capitol since the building was constructed back in the 1880s," Berdon added.

A 32-year-old former Torring that he will go to court if necessary to protect his traditional suite including a huge vault from takeover by the management committee which last week voted to evict him by Oct. 1. Ribicoff, like other members ton policeman pleaded guilty my to be sworn in at Annapolis of the Senate, had five vacan port, son of Mr. and Mrs. George E.

Larsson; and Joseph P. Madden. Meadowbrook Road, Brookfield, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Madden.

HUD Complaints The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) announced a total of 43 complaints have been received from Connecticut since last November over HUD's experimental "Fair Housing Complaint Line." The HUD program is designed to give "hotline" service to complaints of housing discrimination. HUD said it refers calls to private and public sources equipped to handle the complaint. HUD said the hotline number, for all states except the District of Columbia, is dle an oversized surfboard some 2,260 miles from Nantucket Beach, to Miami Beach, Fla. if he can find a girl. "Here I am offering a girl an expense free summer vacation, Monday to a charge of possession of two unregistered M16 au on July 6, are: Christopher C.

Ames, 1977 Ship-pan a son of Mr. and Mrs. Morgan P. tomatic weapons stolen from the Firearms Division of Colt "What do they expect me to dn mnvp intn a trailer nn iha cies to fill at West Point. However, 13 other Ribicoff nominees who had been selected as alternates also were picked when regular nominees of other members of Congress failed to make if she's willing to rough Industries in December 1970.

Ames; James M. Garney, 122 John G. Gath, now of Denham Springs, appeared before Larry Capune of Balboa Island Capitol Berdon asked said Monday in Hull, just "There would have to be an offi-before heading for the beach toicial court order and judicial de-workout, termination before I would ever Milton Road, Bristol, son of Mr and Mrs. Robert H. Garney; William G.

Glenney IV, Glen wood Farms, Silver Coven U.S. District Court Judge T. the grade. The 18 appointments by a sin gle Connecticut member of Con fcmmet tlane. Oath faces a Larry nad one girl already toimove," he added.

trv. son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil maximum penalty of 10 years in prison, a $10,000 fine or both. Federal authorities said the go along with him except for one thing she failed her driv liam G.

Glenney III; Bruce W. Harvey, 25 Woodside Drive, Branford, son of Mrs. Irene ing license test. two machine guns were part of That's what he needs a girl Connecticut Skies Tuesday, June 27 Sunset today, 8:30 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow, 5:17 a.m.

Moonrise tonight, 9:24 p.m. Last Quarter, July 3. The planet Mars continues to set earlier each night. This week, a somewhat brighter "star" is appearing near Mars; it is Mercury, smallest of all the planets. 'Distortion' Charged The Health Insurance Asso The management committee, composed of legislative leaders, wants to use the facilities for legislative and research functions.

The committee could not touch the offices of the governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of the state or comptroller they're all protected by law. The treasurer, however, is not mentioned in the statutes. a cache of weapons stolen from Colt's West Hartford plant in late 1970 and early 1971 and later sold in Torrington to various buyers. for: to drive his station wagon along the route, meeting him each night when he comes ashore. ciation of America has termed recent charges that three Hart ifctflfirfb gminmi 285 Bread Hartford, Conn.

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