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THE HARTFORD COURANT: Monday, September 2S, 1967 Heavenly-powered PEOPLE iN TUB rV Washington Report kews Go to Flower Powered! Trafalgar Square in London 2 State Cases Pose High Court Questions By ROBERT D. BYRNES "J- a r' mmmsAsTm I wmmmk frw I l-aL uMMH b-y4 I Hi kj iiilf llilllllpp fMl ff PSPIT' liif llllllr'' 7 Av liii mm ona drizzling, depressing Sunday afternoon. The pigeons are cooing gently, ff the hippies' bells are tinkling CHILLY FLIGHT, Television actress Susan Oliver, off Sunday from Goose Bay'M' Newfoundland in a single engine. plane on her flight to Europe from New York. Delayed at the Labrador auv 4 base for three days by ad versa, weather conditions, Miss Oliver 's WASHINGTON The forroalHe his appeal on the Mir opening of the new term of the anda case decision of the Su- softly, and in front of the brood ing lions at the foot of Nelson's United States Supreme Court Is! preme Court on right to counsel.

a week away and of the more, The state courts ruled the Mir- Column 19 people are reading anda case doctrine applies only than 600 cases so far on file, and singing from the Bible. when there have been self-Inert headed for Narssarssuaq in The hippies and pigeons are southern Greenland in sunny minating statements. The state pleading also says the Miranda regular visitors to the heart of London on any afternoon. id. weather.

The next leg is to take case doesn apply because Hel at least two from Connecticut pose'major questions. These are gambling cases, involving the federal law requiring gamblers to pay an occupational tax and the right against self-incrimination, and the Jackson case in which the ler was convicted a year and a The Bible readers are new. This exercise was the opening half before the Miranda shot in a campaign by a group of progressive churchmen who her to Iceland (AP). SILENT NIGHT? Should Christmas be a silent night? That's what Orval Garritsoii of Ventura. Calif, wants to know N.

Baptist us seeking Intend to give public Bible read review of a retusai tor lower government is appealing a lower court decision, that put in question federal kidnapping law. and he wants to know before'1 ft Christmas, courts to direct Bankers Indemnity to pay him $25,000 on an automobile accident claim. The case was tried in Fairfield County courts and then shifted to the federal court. The peti ENGAGED: Secretary of Garritson spent part of last Agriculture and Mrs. Orville ings at street corners throughout the city even on the teeming night-time corners of Soho, London's square mile of vice.

The organizers admit they run a risk of attracting unwelcome attention from mockers, religious fanatics and "flower-powered" people. But Sunday's' lessons passed Freeman Sunday announced the Christmas in jail because of his engagement oi ineir oaugnicr.imciinauon wr seasonal muaiu tion says Baptist was fatally The Oct. 2 opening for the new term Is ceremonial and the court will not start hearing cases until the week of Oct. 9. By Oct.

"9 the court may issue some orders accepting or refusing petitions for Supreme Court review of decisions of other courts. There are several appeals Constance Jane, to Gary A. He's suing his neighbor lor false'" Walker, son of Mrs. Myron arrest, and the outcome of the Walker of Huntington, L.I.-suit will determine his plans for-(AP) ithis Christmas (AP). penalized, In connection with burden of proof, "for putting on his evidence in reliance upon the law as set forth by the Supreme Court of Connecticut." quietly.

And the pigeons resident in; by those convicted as a result of gmmmopen Thurs. 'til 9mmmm phone 522-0181 mmm Trafalgar Square for genera gambling raids in Bridgeport technician Richard Boncek. Results are cal-. culated by a computer at Travelers Research Center. Divorce Review Ames Nowell seeks review of and there have since been filed COMPUTER SCORES LUNG TEST: nis Rettinger stands at lung function test machine in the pulmonary laboratory of Francis Hospital.

The "patient" is fellow tions won again. They captivated more than 200 people, who fed them breadcrumbs and bis We are most happy to report I a nuln'oer of similar cases aris ing other states but one deci our "Woman's Shop" is having its best season 53 sion is expected to dispose of all of them. The Brigeport cases were argued in the last term but Connecticut court rulings in connection with divorce and separation proceedings. He and his then wife formerly lived in Dar-ien. He moved to Texas, estab-lishe resience there, and was granted a divorce.

Marguerite Mighty good reason too folks Newest Comput or Use Makes Tests of Lungs More Efficient cuits AT). I FISHY SAVIORS. A 64-year-old Chicago man who had been adrift in a rudderless 38-foot yawl for the past 10 weeks was found Sunday by a New Bed-j ford, Mass. fishing boat nearj the Pollock Rip Lightship five miles off the Atlantic coast. with critical taste and eye for the better styles are finding that our Lovelett Nowell sued for divorce in Connecticut and then changed little Betty Ann Wright is most carefully selecting By DAVID H.

RHINELANDER'is possible to marry medicine along with other classified the suit for legal separation and eauitable suDnort and won an the court, In an unusual action, has asked for further argument on restricted aspects of the law as it now stands. The case is one of those scheduled for argument In the week of Oct. 9. The kidnapping law case reached the court near the end of the last term. The court then noted probable jurisdiction but has not assigned it for argument Rejects Most the finest of American and imported merchandise.

The comDuter has entered computer statistics. And it order for a month alimony other nhasft of medicina in is worthwhile for our staff to The computer even types out Do make us a visit. Thrill to our new decor as do Hartford. isee medicine in practice ana which was paid through December, 1965. His petition claims the Connecticut courts "refused a graph of the functions that St.

Francis Hospital and the we. (The old blue carpet is gone, the fitting rooms jLi, gain insights into the techniques of doctors." physicians learned to read in medical school. One copy of the to accord full faith and credit Travelers Research Center have designed a computer pro brightened and air conditioning makes for Dr. Thomas J. Godar, chief Nels Neilson and his dog were discovered Shortly before 8 a.m.

Sunday aboard the Savina by the fishing boat Charles Beck-man, the Coast Guard said. He told the Coast Guard he survived on fish during the 10 weeks (UPI). TALE TELLER. A young to a sister state judgement," that report is attatched to the patient's hospital record and an gram that cuts almost in half jof' the hospital's pulmonary lab Most of the more than 600 1 is; the Texas divorce, in "per- the time needed to process ana neaa 01 cnesi CIimc wei other sent to his referring physi cases listed now are petitions to mitting the separation action to comfort. Mirror yourself in any of the stunning Tall creations that intrigue (You will not be pres corned the opportunity to bring pulmonary function tests, cian.

be heard. Customarily the Su-proceed. The opposition plead- preme Court rejects a great lings from Mrs. Nowell's lawyers If the entire test can be auto majority of these petitions, thus say there has been no final iudg- mated, Dr. Godar predicts a sured, you know that).

Get the picture for Tall I Scottish anarchist released from The tests measure the efficiency of a patient's lungs with a machine called a spirometer. Ey blowing through plastic hose into the device, letting stand the decision of the ment in the Connecticut courts, a Spanish jail after his mother-s routine lung function screening technique can be developed that right here and just see how you'd like yourself to lower court from which an ap-i there is no federal question in- a community hospital and research institution together. Pulmonary function tests, Dr. Godar explained, are often done on older patients. The technician, who must be sure the patient is breathing as deeply then as fast then as hard as Deal, was taken.

Amone Con- volved. and that Nowell has plea to Gen. Francisco Franco was quoted Sunday as saying he was In on a plot to kill the Spanish leader. necticut cases in which petitions been found In contempt of ord-are pending are: ers issued by Connecticut courts Mark F. Heller, convicted In at least seven times for viola- measurements are made of lung volume, breathing capacity, oxygen uptake and other look when you leave your house for a tea or bridge or important meeting.

OH THE mw RED, MY DEAR, RED! win take under five minutes. Pulmonary tests can then be given in the emergency ward or outpatient clinic. Even now, Dr. Godar reports, staff physicians are ordering Stuart Christie, 21, was freed possible, often has a hard time Cheshire in 1964 of being drunk tions of Injunctions and refusals four days ago after serving functions. The data recorded on a just giving the test.

He must and fined and given a sus- and pay alimony and counsel often repeat the session, with three years of a 20-year sentence for terrorist activities. He fees graph by the machine must the machine several times to pended jail term of 20 days, claims his request to consult an attorney when he was taken to more pulmonary tests and questioning colleagues when they are not requested. was caught carrying explosives. Appeals of Irwin Gordon and Joseph Scata, though separate then be transformed into numbers. A series of calculations make sure the maximum ef He was quoted by the news I the police station was refused.

are men made, an or wnicn forts are recorded. Under the old routine, the More physicians are realizing must be corrected for the tem the importance of this test, he paper The People as saying he lied. when pleading at his trial that he thought he was carry pressure technician then had to work at 115 asylum street hart ford, conn. Where You Can Shop In An Unhurried Atmosphere believes, and St. Francis doc perature, barometric and humidity of the day be- the desk calculator.

At the end petitions, both relate to their convictions in the federal court in Connecticut of bankruptcy fraud in connection with operation of National Furniture and Appliance stores, one of which was in Rocky Hill. Gordon claims there was error in fail tors have realized the increased efficiency of the pulmonary lab. ing only propaganda leaflets (AP). cause of their influence on the of a long session, mathe-gases in the lungs. mistakes cropped up at WtmmAU Perking Tickets Redeemed Up One HoHrjmm MMtWHSli mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm It takes a technician about times, forcing the technician 20 minutes to ruh the figures to do his calculations through a desk adding machine ure to consolidate counts in the indictmcn and Scata claims the Connecticut Skies Monday, Sept.

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Deneb, the highest of the three, Is the brightest star in the constellation Cygnus. The computer saves time, reduces mistakes and accumulates pulmonary data that will prosecution failed to establish THE ONLY STORE of ts KIND Exclusively Fine Furniture CLOSEOVTS at REDUCED PRICES venue for the case in Connecti cut. be of use in the future. It also, stores the "normal" ranges; based on many years of studies: at military, and Veterans Ad and type up the results. A computer at TRC's Constitution Plaza headquarters now does the mathematics and, typing in 25 seconds.

The electronic wizard also, types out the "normal" readings stored In its memory bank for a person of the patient's sex, height and Gardner Urges United Effort WASHTNP.TflN Secre age, JUMBO STEEL WARDROBES tary of Welfare John Gardner 40 Per Cent Total time for processing the MATTRESSES AND BOXSPRINGS said Sunday the whole country is going to have to pitch in with results has been cut 40 per cent bv the present TRC-St; Francis "barn-raisine enthusiasm 10 clear out the slums and rebuild system. The experts are now working on a direct hookup be tween the spirometer and com 28) Bread Hirtrord, MIDI Published dally and Sunday by THE HARTfORO COURANT COMPANY tte-t(Via P8taj paid at Ha'Wnrd, Cnnn, RapMiinttd nationally by Moloney, Reoan. Scnmltt, J7J Third New York, 1M17. Subscription Rata Payabl tn AoVance. ena year J21.I4, three monthj 15.44 -Sunday: one year 115.60, three month, $3.90.

Dally and Sundayi one year $37.44, three monthi the educational system, Deploring what he called an unwillingness to tackle "the puter that would make a pul- ministration hospitals and adds a column of what should be to what the test shows is. St. Francis is now one of the first community hospitals to have all its pulmonary tests on computer punch cards. When a patient who has had a previous test comes for another," Dr. Godar is able to make an instant comparison.

At some future time, Dr. Godar hopes to have a computer printout machine in the hospital. At the moment, the technician takes the spirometer test, translates the graph record into numbers and reads them over the telephone to TRC at 3 p.m. The figures are copied down at TRC, put onto punch cards and fed into the computer along with the patient's height, weight ivtnt ft rt 4-klltinA vprtf lar nrnhlpms facin? us." monary luna.uu cat ett0t t. Siiuoniz Gardner said: "We're going to as an ele ctrocard gram have to say this is a national The project still in the de-task that everybody will pitch HTJ tbnS 'between St into-industry and the inkers-1 XeSSdi $55 Dr! ities, labor and the minority 1J2 llll 1 Special While you wait Compound and Waed groups, and everyone eise ior researcn scientists ui.

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AUTO Manchester 2 Hortfora-Eait Hr(rJ which is moving into the health caiand sex. Out comes the calcula- research field, through its t47 i oabilitics with computers, sta- tions 25 seconds later, typed in mm mmmmmmmw and systems analysis, triplicate. The sheets are de- could aid a normal hospital rou-vered to Dr, Godar by taxi at Willi 1, A lltine. ml rep 4:15 p.m., the data cards stored has now learned tliat, Jin a locked cabinet at TRC and 1 1 iu as Dr. Kresge describes it, "it the telephone figures destroyed Savitt is Open Monday 'til Bill Savitf Says: I'll make a spectacle of myself anytime I ,1 4ri 3' 5 inwr.

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