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THE HARTFORD COURANT: Tueidey. April 10, 1962 A-Ban Weather, Tides Railroad Seeks Fourfold Hike Glenn Gets Medal WASHINGTON (Ap)-The Hubbard Medal the emblem of great Battle-Ready Marines warning date for this addition is April 30. The originally desienat- Storm Cuts i Torrington Power TORRINGTON (Special) A storm in which hail stones "as GOVERNMENT FORECAST In Program Aid Procrani Aid Local: Mostly sunny and not Engage in Maneuvers MOREHEAD CITY, tf.CTjIjPI) big as mothballs" fell for several i NEW HAVEN 'JP The New the 50's; increasing cloudiness Railroad asked Monday for Fed-'late tonight, cool with the low in ed area carried an April 15 ing date. These two dates suggested that the testing might start this month perhaps as early as next week with relative small blasts in the first area wirh heavier ones to follow in early May. Library Gets Book chant as U.S.

ambassador to Canada. Assistant Press Secretary Andrew T. Hatcher said. Merchant is( retiring from the Foreign Service "for personal reasons." Chess Champ Makes 'Move' in Courtroom NEW YORK (AP) Bobby Fischer, 19-year-old U.S. chess champion, moved in State Supreme Court Monday to bar Samuel Reshevsky from competing in any public chess exhibition until completion of a series of matches started between them last year.

Fischer contends that in violation of established chess custom. minutes cut off electricity in sev-seral hundred homes here Monday night. eral Court approval to increase; the 30's; considerable cloudiness! the value of an improvement pro-1 Wednesday ith a chance of rain gram fourfold. developing: seasonably mild with! Thousands of battle Leathernecks boarded landing craft and transports Monday in he kickoff of a mammoth meu-(ver stretching from the Nil th i Carolina coast to Puerto JUco. I President Kennedy ani- his i guest, the Shah of Iran, will ob The power failure lasted from explorers of the 20th century-was presented to John H.

Glenn Jr. Monday night "for extraordinary contributions to scientific knowledge of the world and beyond." The award, given to only 2o other men since it was first struck in 1906, was "presented to Glenn by Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson before a crowd of 6.000 in the National Guard Armory. The medal's first recipient was Adm. Robert E.

Peary, discoverer of the North Pole. Others included Adm. Richard E. Byrd. Charles A.

Lindbergh and Sir Edmund Hillary. (Continued front Page 1) ernment were trying to keep alive hopes for avoiding further tests, plans were made for the Pacific shots. The Atomic Energy Commission and the Defense Department designated a second testing zone. It will be a circular area centered on the Johnston Island coordinate, about 1.000 miles west-southwest! ot Hawaii. It will have a radius of about 540 miles at the surface, idening to a little over 800 miles at 30.000 feet and above.

The warning to navigators and pilots to avoid this area will become effective April 30, the agen-; cies said. 1 On April 4. the two agencies established a rectangular testing area centered on Christmas Island Trustees of the bankrupt car-! the highest in the 50's. rier asked Judge Robert P. And- sunny and cooler 'than Monday; increasing cloudin-erson to allow the expenditure of ess ate ton- ht with the low up to $400,000 by Oct.

17 to extend jdenMe doudin- their "betterment" program. Ori- with a chance nf 43 Years Overdue Louisville, Ky un 'a boos that has been overdue at the public library for 43 years turned serve part of the climax oft the gigantic troop movement Saturday ginally, they had authorization to; rain: seasonably mild. about 8:20 to 8:55 p.m. I John C. Lawson, manager of the Torrington Division of the; Hartford Electric Light said; a tree limb fell on a line at the! north end sub-station near the: Warrenton Woolen Mill, causing the break.

The brief storm was accom-: pained by heavy winds. Diplomat Resigns WASHINGTON jp -The White House announced Monday the resignation of Livingston T. Mer Reshevsky claimed the 12th gamej of a 16-game series on the ground; spend up to $100,000 by that date s. oprtmn comm. for the program.

It includes im- Lotil Weather Report provements costing less than Hartford, Aorii linn Binh (Tim Is Eastern Standard Time) from aboard the new nuclear, car-Jrier Enterprise. The operation involves 40,000 Marine and Navy personnel and I scores of ships and land amiTar-: rier-based aircraft. It is the harg-'est Atlantic Caribbean maneuver ever conducted. The President and his guest will watch the landing ai Onslow Beach, N.C. Temperature Summary that the youthful chess expert failed to appear.

Fischer also asked the court up in a book drive Sunday. Head Librarian Clarence Graham said there is no way to tell who borrowed it. At the usual 5-cent daily overdue charge, the borrower would owe $784. 75. "But, of course, we wouid never charge more than the book was worth," Graham explained.

7:00 1:00 In their petition, the trustees said they need the additional (d. 4, ALBANY New York state is second only to California in acreage devoted to ineyards, according to U. S. farm about 1,300 miles almost due south of Honolulu. This was extended, adding an eastern segment about 140 by 280 miles.

The effective spending power to prevent a humidity po Barometric pressure terioration of facilities. at sea level ri r.n v.n direct Reshevsky to continue the, series from the end of the 11th I game. 1 x-Hiqhest temperature 67 at 12.30 p.m. Lowest temperature 35 at 5:30 a m. x-Mean temperature St.

Normal temperature 46. x-Degree days 14. (x-Bsed on temperature observations A hearing was scheduled on the request for April Decision Reserved Anderson reserved decision on center of Connecticut living since 1847 Hartford 15, Connecticut the railroad's petition to sell tWO Highest temperature year ago 57. nipree nf nrnnprtv in Rnstnn and Lowes temperature year ago 26. pieces ot property Boston ana Recnr(J high (hjj ds(e (n Dedham.

for $165,000. Record low this date 25 in ISM. i oi Highest temperature since Jan. 1, 7J. The adjoining tracts 84 acres; L8t mperature since Jan.

i. -i. in Boston and 64 acres in Ded-l Accumulated departure from normal il i this month, throuah April I. 6. ham comprise the Site Ot tnej Total deoree days since Sept.

I throuah line's old engine repair shops, in dSY, Mm, wrl(y) 5S, disuse since 1958. Total degree days this month 1hrou9h The prospective buyer is A. Jrmii 'degree days same period W. Shapiro-Boston Inc. However, an- Prjcipitatk summary Precipitation April to 7:00 p.m.

other buyer, R. S. Robey. was (nches. represented in court Monday to I month throujh April 8, 2 01 inches.

express his interest in acquiring; Total precipitation departure rom the property normal this month through April .95 Counsel for Dedham and Boston Total precipitation from Jan. i throuah were also present to protect their p'ptStfor same period last communities' tax interest in the year i0 4 inches, property. The New Haven River 1 11 Rostnn S99.720.02 in unoaid taxes High taw for the years 1959 to 1961 L9nd0" Dedham $32,701.50 for 1960 and cDm- At sayprooR 1961. i 2:2 a m. In addition, there are end interest in excess of $7,000.

2 57 a.m. CnnLocmsn fnr tha roilrnurl toct. 3 1:12 a.m. 1:25 p.m. 12 t.m.

25 p.m. am, 45 p.m. ified the property was no longer Re turm fo Bnm neecieo. ny me line. BONN, Germany UP Chancellor Konrari Adenauer, tanned and good humored, returned to Bonn The carrier filed another petition for permission to enter into a lease with the Boston and i Monday, interrupting his Italian niame ranroaa ior construction i of facilities at vacation to take part in the par- Wnrcester Mass.

i liamentary debates on the govern- The loading facilities would he I merit's 1962 budget and to be on built, tinder a 2iyear lease, on hand for a stat" visit by Sudanese property jointly used by the two President Gen. Ibrahim Abboud. lines at the terminal in Worces-1 Adenauer will return to Cadenab-ter. The Boston and Maine's jba 'his weekend for another present trailer-on-flatcar facilities! three weeks of rest in the sun. are being taken over by the state; This is the longest vacation he in connection with a federally- has ever taken during his more aided highway project.

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