The Boston Globe from Boston, Massachusetts • 14

The Boston Globe Thursday, November 3, 1966 14 3 Guilty in Slugging Of Guitar Player Peabody Man Held in Maiden George W. Lanced, 19, of United Fund Women Told Mrs. Cushing, Total Now at $8,000,000 Mother of US. Orders Hearings Milk Price Rise Ahead Next Year In Forgery Case Massachusetts Bay volunteers, business and pro- Retail Leader Three young men were found guilty of slugging a guitar player today by East Cambridge District Court Judge M. Edward Viola.

Charles Jeffreys, 20, of Putnam Cambridge, told the -ourt the trio slugged him in 'his apartment at 1:30 a.m. Oct. 26 after an argument about Viet Nam. A 36-year-old Peabody man Umteo- und third report lessional women for the indicted bv a Middlesex luncheon at the Statler Hilton valuable, inspiring and maeni- Lafayette st, Arlington, appealed an 18 months House of Correction sentence and Carl R. Oleson 21, of River Cambridge, a three month term.

Both were released in bail. Pvt William S. Mpontsi-karis of the U.S. Marines and Putnam av, Cambridge, was fined $50. County Grand Jury today for Hotel today staged as a ficently productive work you Mrs- A1 E- Cushing, 87, uttering and foreine Trav- tw a died yesterday at the Sisters Look for higher milk prices prices in the New England elers cheeks Medford last evidence of the power of worn- tt rv4 Mercy Hospital Dover, W.H.

next year. area "to the former long-time montn and receivung stolen eilf according to campaign Girls escorter chairman Hen m0XMTl ue This is the unmentioned but alignment with other df: chairman Thomas M. Hennes- nessev to easVhair on- j6 "nPlied messae in the s- In documenting their request Police said the checks were sey who announced that with for a'45 minute vaca resldent. Boston RetaU Trade Department of Agriculture's for this price action, until now part of a $500 000 shipment the hel of Im. Bad- announcement today that it seemingly ignored, the New being sent to Florida which portant Women" present the Ia iere turned hv Judv rS- W3 "Is0 Jhe will conduct four area-wide England cooperatives told the was stolen the New York tjf campaign has so far raised Sf" whdhTV iim3i 2TldT of ushmg hearings across the nation dur- Secretary I price levels area They said the checks $8,101,215, or 63.5 percent of fl WHDR-TV Personali- Crowley and Mary A Tynan ing the week of Nov.

"to in the Northeast have not kept are being sold in New York the total goai. Her father operated the first consider the appropriate level" pace with increases granted at half price. "We are going to win," Hen- nr0leSs rerts fro maJOr TaTTy of fluid milk Class I priuCeS throughout the remainder, of Samuel Greene, 36, of Dart- nessey told the predominantly Lnfrn Chr waS to he set beginning December the nation. mouth st Peabody was ap- femaie audience, and we'll i tI menlaI Sgm 1966 for all 71 Federal milk The New England Dairyman. nearyou Wherever you go in Greater Boston you'll find a Charter House close-by.

That's because we want to be nearyou prenenaeo in Meaiora ponce win with the helD 0f vou won- rV' umry nunareas or jrinnisn marketine orders. tll. armo; The United Tne 1 women- UnitedT. DriscolL Division ZnCnVTw i lT" owned-former controlled New market BeZrQi iund salutes you nousewives, Augustin H. Parker, Individual business.

Many of them mi- later England MUk WTf' when you need us. Come see us, hear? CHARTER HOUSE MOTOR HOTELS Braintree Cambridge Lynn Newton Waltham HOTEL CORPORATION OF AMERICA for a hearing by Judge Law- umN xiooen r. udou, or-grated to Cape Ann and consumer and Marketing suv.ia"ui1' rence G. Brooke when he was forged instrument, 10 counts Prate Gliis; and Mrs. Paul M.

Quincy. cvice officials said the hear- lTOmt brought into Maiden Court on of forgery and receiving Jacobs, Bay Area Divisions. Mrs. Cushing is survived by were reqUested by dairy Massachusetts Rhode Island charges of uttering and a stolen goods. Also mtroduced for recogm-three other sons, including facers who contend that an- and Connecticut markets in uon as pan or me iaies uay Gordon Windsor, Vt, oper-1irirate(4 reductions in prices June' my "'u theme were Mrs.

Thomas M. ating unerintendent Cone SvSnn. of nearly three percent below the miim a ITT uiiuci vuw t-iii. incs 1 xiennessey, wue oi me cam- Mfg. Howard Peabody, the marketin2 orders threaten 5dme Piuu uw.

i 1 mJ paign chairman: Mrs. Richard former nrPciHpnt ranaHa rv ni, In August, most naien chairman: Mrs. Richard former nreciHor. PanaHa u. In August, most recent Cbln R.

Higgins, wife of the Botling of N. and Dr. uli the wi needed to sup- month for which figures are M.B.U.F. president; Mrs. Helen Laurence S.

Cushing, Secil nlv7onSmers available, there were .000 Tafe O'Donnell, president of County, Md. former professor, yThe announcement of the fewer producers for the Mass-the Retail Clearks Interna- veterinary medicine in Penn- nhiiP hearines which mav achusetts-Rhode Island market tional Local 711, A.F.L.- sylvania. in revisions of the milk than inAugust last year. Total C.I.O.; Miss Betty McCabe, Also two daughters, Mrs. nr-icine formula hopefully up- number of producers for the U.F.

Radio and Television Mary E. Susso, Dover, N.H., from tne milk producers' market in August 1966 was chairman; Mrs. Oliver Cope, a and Mrs. Ursula A. Martel of nf vipurame as a sur- 8,176.

A JV Jf I I I I member of the U.F. board of Claremont, N.H.; 17 grandchil- pise t0 New England dairy- Intent of the protective m-directors; Rev. Margaret M. dren and seven greata-grand- crease in price supports was to Morton, former president of children. Eighteen dairy cooperatives encourage more production and the Cambridge Council of A solemn requiem Mass will Northeast asked Secre- delay decisions to quit the Churches, who gave the in- be celebrated at 9 a.m.

Satur- tarv of Agriculture Orville business on the part of fanners vocation; wives of the U.F. day at St. Anne's Church. Con- tvprnan 21 for a hearing who were discouraged by S1W Mmnaiffn ihairmon arA van- XT to consider restoring milk present low returns. w.u..

c.u ic CUTU, 1I.X1. resentatives oi the news media, 10:30 a.m. today from a front office desk. Robert Briggs, 25, of West Mansfield, told police that a man came into his V.F.W. pkwy.

gas station and asked to use the telephone. Thief Grabs $793 At Filling Station "PLAYMATE" "SOLID-STATE" PORTABLE PHONOGRAPH NEW! "MY VERY OWN" PORTABLE PHONOGRAPH De Giacomo Asks Probe of Volpe, Bellotti Former Asst. Atty. Gen. Robert J.

De Giacomo demand- Sit-In Grow, M. IT. Head to Discuss Belt A small group of determined mothers, who con A West Roxbury gas station After the man left, Briggs attendant reported the theft discovered $593 in cash and of $793 in cash and checks at $200 in checks missing. 4 speed record player with crystal cartridge and solid-state circuitry. Dy-rapower speaker, rugged Ruggedly built, 4-speed player with recessed controls and built-in record storage.

Scuff resistant, lightweight case. id ducted a sit-in at M.I.T. that Attv. Gen. Ed- steel SSSSatSLlK! W.

Brook, ir.rn.di,,.., against the prooposed Inner investigate conflict of interest Belt highway route through charges against both Gov. Cambridge, scored something Volpe and former Lt. Gov. of a victory today. Francis X.

Bellotti De Giacomo, who lost the riCMUcai Aiunaiu Democratic nomination for t- ounnsuns jnu.e iuwuiiu tht the president will meet wKjr i-n with the protesting mothers her primary. of interest has now become one or wnom some Drougni Golf an extra hour on the energy you get from 2 slices of Batter Whipped Sunbeam Bread their children on Monday at 9 a.m. Mrs. Ansti Benfield of 140 Chestnut Cambridge, led a group of five mothers who encamped themselves for the day with food, blankets and placards saying "Save Our City by Beating the Belt." The proposed route, subject to extensive opposition from some Cambridge residents, would follow Brookline and Elm just below Central from the Charles River to Somerville. Some 1500 families and a limited number of industries would be left homeless.

of the most important issues in this election. The "political truth of thing! is not neatly divided into each party claiming to be the repository of salvation," said De Giacomo. The public has a "right to expect integrity and morality in government and this is why the present attorney general must enforce the conflict of interests law" he said. The law goes to the heart of the "general shabbiness" that has characterized government for many years, said De Gia como. "It cuts across party lines." Volpe, said De Giacomo, "must satisfactorily explain his conduct in the selection of architects for the state medical school.

Mr. Bellotti. must satisfactorily explain his conduct representing insurance companies while in office." These explanations, De Gil-come continued, "must be consistent with the code of ethics set out in the conflict of in wmz mam HEm Ms caias GE3EEBB C23D 03 cud tumuli (W terest law." DON'T BE MISLED ONE HINDQUARTER ONE FOREQUARTER IS A HALF OR SIDE OF BEEF It consists of top round, bottom round, eye round, sirloin tip, rump roast, porterhouse, sirloin, T-bone, prime rib roast, rib steaks, club steaks, chuck roast, ground beef stew beef.x Collins Names Clougherty CD Director Asst. Fire Chief John E. Clougherty was named head of Boston's Civil Defense system late this afternoon by Mayor John Collins.

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