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COME ONE! COME ALL! TO THIS GIGANTIC 5 More N.E. GIs Killed in Plane Quincy Murder Eyed WASHINGTON (IWOFive New England soldiers. were killed in the crash of a chartered transport piano in southern Oklahoma Friday night, the Army said today. The five, three from Connec- ticut' and two frOm Vermont, are: Michael E. McLeod, son of Mrs.

Lucille McLeod, 15 Allen Burlington, and Frank McLeod, 1821 North Pepper Drive, Altadena, Calif. John Ii. Benoit, son of Mr. and Mn. Noel J.

Benoit, Lunen-burg, Vt. Stanley J. husband of Mrs. Gladys D. Bissell East ilartford, Conn.

Norman Ji'Muskatallo, 'son of Mr. and Mrs. John Muskatello, 29 Spring Portland, Conn. Robert E. Commune, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Commune, Glen Drive, New Haven, Conn. QI.TINCY, Mass. (UPI)Authcollies attempted to determine today whether the slaying of a Boston man' with a minor police record signaled a new outbreak of Buston's dormant underworld war. David M.

Sidlauskas, 22. of Dorchester was found shot to death early Sunday on a lonely road near the Long Island Bridge. Ins body was still warm when It was discovered by two nurses on their way to work at Long Island Hospital. Farm Appropriations, Job Rights On Congress' Profcrani This Week .) By WLLLI.tM F. ARBOGAST WASHINGTON (AP; Mis Biles, rural poverty, job rights for minorities, protection for cats and dogs and another round In the battle of the budget give Congress a diversified program this week, The House floor action starts Tuesday with consideration of a PI-billion appropriation bill for the Departinen4 of Agriculture for the I9G7 fiscal year, What 'little controversy is expected will center on the addition of about $128 million in funds Pres.

ident Johnson didn't request. Most of the extra money would be used to keep the school lunch program and the special milk program for children open, COLOSSAL SHOW OF WORTH gt VALUES! ating at 1966 levels despite the President's proposal to- trim them down. The Appropriations Committee balked overwhelmingly at following the President's recommendations, On Wednesday end Thursday, the Rouse will consider the job rights and animal protection measures. To Strengthen Enforcement 4 The former would strengthen enforcement powers of the Equal Employment Opportunities Commission created by the 1964 Civil Rights Act, The animal bill is designed to protet. 'cats and dogs from being stolen for sale to purchasers who in turn sell there for resevach purposes.

It would make is a federal offense to transport or handle the animals in interstate commerce. The Senate concentrates today on a bill aimed at fighting rural poverty. The measure would make federal funds avail- able for development planning in farm and rural areas. Thursday, the Senate begins debate on a $17-billion milijary procurement bill. Included in the total is 167 million to push development of an antimissile missile designed to knock ene-A my missiles out of the sky ben-fore they could reach their target.

Major bills will hold the attemtion of committees in both branches, Another Rusk Visit 1 The Senate Foreign Relations Committee will continue hearings on foreign aid programs, with Secretary of State Dean Rusk scheduled to make another of his almost weekly visits to the Capitol Tuesday. The 'Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee continues consideration of a House-passed bill to raise the pay of federal civilian employes. House committee action will focus on.legislation to create a department of transportation, broaden unemployment compensation programs, require safety standards for automobiles, set up a world Food for Peace program, and continue the foreign aid program. Airliner's Pull Probed; Toll Was 82 4,, 8 '''r 40 1 Farm App Vie Berkkhire Eagle, Monday, April 25, 1966 5 More N.E. GIs Killed in Plane Quincy liturder Eyed tropriahoris Joi) QUINCY, (11P1)Auth 4-1 r' r----, i WASHINGTON (UPI) -Five Drive, Altadena, Calif.

i orites attempted to determine ank 1 I t-A Ivo. New England soldiers were John II. Benoit, son of Mr. I today vtliether the slaying of a t)11, C01.1"1CSS Pro9loalti This Week killed in 'the crash of a char. and Mrs, Noel Benoit, Lunen- 4t-b i' A PElliirl tered transport plane in south- burg, Vt.

lioston man with a minor police record signaled a new outbreak By WILLIAllit F. ARBOGA.ST taiale.latilelpioanrtkiliflitlirt7oarat,ikounrit,iitillittlitti,ro i ttriensgidaertwls966p.lroevivelssaidestpoiteutilmie I iir- ItarRIC ern Oklahoma FridaY the Stanley J. husband of Roston dormant underworld WASHINGTON (AP; teal Army said today of Mrs Glada 1) Nasul y. war. for the 19G7 fiscal year, What ortR limn-4'4 The five.

trace from Connec Dis sell St East Drtford Conn on. David M. Sidlauskas, 22, of I'll' rural poverty, job rights 'little controversy is expected theni down, The Appropriations I in i I I balked over- tieut and two from Vermont, Norman 1, Mukatallo, so of Dorc hester was found hot to for minorities, protection for will center on the addition of are: Der i 1 gt death Mr, and Mrs. John tusk. len early Sunday on a lone- rorauta and n4 lanthedbeagisti aotildtheabnuo(tihgction alert eert rteucniudessitilres ly road near the Long Island I i Michael E.

McLeod, son of 29 Spring Portland, Conn. Bridge. His body was still warm Most of the extra money On Wednesday and Thursday, i 1 robert Commune son of Mrs. Lucille McLeod, 15 Allen give Congress a diversified pro- when it was discovered by two would be used to keep the school the Rouse will consider the job 1 1. '( liiERN MASS.

ELECTRIC CO Burlintn Vt. and Frank lit STE I go, Frank and Mrs. Joseph Commune gram this week. I' nurses on their way to work at The House floor as lunch program and the special rights and animal protection I McLeod, 1821 North Pepper Glen Drive, New Haven, Long Island Hospital. Tuesday with consideration of a milk program for children per, measures.

I To Strengthen Enforcement The former would strengthen I enforcement powers of the i I Equal Employment Oppor i A A It A I i a A A a A A 1 1 a sws A sr III A 4 1 tunities Commission created by i UUlilt aft! bliftit ALL! 11,1 I HIS tiltiRrilic the 1984 Civil Rights Act, 4" OLOSSAL SIIOVI OF vALuEsi The animal bill is designed to a s- 4, a vv, 11 1 1. A 1 7' 1-7! 4 protet. 't f-Ai 'cats and dogs from being stolen for sale to purchas- I ,..1 i. ---4 1 ii 40 )tstjfi' i 1.701 '4. -t, "1-111 7 7 11 i 7 ers who in turn sell thera for I 4' resesrch purposes.

It would I i 1 4 I 1 A 1, rqPir 4 i 0, i l' a re 4 L.1 4,) make is a federal offense to 4,, A' .,1 4 1. rs oh transport or handle the animals 6 -6 A i AA ,1, i 1 1 in interstate commerce. The Senate concentrates to, .4 day on a bill aimed at fighting 61117 rural poverty. The measure I 4 would make federal funds avail- l' a ble for desrtuehlroeapimsaeernenaat ste.plabnenglinngs Ai, 0 0. oi n'Irlia urmrs daanyd, debate on a $17-billion milijary 4 IP 4...

1- 1 i procurement bill. Included in --it the, is el67 million to development of an antimissile missile designed to knock en e- il my missiles out of the sky be- fore they could reach their tar- Major bills will hold the 'Mem- tion of committees in both l' i branches, A I Another Rusk Visit fs vomkkkkomomommookk The Senate Foreign Relations Committee will continue hear- Ines on foreign aid programs, 3 with Secretary of State Dean Rusk scheduled to make anoth- Ext ta Stuty (r: er of his almost weekly visits to .9 C'EllERAL ELECTRIC i the hCea psi leonlaTteu spdoasyt. Office and to gor. Civil Service Committee contin, CHROME PLATED ill' th4 i I I vi 44 ues consideration of a )41' 4 A 1 1-1NCH TUBULAR I 6-TRANSISTOR i. passed bill to raise the pay 4-, li ci federal civilian employes.

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(UPI) Investigators today began the tedious task of putting the scattered pieces of a four-engine turbo prop Electra back together again, hoping to find out why the plane crashed Friday' night killing 82 persons. spokesman for the Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) said Investigators would concentrate on the four propellers to determine how much power they were pulling when the plane slammed into a Rocky hillside near this community in south central Oklahoma's cattle country. The plane's recorder was recovered Saturday and was flown to Washington where technicians hoped to find out the plane's speed, altitude, compass beading, rate of descent or ascent ond the plan e's flight time since takeoff. The victims included 78 Army recrulta going from Ft. Ord, to Ft.

Benning, Ga. Six crew members of American Flyers Airlines-also were killed. Sixteen soldiers survived. was flown to Washington where technicians hoped to find out the plane's speed, altitude compass or ascebeading, rate or descent nt and the plane's fItgbt time since takeoff. The victims Included 78 Army recruit oing from Ft Ord to FL Benning, Ga.

Six crew members of American Flyers Airlines-also were killed Sixteen soldiers survived. 'GENE AUTRY, Okla. (UPI) Investigators today began the tedious task of putting the scattered Pieces of a four- engine turbo prop Electra back together again, hoping to find out why the plane crashed Friday night killing 82 persons, A spokesman for the Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) said Investigators would concentrate on the four propellers to determine how much Dower 11.0tig 1.10 a 1,66... recorder Saturday and shington where I to find out leed, altitude, lg, rate of 'ent 'and the 1 time since luded 78 Army rom Ft. Ord, ruling.

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