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5 Page 2 The Reformer, Monday, May 27, 1968 Only One of Nine Survives Boat Capsizing Off Maine IB BRATTLEBORO DAILY REFORM ARD VBRMOKT WOBttt pubUhd Evry trmlag nd Saturday Morning Except Sunday and Legal Holidays by the Fublh Addrees All Co Boat orilce Box 802, Brattleboro, Vermont 30l Reformer Publishing Corporation, 71 Main Street i All Communications to Tht Reformer ran unice box gin, Brauieooro, vermuuv i Second Claes Postage Paid at Brattleboro, Vermont 08)01 Telephone Number la 254-2311 tor all Departments Single Copies 10a; Delivered by Newspaper Boy or Motor Route. 60c a Week TERMS Or SUBSCRIPTION (OUTSIDE VT CHESHIRE FRANKLIN MASS Tear $25.00 Six Months 1)S0 Three Months 230 One Month 230 VT, CHESHIRE R-H. FRANKLIN UA8S.) Tear $20.00 Six Months HIM Three Months 0.00 One Month 230 To Servicemen Anywhere, $15 a Year The Associated Press Is entitled exclusively to the use lor publication all the local news printed In this newspaper as well as all AP newa WELLS BEACH, Main (AP) Only one of nine Springfield, area men and boys survived the capsizing of a 16-foot boat in high winds and rough seas Sunday. The Coast Guard recovered six bodies and was to resume starching today for two men missing and presumed drowned. Eight of the nine were members of two families.

The ninth was a friend. A northeast gale struck the New England coast around noon Sunday, and more than 100 persons were res cued from swamped or capsized boats or from islands where their craft aground. The Coast Guard used helicopters and boats in the rescue operations. Sole survivor of the boat upset off the Maine coast was Arthur Savageau 20, of Springfield. He was clinging to the craft and was pulled from the sea by Oscar Hubbard and William Tower of Ogunquit in Hubbards party boat, "Finest Kind." Theyre all dead; theyre all dead," Savageau was quoted as saying over and over when rescued.

It was estimated that he had clung to the fiberglass craft for four hours. He was hospitalized at York for treatment of shock and exposure. Wells Police Chief Richard Rouleau Identified the, missing men as Savageaus father, Arthur Savageau 38 of East Longmeadow, and Eugene Bes-ner, 30, of Springfield. Those whose bodies were recovered were two of the elder Savageaus sons, Dennis, 15, and Leonard, 14; the elder mans brother, Leonard Savageau, 36, of Springfield, and his two sons, Ernest 12, and Arthur 13; and Arthur Hamilton, g. of Spring-field, son of Arthur Savageau Sr.s former wife.

The group was on a weekend camping and fishing trip. Anti-War Marche No Longer Needed: Mary McCarthy LONG BEACH, Calif. (AP) Mary McCarthy, daughter to Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy of Minnesota, says the time for antiwar marches is over.

I took part in the Pentagon march, said the 19-year-old daughter of the candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination. But 1 left it when it began to tend toward violence. 1 dont approve of violence. "Besides, I think the time for antiwar demonstrations is past. The purpose of demonstrations is to make a point of view known.

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An FBI agent from Washington was scheduled to testify for the government following th weekend recess. On trial with M-year-old baby doctor are Yale Chaplain William Sloane Coffin 43; Michael Ferber, 23, Harvard graduate student; Mitchell Goodman, 44, a New York writer and teacher; and Marcus Raskin, 33, a Washington research director. If convicted of charges of conspiring to aid, abet and counsel youths to avoid the draft they could receive maximum sentences of five year prison terms and $10,000 fines. The trial recessed Friday after testimony by John McDonough, an assistant deputy U.S. attorney general, who said Spock, Coffin, Goodman and Raskin demanded last Oct.

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Theres been no estimate of how long it will take the defense to present its side, but it could run for several days. Protocol Falls As LBJ Greets Australian WASHINGTON (AP) President Johnson has pushed protocol aside in welcoming visiting Prime Ministw John Gorton of Australia for talks believed sure to center on Vietnam, the Parts peace talks and future S. policy in Asia. The prime ministers plane had scarcely touched down at nearby Andrews Air Force Base. Md before Johnson hosted Gorton and his wife on an informal and unscheduled Potomac River cruise aboard the presidential yacht Sequoia.

The formal schedule called for the President and Mrs. Johnson to greet Gorton and his American wife, Bettina, with a red-carpet ceremony and a 19-gun salute at the White House today. The ceremony was still on tap but Johnson didnt wait for protocol to talk over the future with the head of a strongly allied and friendly government. Although Johnson has met with more than 60 heads of government during his presidency, he never before had made such an informal gesture of friendship. What have you that his speech was making an Important impact.

The graduating class of 53 was the largest in Windham's history. The class valedictorian was Jerome Flax, who urged that the college cease trying to be a "conventional liberal arts college in the best New England tradition," and try, instead, to be experimental. A magna cum laude degree was awarded to Miss Sylvia J. Smith, an English major. N.H.

Mishaps Take 5 Lives Five persons met accidental death over the weekend in New Hampshire. Four were the victims of traffic accidents and one man drowned. Two persons died as a result of a head-on crash on Route 12 in Fitzwilliam Sunday night. Richard Lamilla, 82, of Troy, driver of one car, died Sunday night. A passenger in the other car, Mrs.

Helen Conley, 25, of Ft. Devens, Mass, and Platts-burg, N.Y., died today in a hospital in Keene. Her husband, Ihe driver, Thomas Conley, 23, was reported in fair condition with a fractured leg. Slate police said Conley was a serviceman stationed at Ft. Devens.

In Plymouth, Gregory Bickford, 7. was killed in his home town Sunday when his bicycle was struck by a car. Police sad the first-grader apparently lost control of the bike and it swerved in the front of the car operated by Paul Dandurand, 22. of Pembroke. In Waterville, Robert Smith, 23, of Lisbon, was killed Sunday when his car left the Water-ville Valley Road and struck a tree.

Police said Smith, who was alone in the car, was thrown from the auto and was dead at the scene. In Manchester, Armand Beaudry, 54, of Manchester, drowned Saturday afternoon in a boating accident on Pine Island Pond Police said Beaudry attempted to swim ashore after the boat capsized but was unable to make it. The traffic deaths brought the state's highway fatality toll for the year to 53. Catsup Does It PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) -Richard M.

Nixon, answering questions on a campaign television broadcast, was asked how he keeps his weight down "1 eat cottage cheese until it runs out of my ears," he said, "I put catsup on it. If you put catsup on it, it doesn't taste like cottage cheese at all. BURLINGTON, Vt. (AP) -Here is a breakdown of the voting at Saturday's Vermont Democratic Convention: National Committeeman: Former State Democratic Party Chairman Daniel J. O'Brien of South Burlington easily defeated former state senator and attorney Samuel Fishman of Vergennes, 590-306.

O'Brien succeeds William J- Ryan of Montpelier. National Committeewoman: Mrs. Margaret Hartigan of Burlington defeated Mrs. Henry M. Farmer of Burlington and Mrs.

Madeline Keenan of St. Albans in a three-way race. Mrs. Hartigan polled 494 votes, to 230 for Mrs. Keenan and 219 for Mrs.

Farmer. She succeeds Mrs. Beatrice Schurman of Newport. Neither Mrs. Hartigan nor O'Brien will vote at the National Convention in August.

Votes will be cast by Ryan and Mrs. Schurman, both Humphrey supporters. Humphrey delegates: Samuel Fishman, Vergennes; Donald Hackel, Rutland: Mayor Francis Cain, Burlington: Mrs. Ruth Colombo, South Barre. Lyle Archambault, Winooski; John Zampieri, South Rye-gate; Frank A.

Balch, Burlington and Lt. Gov. John J. Daley, Rutland. Humphrey alternates: Dr.

Henry Farmer of Burlington; Daniel DeBonis, Poultney; Ralph E. Williams, Rutland; Walter T. McHugo, Barre; John E. Kelly, Winooski; Albert E. Trepanier, Burlington; Brian D.

Burns, Burlington; Anthony C. Buraczynski. Brattleboro. Kennedy Delegates: Leo O'Brien South Burlington; Thomas P. Salmon, Coalition Continued from Page I Freedom.

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