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FORTY THE BRIDGEPORT POST, THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1960. if COMPLETES TES1S ON THOR the power of the U. S. Atlas or the Russian Lunik rockets, which! are driven by thrusts of about pounds and 800,000 pounds, respectively. Small Payloads By HOWARD BENEDICT But the souped up Able andi CAPE CANAVERAL, Jan.

I I a rockets could carry out, K-(AP) The Air Force has an-; several ya'uable. satellite and oounced that the military test; 5 TM TMh relatively program of the Thor 811 lon beiore larger TO PRESENT RECITAL range ballistic missile has been such as tne Cemaur completed a i the' missile sconce: are ready in a year or so. "will be used in a series of three: They would supplement heavier shots to test a new space ensine. work scheduled for If successful, the new engine in the next fe uhs boost small scientific satel- Thor-Ables using the regular! lites into orbit and deep into; Thor engine have been fired space. It probably will be em- previously on space ployed on Thor-Abie and Thor- 1 and another is expected to try! Deka rockets, three-stage vchi- within a few weeks to send a 90-1 cles utilizing the Thor as a first pound payload to the vicinity of I stage.

the Planet Venus. i Tne engine reportedly will gen-' However, the Delta vehicle-- erate about 165.000 pounds ofjsimilar to but more sophisticated! thrust on liftoff. 15,000 pounds than the Able-- has yet to be test- more than that poured out bv the ed. The first Delta launching is regular Thor. scheduled for March.

This will, This is not designed to match be an attempt to place a 100-footj inflatable balloon satellite into'ai J.OOO-mile high orbit about ot music earth. It will be an experiment composer, will present a student in bouncing radio and television recital Sunday at 3:30 p.m., VYTAUTAS BACEVICIUS RECESS IS TAKEN IN FINCH TRIAL LOS ANGELES, Jan. 14--(AP) A juror's illness kept the Finch murder trial in recess today. When it resumes Monday, actor Mark Stevens joins the cast. The movie star says Mrs.

Barbara Finch told him a few- days before her death that her surgeon husband had tried to kill her and she feared-for her life. Other witnesses have said the same thing. Dr. R. Bernard pinch, 42, rich suburban physician, and -Carol Tregoff, 23, his mistress, are ac cused of murdering Finch's wifi last July 18 outside their Wes Covina home.

The prosecution says the defendants wanted marry without sharing die Fine! N. Y. City Official Indicted maintains and bless 'Beacon Wax' estate with the tennis-loving so Vytautas Bacevicius, professor dalite who had sued forb di concert pianist andj.vorce. Spectators Groan Spectators issued a loud groan S1 gnals between continents. dlsmB at announcement i The end of the Thor a avenue reC6SS yesterday Some had I test program indicates the missile 'has achieved the 90 per cent re-i Mr bacevjcms liability goal set by the Air Forcej i at 76 Washington avenue last year.

A total of 46 Thorsjand another in New York city, mere fired in war weapons tests participating in the pro- lsince January, 1957. jgram will be Renee Reilly. Susan Sixty Thors are now stationedJRingler, Barbara Fila, Ronnie with American and British Royal Felisko, Carol Fila, Arnold Gans Air Force troops in England. an a Joseph Swindon. i Prof.

Bacevicius a presented Not alt crows are black The concerts in Carnegie hall, Town hall, Kimball hall, Chicago; Pub- jstood in line since 6 a.m..to ge seats for the 9:30 a.m. tria opening. Juror Floyd G. Jones' illness with bronchitis caused the recess Stevens' addition'to the list came as loo, if protects floors so well Clark's crow is. and white with black trimmings.

It was Ma Isn't mad at what i do io 'em." lic auditorium. Cleveland, named after the explorer of the non ha Hancksck and hall Lewis and Clark expedition. and Steinert hall, Boston, and made 50 radio appearances on master hours. This season he will a surprise. He told a newsman he volunteered to testify.

The film and TV actor-producer said he had known the Finches years. He is a member of the swank Los Angeles Tennis club, to which they also belonged. Tells Of Threat Stevens said Finch tolc Jiuuio- ui: otaauit I I A i i 1 1 I present concerts in Boston, Nor- i i husband was going to Srill hpr ann hnn tnod ho. walk, Miami Beach, Grand Salle Garean, Paris the and i concerts orchestra with the. Philharmonic in Teheran, Iran.

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Another contract, for the Army Transportation corps, is in the amount of $1,467,263 and covers the cost of technical sup- try to kill her and had tried before." This was several days before she was found shot in the back. -Although he was concerned for her safety, the actor said, he took no precautionary action because he had to leave town for a movie assignment. The recess came in the midst of testimony by Mrs. Marcia A. Helfrich, school teacher who knew Mrs.

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STRATFORD QUALITY MEATS CUT FRESH, NOT WRAPPED SPECIALS THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY SPECIALS U.S. CHOICE NEWPORT RIB ROAST COOKED READY-TO-SERVE SMOKED HAM AP Wirepholo Manhattan Borough President Hulau Jack assists his wife, Almira, from car on way to.tbe District Attorney's office. Jack was indicted for conspiracy to obstruct justice and violation of the city chartervlhdictment followed a Grand Jury investigation. PARLEY GALLED ON HULAN JACK ed about noon. He was not in a position to give me the details Plan t0 tice i Rockefeller and Wagner to Discuss Indictment of City Official NEW YORK, Jan.

14-- (AP) Manhattan Borough President Hulan. Jack's indictment on con- ipiracy and: city charter violation charges-- a', politically explosive case will be the subject of a top- evel Albany conference next veek between Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller and Mayor Robert F. Wagner.

Rockefeller, who only recently ook himself out of the picture as a candidate for the Republican presidential nomination, is the only official with power to remove the 52-year-old Democratic to official from office. Wagner, who from time ime has been mentioned as a pos- ible candidate for the Demo- vice presidential nomination this year, emphasized yes- erday in agreeing to the parley vith Rockefeller that the power or suspension of with the governor removal ack "rests alone." Already Suspended The matter at the moment is jademic because Jack has al- eady in effect suspended him- elf from office. He annouifced after his indictment that he was relinquishing duties as the highest Negro older of municipal office in the ation "until such time as a court law has resolved the issues ow present." Jack named Louis Cioffi, Man- attan commissioner.of borough vorks, to serve as acting borough resident. Jack also said he would ot draw any of his $25,000 year- salary during this period, "nor articipate in the making of any ecisions or the casting of any otes in and by the borough pres- ctent's office." 4-Count Indictment The four-count i i and decided Jud Otto La on there are no charges against Ungar in the case, as a lawyer he may be subject to disciplinary proceedings. Manhattan Dist.

Atty. Frank S. Hogan, the man who' disclosed the indictment against Jack, said with respect to Ungar; "It is likely we would turn over to the grievance committee of the bar association, which is an agency of the appellate division, any information that had to do with the ethics of a member of the profession." Both Jack and Ungar have insisted the $4,400 redecorating job on Jack's apartment constituted a loan between friends. Previously, however, according to Hogan, they had agreed, to pass. off the job as an undertaking of Mrs.

Jack, financed from her household allowance. Both men told his office, Hogan added, that Ungar had not paid for the remodeling. But with the contractor for the job holding incriminating receipts, Ungar was called before the grand jury. The samk day, Hogan continued. Jack returned voluntarily to the district attorney's office to admit he had lied, and he main- then that the remodeling came from Ungar as a loan.

Jack subsequently made several appearances before the same grand jury. The inquiry into Jack's relationship as a public official with Ungar has been construed by some leaders in Harlem as an attack on the Negro race--but officials labeled this untrue. 3 GUILTY. 1 CLEARED Four appeals from criminal convictions in Fairfield county municipal courts were heard yes- Common Pleas court gainst Jack- misdemeanor Full Shank Half U.S. CHOICE TENDER JUICY SIRLOIN STEAK LEGS RUMPS MILK-FED VEAL LEAN TRIMMED SMOKED SHOULDER DELICIOUS TENDER SHOULDER SHOULDER SLICED SI- STEAK BACON 39 KINGAN'S CIRCLE-K LOIN LAMB CHOPS COMBINATION CHOPS STEW PIECES LAMB SWIFT'S PARK LANE ICE 7 GALLON LIMIT barges grew out of his acceptance of a redecorating job )n his Harlem apartment from Sidney J.

Ungar, a real estate man doing business with the city. Ungar once served as Jack's campaign manager. Jack was charged with a conflict of interest under the city charter and with conspiring to obstruct the grand jury's investiga- Macchia as follows: John H. McArdle, 22. of Norwalk, reckless guilty; 15 days in the County jail to ba suspended after 10 days.

The appeal was taken from Darien Town court. Mrs. Dorine Smith, 43, of New Canaan, operating under the influence, not guilty. The appeal was taken from the Norwalk City court which imposed a 60-day tion of the case. County jail term.

Ungar, granted immunity from i William Brown, 59, of 507 Pern- prosecution when he testified street, allowing minors to the case before a grand jury, was loiter in a pool room, guilty, $25 named in the indictment as a co- fine. The appeal was taken from conspirator but not as a defend- a sentence in Bridgeport City ant. court. He xvas in Atlantic City, N. Ned Winfield.

45, of Stamford, yesterday when Jack was arraigned in court on the indictment. "I cannot comment on this," Ungar said. "I don't know what pleading nolo contendere to operating while his license was under suspension, guilty; three months in jail, to be suspended it is all about. The first I knew after 60 days. The appeal was of this was when my lawyer call-'from Stamford City court.

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