Transcript-Telegram from Holyoke, Massachusetts • 1

Jii every opuritry the sunrises in the morning George Herbert 4 ww wuuuy uio uoest ui ii iiiuiiimy swuiyo i vv v-v --v 7' v-v 7 vVW V-v yV 7 V- Vv -v- 't(7-X7: v-v Hie KeWilert-ri-: M'--- rf Newspaper Io77'' vu7 a Weston Massachusetts Lo Tonight 15 To 20) 7 7 Snow Freezing Rain 7 For Eve -ri VV' ojV )' TV 7 -ft DECEMBER 80 1968 7- TWENTYFOUR PAfefes -v r- f- TEN CENTS Me Hama Delivered Weekly New York Timet 'Naif JSerrke Associated Preu (UPI)-United Press International No 27961 7 v- Ol It was feared for a time that other youths might have been killed or injured in the blare but police said1 all 10 youths in foe cabin had been accounted for One youth escaped without injury WORCESTER Uua (AP) Five teenragen were killed and four Youths injured Sunday night in a fire that swept a homemade cabin in an isolated area of the Indian Hill section police said i Israel Vows To Retaliate: ly' s-V-i1 'y 1 For Further Arab Attacks i 77 All of the youths were from Worcester The two-story cabin jvas about 16 by 18 feet and was made of logs' Three 1 of the injnn treated- at hospitau and based One Bsymond Slater 19 who was pulled by three oth- en from the flaming jmilding was reported in poor condition at St Hospital with bums ever 10 per cent of tus up-' per boity v' The dead were identified ten1 tatively as Ronald Vysniauskas 17 Timothy Donohue 17 Mi chael Foley 16 Warren Briggs i 17 and John Quinliven II the survivors told offi five of-the youths war card! on the first floor othen were- lying' on on the qiper floor the hoys said the fire when wood was placed and a bottle cap of thrown on it He said shot tai and followed a spiUed-gaaolinp to a gal which ezplodiut of the youths jumped id floor to safety to Hadi their companions battering fits a fog Tiny could not through FIRE KILLS FIVE Fire fighters remove the body of one destroyed a makeshift fog cabin in a wooded area in the Indian Lake Wirephoto)- Registration Stickers MusJt Be Qot 7 No Change In Parking Rules Tonight 7 Regular winter paridag regula- Sons are ia effect toeigU foe Bel- yoke Dept tend for 1989 must return the' license plates to either the Office or the' Holyoke lice 'Dept i Registrar of Motor 1 Vehicles Richard McLaughlin said motorists an 'required to re- condemns the attadc" end prepared to support prompt so- tion by tire Security Council to condemn this latest Israeli ao- V- In Washington presidential assistant Walt Rostow re- ported that President Johnson considered the attack and Rostow said the United States told Israel it is pave matter for regular forces of the government of Is-' reel to attaches from tin- tional airport in a country which! has been striving toward moderation in 0m Middle East" The US ambassador to Lebanon' Dwight Porter cal Lebanese Premier Abdullah Yafi to discuss how the United States could help Lebanon "re- -store its commercial air fleet" the embassy announced There was no indication' how-I ever that the United States' would go bafo on its agreement to -deliver 59 Phantom jet fight-1 en to brad Helicopter-borne braeli mandos destroyed 13 Lebanese cargo and passenger planes more than half the country's civil airline fleet in the 45-min- ute raid Saturday night They first cleared the parked pbnes of passengers One casualty was One of cen that playing' and the mattresses One of started a burner gasoline flames trail of Ion container Some and tried by walls jwith break' Trash Thrice Three week for will begin Supt Joka Publie The get two- said Slatteiy ale will merchant! Massechusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles officials Warned today that -Hojyoke- motorist must have proceed 1961 regis- tration slips and file' them by 5 tomorrow if their' vehicles ere to be registered for the new yeer v- A sticker will be given motor- ists by the registry far conspicuous display on the windshield The sticker is to be ep- plied on the glass behind the rilling A Factor inside rearview mirror facing Ma Sfottoy said them would be change foe parking regala tieas for plowing Storm Work Disputed 7-out and avoiding heavier tinti -x Astronctuts Giving Reports Showing Rare Space Photos pacecrsft was in orbit or near foe moon They show the earth as a glowing sapphire half-disc -with wisps jtf cfouds-serkaking foe deep blue One' view token as the space-! craft was-en route to the moon shows continents on both sides of foe Atlantic Ocean The bulge of Africa' shpws as a brown: patch surrounded by 7 Pleose uni To SPACE CENTER Houston The Apollo 8 astronauts' engage in the first full day of in-teiuive de-briefing on their today as space officials release part of the treasure they brouriit back-crior view before of the earth and the 1 Air Force CoL Frank Borman Capt James A Lovell Jr Air Force LL Cot Wtllism 'area of Worcester (AP tutu the discarded plates and no circinnstances in the plater to be disposed of The license plates willbe re Issued to motorists during 1969 under the new staggered registration system BOSTON (AP) The FBI examined a key and police visited underworld hangouts today to a clue in the hijacking of soma $800000 from armored -car only four block! from the scent of foe $18 million Brinks robbery in 1950 Two men usm a km Saturday night to open thedobr of the parked truck Surprising a guard Richard Haines 41 of Tewksbury who was alone in the vehicle while his two teammates took coffee break 7 Police-said the robbers could not ha vr entered foe truck if inside bolts on the doors of the truck had been latched None of the bolts were in place when the robbery -took place investigators said A key wu later found St the scene of the robbery Company officials said it was not issued lqr Brinks Felix A Savage Jr manager of Boston pffice -said near as I can ascertain the total taken) wifi he in' the area of $800600 't An audit wu underway Sun-day to determine how much of the money wu in cash 7 The robbery wu the 13th of 'money express truck in eutern Massachusetts since 1950 The tollers handcuffed -wrists and manacled him in the back of the truck drove seyeral blocks to a parking lot near the Registry of Mo By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Undeterred by mounting condemnation from all sides of its Commando raid on foe Beirut airport Xftael on Sunday prom-: ised further retaliation to Arab attacks Premier Levi Eshkol declared -that Israel wifi defend itself gainst aggression the place where it planned and carried which make it possible for the terror organizations 1 to organize and perpetrate acta -of terror beer the responsibility for aggression ti responsibility which they cannot he Said Eshkol and ambassador to the United Nations Shah- tai Rosenne said raid was in retaliation to the-' Arab terrorist attack on an Ei AI airiiher at Athens airport Thursday Greek authorities are bolding two Palestinian guerrillas who lived ia Lebanon for the grenade and automatic rifle attack on the plane which kilted one Israeli passenger The UN Security Council -met in -urgent session Sundaf night and appeared headed for a vote condemning brad at an- other meeting tonight U-S Am- bassador JRlWiggins told the countil his government tor Vehiclet transferred the money into a vehide driven by a third man and fled Haines said He wu disarmed but police said they found his -gun and those belonging to foe other guards in thet ruck 'Haines told police -he worked -bis way out of tbs handcuffs and walked to the Metropolitan Dis-' trict lower Basin Police Station near the Registry and reported the hijack -Police said the car had made about a dozen pickups from downtown department stores snd was en route to a counting hdusb The loot wu carried in three -metal cases and 50 canvu mon- vf bags Brinks offi riels said Commissioner Edmund McNamara estimated shout 2Q minutes elapsed from the time the bandits drove off in the ar- mored car until the other two 7 guards returned from their coffee break Haines said the men who en-' fared the truck won ski masks' and glovu The robbery wu carried out i in the crowded North End where-Brink's wu robbed of: $1219218 Jan 17 1950 in what wuat the time the largest cash robbery "'7 7 BOSTON AP) Big money bandits scored again Saturday a i Mayor Requests Public Patience By JIM GRIFFIN Ibe Friday-Saturday winter storm which dumped fressmg rain end snow about the city -was fog cause of much dispute ofthe plowing and salt- fog operations during the storm Several city officials reported many cells from irate focal residents complaining about the conditions of Holyoke -streets Mayor William Taupier said today appreciate the co- ration of the citiseni over pact week' of storm conditions however the Department -of Public Works approached the snow removal problem in a manner they thought was best? Mayor Taupier requested foe residents- to be patient As of Dec 21 the aty had a total of 68601 to maintain 1 street conditions Taupier said The sum includes £40t in foe DPW personnel service account and $5201 in the snow removal account The two accounts have' as of today a total of tS200 until Tuesday midnight to fight any storms the aty paid a total of $5401 to keep the roads passable during foe last storm Mm snow has been forecast for the area and the UA Weath-- er Bureau predicted snow would start foiling tomorrow- This -could mean the city will have to get a financial transfer to fight the storm Taupier said Francis Lamirande of the DPW said senders were first dispatched at 11 pm Friday Ram1 started at midnight and plows were sent out at 11 am Saturday Sanders were out through foe night Tsiter said it ns very diffi- PIeaseTufn to Paps 12 (API fligM 1 un-: seen moon Navy and A Anders are set to talk into tape recorders about their belt mUlion mile voyage around foe moon and back 1 The trto meeting with flight training specialists will go over their mission "event by event id considerable a space of- ficial (said-' Thiy will follow the same scheduled to nine of the next 10 talking with groups ranging from scientists to fellow astronauts Each word will be recorded transcribed end prepared for a final report Their only brekkwill come --New Day be their first day off In many many weeks an offi did said The astronauts arrived at I am EST Sunday and had their first intensive de-briefing set-: sion less than 11 hours later They here from the aircraft carrier Yorklown 2 via HawaiL They hid Spent a V- day on the carrier after helicop-tors' plucked them from -foe'' mid-Pacific at the end of their moon-orbiting mission Their spacecraft was taken to Honolulu by the Yoktown where it will undergo Navy tests before being flown to the North "American Rockwell Co pjant at 1 Downey Calif for closer exam-" ination -Twelve pictures taken by the Apollo 8 crew en route and: -around' foe moon-part of the scientific treasuro they -gathered- in their aid-day were released Sunday by the National Aeronautics and' Space Administration 1 Two of the color pictures of foe eaHh were taken as the Pfoosc Turn To Pape 12 night for foe 13th time since 1956 in euterri Massachusetts The hijacking of a ar- -mored truck containing about $800660 while two of its three- -man crew took a coffee break wu the third such robbery this year and the second this month It wu the second time -a- Pltase Turn To Pape 12 Californian For Deputy Defense Sec -'L WASHINGTON (AP) David Packard a millionaire California manufacturer of electronic instruments today wu 'named deputy seemtuy of defense in the Nixon administration Socretsty of Defense-designate Melvin Laird made the iat a news confer- ar ence Packard 56 years old is thd Tthat Laird several' weeks ago jpromised would be named to" help him run the giant idefense establishment Piduud who said-lia annual income totals $1 million Please Turn To Pago 12 Downtown Pickup Weekly rubbish eolleetiou per the dowetowa area Jau I according to Satiety of 'flu Works Dept downtown eeUeetioU per week The new sched- eaute the DPW to aid fo gettiag rid el refuse sooeer aad proved poeei Me Ire hazards Aeeerdine to Slattery stares had to either keep foe waste fa their storea or (tack it ia fire altou Ike DPW head said the i creased service to (be downtown -area was possible heeaase of the good response to the general eariwide colfoctiou As a result ef foe' response foe BPW ia able to release extra track and crew to cover foe central basin ess district Merchants au Mala St will beaeft from the new schedule also Preeeatty ea a oae day per week -schedule they win move into a twice a week pick up of -refase Trygve Lie Dead At 72 i OSLO r' Trygve Lie first Secretary General of' the- United Natiims died today white vacationing in foe Norwo gian mountains He wu 72 -Cause of death wu not known immediately bjit friends of the -family said to tod not been seriously ill before his vacation trip Death took plica at fok mountain resort of Geilo in 1 central Norway 'v A former foreign minister of Norway Lie wu secretary-gen oral from 1946 to'1954 when ho retired and returned to Nerwayt-7-: Friends said to hoped to be come prime minister some day 7 but the chance never came He wu succeeded to Swe i Deg Hammsrskjold who killed in a plans crash in den's Dag Hammsrskjol plaw Africa in 1961 while on a UN mission Thant of Burma the present secretanr-general wu elected after death Aa the first UN' secretary genual Lie guided foe organization in its first critical years when it wu racked by Russian vetoes the cold wu and the Korean conflict a Lie became a member of the late Johan Nygsardsvold'i eov- eminent in 1935 Ha served as minister of justiiie minister of trade minister of suppliu finally as minister of foreign af- fain in exile -After foe war to continued a foreign-' minister util elected secretary-general of the United Nation returning to Norway in 1954 Lie became county gover- -nor Af Oslo and Akersnus until 1962 Then to joined foe govern- ment of Einer Geriisruen as minister of industry Ha wu 1st- u- minister of commerce and -shippiing until the Later gov ernment was toppled to a non Sodalist coalitioa-in the 1965 :7 general election 7 When the Nuii invaded Non way in 1946 Lie and other mem- Pleat Turn To Pogt 12 1 area of foe windshield If motorists have not registered the car by the closing time of the local registry office the car canifot legally be driven on any public road after midnight Dec Ij Registration slips fore avail- aide from either foe registry office or from focal insurance i the name of foe insurance' agency which insures foe vehicle ss well as other in- formation must appear mi the lip before the registry office will process the forms A six dollar fee is charged by the registry The focal office reported the onslaught of motorists has been very heavy and reports of long lines were numerous Officials have also reminded area motorists that owners of automobiles which are hot regis- 260H6liday RoadDeaths CHICAGO (AP) Some 200 to 280 penons will die in high- way accidents during the 30-bour New holiday period the National Safety Council -predicted Sunday The holiday period will be gin at I pm Tuesday and run through midnight Wednesday -The only way 'to achieve a softer New- Year's holiday oir the nation's highways John Lawtor executive vice president of foe council said is American motorists to recognize: the sometimes f' that excessive alcohol hu -on During S' 30-hour nonholidiy period at the same time of the year the council aaid about 05 traff ffic deaths would be expect-' cd or cut back and lose the gains and momentum of the program Brooke said he visited Houston Space Center with President-elect Nixon -andjbeiieyes Nixon will want to move ahead with the program Brooke stated will be top The senator said the negotiations ere' -currently at dead center because th Vietnamese ere wait fog for foe new administration T-T CIassUUd7f 21-22-23 CUIIUCS msiimsmih IS Cwiiwad viiiiMiiMiss Editorial Mills 4 Obituary It Orado MisiiifiiiMtK 24 Sports Suburban 13-14 TV mu MMmf (in ii 21 Woman's Pagoo 10-11 'i Interview With Sen Brooked 77 W- 7 War Cities Space Seen As NiMhPyiorilies 7 But President-Elect MuJst Re-Think Surtax fa taka office Ho said to can't predict how strong position Nixon will taka in backing South Vietnam-- 7' Brooks voiced disappointment about the absence of Negroes in the Nixon cabinet this ii time' He said he knew Nixon did make bn earnest attempt to r-get qualified Negroes in the ha- i WHCte The aenator laid he had de- 7 7 dined a cabinet position because ii he felt he could be of greatest service in his present post He declined to reveal which cabinet 'r w' post he had been offered said hf did not ton-' 7 sea any particular problems to Gov John Volpe aa' secretary of transportation 'Z: The Senator said he win pfoaa- ed that Nixon ja now giving so i much attention to the problema 7- 7 it- of foa dties despite the fact 17 this interest and concern wu 77- not vory evident in Ms cam ptntt Turn To Pag 1277i By CARRIE 7 Sen Edward Brooke met with 7 Western Mast constituents and members of the preu in his Springfield offices today 7 Brooke pnaftetedthat -Yiet asm the cities and foe space1 profpranC would have top priority in the Nixon administration but he said Nixon will have to rethink his position on re 7 moving the inane tax sur'7 charge Brooke see how all these programs can to financed uoless foe surcharge continues for at tout one or two more years lie believes foe people Srill be willing to tighten focir belts to win the war of the cities and space just they have tightened their belts for Viet- 'jL 1 The Senator said he had lav red cutbacks fa foe space pro grtm but the recent spectacu for success of the Apollo may to stop i 7-' 7 i' 1 7 ii fl-' Son EdwcndW Brook 77 77-' 7 i' 5' i -v 7 A -vf".