Bridgeport Telegram, The (Newspaper) - February 21, 1967, Bridgeport, Connecticut Weather Forecast MOSTLY CLOUDY TODAY COLD WEDNESDAY THE BRIDGEPORT TELEGRAM Fairfield County's Morning Newspaper VOL NO 44 second Class Paid at Bridgeport BRIDGEPORT CONN TUESDAY MORNING FEBRUARY 21 1967 96 Pages Dally KVIN 410 Elate St Bridgeport Conn 1 SEEK BUILDINGS look or bodies in huge pile of debris Monday after a Chouse and wo apartment buildings collapsed in fashionable suburb of Rio de Janeiro Brazil Sunday night 24 hours of rain More than 20 bodies had been recovered firemen said UFO Is Sighted From City Hall By Cop Lawyer It was there we all saw it It wasn't 25 feet over the tops for a These were the observations last night of a policeman a yer and a senior city employe who reported sighting an flying object as they stood on the steps of Bridgeport City shortly before 10 p.m Patrolman Gerald W Lombard City Hall security office ed the object as having the of a paper bag with a steady bright light underneath il- the covering Samuel Derman a Bi lawyer said the trio had the ob- ject in sight for a good five Death Toll Nears 100 In Rio Area Disasters RIO DE JANEIRO Brazil death toll neared 100 Monday in Rio de Janeiro and the surrounding after two days of torrential rain and landslides ter the largest single disaster rescue teams pulled 24 oodles from the rubble of two apartment buildings and a house that collapsed in Many More Feared Dead Many more persons were missing and feared dead in the Arrests Said Months Away In JFK Plot ORL K AN S La Dist Ally Jim rison said Monday lie is quite confident he can prove there was a conspiracy be- hind the assassination of President John F Kennedy But Garrison said arrests are most certainly months away Probe Makes Progress The district attorney of leans Parish ing at a crowded news ence reiterated that his into the assassination has made progress He began his probe last October There is no question there will be arrests charges and he said But he said premature disclosure of the probe by New Orleans pers has seriously hampered the investigation After this I am not going to give out he said We don't want publicity Garrison said arrests of those he believes conspired to kill the late President probably were just a few weeks away until the disclosures by the local pers Now they are most tainly months away Asked if he thought any for- eign country or any official was involved in the assassination Garrison said No The district attorney waving Continued on Page Eight U S Planes Wreck Red Convoy In Attack Soviet Claims System Will Protect It From Attack by Air MOSCOW military leaders Monday boasted that this country has developed an antiballistic missile system that will protect it from enemy attacks The boasts were accompanied by further indications that the Kremlin has no interest in President Johnson's proposed agreement to Walkout After Marathon Session stop development of U Revised Offer Brings No Police Pay Accord A prolonged bargaining session at City Hall on salaries ended last night after about 11 hours debris noon in Fa fashionable subi Most of them are Castro said He said unofficial reports tell more than Unfortunately there must be persons without shelter in the 50 dead buried under the pile I said an charge of the search But there apartment buildings came Chain Reaction An eyewitness said a press aide to the governor of the state of Rio de Janeiro which boulder loosened by the heavy rains hurtled down the hill Sun were 40 dead m the city of alone Continued on Page Six oh Page Six Pinchin Family's Administrator Bid Withdrawn An application for the ment of a permanent trator of the estate of the late John Pinchin former Fairfield ax collector was withdrawn during a hearing yesterday after- aring with no agreement Walkout Reported Thomas J Barrett chief city negotiator said negotiators for Police Local 1159 walked out after the city made a revised of- fer calling for a 10 per cent hike for the current fiscal year and continued talks on the coming fiscal year The local has been reported planning picketing demonstrations tomorrow if yesterday's session was fruitless Attempts to contact union officials last night about this were unsuccessful Mr Barrett said the city after cost studies said No on recent revised union plea for an immediate 20 per cent hike active to Jan 1 which wouk have covered bargaining for both the current fiscal year and the new one starting April 1 The session began at about 10 yesterday in the mayor's d Probate court alter the Town of Fairfield had entered objections Judge Tellalian of the Trumbull Probate court con- ducted the hearing in place of Judge John T Fitzpatrick who Continued on Page Sixteen office at City Hall and ended shortly after 9 o'clock last night The local is seeking hikes for Mr Barrett said that after we discussed many areas and got no- where I offered them 10 per cent Continued on Page Eight The Bridgeport Telegram on Washington's Birthday will contain all regular BRIDGEPORT POST features and comics in addition to the regular features THE POST will not be published Wednesday Washington's Birthday Carriers and newsdealers are cooperating to provide a morning paper far all subscribers and readers of Post Company newspapers All news events up to an early hour Wednesday morning be covered fully READ THE TELEGRAM EVERY DAY IT'S YOUR GOOD Soviet Wants To Buy U S Research Sub WASHINGTON AP The Soviet Union wants to buy an submarine spokesman for General Dynam ics said Monday The sub the Russians wan isn't one that would add to thei inventory of weapons It's a tiny two-man affair for research work on th ocean floor Saw Model on Display The General spokesman said Soviet scientis saw the model on display Frankfurt Germany last yea and advertisements have bee run in Washington recen ly that the new su will be at Washingto week But until now the fact th Soviets are interested in- buyin the tiny craft has been ke what the General Dynamics o called a deep dark s cret We received a letter fro the Russians which we turne over to the Munitions Cont Board in the State Depar the industry revealed Will Sell It If Approved He indicated General ics would sell the sub which h the capability of descending 000 feet to scoop up sampl from the ocean floor if it r Continued on Page Eight U.S P x t S Mi: i in a British interview in ndon said tue United States ready has started to respond Soviet deployment of missiles and the Russians are orse off for it McNarnara said only logical and rational action to a Soviet defensive ove is to strengthen our e Gen Pavel F Batitsky a ly defense minister said the troops he com- can reliably protect the territory from an y attack by air Gen Pavel G ead of the Fruze Military cademy said that missiles red at the Soviet Union would ever reach their targets Detecting missiles in time nd destroying them in flight is o said in questions about the ABM system His remarks at a news ence and interview vith the official Soviet news ency Tass were in of Thursday's celebration of he anniversary of the viet army and navy New Confidence Seen They represented an apparent new confidence about the Continued on Page Sixteen Features In Telegram Every Day Page Chef 78 Classified Ads Comics 78 Crossword 21 Dear Abby 51 Dr Brandstadt 56 Editorials 48 Fashions 49 Emerald Mine's Cave-In Kills 10 50 Financial News Jacoby on Bridge Obituaries 79 Polly's Pointers 54 Sports Sylvia Porter 48 Theater News 47 TV and Radio 74 Women's News 52 AP SAYS MISSILES WOULD MISS THEIR SOVIET Pavel G rochkin Soviet military er is shown as he told a news conference in Moscow Monday that missiles fired at the Soviet Union would not hit their targets Gen rochkin head of the Frunze Military Academy made the claim ion about the Soviet anti- ballistic missile ABM tem BOGOTA AP Ten persons died Monday in a cave-in at the emerald mine o Boyaca said to be the largest in the world Among victims of the cave-in were two army officers Five persons were rescued The government-owned mine attract sneak diggers and army patrols are maintained 62 Vehicles Destroyed Or Damaged Air o r c e fighter bombers on an convoy in North lam Monday and or damaged 62 of the supply vehicles in 10 hours of and strafing the U.S command said today Convoy Headquarters said the convoy made up of SO large vans and semitrailer trucks was headed toward the Mu Gia Pass The pass is a main mountain portal through which the North funnel men and supplies into Laos on to the Ho Chi Minn Trail for infiltration southward inlo South Vietnam Headquarters said the convoy was moving along Route 15 in Vietnam's Panhandle to- ward the pass when waves of and Phantoms began a sault The U.S command reported that 42 of the vehicles were destroyed and that 20 were damaged It was the largest single bag of enemy supply vehicles claimed by U.S fliers in recent months Major Move Seen The large cargo convoy ing toward the Mu Gia Pass suggested that the North mese may have been at- tempting a major movement of supplies to South Vietnam via the jungle-covered back roads of the Ho Chi Minn Trail In other raids over North Vietnam Monday Navy Crusaders from the aircraft carrier TIconderoga attacked eight cargo barges 13 miles southeast of ots claimed to have damaged three of the U.S headquarters said er conditions improved in the Panhandle area but that poor weather persisted further north around Hanoi and Haiphong limiting strikes in those tions In South Vietnam ground fighting appeared to have ened Monday after a series of along the central coastal plains during the previous five days U.S Marines and South Continued on Page Sixteen State to Seek Death for Speck NASA via AP NEW MOON Aeronautics and Space agency released this new graph of the moon's surface Monday in Washington It was made by the satellite Lunar Orbiter III on Feb 16 The crater Hyginus at center and two branches of the Hyginus Rille valley ex- tend to the northwest and east to the Hyginus is approximately miles in diameter and feet deep An area known as the Uplands appears in the upper left corner of the photograph The area is not considered a potential astronaut landing site The Weather U.S BRIDGEPORT AND VICINITY this morning with tial clearing in the temperatures remaining in the 20s Fair and colder tonight with lowest temperatures in he teens Partly cloudy and cold tomorrow Probability of precipitation 40 per cent this morning and 20 per cent his afternoon and tonight Westerly winds at 10 to 15 miles an hour today and less than 10 miles an hour tonight TEMPERATURE Highest yesterday 4 Lowest yesterday Highest year-ago yesterday 20 Lowest year ago yesterday PRECIPITATION Yesterday For Month 1.72 Barometer 8 p.m reading 29.8 Humidity 8 p.m reading THE TIDE Today High p.m p.m Low p.m p.m ALMANAC Tuesday Feb 21 Fifty-second day of the yeai Sixty-second day of winter Tl tun rises at and set p.m Forum on Coeds Warned Of Einstein airfield University Indonesia to Try Sukarno Earlier Story on Page Seventeen SINGAPORE Foreign Minister Adam Malik said Monday that President Sukarno will be brought to trial in the interest Radio karta reported The broadcast monitored today accused Sukarno of moral and economic deviations The broadcast from the capital quoted Malik as No Help for Sukarno There is no possibility of ng Sukarno because the people now he committed deviations in he economic moral and other By STEPHEN J WINTERS Women are usually ridiculed or their loquaciousness but last ight the reverse was true on the airfield university campus Wo men were the subject and men rere the speakers Taking a lengthy look before on the opening of ts gates to females University students icard a panel of four speakers one a girl offer the pros ant cons of a coeducational sity and from audience reaction most of the more than 400 Fair d men present would rather stay a homogeneous lot The speakers from the Jesui universities of St Peter's in New Jersey Fordham in the Bronx and Bridgeport's Sacred Heart gave a picture of women as de- of tradition on one hand and purveyors of relaxation anc comfort on the other The dreariest of the coed was depicted b rank of St Peter's which became last September Coeducation has simply it St Peter's It was a stride for he big time and perhaps we vere not ready for he said He outlined the failure for ac of the 120 coeds who as freshmen in the fall The main criticism from St undergraduates he said vas the lack of spread among the girls Al vere chosen from applicants among the top 8 per cent of their class and then the top 6 per cent of these applicants were In other words these girls are like the student saia And they were For of 24 stu dents attaining perfect 4.0 ages for the fall semester 21 freshman girls were on the list ields Sukarno has been accused of complicity in the abortive Com: munist attempt to overthrow the Indonesian government in Octo ber 1965 Dispatches from Jakarta said Malik confirmed Monday that karno had refused an order to resign gracefully Suharto Makes Offer A Jakarta dispatch said Malik declared that military strongman Gen Suharto has made the offer but that Sukarno countered will a proposal for a compromise Malik said a newspaper repor that Sukarno suggested that Su be named premier and run the government with Sukarno re maining as president was es true Radio Jakarta's disclosure tha Sukarno would stand trial wa the first such ment to that effect ity Authorized Co Share Route 25 Sewer Costs Continued on Page Six politicians an influential student leaders i Indonesia have been Sukarno's ouster for months o Continued on Page Eight Mayor Curran's office received to pay as part f the City's share for relocating ertain combined within Ke right-of-way of the proposed elocation of Route 25 last night it a meeting Council of the Common PEORIA ill prosecution announced Monday it will seek the death penalty for Richard Speck who is charged with murdering eight young student nurses in Chicago Death Punishment But Gerald W Getty public represents Speck stated there could be other alties in event of conviction and that a choice of verdicts is available Fifteen potential jurors were questioned before court ad- for the day Two women were accepted tentatively for jury service Counsel for both sides reserved the right to tion them further William Martin state's attorney said in the aft session of the trial's opening The state wil ask the jury to fix the defend ant's punishment as Eyes of World Judge Herbert C Paschen told newsmen in a preliminary meeting the eyes of the tare on this case He stood firm generally on overage guidelines that have drawn protests from iers and h RICHARD SPECK The entire project to cost 110 is necessary in order to ry forward the construction of the relocation of Route ng to Joseph M Dearborn ad ministrator of the Department ol Community Development Hearing Called For The Council also approved a resolution calling for a public hearing before the Council on March 6 relative to the tion of storm and sanitary sewers in Old Town road easterly to Palmetto road At a public hearing last night there was one speaker for and none against a proposal for the establishment of a sewer way through properly of Notre Homes Blacked Out in Power Failure More than 1200 homes in the Park East Main street area were darkened for a short period last night as the result of a power failure A total of homes were by the outage which was caused by a mechanical failure at p.m in the ginia 8 area United Illuminating company officials said service was re- stored to 623 customers at p.m and to the remaining cus tomers at p.m Officials of the power compa ny said only one line crew needed to clear up the trouble which was caused by two trans mission lines coming into con Continued on Page Eight tact when failed a metal separate aid he will make some cations later He did relax on rule a bit but added another i ban on publication of ques ions and answers in the nation of prospective jurors Speck 25 a lanky wore a blue suit a white shir and an initialed pocket chief When he entered th wood-paneled circuit courtroom he stared vacantly at the 2 newsmen occupying most of th first three seats He listened rows of without emotion while the judge read the indictment each accusing him of a student nurse July 14 1966 their living quarters on Chic Continued oa Page Six AP via from Satan KOREAN SOLDIER LEADS QUARRY TO A Korean Marine leads a Viet Cong prisoner from helicopter an interrogation center at Quang Monday TJio wounded during the Viet Cong's attack on the last In which 243 of the enemy were killed wM after hiding three days In the Son district about M t northeast of Saigon
