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   Bucks County Courier (Newspaper) - July 18, 1966, Bristol, Pennsylvania                               For News Of Southampton Trevose See Page 12 lucks Delaware Valley's Greatest Home Newspaper Weather Sunny and hot today Partly cloudy and warm tonight Fair and hot morrow with widely tered showers or showers VOL No 232 MONDAY JULY 1966 30 PAGES PRICE TEN CENTS ALL NECESSARY ACTIONS Red China Vows To Support North Viet TOKYO China vowed today lo support North Viet Nam with necessary until final victory is won in the South The Chinese said Ihc pledge stands matter what U.S might A Peking Radio broadcast monitored here said the new Chinese pledge was made personally by Premier Chou to North Vietnamese Ambassador Tan Tu Binh in the Chinese capital Sunday The Chinese promise came o n the of a defiant speech Sunday by North Vietnamese President Ho Chi Minh Ho ordered partial mobilization and said North Viet Nam would fight on for 20 years or lo defeat Ho's call to arms was seen as a response to stepped up American air raids on North Viet Nam in the brief statement carried by all North Vietnamese stations Ilo said the mobilization was necessary to strengthen the national defense forces to defeat all war schemes and acts of the U.S No Mention The North Vietnamese ment made no mention of captured American whom the Vietnamese refuse to recognize as prisoners of war and have threatened to bring to trial as war criminals U.S officials say 62 cans 45 of are being held by the North In Cairo the North V i e t n a me s e embassy an it had refused to accept from the United Arab Republic an official U.S warning note on the captured airmen The U.S had asked the one of the few non- Communist countries that tains relations with Hanoi to relay the warning A Chinese broadcast said tens of thou of No Mi mese rallied in Hanoi Sunday in support of Ho's haid line The pledged to every and every house of this capital into a the broadcast said In the Chinese premier received the North Vietnamese ambassador day lo accept a copy of speech Chou assured the ii Ho's that to all-out support lo the Vietnamese people ib bounden international of Chinese people Theie was no indication tnn would of troops China hinted in the past it is prepared to intervene i and Chou noted Sunday that at the present moment is primarily the Vietnamese peoples great MISSION 2 Set For Most Advanced Flight Good Ji i As of all for the Gemini 10 space excursion Well before sundown Astro- John Young and Mike Collins should be in Ihc skies on a complex three-day mission during which both will have a couple of strenuous workouts outside the capsule with a with two target lites thrown in for good measure Let's wish cm luck and cess As of another scorcher in the making with mere al 90 degrees or belter and little or no relief expected for several days If drought continues we're going to have to start conserving the sup piy No complaints about the long weekend however MURDER SUSPECT Frank L unemployed handyman from is cuffed as he leaves Bristol Township police headquarters Saturday ing arraignment on charges of dering and raping Mrs Lucy T widow Times Photo by Al CAPE KENNEDY The countdown began today for the late afternoon launch of Gemini 10 astronauts John Young and Michael Collins on the nation's most advanced manned spaceflight dual rendezvous and spacewalk Everything was proceeding smoothly toward the start of the daring three-day mission Gemini's vous rocket was set lo go first at with Young and Collins to follow at While the space launch pad crews thousands of gallons of high powered propellant into Germ m's Titan 2 rocket The started at daybreak A U.S space agency spokes man said the long countdown began on time at EDT Two hours officials aid it was proceeding most precise timetables ever y devised for a manned Twp Police Hunt Murder Weapon By SCOOP LEWIS Staff Writer Bristol Township police continued their intensive search for the blackjack used in the of Mrs Lucy T Husvar in her Upper Beaver Dam Bristol Township Frank L Tomlinson old unemployed handyman who once cut grass for Mrs told police he tossed the jack in the Delaware Canal be- tween Route 13 and Beaver Dam Road married and the father of a was arrested in his 653 Pine at 2 Saturday by Bristol Township detectives After four hours Tomlinson admitted to beating Mrs Husvar about County Prison to await a head with the blackjack and criminally assaulting her after she found him in her house when she returned from shopping in Bristol Arraigned before Justice of the Peace Robert G Tomlinson was held without bail on charges of arson and burglary He was committed to Bucks In Slaughter Of 8 Nurses Nationwide hunt for the er of eight young Chicago nurses ends as police arrest Richard Frank ant handyman as suspect and man Speck has a record of two prison terms and several other arrests and here could be another example of what pens when the courts it easy for a convict lo win a whatever his background might be And another Frank L of Bristol quickly arrested as the suspect in brutal of Mrs Lucy Husvar late Friday in her home in Bristol Township Give Chief of Bristol Township and his mon credit for fast and effective action in this one Phillies could havo marie M two Over the Dodgers day but had to settle for one on Chris Short's brilliant pitching Ray Herbert did well enough win the bnt his team mates just kicked it away Don't people won't bo silting on tonight af Connie Mack Stadium as V and SamK for broko we'll foe soring yon Ihm Mrs Husvar Services Set Funeral services will be held tomorrow for Mrs Lucy T who was slain in her Upper Beaver Dam Bristol Friday night Born in Mrs Husvar attended public schools in the borough She was a member of the Miraculous Medal Society of St Ann's Church She was hr Tarlton Plastics Inc Bristol Mrs widow of Joseph is survived by her Mrs Irene Petrino of six brothers of and Fred and Michael all of four Mrs Maria Accardi of Mrs Theresa Brit- ion of Mrs Irene Monks of Levittown and Mrs Sally McMahon of a step- Mrs Ruth and a Frank Husvar of Florida Services will be al ft tomorrow from Home 420 Bristol Solo in will fro af in on 13 Col liminary hearing Thursday at 10 Bristol Township Police Chief Harry G Merker 2nd today dis- closed that Tomlinson also will be charged with robbery While searching for the blackjack police and firemen re- covered a wallet belonging to Mrs Husvar who has tossed it in the canal when he fled the murder scene ly after p.m Friday Pump Canal Five Bristol Township fire three units from Bristol and the less Hills Fire Co pumped an estimated two million gallons of water from the canal day in searching for the admitted to taking the jack The fire pumpers were flight It was a tough schedule for the launch crews to meet A delay of more than 28 minutes n getting the will automatically bring a two- day postponement in the double aunch With the Agena in orbit the Titan 2 rocket carrying Gemini 10 will have to ge away in 35 seconds of its scheduled blastoff time also face a two-day delay The astronauts were fit am ready as could the twi space The threat appeared least acceptable Officials sai there was a chanc of interference with the tigh double launch schedule by lat afternoon thunderstorms Young and Collins wen tackling one of the busies three day space missions ye devised and one that could send them to a manned altitude record of 467 miles On sche dule are the rendezvous will the two Agena two periods of working outside the spacecraft for Collins and the manning of 14 experiments So relaxed and confiden were Young and Collins Bristol Township Public Works their lough training grind Weather continued to look The space agency partly cloudy 12 mile an hour winds and 84 degree temperatures at launch time There was only a 15 cent chance that thunderstorms might interfere Ambitious Mission The ambitious mission calls for a meeting and three dockings with the Gemini 10 Agena target a second rendezvous with the lifeless Agena left in orbit four months ago by Gemini a spacewalk by Collins anc another 55 minute whir through space with Collins photographing the stars while standing in an open hatchway To enable the nation's eighth set of Gemini astronauts to perform bolh en- had to meet one of the operating al a rate of gallons a minute The between Route 13 and Beaver Dam was blocked off by dirt and plywood tossed into the canal by the Department Police yesterday combed the brush on both sides of the canal in searching for the blackjack on Page Col Suspect To Face Survivor Of Massacre CHICAGO the roving seaman lo faced arraignment today on a charge of slaughtering eight young student nurses during a night of terror four days ago Speck was also expected to be brought face to face with Miss Corazon a pert Filippino exchange student who survived what has been called crime of the was captured almost by in a Skid Row Sunday He had tried to gash himself to death with a broken wine bottle Policemen answering a tine call found him on a soaked mattress in the Skid Row hotel It wasn't until Speck was rushed lo a hospital that a young doctor washed the blood from his arm and found the identifying to raise The police had their man Chicago posting a hour a day guard around Speck's hospital bed in thel Bridewell House of emphasized they were not going to question Speck That will be up to the office of Atty Daniel Nine-Hour Conference After a nine-hour conference with prosecutors and detectives broke up Sunday Ward said he expected to get a statement from Speck today Authorities were taking a kid gloves approach to the tall drifter from Texas because of Anticipated Funds Over Drive Gains Momentum i espouse be more swift and more if the urgently needed fund is to be realized 1000 Mailed The here is similar to a highly successful program in Philadelphia and the results of the local supported by industrial and has been most U.S Supreme Court decisions widening the rights of accused persons Police said Sunday night they lad recovered a hunting Speck had sold to a tavern buddy for SI a few hours after murders were ered Thursday Crime ry technicians were examining the weapon While Speck prepared for his first day in five victims of one of the worst mass murders in modern times were to be b ied One of the slain student nurses was buried Saturday The bodies of Iwo more were being returned to their native The girls were strangled and knifed to death one by one by a lone intruder who entered their most up Contributions may be took off most of Sunday and went fishing from a beach nea their special quarters at th Merrill Island com plex The Space Agency did no say if caught Held To Schedule Holding to the schedule have been on for the past I1 days of late to bed and late to rise order to get them ready for the busy hours face in the first late afternoon launching two dined late and then reviewed their fligh plan Sunday night The astronauts have been going lo bed at 3 EDT an getting up about and today the schedule called for them I skip breakfast and sleep until p.m They were then for a last-minute a final solid meal and suiting up for their into th like to see em sleep to but we'll be lucky if icy make it until chief Donald K said Sunday at the final ews briefing before the aunch a Navy is a space le flew as second man to Virgil Grissom in aboard Gemini the first American two-man flight also 55 and an Force is a rookie but he has the Gemini assignment minutes of standing hatch of the spacecraft pictures and carry out other and later 55 minutes of drifting outside the capsule at the end of an umbilical tether Red Drive Is Thwarted SAIGON rines fighting in mountainous terrain near the North mese border have killed 148 Communist regulars and stopped a planned major offensive U.S military man said today The Leathernecks were ing through a vast region less than 10 miles from the demilitarized zone dividing North and South Viet Nam The Communists were reported trying lo a beachhead in the northwest comer of South Viet Nam near the Laotian frontier A U.S officer told UPI Correspondent Leon Daniel only and lived in the rugged mountain area before a Marine and government task force moved into the region last Friday in Operation Hastings Spokesmen in Saigon while reported U.S Navy and Air Force planes Sunday flew 108 missions over the striking oil storage depots and transportation facilities in the southern Panhandle region Two were lost hut spacecraft an hour and 551 three crewmen all were Appeal of Bucks County Opportunities Industrialization Center for to keep this vitally important program ing is picking up momentum with officials reporting that an additional has been contributed by organizations and during the past few weeks This brings the total raised date to a little better than 500 with a pledge from the Minnesota Mining and Company boosting an- funds to better both Leon chairman for 01 r arrd Rev C P et- director of is o-n base company Sift in any amount from 13 CM on minutes before launch cued Bui if sufficient finance appeal to Lawrence B Cramer at the Fidelity Philadelphia Trust Bristol Cramer is and treasurer for the drive Flavin announced today that the advisory committee of the will meet tomorrow noon at restaurant to de- vise means of stepping up the ey isn't immediately the program here may have to be Flavin said community hospital late Wednesday night Miss survived by under a bed while her friends led I to slaughter The manhunt for Speck oven his capture marked hv i r o n Police officers staked out at a maritime union hiring hall a block from tho murdered girls talked to Spending Spree That vacation you're planning you like to spend 5500 and it won't cost you a penny When you win this week's we'll give you There must be a winner in this week's So get your entry in before deadline that's tonight Many Contributions He also announced receipt sPerk on during past thp More letters been commercial andj Friends of Rev Mr Bos industrial as well as Contributions from labor tho o f C Sunday people of Fonn Valloy Construction emphasis is o-n base con- Company Sift discovered Thoy tried Irt lure him to ball wilh the promise of borth on a ship to Now bnf he Happy vacation INDEX Amusements IS Classified Comics 6 Editorial 43 9 Stocks 4 TV IS TV Schedule 29 Women's Nows n Classified Wl Night Clarified   

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