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   Greenfield Recorder (Newspaper) - June 18, 1969, Greenfield, Massachusetts                                143  June 18, 1969  men who planted a homemade bomb on the of a South Deerfield house in May were this morning given suspended sentences in Greenfield District device exploded at 3 May 24,' blowing out 16 panes of glass the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jolin Baronas of Elm South guilty to a charge of willful injury to reial property this The U.S. Command announced today both of were withdraw 25,000 will be to two months the House of and placed on probation for two vears by Judge Lt. George Powers of the state fire marshal's office testified that the incident stemmed a practical joke which 3rd 60th part of the 2nd 9th Infantry i Headquarters spokesmen battalion be moved out by air on or about July 8 and will return to the United BODY of drowning Greenfield firefighters are in boat below dam and Turners Another photo is on 10i Photo by and Hosley said they wanted to play on whom they lieutenant said the men filled a rubber inner tube with gas and attached a fuse to then placed it on the front remainder of the 2nd which includes the headquarters the 3rd 47th and the 4th 4tth will move to the continental United States at a the The da A youngsters stopped highway by one afternoon of the - A motion to in the Connecticut The others in the group with the baccalaureate River below Turners Falls dam sister 17, in the river claiming and Nancy 15 and 14, School because such a third drowning of of the less than two months at visiting the ban on prayers in 15, 33 Grove defeated last night by body of Francis C. J. 16,222 Wisdom Spectators a Greenfield High at the lookout point above was river as word of the in 15-20 feet of water at the spread quickly About 20-25 motIon reading of Fall River at 4 sons already were at the statement in which bv four rescue men from bv the time the rescue year's Fire for same and five Montague officers conduct had gone the riyer about Variest and Eugene R. for forcing according to the report of inski were in contact with Trooper Charles of at the Turners Falls police Roger R. Borden of Sherburne Falls tion bv Congregational John St. the service June 1.  a raft hung up on rocks main and several of his said Rev. bush The ers were there as was the the platform during of them walked down to free Police Chief Rov but the minister Five paddled from Page for raft back upstream but j. said night should have graduation services and graduates should have a choice of attending or John Van AMyne said of the - Francis to the did not realize the announced power of the In be tion to breaking the the 9tii but concussion damaged window specific unit was not easements and the The Island brigades of the 9th with Lt. Powers while were Lt. Raymond 3rd will and Sgt. John is the district 11ra grou or ce with Chief Mekong WINNER Mario Procaccino raises the arm of his daughter Mary 19, campaign headquarters in New York City's Commodore Procaccino was elected Democratic candidate for mayor in yesterday's primary are Asks For Mass. and towns have not mistakes and work toward common goals if urban problems are to be Kevin White said remarks prepared for a Council White told representatives invited from 104 cities and towns that they must as one and with one to cope successfully with shared urban called for an of the suburban and acknowledgement by the central city of failure to fulfill the of all persons in the metropolitan White convened the council to of and transportation and council is to meet again in the fall to consider proposals advanced and later to submit legislation to the 1970 session of the state would betray rny F. Rosenthal of Deerfield Lt. Powers said the men have agreed to pay for the damage to the Defeated By Negro Hijacks TWA YORK In a mayoral primary that echoed a trend set in Los Angeles Calls Tax declined to join them because he could not swim decided to Jump in and swim from the point to the got into Boliski is one for Catholics contact with f has let it offend Jews word of that the tbe Montague Pol s CLU will administration about truck driver for Rugg alternative he the U.S. Command also identified four nondivisional Army about 2,000 that will be redeployed by the end of They are the 86th Engineer Battalion 6th 56th Artillery 70th En- conservatives gineer arid the 1097th wrested the Republican Company from Mayor John V. An armed and wrecked former carryings literature of The command said their cratic Mayor Robert F. Black forced nation in the United States will comeback bid a Trans World Airlines jet with be announced who will be on crew of seven and 80 The announcement said these November ballot as Liberal to fly to units up the remainder of ty was narrowly 4,000. nondivisional Army by a little-known state personnel to be from Stateh other 2,000 are in Army Reserve John J. who also has and Army National Guard the Conservative party command gave the The final unofficial count strengths of to be was 111,725 to 106,358; out of Vietnam and their lost f betray my most deeply principles if I did not express my view that solutions to the problems of education and housing await the awakening of the suburban White the too long the suburbs have practiced what I of both parties in is a mood of hostility as a stance in this city and Lindsay that forces the central city well-dressed and took control of the scheduled York nonstop flight Tuesday * over Wilson to describe himself as who had to November the mood of reason will also deplored the election hope we do not have here another Los Angeles or Sam Yorty ot Los Angeles won re-election over Negro Councilman Thomas Bradley after a campaign which stressed the and role of the role of pariah and said cities also had failed to work with suburban - - the city is to it must first acknowledge Its failure to fulfill the needs of all the people of the he * it is only right that the suburbs look to the city as a cultural center whose theaters museums and educational a mayoral election in t0 former - liberal ior yoo men to be sent to the hart with a leader states and Co. in pastor of to tell Set Richard Cade .to tell caae tQ and the someone had drowned below ana tne dam Rastallis had been to Senate President Maurice in said it and House to have * M. the Holyoke which offends no Democrats he must impress if Member Richard Paul of program is to stand a raise his voice in chance ot passage Sargent and Scouts spoke with them briefly by been doing it phone meeting represents Rev. Lovejoy an attempt by Sargent to win some sort of commitment from the Democrats short Sargent is not from Page Page 27  Pages Page 28  Page 18  Page 19  Page 16  Page 26  Ads Page 31  on Page is a fugitive U.S. justice on parole violation is reported to be living in the Cuban hijacker carried a copy of book was not but Lynn Bell of a took moving pictures of him as he left the plane in Bell said the film was taken from him by an FBI agent when the plane reached fashion editor of the Oakland Tribune and a passenger aboard the Boeing 707, said the hijacker his luggage at his seat after Page 9th Division and 1st to be sent to Reserve and Army National Guard to be sent to the United States and Army support to be sent to the United States and Navy vessels and Navy support to be to the United States and the Pacific Regimental Landing Team 98,000 to be sent to Marine tactical fighter to be sent to Step Up not so lows around 60; partly little warmer Silver St. 59c  3 lb. pkg. 5 Legged lb. 38  Cut Round Steak Ribs 69c  Fresh Ready Thurs. 1P.M.  a   lb. 29c  Yellow Ripe Bananas 12c  ... 6 pack 99c  This Coupon Worth | in Foster's Magic Em- pire Stamps with a | Good June 19, 1.20 and 21. Limit one to a | I Only Locally Owned and Operated Super ' Thursday through average highs are expected to average in the 60's to the very low 7's in northern areas and generally in the upper 60's to middle 70's in southern lows are expected to average in the upper 40's. 50's in northern areas and in 50 to 60 in southern It will he cool most of the period in ern areas and cooler in southern sections about will average over one-half inch in rain Friday and Your Own MT. TOBY Rte. 47 665.8127  SAIGON U.S. bombers marked their fourth anniversary in the Vietnam war today as North Vietnamese troops stepped up attacks on American installations in the areas near Laos and Spokesmen said the enemy killed 13 Americans and wounded 28 in. two fierce assaults early while 72 North Vietnamese military analysts said captured enemy documents indicated the Communist Command has ordered increased sapper attacks on American 200 North Vietnamese infantrymen and sappers assaulted a base of the 1st 5th Mechanized Infantry three miles south of the abandoned Khe Sanh combat with machine and rocket-propelled eral hours before American The base fs four miles from the Laotian defenders returned the helicopter gunships rushed to their aid and fighting raged for about two The North Vietnamese withdrew leaving 35 of their some of them strung along the barbed wire perimeter of the headquarters said 10 Americans were killed to the south near Cambodian North Vietnamese troops with satchel charges and rocket-propelled grenades attacked a night base camp of the U.S. 1st Air Cavalry Division in War 60 miles of battle too raged for and helicopter gunships drove back the North Vietnamese soldiers and Three Americans reported killed in and 16 Americans were miles ' to the South Vietnamese civilian irregulars led by an tank column fought a 3Vi-hour battle with North troops in a rubber town meeting in The tation shortly after committee was given for The allied backed by preliminary plans at the March American bombers and town meeting and will need reported killing 31 other to develop probably in the for the full the candidate but was the most conservative in a Democratic He won with only about a third of the Borough President Herman who was born in Puerto ran a close Norman Mailer and Rep. James H. Scheuer vote was Procaccino 252,283, Wagner 221,605, 215,381, Mailer 41,136, Scheuer 38,631.  assailed the of and that he said had taken ' i Dirks Hired As Architect For Greenfield School Committee voted last night to hire A. Dirks as architect for a proposed West Side elementary - the same the committee and its advisory board agreed informally that new school will incorporate the concept in which there are few or no walls separating Educators say that this kind of school accommodates more flexibility in the Percy W. said the board will probably be prepared .to ask for an appropriation during a had focused his campaign on the and The GOP defeat was a severe blow to the party prestige of on Page Private JUNE 20 10 P.M. Trinitarian Congo Sponsored WOMEN'S Got Just Any Urn ml Ask For Briquets or Old In County Falls Coal Co. 863-4321  Office Of The Pierson Insurance Agency Will Be Closed At Noon on June 19 Due To A Death In The South Vietnamese irregular was killed and six irregulars and one American military spokesmen bombers marked their anniversary 10 missions against North Vietnamese bases and troop concentrations near the Laotian and ah The strikes ranged from 51 miles northwest of Saigon to miles northeast of will ask propriation to last year were in the vicinity of members agreed on the exploration of throe possible sites for the school 20-odd acres of A. land off Leyden an area off Spring Terrace arid on Page Harold L. 20, of the United States Marine in his Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Shattuck of 138 Cleveland were notified last A from official sources is expected is the 28th.man from the county to die in the Vietnam a graduate of Greenfield High School in 1966, underwent advanced training at last November before going to where he was serving with the Third He had completed training in special weapons before going to Camp Pendleton Oct. 30. 1968.  if I claimed that for has properly filled this imr portant White said that national priorities are directed away from urban and that two-thirds of the state's tax dollar goes but only 15 cents returns to local spends moire than billion a from Page At Kans. Kan. State highway patrolmen and Leavenworth County sheriff's deputies were called this morning to help quell a disturbance at the Kansas State a I ' to give any information on the but the sheriffs office said all its were headed for the institution south of and the State Highway Patrol office in Topeka also was could be heard in a main cell block windows were being smashed in the officials put out a call for tear gas and hard sources said a force of about 100 highway patrolmen were ordered to James Martin said the pa trol had been advised the disturbances inside the prison included a couple of said he no other are trying to muster 100 men to standby in Martin He said at 9 a.m. there had been no orders for the men to enter the FOR MEDICAR Complete Greenfield Recorder Box 330  Our Office Will Be Closed Op Saturdays ' July OIL Montague City Rd. FUR STORAGE CLEANING - GLAZING Insured and Bonded per Valuation ROYL Federal LEAF * DRIVE-IN Mass. THURSDAY SPECIAL Reg. 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