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Gemini Streaks On; Twins Happy, Healthy Weather DjUtrfliutlos T«JB, teopenton «. MEDAIIX Todur f d 4 CfCfete f to- d High May la the Mi. 25,000 High tomorrow In U* N*. tvw Red Bank Area tonight, 5». Sunday, fair, warm- I 7 tr, followed by Inwslng ~Y~ Copyright—The Red Bank Register, Inc., 1965. DIAL 741-0010 cloudiness. See weather, page 2. MONMOUTH COUNTY'S HOME NEWSPAPER FOR 87 YEARS iHuad dmlly. itmta throurti Trtttj. Second Clm Pontit VOL. 87, NO. 241 pun U JWd But ug at Aduumui Mtiuni ouicu. FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1965 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Gemini Streaks On; Twins Happy, Healthy HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) - In- rip the United States hopes'to The astronaut propelled him- "One thing, when Ed gets out difficulty closing the hatch, Mis- trepid astronaut Edward H. make by 1970. self about space with a special there and starts wiggling sion Director Chris Kraft told White II glided out of the Gemi- But- the crowd pleaser Thurs- space gun. around it sure makes the space- newsmen later. As a result, the ni 4 capsule Thursday far a non- day was the space stroll when The order from .Houston Mis- craft tough to control," McDi- space twins were unable to chalant, mischievous walk White, linked to the capsule by sion Control for White to return vitt said soon after the space dump some of the equipment among the stars. a slim golden leash, cavorted in to the capsule was the second walk had begun. that had become surplus after The antics of the sandy-haired the void eight minutes longer time ground control had re- In space there is no resisting the space walk. It left the cap- spaceman, 34, highlighted the than planned. minded the pilots they were not friction, and the 7,600 pound sule "somewhat crowded" Kraft first-day voyage of Gemini 4 as Dr. Charles Berry, the astro- on a space picnic. spacecraft moved with each said. k streaked around and around nauts' physician, told a news "Take some pictures," ground touch. At a late afternoon briefing the earth. conference White was not disori- control ordered McDivitt and White maneuvered in front of Dr. Robert Seamans, National Part of today's plan called for ented while outside the space- White earlier. Aeronautics and Space Adminis- McDivitt's porthole. SPACE WALK — Engineers at McDonnell Aircraft Corp. in St. Louis, ths firm which White and his command pilot, craft, as his Soviet predecessor White, an Air Force general's "You're smearing my wind- tration associate director, said James A. McDivitt to pretend had been. son who has flown everything shield, you dirty dog," McDivitt he was "extremely pleased with built the Gemini capsule which astronauts rods into space, gave this demonstration the flight. We have already they are returning from a moon 'He even walked on the from balloons to bombers, took complained, laughing at the yesterday on how a man looks walking in (pace. At right is a mock-up of the cap- trip and try to orient themselves learned a lot that will be helpful spacecraft," Dr. Berry said. advantage of every inch of the same time. sule. The "astronaut" is suspanded by cables. Astronaut Edward White took real Visually by spotting landmarks "Ed was all over the Gemini 4 golden lifeline connecting him to White returned safely to his in future missions." fuch as the Florida Peninsula. under, behind and on top of it." the capsule. contour couch, but there was (See GEMINI, Page 2) space walk yesterday. (AP Wirephotol White- and McDivitt were tcheduled to stay aloft four days. Both got their first sleep late Thursday night and early today although White slept fit- fully, apparently still exhila- rated by his space walk. The excitement also affected Disagreement Is Evident Over Package their appetites. Mission control laid McDivitt ate only about half of what he was expected to consume. Were Elated "They didn't eat more be- Sewer Plants for Middletown Areas cause they were elated and ex- cited," the report said. By FRANK W. HARBOUR town, including its entire Bayshore sector, difficult to take immediate action, in the installed as a temporary expedient. R. Segesser. Space officials indicated there TRENTON - Whether Middletown Middletown Board of Health officials - form of constructing package sewer plants "At the time a municipality builds a The official declined* to divulge ths was a chance President Johnson Township will act voluntary or may be Health Officer Dr. Marc Krohn and Sani- in the various areas, because the state central sewer system, the package plants survey findings, but, confirmed that then might try to call the astronauts forced to act immediately to sewer areas tarian John W. Greenham — two weeks Department of Health no longer favors can be abandoned or converted into pump- are only two basic choices: sometime today. with septic tank hazards are questions— ago issued this statement: package plants. ing stations, as part of the central system. —The township can be ordered by the White stayed alone in space but there is no question as to whether it "Septic tanks are overflowing on the Dr. Rednor hail this comment yester- "Where there will be a period of years state to abate its most serious pollution for 20 minutes, double the time has the power to act, The Register learned lawns and streets and washing machine day: for a municipality to complete a central, (septic tank) probjems immediately, which •pent by a Soviet cosmonaut yesterday. water is being discharged on the surface "That is a misconception. We do not master system, the department certainly would mean package sewer plants. last March, and had to be Dr. Warren Rednor, chief of the cen- of the ground ..." prefer package plants, we prefer cen- does not favor permitting septic tank con- —The township could be permitted to coaxed back into the capsule by tral health district, state Department of Dr. Krohn listed as among the areas tralized sewer systems, but where a prob- ditions to continue where sewage is run- continue its present planning for a town- McDivitt, who followed peremp Health, issued this statement: where septic tank sewage is running in the lem is serious to the extent that septic ning in the streets." ship-wide (central) sewer system with the tory commands barked into "Where there is a serious problem, streets portions of East Keansburg, Port tank effluent is.running in the streets, a The department recently surveyed a recommendation that it speed up the pro- •pace from mission control in the state department will approve the con- Monmouth, Belford, and New Monmouth. package plant will be approved." number of sections in Middletown. gram. Houston. struction of package sewer plants, par- He said the problem also is serious in the S. T. Giallella, principal health engin- Dr. Rednor revealed that the survey • Current plans call for a $19 million "We've got 3>4 days to go, ticularly where the plants can be tied into Chapel Hill, Bamm Hollow Rd. and Lin- eer for the state department, had this to report has been completed and now is un- municipal system, with completion date es- buddy,' ' McDivitt told White, : a master system at a later date." croft sections and other scattered areas. say: der study by the department's Stream Pol- timated at four or five years. after a sharp nudge from mis- Referring to several areas of Middle- Board officials stated that it would be "In bad areas, package plants can be lution Control division, headed by Ernest (See MIDDLETOWN, Page 2) sion control. "I'm coming," White said re faetantly. • ; As he eased back into the cap- Bile, lie added: "It's the saddest moment of my life." The launch went off flawlessly Campaign in N.J.? Thursday after a 1-hour, 16- minute delay, but there was a measure of disappointment. Mc- Divitt's plan to pull within a few feet of the tumbling second Governor Wondering, Too stage Titan 2 rocket was can- celed. Too much fuel had been WASHINGTON (AP) — Gov. New Jersey and traditionally nity colleges in testimony before Subcommittee Cha i r m a n used In chasing the abandoned Richard J. Hughes has left in Democratic Virginia are the Senate education subcom- Wayne Morse, an Oregon Demo- booster, itself an orbiting satel- ths air the question of whether only states with gubernatorial mittee studying the President's crat, said he would take up lite. President Johnson will cam- contests this year. $250 million higher education Hughes' objections with the ad- Vital Experience paign for him in New Jersey bill. ministration sometime next this fall. Hughes said he would try to Space officials had hoped the wage "an extremely high level" Expresses Concern week. rendezvous maneuver would However, the Democratic gov- campaign this year with a min- Although he praised most of Hughes also asked Postmaster give die space pilots the vital ernor told a news conference imum of name calling and par- the bill's features, Hughes ex- General John Grounouski to re- experience needed for the moon Thursday he plans to model his tisan attacks. pressed concern over the fact campaign for a sedond term consider his department's plan! He called Johnson "the most that colleges not awarding to cancel a $1 million mail haul- along the lines of the one staged bachelor's degrees would be ex- masterful political strategist of ing contract with the finan- by Johnson last year. cluded from aid to "developing Mayor Silent the century." cialiy-distressed Jersey Cen- The emphasis this year will institutions." New Jersey's two- be "on one subject only — the Earlier in tjie day, Hughes year colleges would not be en- tral Railroad.
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