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Atlantic Highlands Renovation Plans Aired SEE STORY PAGE » Goudy and Mild Cloudy and mild today. Fair THEDMLY FINAL and coo! tonight. Sunny and 1 Red Bank, Freehold T" wanner tomorrow. I Long Branch J EDITION (See Details, Page 3). Monmouth County's Home Newspaper for 90 Years VOL. 91, NO. 233 RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1969 30 PAGES 10 CENTS UHllHHIHIIiEIIUilllllll Hectic Day for Apollo 10 Puts U.S. Closer to a Moon Landing SPACE CENTER, Houston They are to fire themselves —Demonstrated that the where instruments alone "It looks a lot smoother area. Stafford reported sev- (AP) — After a hectic day out of lunar orbit early to- lunar landing ship, or LEM, might fail. than some of the photos eral boulders and craters on that put Americans on the morrow, streaking back will operate in the moon's Stafford, Young and Cer- show. I estimate a 25 to 30 the fringes of the site. threshold of a lunar landing, across a quarter-million environment. nan left little doubt that Apol- per cent semiclear area, so Stafford and Cernan ob- the Apollo 10'astronauts cir- miles toward a splashdown —Determined that the land- lo 11 will blast off for the if the LEM has enough hov- viously were relieved when cled the moon leisurely to- in the Pacific Ocean Monday. ing site chosen for the first moon July 16, carrying astro- er time, it should not be a they successfully caught and day, charting the surface for They have a lot to report American astronauts is nauts Neil A. Armstrong and problem. However, if you redocked with Young in the future explorers. about their remarkable, smooth enough for a touch- Edwin A. Aldrin toward a come down in the wrong area command ship after their Air Force Col. Thomas P. sometimes hair-raising day in down, but that the pilots will landing on the area called and you don't have hover pathfinder descent, which had Stafford and Navy Cmdrs. space yesterday. have to be very accurate to the Sea of Tranquility. time, you're gonna have to a brush with danger. John W. Young and Eugene During eight hours in avoid boulders and craters. After two looping dives shove off." "Man, we is back home," A. Cernan concentrated on which Stafford and Cernan —Showed dramatically that over the primary Apollo 11 Can Hover Stafford exclaimed as the two photographing potential land- swooped within 9.4 miles of man can overcome problems landing site near "the crater The LEM can hover like a craft linked up nose to nose. ing sites and studying lunar the moon's surface, Apol- in space and save a mission Moltke, Stafford radioed this helicopter for several seconds They had been apart as landmarks. lo 10: from potential disaster, description: to select a smooth touchdown much as 350 miles as Young kept the command ship cir- cling at a constant 'altitude of 69 miles. "Snoopy and Charlie Brown Seek Freehold Parent Coalition are hugging each other," was the exulted cry of Young. These are the radio code names used by the two vehi- cles. "That rendezvous was the best we've ever had," Staf- ford reported. Hope to Bar Violence "We were right up the tail A HELPING HAND — Karin Stafford, M-year-oW all the way." It was a rendezvous that daughter of Astronaut and Mrs. Thomas P.. Stafford, By HALLIE SCHRAEGER problems which led to racial Black leaders and borough Mrs. Mary Hammond, Cen- (Mrs. Randolph said "agree- feeds 4 tiny bird which fall from a nast near the almost didn't take place. FREEHOLD — The Con- violence here Monday night. officials are scheduled to ter St., was elected president able solutions" came out of Two and one-half hours Stafford home close to the Manned Spacecraft Cen- cerned Black Parents of About 50 black parents and meet tomorrow to reach some and Mrs. Dorothy Myers, sec- discussions between the par- before the command and lu- ter, Houston, Tex. While Karin was busy taking care Freehold (OBP) would like to 150 young people met at the agreement on the proposals, retary of the OBP. ents and the children. nar modules were to undock, of the bird her dad was exploring the surface of fhe see white parents get together Western Monmouth Neighbor- which have not yet been made John Duckenfield, Bond St., She said they spoke of ways the astronauts reported a and form a Concerned White hood Service Center of the public. was chosen as a "responsible, to work together in the com- moon in Apollo 10 lunar module with Astronaut Eu- problem in depressurizing the Parents organization, with an Monmouth Community Action Among the needs that have black, concerned parent" to munity and the parents are tunnel that connects the two. gene Csrtran. ' (AP Wireptioto) eye to an eventual coalition of Program (MCAP).. been cited by black leaders patrol the streets (if he is au- going to take the lead and Corrective action to over- the two groups. One of the results of that are jobs and job training, thorized to do so by borough "set a good example" for the come this caused the docking Meanwhile, the CBP aims meeting was a list of propos- tighter housing codes, low- officials) to "see that black children. rings between the two vehi- to help keep the community als presented to borough of- cost housing, recreational fa- children are not harassed," "The parents will meet cles to slip out of alignment free from violence, keep lines ficials at a closed meeting cilities and Wack and white said Mrs. Norma Randolph, weekly and whenever the chil- by three degrees. of communication open be- later that night. unity. Ave. A, a CBP organizer. (FBEEHOLD, Pg. 2, Col. 4) (See HECTIC, Pg. 2, Col. 3) 3 Foes Lash tween children and parents and "be ready to negotiate with the town fathers." John Davis, president of the Concerned Citizens of Greater OutatMeyijer Freehold (CC), said the OBP 42 U. S. Aircraft Lost in Week and the CC are two distinct • SAIGON (AP)' — Forty-two craft shot down, destroyed on t'ary.'sources estimate their' "I'm pretty sure the rate of. positions 34 miles northeast of NEWARK (AP) — Three said the -Engelhard firm did organizations and that the more American planes and the ground by enemy shelling (otalvalue.at'$5-6 billion. loss is no higher now than it South Vietnam's capital city. Democratic gubernatorial not own any South African new group is made up of helicopters were lost in Viet- or lost to other causes. The 8 Die in Collision has ever been," the spokes- Another wave of B52s at- candidates lashed out yes- businesses and only refined "people who have never been name in the past week, rais- total was six less than the Among the casualties in the man said. "We've got more terday at an opponent, for- some platinum that was out or done anything in the tacked enemy base camps ing the total for the war to week before, when 40 helicop- past week were two (2 mil- helicopters than a year ago near Dak To, 275 miles north- mer Gov, Robert B. Meyner, mined there. community." 5,388, the U.S. Command an- ters and eight planes were de- lion F4 Phantom fighter- and the enemy has propor- as the campaign for the June Meyner made a walking east of Saigon, where fresh The CC and the OBP held nounced today. stroyed. bombers and a four-engine tionately more weapons than North Vietnamese troops re- 3 primary began to heat up tour of the Central Ward -at a joint meeting last night. The weekly summary of A total of 2,713 fixed-wing KC130 tanker lost in a colli- a year ago." going into the homestretch. Newark, the Negro ghetto portedly have infiltrated The CBP was organized aircraft losses said the toll planes and 2,675 American sion during refueling opera- Fighting Scatters from Laos and Cambodia. D. Louis Tonti ac- area that erupted in violence Wednesday night as a com- for the week included 27 heli- helicopters now have been tions off the coast last Sun- cused Meyner of being an Monday. However, before he munity effort to help solve copters and 15 fixed-wing air- lost since Jan. 1,1961. Mili- day. Eight crewmen were Meanwhile, scattered Sharp ground fighting broke absentee candidate who arrived in Newark he came killed. ground fighting was reported out in one of the infiltration represents "big business" in for criticism from another Two of the helicopters were in the war and U.S. B52 corridors 53 miles northwest rather than the people. Ton- candidate, State Sen. William shot down yesterday north- bombers maintained their of Saigon early today. North ti, executive director of the E. Kelly. east and northwest of Saigon. pressure on North Vietnam- Vietnamese troops shelled the Garden State Parkway, said Kelly, noting that Meyner Two Americans were killed ese buildup areas north of night bivouac of a battalion Meyner has failed several his role in the cigarette in- Red Bank School Issue and one was wounded in the Saigon and in the Central of South Vietnamese para- times to make appearances dustry. Meyner has been ad- crashes. Highlands near Dak To. troopers 2>A miles from the at campaign functions attend- ministrator of the cigarette As usual, the U.S. Com- Seven waves' of the giant Cambodian border, then made ed by the other candidates. industry's advertising code mand said it could give no ex- Stratofortresses dropped a ground attack.

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