Defiant Governor Risks Jail Term
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They met only wait the showdown, Hinging defiantly to hi&isegrega- when a Pope died., And then it "We shall defend our rights end ion stand and risking a jail was for so short a time that at re shall dare to do so," the 43- erm, Gov. George C. Wallace best some of them were voting ear-old governor said last night. for a well known church figure leaded today for an Imminent SHREWSBURY CRASH—A Chafcworth man was. critically injured and a Shrews- "I am going to stand for you at rather than someone they knew irisis at the University of Ala- the university," he told the people personally. bury man, was leu seriously hurt when thi* car struck a polo on Broad St. near bama, Alabama in a radio-television Sycamore Ave. early Saturday. Harold C. Kennedy, Chatsworth, was admitted to The two Negro students he has This time the picture is dra- foadcast. sworn'to turn back at the univer- matically different. Riverview Hospital with a skull. fracture. The driver, Jack Yost, 812 Broad St., The students, Vivian Malone of The Cardinals had an oppor- Shrewsbury, suffered cuts and bruises and was reported in fairly good condition. Mobile and James A. Hood of tunity to see each other at work Jadsden, are to register tomor- and learn something of the other Trooper Alfred Morteiuon of Shrewsbury Barracks examines wreckage. ow for the summer session. The man's thinking at the opening ses- Scandal ;overnor has pledged to be there sion last fall of Pope John's nd stand in their way. Ecumenical Council. Wallace planned to fly to Tus- The attitudes revealed at the Still Stirs caloosa this afternoon from the council—where the cardinals drew County Awaiting Army state capital at Montgomery, 100 into liberal, conservative and miles to the southeast Tonight, neutral or uncommitted groups is expected to confer with —will be carried into the con- England members of the university board clave June 19 and will affect of trustees who voted to admit the the selection of the next pontiff. LONDON (AP) - Prime Min- Word on Airport's Use Negroes on the main campus here Modem advances in transpor- ister Macmillan returned from a and a third Negro at the univer- tation and communications have golfing vacation today and or- FREEHOLD — Word is ex- they stand, at a maximum pur- accommodated at the Wall field ity center in Huntsville, made the world a smaller, less chase price of $847,750. as "over-emphasized." The pur- ON THE JOB —Jersey Central Power and Light Com- dered an inquiry into security as- isolated place. This should be pected by the board of freehold- pects of the Profumo scanda The governor is ex-officio presi- ers early this week whetiher the Freeholder Director Joseph C, chase price, "in the absence of pany employees worked through the night and early the best informed conclave of which threatens Macmillan's own dent of the board and voted Army Electronics Command at Irwin and Freeholders Charles I a qualified appraisal," seemed morning to replace two poles knocked down in Satur- til time. career. against desegregation despite a Fort Monmouth will keep its 40 Smdtih and Marcus Daly voted to him excessive and he warned The Cardinal stepping forth to day night's Rt. 35 crash in Middletown. On top of pole federal court order. planes based at the Monmoubh yes. Freeholder Abram D. Voor- that another $500,009 "will have The inquiry Is being made by place his ballot in the golden Before leaving Montgomery, County Airport, now that the hees, casting his first negative to be spent immediately to mak< are Robert Nixon, left, and Wayne Milesen, both of Lord Dilhorne, who as lord chan- chalice on the table before the Wallace renewed his appeal to the boaTd has ah option to buy part vote since joining the board 20 the field suitable for Army use." cellor is Britain's highest legal 1 main altar in the Sistine Chape Rumson. Thomas Dunlap of Shrewsbury, left, and George people to keep away from the of the privately owned field on years ago, and Freeholder Ben- Mr. Danskin disagreed with authority. will know- more of his candidate Van Winkle of Long Branch, foreman, are on the ground. university and let him alone car- Rt. 34, Wall Township. jamin H. Danskin were in the Mr. Voorhees on the urgency of He will determine If British se- (See GOVERNOR, Page 3) than just a name and a brief minority, keeping the Army as a tenant biography. By a 3 to 2 vote Friday, the curity was breached or was neg- ind on the investment value, But board accepted an option from 'Economically Unsound* ligent as a result of former War He will know more of the world he said the board has broken and what sort of Pope he thinks Edward I. Brown to acquire 200 Mr. Voorhees called the plan Minister John Profumo's illici faith with Wall Township munici- Bee Invasion affair with Christine Keeler, a Provenzano acres of his 750-acre airport plus "economically unsound." He saw is needed to cope with its prob- pal officials who were promisee lems. five buildings, and land on which the need to keep Fort Mqnaouth 1-year-old red-haired party girl they would be consulted and Gives Family Bzzz-y Weekend who at the same time in 1961, Jury Hears heard on any affirmative action was sharing her bed with Soviet before It was taken. NEW SHREWSBURY - Thousands of bees came to live naval attache Capt, Yevgeny ''But I'm in favor of ketpin; at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Keigher, and their Jour (Eugene) Ivanov, Judge Today Kennedy GwesMayors S-PoiMan airport at that location," h children, 46 Clearview Dr., Saturday. Ivanov is generally regarded a: NEWARK (AP) - The extor- added. They are still there, and they are most unwelcome guests. Russian intelligence agent. tion trial of New Jersey team- Mr. Danskin thus gave Indica- When they swarmed into the front yard Saturday about Political sources said Dilhorne'! ters ' Union leader Anthony tion his vote may be switchec 4 p.m. the family was interested. When they began to come Pattern toEndRaeialTensims report is in the works and prob- (Tony Pro) Provenzano was one after the obligation to Wallloffi "- indoors, and one of them stung the baby, Kevin, eight months ably will be completed this week, step from the Jury as U. S. Dis- B? ROBERT MYERS Mayor Richard J. Daley of'Chi- lation ors public action is clearly cials is: discharged aria; old, they became enemies, : the report will be handed to trict Court Judge Robert Shaw cago, Mayor Jerome Cavanagh oi jdhll big 6f the option—if a fi "There were bees everywhere," Mrs. Kaigher said yester- HONOUJUMAP) - President Macmillan and Labor Party lead- begins his chaTge today. Efetroitand Mayor Joseph Barr -Each local government abol- decision is received from day, "You can't imagine so matly bees," -Kennedy's call for a 'five-point er Harold Wilson but may nol Judge Shaw has indicated that of Pittsburgh. ish discrimination in employing my—comes up for a vote Finally the family called police. program to reduce racial tension necessarily be made public. his charge will be a lengthy one Cavanagh, in'fact, went farther beforff the deadline, June' 21 Police put an appeal on the radio for a beekeeper to come in cities was taken up today by (See TENSIONS, Page 3) Meanwhile,- Dr. Stephen Ward, to the jury of six men and six in support of Kennedy's sugges- Freeholders will meet with Wai and get the swarm, but there are fewer beekeepers each ieveral of the nation's most pow- the 50-year-old society osteopatli women who.have heard the casa tions, terming civil rights "the officials tomorrow night. year, and none of them wanted more bees Saturday. erful mayors who pledged a bat- who introduced Christine to Pro- since May 22. most critical problem confronting Freeholder Smith seemed I Now, Mrs. Keigher said, the bees appear to have taken tle to see it through. fumo, was brought into the Marl Provenzano, president of the the nation today. It is more criti- Judge Voids surh'up the general attitude up residence under the eaves or in the attic. She plans to : borough St, Magistrate's Court to M.OOOjmember Local 560 of Union New York Mayor Robert F. cal than Cuba or Berlin." the majority trio when he co call an exterminator first thing today.