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Temple Assured of More Police Patrols Howard Wants Probe To Temple Assured of More Police Patrols SEE STORY, PAGE 3 The Weather Showers today. Clouay, cool THEDAILY - tonight. Sunny tomorrow. FINAL EDITION Monmoutli County's Outstanding Home Newspaper 26 PAGES VOL.95 NO.222 RED BAMt, N.J. TUESDAY, MAY 13, 197.$ . TEN CENTS niiiiuiiiiiiMiiiiiiiitiiiiiitttiiiiiiiuii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiitiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiuiii n iiiiiiMiiiiiiiiriiiiiitiMiiiiiiiMihiiiuiiiiMiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiittiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii><iiiiti>tiiiiiiiiiiliiiii<il1lf*«4« Howard Wants Probe to Cover Fort Pact WASHINGTON - Rep. ,see to it that he received the the General Accounting Of- The letter continued: "It matter could possibly have James J. Howard D-N.J. an- award. fice. On March IB, 1972, the would be my suggestion that the impact of showing that nounced today he has written The affidavit was signed by General Accounting Office re- this matter be turned over to Mr. Ehrlichman had nothing President Nixon suggesting Mayor Herbert E. Werner of sponded by saying that the any special prosecutor named to do with the matter. On the that any special prosecutor Eatontown, N.J. A similar af- lease was termed to have to investigate the Watergate other hand, should new evi- named to probe the Watergate fidavit was signed by Harry been adjudicated on the basis affair. The General Account- dence indicate that he was, in- affair also be asked to look Luftman, a retired Army Lt. of "favoritism, unresponsive ing Office looked into the deed, involved, then I know into the awarding of a con- Colonel who is now in real es- bidding" and other findings of overall question of the award you would want the matter troversial $25 million lease- tate. According to the men, a questionable nature. of the bid and termed the pursued to its fullest extent." back building contract at Kt. the meeting took place April In his letter to President matter irregular. In view of Mr. Howard said that May- Monmouth, New Jersey 14, 1971 in the offices of the Nixon, Mr. Howard said that recent developments, it is my or Werner has sworn that dur- Dworman Building Corp. in Mayor Werner "is a Republi- opinion that this matter ing the meeting in Mr. Dwor- Mr. Howard said he was New York City. According to can, a man of the highest in- should be looked into more man's office, Mr. Dworman making the request because the affidavits, the remarks tegrity, and one of the most closely. said he was interested in ob- of recent Watergate devel- were made by Lester Dwor- public-spirited citizens I have •'This is in no way to imply taining the award for con- opments, and because of a man. , ever known." that Mr. Ehrlichman is guilty struction of the Ft. Monmouth sworn affidavit by a Republi- Mr. Ehrlichman resigned as "Because of current reports of any wrongdoing. Under our Building and asked Mayor can mayor who said that the a chief White.House adviser which have linked Mr. Eh- system of justice, such ques- Werner if he knew where the person awarded the contract to President Nixon two weeks rlichman's name to some tions are left to the courts. land was available for such a said he knew he was going to ago. questionable activities, I am However, since Mr. Ehrlich- purpose. Mayor Werner said get it because he had access When the charges were first most hopeful that this matter man's name has been publicly he was aware of no land as to the White House, and that made public Mr. Howard can be looked into anew," Mr. linked to this controversial suitable as that owned by Tin- John I). Ehrlichman would asked for an investigation by Howard said. award, a further look into the See Wants, Page 2 Rep. James J. Howard John D. Ehrlichman Herbert E. Werner Says White House Aides Tried to Get CIA to Assist in Watergate Coverup WASHINGTON (AP) - The Gray said Walters got the "not normal," and the two Miami bank account of Ber- wiretaps on 13'government of- foreign policy. No. 2 man in the Central In- FBI to postpone interviews agreed that Gray should tell nard L. Barker, one of the ficials and four newsmen One of the taps picked up telligence Agency reportedly with two Watergate witnesses President Nixon. Gray convicted Watergate con- were found in Ehrlichman's conversations of Daniel Ells- has accused former White last year on grounds the CIA talked to Nixon by telephone spirators. ;The witnesses White House safe, acting FBI berg and figured in last House aides H.R. Haldeman, had "some interest" in them. that same day, July 6, blamed are Mexican lawyer Manuel Director William Ruckelshaus week's dismissal of charges John D. Ehrlichman and John Walters later conceded un- the matter on "either care- Ogarrio Daguerre and Min- announced. Ehrlichman said against him in the Pentagon W. Dean III of trying to enlist der pressure that the CIA ac- lessness or indifference" by neapolis attorney Kenneth H. he hadn't known in detail papers trial. CIA help in a Watergate cov- tually had no interest what- White House aides, and warn- Rahlberg. The checks even- what the documents contain- Dean, meanwhile, turned erup. soever in the two, Gray said, ed Nixon that "this could be tually furnished a link be- ed. over a batch of classified CIA Deputy Director Ver- but not before Ehrlichman injurious to the agencies and tween the wiretappers and the Ruckelshaus said the taps documents to federal court of- non A. Walters testified in se- personally ordered Gray to could wound the President." Nixon re-election committee. had been ordered in 1SB!) after ficials after Chief U.S. DiS- cret yesterday before the Sen- cancel a meeting set up to The witnesses are two men The fresh reports ol White presidential adviser Henry A. trict Court Judge John J. Si- ate Armed Services Com- straighten out the matter be- whose names appeared on House misuse of the CIA Kissinger told the late FBI di- rica agreed to accept custody". mittee; Later Sen. Stuart tween the CIA and FBI. checks that passed through came after a day of rapid-fire rector J. Edgar Hoover he Dean had stashed the docu- Symington, D-Mo., said Wal- Gray said he and Walters' the Nixon campaign head- developments yesterday. was "extremely concerned" ments in a Virginia safe-de- ters had testified that Halde- agreed this "confusion" was quarters and landed in the Missing FBI records of about news leaks affecting posit box, man, Ehrlichman and Dean were "heavily involved" in ef- forts to misuse the CIA. An- other source sajd one effort had been a Watergate cov- Senate to Return Monday to Vote erup. The account dovetails with statements by former acting AP WircphotO FBI chief L. Patrick Gray III. SKYLAB TROUBLE DETAILED - William He testified before Senate Wa- On Amended Environmental Bills Schneider, director of the Skylab program, bites tergate investigators last TKKNTON (AP) - The authority in coastal areas, a changes that were made to would now call [or a four-year Senate President Alfred N. his nails as he tells of problems on the space sta- week, and The Associated Senate returns Monday to total ban against proposed the bill before the Senate vote moratorium against con- Beadlcston, K-Monmouth, tion which forced delay of the launch today of Press has obtained an official act on a revised coastal pro- construction of a deepwater last month that eliminated struction of such port facil- three astronauts to link up with the Skylab. written digest of his remarks. said the proposed four-year tection legislative package oil port off the New jersey major portions of the 'Dela- ities. moratorium was not entirely that Gov. William T. Cahill coast, and state regulation of ware Bay Coast and the Kan- Cahill said he remained says is likely to pass. off-shore nuclear power plant tan Bay shore from proposed adamant in his opposition to satisfactory to him "but it's After a two-hour meeting development. state controls. construction of a deepwater better than nothing at all." yesterday with Senate Minor- Cahill said the package Cahill said the nuclear plant oil port off the N'ew Jersey 3 Curtailed Missions ity Leader J. Edward Crabiel, would be revised for the new control measure, failed the coast. He said, "I reluctantly Cahill said Assembly Speak- D-Middlesex, and other Sen- vote. He said the coastal zon- "ocean sanctuary" bill, would agreed to it because this er Thomas Kean, K-Essex, ate leaders, Cahill said he was ing measure would be be incorporated in the coastal amendment was the basis of would probably schedule an confident the legislation amended, and that the zsning proposal. support for the coastal zoning Assembly session for May 24 would have adequate Demo- changes would concern the .. The governor said the com- protection measure." for the lower house lo concur Weighed for Skylab promise agreement for Demo- in the Senate amendments to cratic support in the Senate. Atlantic, Cape May, Salem Crabiel said the com- Cahill said he grudgingly and Middlesex County shores. cratic support hinged on promise was "a practical so- the coastal legislation, All their activity will have to be CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. ct. Everything was going so agreed to the revisions to sal- changes to the deepwater oil lution to a very important three bills passed the Assem- curtailed because of the pow- The amendments would (AP) — The crippled Skylab well during the first orbit that vage the proposals. therefore apparently revamp port ban. lie said the measure problem " bly in April. spacp station, short of elec- er shortage," explained Sky- a flight control official called trical power, circled the earth lab program director William it a "superbird." The governor said, "We felt today as experts sought ways C.
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