More Wiretap Information Sought by SIC SEE STORY BELOW Sunny, Warm Sunny and warmer today. THEDAILY FINAL Clear and mild tonight. Sun- Red Bank, Freehold ny and hot tomorrow. Long Branch EDITION (See DettJU, piB« s) I 7 Monmouth County's Home Newspaper for 92 Years VOL. 93, NO. 28 RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1969 26 PAGES 10 CENTS i i I Ml| , l|, LI < I III I eguard Vote Nears Note WASHINGTON (AP) - search and testing as well as Pro - Safeguard forces they feared Mrs. Smith might where she is the ranking Re- Sen. Margaret Chase Smith deployment. claimed a 51-49 margin, while oppose the Cooper - Hart publican, to cut $345 million added a note of feminine mys- Under parliamentary pro- opponents said they thought amendment if her proposal is in procurement funds from tery as the Senate headed for cedures,, Mrs. Smith's amend- the count stood 50 to 48 defeated, as seems likely, on the $759.1 million authoriza- a photo finish in its bitter ment would be voted on first, against deployment with Sens. grounds that even research tion for Safeguard. battle over deployment of the followed by the amendment John J. Williams, R-Del.. and should be stopped. Last year she voted on the by Sens. John Serman Coop- Clinton P. Anderson, D-N.M., Safeguard missile defense She's Consistent Senate floor to cut ABM pro- er, R-Ky.,"and Philip A. Hart, still uncommitted. Thus, she would remain con- system. curement funds, one of only D-Mich., to bar deployment Mrs. Smith introduced her sistent to her past position op- 17 senators to do so. She also On the eve of today's sched- but allow research. amendment yesterday after- posed to the ABM but at the voted against an earlier ver- uled vote on the key pro- Four hours of debate on the noon without comment, then same time would give the sion of the Cooper • Hart posal to bar Safeguard de- Cooper - Hart amendment, left the Senate floor. There Nixon administration an in- amendment to bar ABM de- ployment or site acquisition, plus an hour on Mrs. Smith's was speculation as to her mo- surance vote in its battle to ployment unless the secretary (he Maine Republican intro- proposal were expected to tives. fend off, the Cooper-Hart pro- of defense certified it to be duced a substitute amend- precede 'voting scheduled in Some antiballistic missile posal. Mrs. Smith voted in the practicable and gave a full ment that would prohibit re- late afternoon. — ABM — opponents said Armed Services Committee, cost estimate. Senate Republican Leader Everett M. Dirksen predict- ed Tuesday the pro-ABM forces would win, but Senate Democratic Leader Mike - Mansfield said opponents Set would consider it a victory if they came within one or two CRATERS FOUND NEAR POLAR CAP — Many craters appear inffoii ne>ar en- By DORIS KULMAN votes of victory. counter picture made with Mariner 7's narrow angle camera «f the area of RED BANK - A- Central "If we lose by one or two Mars just a'b'o the south polar cap. The spacecraft was about 3,500 miles Railroad of New Jersey se- votes," Mansfield said, "we away when picture was made. Area shown it approximately SO miles across. curity official in Elizabeth will win in the long run. said yesterday - that he "It will indicate the depth ' /-••' :••]' ••'•/• '.:'..:. (AP Wiraphoto) wasn't aware the railroad of feeling here, and it will has parked carloads of ex- indicate that the Senate in- plosives bound for the Earle tends to look very closely at Naval Ammunition Depot in the requests of the Depart- the freight yards here. ment of Defense." A. L. Fetchko, the Central's The vote on the Cooper- SIC Asks Access assistant director of safety Hart amendment isn't expect- and security, said the rail- ed (o end the long fight. road "is still investigating" Sen. Thomas J. Mclntyre, the two-day parking in the D-N.H., plans to bring up freight yards last weekend of Thursday his proposal to per- To More Wiretaps a carload of smokeless pow- mit deployment of radars and der, classified as "dangerous computers, but not missiles. TRENTON (AP)' - The mer West Paterson Team- Another Waterfront Com- material" and apparently en Whatever the Senate de- New Jersey State Investiga- sters union official who is mission official who con- route to NAD Earle cides will then have to be ap- tion Commission and the Wa- suspected to be a member^ of firmed the organization's in- Little Danger Seen proved by the House or else terfront. Commission of New the Cbsa Nostra family head- terest in the Providence Mr. Fetchko said the go to a Senate • House con- York Harbor have expressed ed by Gerardo (Jerry) Ca- tapes said he was unaware smokeless powder isn't explo- ference for compromise. interest in gaining access to tena of South Orange; accord- that they were made public sive and "it was no more Finally, both houses will a set of two-year-old FBI ing to federal authorities. two years ago. dangerous than having a car- have to vote money for the wiretap transcripts that al- The FBI created a furor Andrew Phelan, executive load of firecrackers there." ABM when they consider the legedly , link New England two months ago when it re- director of the SIC, said the He indicated the parking of defense appropriations bill. and New Jersey crime fig- leased In Newark 11 volumes transcripts were of definite that freight car Here was an While the Senate was read- ures. of logs' of electronic eaves- interest to his investigation. isolated incident. ing for today's showdown, the The wiretaps, logged in droppings made on alleged Fire Chief Willard D. Wat- House pulled a surprise by , Providence, R. I, and re- At the same time; James Central jersey Mafia kingpin kins and Councilman William passing a bill which included leased in 1967, were made Davitt,' assistant to the < Wa- 1 Simone' Rizzo (Sam the S. Anderson, who is fire com- $2.5 million for Safeguard con- there ^ort the business office terfront Commission, which Plumber) DeCavalcante of EXPLOSIVE CARGO — The sign on the right feoltrom section of the door of this missioner, have a different trol quarters in Colorado. It of a reputed Mafia leader, polices the docks of New Jer- Princeton Tbwnship. sealed freight can warns "Explosives." Red Bank Fire Chief Willard D. Watkins, view. had been expected the House Raymond Patriarca, who is sey and New York,' said he The eavesdrbppings, which who ordered the photograph taken, »ays M is one of several carloads of explo- Chief Watkins said that the would eliminate the item to now in jail for tax evasion. would request the Providence ' are inadmissable as eourt sives the Central Railroad of New Jersey sidetracked «nd left unguarded in the incident last weekend is one await a Senate vote on de- The transcripts allegedly al- authorities to forward copies evidence, detail the alleged of many during the past sev- ployment. lude to Johnny Lardier, a for- of the transcripts. (See TAPS, Pg. 3, Col. 5) freight yard there several months ago in violation of the borough's fire preven- eral months, and In a strong- tion code. ly-worded letter to Mr. Fetch- ko on Monday said he has photographs to prove it. One of the photographs Blacks Disown Urban Aid Bill shows a sealed freight car clearly labeled "explosives." TRENTON (AP) - Negro vahtaged. He said, however, Jersey City, Paterson, Tren- priority matter "if salaries .4 Billion in Relief Chief Watkins said it was one legislators emphatically dis- he was told by many munici- ton and ^Elizabeth.- for police and firemen are of several sidetracked and owned a bill they originally pal officials that the pres- Assemblyman Robert N. : more important than the con- left ungarded on the New co-sponsored on grounds that sures would be so great for Wilentz, D-Middlesex, agreed ditions in.the cities." Jersey Southern Railway it would short-change the salary hikes that most of the , with all the points raised in Assemblyman Ronald tracks, between Herbert and poor in order to raise salaries programs would have to be opposition to the change but Owens, D-Essex, the only Ne- Is Added to Tax Bill Catherine Sts. several months for police and firemen. bypassed. said he voted for the bill be- gro assemblyman to oppose ago. Despite their withdrawal of Made In Response cause "What good are pro- the change originally, com- WASHINGTON (AP) - the poor, low and moderate first six months of 1970. The chief said that the rail- support, the measure to up- The amendment to the bill grams for the disadvantaged mented: ' House tax reformers set the income recipients, widows, Democratic liberals who road sent a switch engine grade salaries in the six larg- will permit the state funds to if the police and firemen go (See BLACKS, Pg. 2, Col. ;4) stage for today's debate on widowers and mature single wanted a chance to offer an and crew to remove the car- est cities sailed through the be used for. salary increases on strike?" their massive bill by adding persons maintaining house- amendment to knock out' the loads of explosives after he Assembly yesterday. of other municipal employes, Assemblyman Walter L. an extra $2.4 billion of tax holds. surtax extension were re- protested. The bill, an amendment to too, but it was made primar- , Smith, R-Burlington, another relief, mainly for low and Next year, however, the buffed yesterday when the The railroad is aware of the Republican - controlled ily in response to demands opponent of the change, said Green Beret moderate income recipients.