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Two Die in Separate Motorcycle Crashes Diftrib'u+ion Weather Today Party cloudy, vans wd !»• 17,325 mid today «ud (mwrmr with MDBANK late scattered dwwMa, High, both dayi, M. Low twrfifct, 7fc. SH 1-0010 See weather page 1. I MWDAY THMHWH rUDki-MST. 1M 35c PER WEEK Iisued dilly, MosiUr tnroufh Filter. Second CIMI POIUI* RED BANK, N. J., MONDAY, JULY 24, 1961 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE VOL. 84, NO, 19 Paid at R*d Bank and at Additional tlalllnf Otticei. BY CARRIER To Call Session Two Die in Separate Of Jury Prosecutor to Act Motorcycle Crashes On Bookie Charges Were At FREEHOLD — Monmouth County Prosecutor Vincent P. Keuper said last night he will call a special session Picnic of the Grand Jury to hear Mayor Louis Collichio's charges of open bookmaking and Of Club graft in Keanstourg. NEW SHREWSBURY — The prosecutor, who said he Two motorcyclists riding will announce the date of the home from a club picnic session within a day or two, said that! all three Keansburg coun- were killed in separate — cilmen and the borough man- but connected — accidents CORNERSTONE LAYING—Although weather would have made a houiewarming ager and police chief will be last night here and a half among witnesses to be sum mile away at the Rt. 33-34 Col- more appropriate, Shrewibury firemen laid cornentone yeiterday «t the fire home. moned. Taking part were, left to right, Gtorge Lange, Sr., secretary; Fritz Yorg, ,ex-chief; Besides Mayor Collichio, the lingwood Park traffic circle in Fire Chief Louis Longo; Mayor James Bly; former Mayor Bernard White and Ai- councilmen are Martin C. Loh- Wall Township. sen and T. Edward Kinlin. The The dead are Henry D. Evans, Mmblyman Alfred N. Beadleston. other officials are Borough Man- 31, a bulldozer operator, of Whale- ager C. Bernard Blum and Po- pond Rd., Eatontown, the first to lice Chief Alphonsus McGrath. die, and Albert H, Lloyd, 33, a Mayor Collichio has been criti- production employee at Bendix cal of the prosecutor's office for Aviation Corp., Eatontown, of 59 allegedly not halting bookmak- Brighton Ave., Long Branch. No Weather Letup ing at the resort. FIRST OF TWO—Wreckage of motorcycle driven by Henry D. Evans,, 32, of Whale- The two, both fathers of three Given Information pond Rd., Eatontown, after collision last night with « pickup truck operated by Ed- children, died with 5 minutes Police Chief McGrath disclosed of each other. It Will Be Hot, Humid for Three Days Saturday the mayor had given ward T. Sodon, Van's Trailer Park, Eatontown, at Shafto and Shark River Station The cyclists were among 11 him information of alleged book- Rdi., New Shrewsbury, killing the cyclist instantly. Mr, Soden fold police he veered persons who died in week end And the stickiness, he added, At Newark, the Weather Bu- LONG BRANCH - Scattered making at a meeting !ate last to left to avoid the cycle. ' . i . accidents in New Jersey. Five thundershowers predicted by is due to continue at least reau said the sweltering proba- week. But, he said, the mayor drowned, two suffocated, and one the Weather Bureau for later through Wednesday. Today's bly will last all week, made no mention of "protection fell to his death. today probably will have no temperatures will probably be • A high of 95 was predicted payoffs" the mayor has men- for today at the airport. In addition to the cycle mishaps, effect in halting the now three- in the 90s inland and slightly tioned in recent newspaper in one other highway crash caused day-old hot and humid seige, lower at the beaches. Yester- The Newark station recorded terviews. Burned a death. weather observer William D. day a high of 85 was recorded a high for the current spell of The chief said he is investigat- 95 Saturday, and 91 yesterday. This occured Saturday at Man- Martin said this morning. here. ing the mayor's information. chester Township, in Ocean Thousands of persons fled to He demed any suspicions ofi In Fire County, when Ezekiel Stratford, bhe beaches yesterday to tiy payoffs involving the police de- to avoid the heat, and then 68, of Philadelphia, died of in- Last Minute Details partment. juries suffered when his car struggled back home last night Mayor Collichio charged ear- over clogged highways. Practice crashed into two trees. Tier this month that the prose- Club Picnic Showers cut the heat in .- cutor's office has failed to act LINCROFT — Middletown Fire r Police said Mr. Evans drove ew areas. An electrical storm against known bookmakers. He Chief Harlan Hogan, 44, re- President's Talk off from the picnic of the Jersey in Ocean City out off all pow- ma ns in criti day said he supplied names when he in l - "' """"^ h° Coast Motorcycle Club at the er for two hours. In Millville, a testified before a Grand Jury ^erview Hospital with burns received during a fire drill Satur- (See CRASHES, Pag« J) warehouse was set afire by in 1959. He said he would be Set Tomorrow lightning, causing damage esti- day at a vacant home on Swim- willing to testify again or would ming River Rd. about what Kennedy intends to mated at $3,000. Heavy rains give his information either to HYANNfS PORT, Mass. (AP)- in Hammonton flooded streets Hospital authorities President Kennedy winged back do. For a time the possibility the prosecutor or his- aides, if 3 Injured of a declaration of a state of na- arid washed 'out a shoulder of they would visit him at !iis home. that the chief sufferet to Washington today to call in the White Horse Pike. second degree burns over 90 per key advisers and begin straighten- tional emergency claimed atten- Mr. Keuper said he has elected tion. Talk of this has dwindled Airport Busy to have the information come out cent of his body. When Auto ing the last kinks out of a Deputy Fire Chief Russel Tet- major address on measures to bit lately. Newark Airport was pressed through the Grand Jury. into service for long-range jets ley said Mr. Hogan was engulfed meet the Soviet threat to Berlin Records Cited There have been reports tha when fog closed down Idle- in flames when there was art ex- Rams Pole and global peace. Kennedy was considering adding Grand Jury records show that wild International Airport in the mayor did not testify in any plosion in the vacant two story OCEANPORT -J Three persons The President had spent the two or three billion dollars to New York. house. were hospitalized this morning weekend at his Cape Cod home. case in 1959, but was a witness his $43 billion defense budget. The first jets started arriv- in 1960 in a complaint he brought According to Mr. Tetley, Chief when the car in which they were He was to leave here for Washing- *•>* Word has spread that he was ing at 7:30 p.m. yesterday and in a local garbage contract dis- Hogan and another fireman, Her- riding snapped off a utility pole ton this morning. considering such steps as calling on Eatontown Blvd. more than 20 of the Jetliners pute. The nature of his testimony bert Levitt, entered the house. SECOND FATAL CRASH—Cycle driven by Albert H. The grave decisions already out Reserves and National had landed here shortly after is secret as far as official records Suddenly there was an explosion In fair condition m Monmouth have been made on how to back Guardsmen, increasing t h e i midnight. (See JURY, Page 2) and Mr. Hogan was knocked into Lloyd, 33 of 59 Brighton Ave., Long Branch, shown after Medical Center with multiple cuts np notice to Moscow that Berlin training or service, expanding thi another room. it crashed, killing ih driver, at Collingwood Park Circle, are Felix L, Nunez,. Colts Neck, will be defended at any cost. draft and Army manpower and A door between Mr. Hogan and and Louis Camacho, 36, and Lou- These were hammered out last buying more arms for convention- Wall Township, within five minutes of New Shrewsbury, is Colon, 21, both of Third Ave., Wednesday in the meeting of the Mr. Levitt slammed shut. al forces, pulling some ships Uneasy Truce Mr. Tetley said Mr. Levitt collision a half mile away. Long Branch. National Security Council. from the "mothball fleet," calling knocked down the door and fni"d Another | passenger Delmar Now they will be disclosed to for a special tax increase and Chief Hogan dazed. He said the Johnson, 36, of Rockwell Ave, the nation in a radio-TV address French, Tunisians Maintain Watch trying to persuade the allies to chiefs clothing was ablaze. Search Continues Long Branch, was treated for from the White House tomorrow take parallel steps. cuts and released. TUNIS (AP) — French tanks tion on the column of, "volun- Rescues Chief night and in a follow-up message The driver, Carlos S. Valentin, But the White House has and paratroops stood an uneasy teers" Tunisian President Habib Mr. Levitt assisted the chief to Congress Wednesday. 23, of 62 South Chelsea Ave., watch ' in battle-scarred Bizerte Bourguiba dispatched list week out of the building and adminis All sorts of reports are out (See KENNEDY, Page 16) Wives Hope, Pray Xpng^Branch, was not injured. today_while Tunisia Jooked to to plant the Tunisian flag atSa- teiedjlrxtajdr Patrolman Lester Mackay said other nations to help her expel hara marker 233, 45 miles south- Both were taken to^the hoopital. Valentin was driving east on Eat- the French from their big Medi- west of the French-defined Tu- Mr.
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