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' DMrfbution 7 JUB* Today la the Sfc. TMMTTOW, 21,575 *•£, bi<k «. Frld,,, dN^r, ttde temperature See Weather. Page t DIAL 741-0010 VOL. 86, NO. 44 felt?, tcnfe? mnagi ftMtr, Brno* Out foot* RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1963 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE PWd iut B*t BUM mat a AAUCtauu Mailing OCCMn. Train Kills 3 Local Youths H0LMDEL TOWNSHIP - State Trooper David Crafts Dunellen, and the fireman is one 65 feet from the crossing, Three teenage youths were said the driver may have been Philip Stacker, 25, of New Mar- and the other, 310 feet from the killed here yesterday when the Donald Walker, since the truck ket. crossing, apparently caught on pickup truck in which they were belonged to his father, but he Mr. Stacker told police he saw some part of the train and car- riding was struck by a Jersey noted that no one will ever be the truck and leaned on the train ried to that point. Central train at the Hoff s La. certain of the driver's identity, whistle, as he warned the engi- There is a slight curve in the crossing of the New York and since all three youths were neer, but there was not enough tracks at Hoff's La., and there Long Branch Railroad. thrown from the truck. time to stop. Police said the are trees and shrubs which could They were'identified by state Never Know train's brake was not applied un- obstruct vision, police said. The police as Joseph A. Zuzchik, Jr., The trooper also said it prob- til after the collision. The engi- little-used crossing has no auto- ,18, of 25 Oregon Ave., Hadet; ably will never be known for neer told police the train was matic signal tights or gates. It Donald A. Walker, 18, and his sure what caused the accident. traveling at 50 to 55 miles per is on the south side of Rt. 35, brother, Robert Walker, 16, both The truck was hit by a train hour. near Hubb's Junkyard. of 10 Washington St., Keyport. traveling from Bay Head toward The train pushed the truck Police said it is mandatory to The Walker boys were the only Jersey City. There were no about 160 feet up the track, to- charge the engineer with the children of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- passengers on the train. ward Hazlet, police reported. technical charge of causing mund, Walker. Mr. Walker is Police identified the train en- Trooper Crafts said one of the death by train. ire chief of Keyport, gineer as George Hague, 52, of bodies was found near the truck, (See 3 KILLED, Page 3) THREE KILLED — Onlookers examine wreckage (center, photo above) of pickup truck which yesterday carried 150 Area Marchers three youths to their deaths in Holmdel Township grade crossing crash. One of the bodies, covered by blanket, is in right foreground. Another was found 310 feet from point of impact. Section of Hubb's junkyard is at right. In photo at left, remains of truck are shown against back- ground of mountain of old cars, many of them wrecked On Trip to Capital in accidents, at junkyard near the crossing. BED BANK — Three Question Persists; buses and more than 150 people left this area at 5 o'clock this morning to Is Valachi at Fort? participate in today's his- FORT MONMOUTH - Is Joseph Valachi, the songbird of toric Civil Rights march on the underworld, still under protective custody in this military reservation? Washington. When asked about Ihe status of the former mobster, J. Buses left from the First Meth* Peter Hoffman, Information officer at the fort, said Army odlst Church on Broad St. and policy continues at the "no comment" level. He noted that from West Bergen PI. in Red any statements concerning the former henchman of Mafia Bank, and from the A&P park- bosses will come from the U.S. Department of Justice. Ing lot In Shrewsbury. Observations made by The Register, however, tend to A fourth bus left from Codies lead to the belief that security measures which were slapped Ave., Neptune. on when the report that Valachi was incarcerated at the post Carrying their own food and have slackened off. water, the local civil rights dem- Held in Bomb Plants 'CHECKS' LESSENED onstrators will Join an anticipated Strict checks of all vehicles at the east and west gates crowd of 100,000 to 250,000 per- have lessened. Air patrols of the post by a swift Army Mo- sons who will mass In the na- hawk aircraft have .all but ceased, and an HUIB Army hell- tion's capital for the March for copter hu not returned to Monmouth County Airport since Jobs and Freedom. ^ (AP) - Police in a lot at the Ayenel plant of it left with the entourage led by U.S. Senator John L. Mc- It will be a long day full of hew arrested a 47-year-old man the Radio Corporation of Ameri- Clellan, D-Ark., Aug. 18. - hymna, speeches and solemnity. §xd -accused him of twice trying ca, where Schntt Is the, plant doc- When the confinement of the tattle-tale of the century was The weather promises to be good tot/bomb a New Shrewsbury doc- tor. confirmed by Army officials, security .termed "equal to that for Washington In August—sun- tor's car. Galassi said an Investigation of wartime" was put into effect by Col.Emmett W. Cox, ny, with a high of about 84. Held in the township jail is At- showed that Tiseo had worked at provost marshal at the fort. Even before dawn, a small tilloTiseo of Rahway, married the RCA plant »* a sweeper but The twln-eogln» Mohawk was wheeled out to the runway vanguard of marchers strode on- of the Armv airfield In Wall Township ««ch morning and ant'the father. of three small was discharged two'years ago as to the green acres of the Wash- warmed up for quick use. tt made as many as six patrol children; the result of a medical examina- MARCH FOR FREEDOM —Five local clergyman and trip leader prepare to board ington Monument grounds sing- tion given by Dr. Schutt. flights over tlie fort daily. In one instance, the patrol plane Township Police Director Joseph the bus leaving from the Red Bank Methodist Church, Broad St., for today's historic ing "We Shall Overcome." The (See BOMB, Page 2) •„.-•.•' (See VAlAiCHI, Page 3) marchers will assemble there for Gtlassi Mid Tiseo was charged march on Washington. Shown are, left to right, Rev. N. J. Tata of the Second Bap- Tuesday with Illegal use of ex. the march to the Lincoln Monu- plosive end would be arraigned tist Church, Keyport; Dr. Frank S. Moran, Jr., Fair Haven, bus captain; Rev. Charles ment, a mile away. E. Bourne, A.M.E. Zion Church, Red Bank; Rev. W. Gordon Lowden, First Methodist Police with walkle talkies were * totay. in position. Vans of television , The charges resulted, Galassi Church, Red Bank; Rev. luec C. Rottenberg, Reformed Church, New Shrewsbury, equipment and cameras were in •aid, from the' discoveries of a Blast Traps |5 Miners arid Rev. Collins B. Byrd, 26 Marion St., Red Bank. place. No-parking signs were rnfllotov cocktail and a black pow- practically everywhere. der bomb in the auto of Dr. MOAB, Utah (AP) — Rescuers origin, ripped through the mine had established contact with the . Paries Sehutt of Parmly Rd, began digging through tons of yesterday evening, catching the trapped man. They encountered The march will dramatize the demonstrators' plea that Negro 'New Shrewsbury. rock today toward 25 men en- men in a drift, or tunnel, off gases and intense heat, gener- 'Jobs and freedom are needed - The mototov cocktail was dis- tombed deep, underground by an the main shaft. ated by tha blast. PlanningBoardStillNotReady now." covered attached to the motor of explosion in a potash mine near "The explosion blew every- The blast came just minutes the doctor's car In February 1962 this southeastern Utah town. thing—the communication lines, after the evening shift crew had when he took the auto into a serv- Hope they would be found alive air lines and electrical lines, and descended to the 3,20Moot level By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS New Jerseyans were among the ' Ice station for a tune-up. Galassi was dim. blew windows out of the head in one of two tunnels running To Adopt Master Plan Outline thousands of demonstrators from •aid a detergent bottle filled with There was a possibility that frame and injured one man above downward at an angle from the around the country who converged gasoline had been attached so that more than 25 miners ground," said a sheriff's dis- main shaft. RED BANK — Councilman ing changes would have to be to a consultant. (Half the con- on Washington today to back it would be ignited by a spark trapped in the shaft, at 2,712 patcher. Two 10-man rescue teams Daniel J. O'Hern last night urged tackled piecemeal. Each would sultant's fee Is paid by the state.) President Kennedy's proposed plug but the fuse had jarred feet one of the* largest and deep- T head frame is a 179-foot equipped with respiratory aids immediate adoption of the gen- require legislation and a public Mr. Kennelly called the master civil rights legislation. lease. est ever sunk in North America. building over the mouth of were dispatched to the scene eral outlinge portion of the bor- hearing before Borough Council, plan digest a good picture of what The Garden Staters marched Then on Aug.

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