Weather 26,900 tAgi 1> ill to tow I Red Bank Aim f life redevelopuip Urter tomor- 1 fdm. Lew totujM W tow 4»s, tlfh ">T ; ' • Copjrrtght-The Red Bank Renter, Inc., .1986. DIAL 711-0010 tomomir iear M. MONMOUTH COUNTY'S HOME NEWSPAPER FOR 87 YEARS VOL. ss, NO. 213 WEDNESDAY, APKIL 27, 1966 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Board Calls Meeting on Issues, Teachers May Lift Sanctions RED BANK — Teachers' sanctions against the Tuesday. If the appropriate action is not taken, the personnel committee, read a draft of a resolution the Board of Education may be lifted today. sanctions can be re-invoked, he stated. board will vote on. The two sides in the dispute found common ^, »DEMANDS It recognized the Red Bank Teachers' Associa- ground at a meeting last night in the high school. The association has three demands, and the tion for the purpose of professional negotiations as The board agreed to issue notices this morning board agreed to put all of them on the agenda for the official representative of all certified personnel calling a special meeting for next Tuesday night. the special meeting. The board will vote on a resolu- in the system, including those on tenure, those on The agenda was established to the satisfaction of , tion' to recognize the association, start discussions probation and those on interim appointment, but not the teachers. on a negotiations agreement sought by the teachers, those working on a per diem basis. • That done, Thomas F, McNulty, president of the and reconsider the 1968-67 salary guide. , SOME HESITATION Red Bank Teachers' Association, will call a special The board also agreed on the wording: of the meeting of Hie association for 3:30 p.m. today. He recognition resolution to be voted upon Tuesday. Several board members hesitated to make the said he'would recommend suspension of the sanc- Asbury Park attorney Joseph Dempsey, repre- association the exclusive representative of all tions.,, • . ., senting the association, said the teachers insisted teachers. Mr. McNulty said the organization counts ' Mr.McNuKy said his recommendation would be their association should be the exclusive bargaining 141 of 162 staffers as members. , . to end the sanctions, which'since last Wednesday agency lor the professional staff. But Mr. Dempsey pointed out that die board have included teachers' withdrawal from non-con- After two huddles and a few revisions, Samuel members could vote against the resolution Tuesday. tracted student activities, pending the board's action Carotenuto; a lawydr and chairman of' the board's (See TEACHERS, Page 3) Expect Easy Senate Passage See iales Tax Law Friday BY WILLIAM HENDERSON Hughes and leaders of both par- learned, another vote wag picked If Farley's support should be visitors several years ago to pay TRENTON -The state is'ex ties that the same 17-7 figure up late yesterday making It 18.necessary, the governor would re-for beach damage following a pected to have a 3 per cent .lim- would stand when the final show- And if extra vote "insurance" U ciprocate by exempting the sales hurricane. The tax never was ited Mies tax law before,the'sun down on the tax crisis takes needed, Sen. Frank S. (Hap) Far- tax on certain luxuries in Atlantic lifted. DOWN THI CHIMNEY — Lt. Albert! Bahaslcy, of NAD Earl* demolition team, sets on Friday. ;; place today. '• • ley, powerful Atlantic County Re- City. Gov. Hughes is-a bit ahead of Unless there are last hour de- • • • 'Insurance' Vote publican, has told Hughes he will The resort city imposed a "tem- schedule In his fight to get the firef round, Jeff photo, watches as charge demolishing old Atbury Park city incin- fections among its members, the ' However, The Register go along with the bill. porary" tax on its residents and (See SALES TAX, Page 2) erator rfeelc is fired yesterday. Stalk, 160 f»et high, it harlfway down in top. photo, Senate will pass the tax mea- Hght, at charge blasts brick and smoke from sides and top. All that remains after sure today and send it to Gov. Richard J. Hughes lor his signa- Controversy Kindled in Middletown blast is pile of brick, lower-right, surmounted by. iron grating which once .rested on ture. • . ' '• • : top of chimney. Water tower at right in top photo will be demolished af 2 p.m. today. Sources close to the governor say he will sign the measure : tomorrow or Friday. Pemolitipn Team Razes Stack The upper house, in special ses sion starting at H a.m., will not.Appoint take more than two hours In de- bate, says minority leader Wil MIDDLETOWN — The Town- are not to my satisfaction." cratic Township Committeman open to a competitive exam A Landmark Comes Downliam E. Ozzafd, R-Somerset. ship Committee last night ap- He did not elaborate except to Edward J. Roth asked the ques- which will be: administered by 18 Votes In Hand pointed Richard R. Schwartz, say, after the meeting, that one tion. the state CivU. Service Commis- : 1 NEW SHREWSBURY — That big bang fell straight down and landed not five feet He informed the governor last Belford, *s prosecuting attorney, of the factors is the question of •Crowell Saya •Yes' sion. : ' • •. -• : ••''••', da. Aibtlry Ave. yesterday afternoon wu ao oat of place on the pile of brick," he report- night there are at least 18 votes at a salary' of $2,250 for the Civil Service. He drew an-admission from Hie '• appointment > resolution accident ed admiringly. ' in the Senate for the sales levy. balance of the year. Committeeman Douglas. R. Township Attorney Whitney states that Mr. Schwartz will Hie Navy team blew up the stack at the The Register learned. The vote was W> with Cob Burke, a Bell Labs, executive, is Crowell that the post is Civil start his duties May 1. and that 11 wu'i piece of work carefully planned .request of Asbury Park police, after, local Passage of any bill in the Sen- mitteeman Edward P. Makely ab- on a business trip to Chicago, Service. • . his working time will, sot exceed by a demolition team from Earle Naval Am- police reported juveniles climbing, it and the ate requires a minimum of 15 staining. and missed the meeting. "Then it has to be temporary 80 days. ' .':•• •, '. : •': • .' munition, Depot at the request of' Asbury' waUr "tower close by as * daredevil stunt. votes. Said Mr. Makely: "Information As the appointment was con-appointment," Mr. Roth declared, There are two municipal Court Park police. Lt. Albert J. Banaiky and .Chief "The kids Were trying to get the lightning When the Senate cleared the has come to my attention on this firmed, the committee made no "and Civil Service has tD:cartlfy sessions per week..This likely Petty Officer Donald P. Curtis blew Tip the 1 h rod on fop of the stack," Cnjef herring ex< $876 million 'Compromise state subject and I am not satisfied mention of the Civil Service fac- a list of eligible candidates.": would carry the prosecutor tftyV<H* ttelh>rVfar'smpi»sttc*; W> feet ' platted. "But w» .beat them ta it. I got a budget last Monday by a 17- we are dalftg: the right'thing at to.' •. ;•'"•"••.•'•, ?:''* ;v?". .'' Mayor Kavalek conceded thai through the year, in his post, high, with sSillfully placed charges. , lightning rod yesterday." 7 vote, 13 Democrats and four this time. I have checked with During the public portion of the this is correct. based on the resolution, unless Police Chief-James* A. Herring, of this - """ Tf»-water- tower, also an attractive nui- Republicans wen in favor, the attorney and" the answers meeting, however, former Demo- It means, that the post will be Civil Service becomes a job de- borough, who wts'it ttM scene, praised the sance to Juveniles, cornel 4QWU at the) hands The Democrats ovtscore their terminant. •"•- iiotk of the sailor*. M ;£» dfmoUUw) team atJ 4'ciock tirft aftu- Uby lty j y lit answer tb criticism on the "lite Iron gnu* on top of the stack noon. ' , - "-- It,was by Gov. Only 3 Polit ical Rallies appointment from Arthur Vllet, Cooper Blvd., Mayor Ernest G. Kavalek declared that; the post •ito mot a: political plum." He said members of the police de- Unveil'Sold' Plan for Quiet Nt$htin Long Branch partment Jong have been asking for • prosecutor. .: •:..;. , .(EDITOR'S NOTE: The "Tom" to whom • .'• At the third the speakers preceding the •Without Title • ,• the letter is addressed is Thomas A. fibyn- candidate got carried away with themselves Attorney Robert H. Otten, as- ton, .Register night copy-editor. "Sandy" is and campaigned for other candidates and sociate ' t» <' Mr. Crowell, has Saaford R. Starobin, the Register's Long condemned the incumbent administration prosecuted a number of township FREEHOLD - Tat downtown Mechanic St..would,be elimi- possible. He encouraged-busl- 'to attract shoppers to Freehold. 1 Branch bureau chief, who every now and and spoke, highly of their own services and' cases' (Ms year, without the business district here will be- nated • since•' it is primarily nessmtn in the • affected area , if This' would give' the people then keeps an eye on city politics.) only at the end of their speeches remem- formality of a "prosecutor" title. come a shopper's paradise If an land service: street into' the they plan to remodel,their stores, something." Dear Tom, • bered that the candidate was footing the bill Asked why this procedure was urban renewal plan, which the Market Yard parking lot, he said. to notify Hane Bassoff, Local Once shoppers came, "he con . I thought I should'drop you a. note ex- and then exalted him.