Dtftribuflor* Weather Today May. toolifat aad pea* 19,150 "Wy tomorrow. Mjji both d«j» «• the taw 4k. Low tonight to ML See weather page 2- Dial SH 1.0010 Isiutd duly, MonJay tnroogh Irliiy. Bscond ClMS RED BANK, N. J., MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1961 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE VOL. 84, NO. 122 Paid It B<a BuK «nd IX AdaiUonil MlllUil Kennedy Delays India Captures Two Return Has'Heavy Cold', Plans Day Stay Portugal Colonies In Florida PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) Battle — President Kennedy, suf- fering from "a heavy cold," stopped in Palm Beach to- Goes On day instead of returning di- rectly to Washington from his week-end trip to Latin America. For Goa Press Secretary Pierre Saling- er said Kennedy's present plan BOMBAY, India (AP) •— is to leave for Washington tomor- The Indian government an* row morning. nounced today its troops Salinger told newsmen riding had "liberated" the two the President's jet back to this WOUNDED KATANGA SOLDIER — Red Cross workers lift a wounded Karangan country that the decision to stay smaller Portuguese en- soldier to a stretcher in Elisabethtrille, after the man was injured by mortar fire in over in Palm Beach was made claves of Daman and Diu north fighting against United Nations forces. 1AP Wirephoto) only this morning, en route to of Bombay. Florida from a refueling stop at Authoritative reports from Ramey Air Force Base in Puer- Belgium, near the border of Goa, to Rico. tho largest of the three Portu- Seek Unity Talks Salinger used the description 250 Die "heavy cold" in describing the See Analysis, Below chief executive's illness. Mncmlllan Meeting guesc colonies, said the Indian Fire The Air Force jet carrying the invasion there was going accord- Move to presidential party had been ing to schedule and the invaders scheduled to stop here only long were within a few miles of Nova Circus Blaze enough to let off Mrs. Kennedy, Goa, the capital. who was to join her children at These reports added that In- In Brazil 'aim Beach for the Christmas dian air force planes were pro- War in CongoNITEROI, Brazil (AP) - Fire holidays. viding bombing support. roared through a nylon circus Kennedy had intended to get Flouting a UN appeal for nego- together with them on Friday, iations instead of war, Prime LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo hope to meet the separatist Ka- tent yesterday afternoon as 2,500 HAVING A BALL — A couple of Rumion youngiton get the grand treatment' on (AP) — V. S. Ambassador Ed- tanga leader there. persons watched a performance on his return from a meeting Minister Nehru sent his troops mund A. Gullion today flew to Gullion decided on his sudden and police estimated 250 were with British Prime Minister Har- Santa's lap at Rumion-Fair Haven Regional School Saturday. Toti are Jamei Duffy, into Goa and the two smaller meet Moise Tshombe and hoped flight after conferring last night killed. old Macmjllan in Bermuda. left, 20-month-old ton of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Duffy, and Rita Marau, 14 months, enclaves just after midnight to end Portugal's tiny footholds on to bring the Katanga President with Adoula shortly after the It was Brazil's worst disaster Salinger's announcement that daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mara«s. Apparently enjoying it just ai much are the west coast of India. back for unity talks with Congo premier's return from a trip to and the worst circus fire in his- Kennedy's present plan is to con- Premier Cyrille Adoula. Kivu Province. :ory, worse than the Ringling inue on to Washington tomorrow Fire Chief Hyatt Cunningham, left, and Frank Hiltbrunner, president of Rumion Fire The Lisbon government said its ndicated the President still ex- a forces were putting up "gallant Gullion took off at daybreak in Adoula reportedly agreed to Bros, fire in Hartford, Conn., in Company. pects to keep the date with Mac- resistance" in Goa, 200 miles a U. S. Air Force Constellation meet Tshombe but Congolese gov- 1944 in which 168 died. millan. His schedule has called south of Bombay, but most as President Kennedy's personal ernment officials here clearly Officials early today said 180 for a flight from Washington to troops had been reported with- peace envoy but the exact where- were in no mood for talks ex bodies had been recovered, many Bermuda Thursday. drawn from Damao and Dili ear- abouts of Tshombe was not cept on their own terms—bring of them children. There wen ing Katanga back under the wing some 500 injured, some seriously. Traces of a cold showed up Thieves, Vandals Plague ier to strengthen the most Im- known in Leopoldville. of the Leopoldville regime. ! last night in Bogota as he rpoke portant enclave. One report from Elisabethville Gov. Celso Pecanha of R o de American officials emphasized to a dinner given in honor of Officials at tho United Nations said Tshombe was still inside his Janeiro state said arson was sus- that Gullion had no intention o pected. Niteroi is across Guana- the Kennedys by President and predicted the Security Council heavily defended official palace offering Tshombe a cease-fire in bara Bay from Rio de Janeiro. Mrs. Alberto Lleras Camarggo o would meet and probably would in the Katanga capital under High School Construction censure Nehru's government. his embattled secessionist prov- The fire flashed up the tent ai Colombia. There was a sligh siege by UN, troops only yards ince as a pre-condition for talks RARITAN TOWNSHIP - told the Board of Education Fri ported as: tile, {ISO; piping In The Indian invasion to seize two trapeze performers bega huskiness in his voice. y / with Adoula. their, aerial act. Within five min- Thievery and vandalism continue day the building is coining along tunnel, $100; door, $75, and glass, the territories ruled for more "• 'Other reports placed him in the But the ambassador was em- utes the flames had envelope! (Sea KENNEDY, Page 1) to plague this township's first "very well." $50. than four centuries by Portugal African district south of Elisa- powered—wffll UN approval—to the mammoth tent and seared high school, now in its final stage Secretary Charles S. Hopla re- Other Losses brought sharp criticism from the bethville. of construction. ported that three large roof ex- United States. guarantee Tshombe and his party the ropes, and the blazing mass Other damage reported Definite Word safe passage and protection from fell on the spectators. Little Girl But in spite of reported exten- haust fans were destroyed by Urgent Meeting sive damage to the building and fire set by vandals,. with loss eluded burned records in American officials here said un arrest should ho agreo to come Trapped In Seats trailer office, cracking of Secretary of State Dean Rusk v to a meeting with Adoula. Kitona, heavy loss immaterial and equip- estimated at $1,500. less GutUort% .pilot got definite Some were tfapped in theii Loses Her walls, breaking of glass, and called an urgent meeting of his the UN military base along the ment, N. i Patterson, Damage and losses during the word that Tshombe was waiting seats. Others could nol get near knocking down of a roof crane top aides In Washington and one- Congo's Atlantic coast, was men- building and grounds chairman, ast three weeks alone were re In his capital, the ambassador the exits. Some were trampled to which went through a window. high-ranking official said after- would land at Ndola, in neigh- tioned 'as a likely site for the death. Yule List ward: Equipment and materials sto- boring Northern Rhodesia, a n-d talks. Fear-crazed women and chil- "This is a classic example of NEW YORK (AP) - If Long Branch Issue len and their estimated values Set Up Meeting dren rushed for tho exists, fell you're the little girl who lost he use of force by one of the were reported as: Electric saw, Tshombe reportedly has indi- atop each other and caught fire. a beige change purse in a mid- most moralistic members of the (80; electric drill, $54; carpen- cated in informal contacts with "I've seen some horrible town Manhattan five-and-ten neutral bloc." $7.2 Million ter's tool kit, $243; engineer's U.S. diplomats in the past few things, but I never thought cent store, here's your Christ- President Kennedy and British level, $350; slide rule, $5; stapler, days that he would agree to this would ever see anything so hop mas list: Efforts to Remove Prime Minister Macmillan ear- Is Left arrangement. rible," said a policeman. (2.50; first aid kit, $9; 100-foot lier had appealed directly to Pappa, shaving cream. rule, $7.25; plywood, (112: brick, Gullion's mission was limited Trucks transferred the bodies Nehru to seek a peaceful settle- Daddy, shaving cream. ^262; cement. $32.50; and wood to setting up the meeting be- to the city morgue. When it wa: Mamma, hanki. Bowen Are Scored ment of tho longstanding dispute. Mrs. Rutgers tween the two Congo leaders—not planking, $72. filled, they were taken to the Grandma, hanki. But Nehru turned a deaf ear to to mediating their talks. Kennedy city's soccer stadium. Hundreds LONG BRANCH • - Mayor have taken no stands in the is- President Robert J. Corbliss their pleas and rejected a simi- NEW YORK — The will of Brother, lead pencil. stepped in the Congo crisis direct- of persons searching for missing Thomas L. McClintock today said the board will crack down lar appeal from acting UN Sec- the late Mrs.