Agnew Sees Career Ruined, but Will Fight PALM SPRINGS, Calif." Leaders There Would Remain Whether Agnew's View of the Maryland Gov
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Keansbunr Dedicates New Middle School -I.I, MCIIH l'VH-:.l The Weather MoSlly sunny today, high THEDAILY •bout 70. Increasing cloudi- FINAL ness tonight, chance of Vain tomorrow. I ZT EDITION 22 PAGES 3lon nlh (mini Y'N OulslamlinK Heine Newspaper VOL.% NO. 68 RED BANK-MIDDLETOWN, NJ. MONDAY, OCTOBER 1,1973 TEN CENTS iiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiHiiiinn Agnew Sees Career Ruined, But Will Fight PALM SPRINGS, Calif." leaders there would remain whether Agnew's view of the Maryland Gov. Marvin Man- executive. Presentation to the (AP) — Vice President Spiro "lingering doubts" in the future would be changed by del announced today the crea- grand jury of allegations T. Agnew has said privately minds of many people even if the tumultuous outpouring of tion of an 11-member task against Agnew began last that he believes his political his name is cleared. He made support he received after Sat- force to study the state's long- week, although Agnew's at- career has been destroyed. it clear that he does expect to urday's address, in which he standing practice of awarding torneys have filed motions to But he has come out swinging be cleared of allegations of again declared his innocence. engineering and architectural stop the probe. publicly at his accusers, de- wrongdoing. A federal gfand jury in Bal- consultants' contracts without . In his Saturday speech, the termined to prove his in- Agnew's pessimism was not timore is looking into alleged competitive bidding. ' vice president said the allega- nocence. shared by the convention dele- kickbacks to politicians by It is allegations that con- tions against him were a frar Aides said Agnew told a pri- gates, and it was said that the contractors ffTMaryland, tractors made kickbacks in meup by persons seeking re- vate weekend meeting of Cali- California GOP leaders also where Agnew was formerly a return for those contracts that venge because he refused to fornia Republican officials believe his future is iu>t county executive and gover- led to the grand jury's in- use his office to halt the feder- that even if he is exonerated ruined. nor. dictment of Dale Anderson, al inquiry into the activities of of allegations of corruption, It remained to be seen ' In another-development, the current Baltimore County others in Maryland. his political future has been destoryed. *p WIr CARDINAL BLESSES THE CHILDREN - Jozsef Cardinal Mindszenty Agnew spoke to the Republi- blesses the children of St. Ladislaus Church in New Brunswick yesterday. can officials Saturday after The 81-year-old primate will visit In New Jersey until tomorrow, with a dramatically declaring war on Soviet Jews Continue his accusers in a nationally stop at a AAafawan Township Monastery scheduled today. televised speech to a Republi- can women's convention in Los Angeles. t In that fiery address, a clearly angry Agnew said he To Arrive in Austria to Visit would not resign if indicted, VIENNA, Austria (AP) - A spokesman for the Israeli had "betrayed her own great- terrorists' plan to stop the that he was being framed by Jewish refugees from the So- embassy said thai to his ness." flow of Soviet Jews to Israel. persons in Maryland because viet Union are continuing to knowledge, the camp will con- Austrian Chancellor Bruno "We would like to "believe he would not stop in- arrive at the Schoenau transit tinue for the time being to Kreisky, himself a Jew, said that this decision is provision- vestigations against them and camp despite the Austrian 'process 40 to 120 Jews a day. his government would sus- In Bay shore Today that someone high in the Jus- government's promise to Arab "There are no plans to stop, al or perhaps due to a misun- pend the mass emigration via derstanding," she said. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP -^ embassy in Budapest after he Cardinal Mindszenty spoke tice Department was out to terrorists to shut it down. processing Soviet Jews Austria and discontinue spe- A reception for Jozsef Cardin- was freed from a Communist in Hungarian, and newsmen get him to make up for bun- . Informed sources said at through that center," he said. The Austrian government cial measures to facilitate the al Mindszenty, 81-year-old jail in 1956, is scheduled for had to use interpreters from gling the Watergate in- least two groups of Soviet Demonstrators marched in has not said when it will fulfill refugees' transit from the bor- hero prelate who spent IS 5:30 p.m. today in the monas- the crowd to supplement a vestigation, Jews arrived in Austria yes- London and New York to pro- its pledge totlose the camp, a der to the Vienna airport. But fears of sanctuary in the U.S. tery of the Basilian Fathers of brief two-minute translation Sees Doubts terday and were taken to the test Austria's capitulation to promise extracted over the he said Austria will continue Mariapach, Kuhrmann Road. provided after his speech. Afterward, Agnew is said to camp 70 miles south of Vienna the terrorists. Premier Golda weekend by two Arab guer- issuing transit visas to indi- Mayor Thomas J. Powers, Cardinal Mindszenty chas- have told the California party under heavy police escort. Meir of Israel said Austria rillas was the first step in a vidual Soviet Jews. who has declared this week tised both Hungary and the the Israeli embassy spokes- Bus Line "Cardinal Mindszenty Week." United States for what he said man commented: "If Jewish will honor the Hungarian reli- was following the example of immigrants thus arriving in gious leader with a plaque on the Soviet Union in popu- Austria may theoretically Struck By behalf of the residents of the larizing divorce, birth control Soviet Planes Sent to Iraq stay at the Imperial Hotel, township. and abortion. where no special secifrity pre- "It's a great honor for us to A lively speaker, he kept an cautions are in force, .why. Drivers have the cardinal visit our aide busy adjusting two mi- should 'they not be allowed to MIDDLETOWN - There township," Mayor Powers crophones as he moved May Affect Po wer Balance wait for transfer to Israel at were no buses this morning said yesterday. around the speaker's plat- the Schoenau Castle?" WASHINGTON (AP)-The in Iraq that were never there for some 3,000 commuters Cardinal Mindszenty, who form, gesturing and pointing Until now, the Soviets have since Britain pulled out its The diplomat expressed Soviet Union has sent super- before." Who use the New York-Keans- took part in dedication ser- to emphasize points to the au- concentrated on fighter plan- forces a few years ago. doubt that the Austrian gov-' sonic* bombers to Iraq for the He ciiil not identify the plan- burg-Long Branch Bus Co. to vices yesterday in the reno- dience, most of whom seemed es for the Arabs. This would not be the first eminent had the legal author- ' first time in a move Pentagon es, nor'elaborate. Other Penta- get to their jobs. vated St. Ladislaus Church in to understand Hungarian. He Israelis probably will be Russian action that could be ity to close the Schoenau officials believe'could affect gon officials supplied details. Thirty-eight company driv- New Brunswick,* will confer seemed oblivious to bees at- worried about this new bomb- interpreted as a warning to camp. He explained tbat the, the power balance in the oil- Some officials suggested the s ers walked off the job at 4 here with Hungarian speaking tracted by decorative flowers er development, but U.S. au- Iran. Jewish Agency leased the rich Persian Gulf area. Russians might be using the a.m. Saturday after their clerics of all faiths from the that buzzed around his golden thorities appear to be focusing American intelligence castle from a Dutch national, bomber move as a go-slow union, the International area. A cocktail party and bishop's hat and staff Most Pentagon analysts pre- their concern on the Persian sources have reported at least who had rented the building signal to Iran, which is spend- Brotherhood of Teamsters, dinner in his honor has been He got his loudest applause dict the Russians will turn Gulf implications because of 20 flights by very fast Soviet from the Austrian countess ing billions of dollars on mod- Local 701 in North Brunswick a/ranged by the Basilian Fa- at* a point where an inter- over a small number of TU22 the energy crisis. MIG25 Fox bat reconnaissance who owned it. ern arms bought principally reportedly made additional thers following the confer- preter said he was "talking to blinder bombers to the Iraqis, The first indicatidn that the planes over Iranian territory Austrian officials said their from the United Stales and demands on the company. Ne-' ence. the parents and telling them although there Is some opinion Russians had made the recent this year. government had the right to Britain. gotlations had been under Speaking yesterday in New to keep the Hungarian lan- that the Soviets flew there on move came in a talk by Depu- Ironically, the overflights close the camp because it was way with the help of a federal Brunswick, Cardinal Mind- guage and spirit alive." an exercise. • ty Secretary of Defense Wil- Iran, a long-time IS ally, may have increased Iran's in- a private institution and mediator for more than two szenty made a strong appeal The Blinder, which can fly liam P. Clements last Friday, and Iraq, a Soviet client, have terest in buying even more so- therefore not covered by the weeks, and another session for the survival of ethnic The short synopsis provided missions at about 1,000 miles during which he stressed the been rivals for a long time.