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Ing up Senate passage of Presi- Import Bank from guaranteeing worked with Mansfield for the debate in sight, the Senate re- cuts were denying him an es- on file for days, was promptei contended this involved a nor- It was 10:35 p.m. when the dent Kennedy's badly mauled payments for private grata bill's passage, failed to vote cessed until noon today. sential foreign policy tool. by Export-Import Bank plans t< mal business practice. stormy session came to an end. foreign aid bill. sales to Communist countries. with him. Until the fight broke out over On File For Days insure loans by American banks But Mundt, an opponent of the Fourteen senators were absent Opponents of the amendment the grain sale issue, the bill, After administration forces participating in financing the The row erupted suddenly After turbulent exchanges, irojected J250 • million wheat on the tabling motion roll call. Thursday night just when a fi- argued It would kill projected slashed by $827,250,000 and so lost the tabling motion, Asst. sale of $6 million in surplus sale to Russia, said the Senate Whether the administration could Democratic Leader Mike Mans- nal vote on the $3,702,365,01X1 au- plans for a J250-million surplus riddled with amendments that Democratic Leader Hubert H. corn to Hungary. bad to decide whether "we want pick up additional support from thorization appeared near after field of Montana offered a mo- wheat sale to Russia and other Kennedy voiced an angry pro- Humphrey of Minnesota an- Mansfield, and Humphrey, to open up a program of extend- the absentees is a question mark. test at his news conference nounced that Mundt's amend- Joined by Sen. J. William Ful 14 days of debate. tion to kill the amendment. He deals under negotiation with ing foreign aid to Communist Once again there were few countries." senators on hand at the dinner Similar Insurance hour—about half a dozen this Mansfield, heatedly disagree- time. Mansfield's demand for the ing, said the transactions presence of more than a hand- opened up "a channel of trade ful increased attendance to more Woolley Says No Td GOP State Chairmanship —not aid." than 20. at 8 p.m. Fulbright said the Export-Im- Roll call votes and the word port Bank, for a 5 per cent fee, LAST WAS STERNER Mitchell in 1961 although unexpected poor The state chairman said his remarks that the senate might vote any By WILLIAM HENDERSON insures banks against any losses time on final passage brought in If the county leader accepted the state showings in Bergen County, long a GOP did not apply in a preferential presidential Register Political Writer on loans they make to finance upsurge—more than 50 senators chairmanship he would be only the second Rock of Gibraltar and Essex County doomed election, where a candidate files but does . FREEHOLD - J. Russell Woolley, the sales. He said similar insur- were on hand at 9 p.m. On the politico from Monmouth to hold sach a post, his chances. not seek support of delegates (the state has Monmouth County Republican chairman, ance had been provided twice in motion to' adjourn, votes were the first was E. Donald Sterner; former Todd, on numerous occasions, has 49). He admitted a big vote for a candidate last night wrote "finis" to reports circulat- connection with sales of non- cast by 85 senators. ing here and in Trenton that he will suc- state senator and now chairman of the sought the advice of Woolley, and he got could influence some delegates, but he ceed Webster B. Todd of Oldwick, Hunter-, county Planning Board. He was the choice it. Rumor, that ugly word, especially in hopes they'll all go to the presidential con- don County, as GOP state chairman. of the late Governor Harold G. Hoffman. politics, had It that Todd wanted to call it vention next'July In Sari Francisco "un- "I don't want it," he told this report- There have been several GOP state a day even after the recent resurgence of committed." er. "I'm not interested and would have to chairmen who have made political headlines the party. And, according to insiders, chair- ANOTHER PROBLEM. Sen. Byrd Raps decline any offer now or anytime to become in the past few' years. Among them were man Woolley was to take over in 1965 or All of which means another. big prob- state chairman. I'm happy as Monmoath Charles Erdman, John Dickerson and Guy earlier. lem for county chairman Wojjlley to solve. County chairman and wall remain here." Gabrielson. Erdman, who was succeeded Woolley squashed the rumors, which He'll have to see to It that ao county leader Woolley, who lives in West Long by Todd In 1961, never did see eye to eye flew thicker and faster after his candidates, strays off the reservation and that they President On Branch, has been asked several times to with certain party brass. The state Republi- headed by state Sen. Richard R.' Stout, back up the choice of candidates picked by • head the state party. can boss who was close to President Elsen- scored overwhelming majorities over their the majority. , PRAISE FOR TODD hower received his first political baptism of Democratic rivals following a rough, tough Monmouth County GOP chairman J. Woolley praised state chairman Todd: fire in the gubernatorial campaign when and no holds barred campaign. Russell Woolley. is the man to see if you Tax Cut Plan "He is a dedicated man and has done an Gov, Richard J. Hughes upset' Labor Secre- HAS LONGEST SERVICE want to run for office, locally or statewide. tary James P. Mitchell. , excellent job. The chairman has had little Woolley, who has served longer than Switching to the presidential side, a WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen, grass roots organization called, the New in an Associated Press Inter- to work with, and things have been tougher The Democratic victory was due to a any of the 21 county chairmen, will con- Harry F. Byrd accuses Presi- view: three-cornered GOP primary fight which tinue to work behind the scenes, pulling the Jersey Goldwater Association has agreed to with a Democratic governor in office. How- dent Kennedy of taking a ''very Q. What do you think of Pres- ever, I will continue to give him all the temporarily wrecked their machine and sent strings, recommending candidates for U.S. merge with the National Draft Goldwater dangerous gamble's with the na- ident Kennedy's proposal .to re- help I can." party groups scampering In three diffeent Senate and Congress next year and giving committee. ' . tion's solvency by trying to cut duce taxes and at the same The "chairman then pointed out that directions. advice on who should oppose Governor The binding of th» groups was de- axes while there are prospects Hughes in 1965. scribed as an attempt to form "a single, time to keep spending at pres- "there's no law that says Todd can't be FORGETTING A LUMPING jf increased spending. ' ent or even higher levels? Forgetting that lumping at the polls, He likes this sort Of job—and predict- cohesive force" in the state to promote the named again for another four years when Byrd, Virginia-Democrat who A. I regard it as a very dan- Todd got "on the ball" again and scored a ing election- majorities—better than sitting in drafting* of Sen. Goldwater as the GOP his term runs out in 1965, and I will support heads the Senate Finance Com- gerous gamble with our solven- him all the way and urge him to stay in 10-strike in many counties on election day a swivel chair in GOP headquarters in presidential' nominee. mittee, disputed in an interview. cy. Never before in the history office." two weeks ago. He came through with fly- Trenton. The new organization will be named Kennedy's news conference asr of our country has any Presi- ing colors,, receiving a lot of credit for de- In the Interim, Todd modified his blast The New Jersey Draft Goldwater Com- Thus ends speculation about the county sertion Thursday that "the dent advocated a planned defi- feat of the bond issue, increasing the Re- at selected workers for New York Gov. mittee. GOP chief's political plans. He has served economy will suffer", if the Sen- cit in order to reduce taxes. I publican majority In the Senate and gaining Nelson A.