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'Kidnaped' Child Found Dead in Parents' Home SEE STORY BELOW Weather HOME Sunny and cold today, high In THEDAILY mid-20s. Clear and cold tonight, low In teens. Tomorrow, mostly Red Bank, Freehold tunny, high around 30. Outlook Long Branch FINAL Saturday, Increasing cloudiness I 7 and cold. MONMOUTH COUNTY'S HOME NEWSPAPER FOR 89 YEARS DIAL 741-0010 VOL. 90, NO. 165 RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1968 10c PER COPY PAGE ONE Howard, Kiernan Ready, Campi, Bedell Uncertain County D emocratic Ticket Snapes By CHARLES A. JOHNSTON year to be effective Jan. 1. -man James M. Coleman Jr. of ed freeholder, the first in 30 FREEHOLD — Monmouth The problems in pulling this Asbury Park, who somehow got years for the Democrats in County Democrats are shaping ticket together are not as obvi- tabbed as a "conservative" Monmouth, and got along well up behind a ticket this year^ ous as real. candidate. with an otherwise all-Republi- of Howard, Kiernan, Campi and The advantages are over- The assemblyman has been can board. Bedell. whelming to a party that or- asked to bid again but so far In November, if he runs, he Rep. James J. Howard and dinarily, in a presidential year, is refusing. If he goes, there he would have to oppose Sheriff Paul Kiernan, who will stands to lose by substantial will be two reasons: he thinks the two Republicans he con- be running for re-election, like margins. that the trend is so strongly sorted with most, Director Jo- the combination. Only in 1964, when the Re- GOP that he can make it, and seph C. Irwin and Freeholder Benjamin H. Danskin. Undersheriff P. Paul Campi, publicans put up Barry Gold- he wants an opportunity to get rid of a phony label. From here it looks as though the Democratic county chair- water against President John- On the Democratic side, a Mr. Bedell will not run. That man, and former Freeholder son, did a Democratic Con- Eugene J. Bedell, who lost the pairing of Mr. Campi and Mr. is his present thinking, though gressman candidate win in the $9,000-a-year post last fall, are Bedell would seem unlikely. he intends to do all he can in last 50 years. Mr. Campi gained his greatest not so sure. the campaign to help Mr, How- But in a typical year, like political fame in his 1961 cam- They would fill out the ticket ard gain a third term. as candidates for freeholder if 1960, former Red Bank Mayor paign when he identified him- they agree. Katharine E. White lost to GOP self as a "watchdog" candidate And there may be the crux. One thing that may spur both 10-term incumbent James C. and led a German shepherd on If Congressman Howard Mr. Campi and Mr. Bedell is Auchincloss by 16,000 votes in a leash to illustrate his point. thinks he needs Mr. Bedell on the expected $4,000-a-year salary the county. He lost, however, by 10,000 the ticket and out in front to increase the freeholders may Mr. Howard scored convinc- votes. win, he may just ask that he ingly in 1966 over Assembly- James 3. Howard Eugene J. Bedell vote for themselves later this But Mr. Bedell was an elect- run. P. Paul Campi Paul Kiernan Hanoi Radio Station Bombed SAIGON (AP) — U.S. planes —Air Force F105 Thunder- closed that a new Communist —With U.S. Marine JeU bomb- nist holdouts. The Marines raised for the first time in the war chiefs attacked another target rocket, designed and manufac- ing in front of them in a pri- an American flag on the south attacked the Hanoi radio station for the first time, a sprawling tured by the Chinese without any ority effort to end the 23-day wall facing the Perfume River. that beams out all Communist military storage area 41 miles foreign help, has been used in battle for Hue, Marine infantry- Capital City Threatened propaganda from North Vietnam, southwest of Hanoi. the war for the first time. men pushed 150 yards through U.S. sources also disclosed that the U.S. Command announced Toll Hits Record —The same sources said ele- the fbrtressed Citadel and seized the North Vietnamese 324B Di- today. But monitors said Radio —The number of Americans ments of two Communist divi- all of their assigned sector of vision had moved across the de- Hanoi was still on the air. killed in combat jumped to a sions are still menacing Saigon, the south wall. militarized zone to the area of The strike yesterday against record high for the war last and some enemy forces are The Marines drove to within Quang Tri City, key provincial the station, which military week, 543, and there were 2,547 poised within six miles of the about 50 yards of the historic capital 34 miles north of Hue. spokesmen said has the most wounded, 210 less than the rec- capital city of nearly three mil- inner palace grounds. There About 50,000 Communist troops powerful transmitter in South- ord. It was a week of hard fight- lion people. The sources also dis- they came under heavy fire from were reported to be in or just east Asia, coincided with these ing in the Viet Cong's lunar closed that intelligence had de- the inner Citadel, once the or- on the fringes of South Viet- other developments indicating a new year offensive against South tected heavy shipments of Com nate home of 19th century Viet- nam's two northernmost prov- sharp escalation in both the Vietnam's population centers. munist arms coming in from namese emperors and now the inces—Quang Tri and Thua ground and air wars: ,—Official U.S. sources dis- Cambodia. command post for the Commu- Thlen. U. S. Aide Sees Nothing Detrimental Says Cops Now In Handcuffs MIDDLETOWN — When he was a policeman more than 27 years ago police carried Hits Critic of Fish Pact handcuffs, said Asbury Park Mayor Frank H. Rowland last WASHINGTON — There are yond 12 miles on the high seas. marine science and fisheries field fishermen) unlike so many peo- night. Now they wear them. "If the government and its fish- 'ishermen's tales you can be- professionally for 27 years and I ple today, they weren't afraid to Mayor Rowland made his lieve. So says the U.S. State De- eries advisers think that we can know that fishermen'can spot a say that perhaps they were gain in some cases by allowing comments during the Mon- partment about the new United phony deal as soon as anyone. wrong in their first look. That is mouth County Municipal As- Itates-Russian fishing pact. limited access to the contiguous "I have found them to be why I find fishermen so good to zone, I for one will continue to sociation meeting here. SOVIET EMBASSY ROOM AFTER BLAST — This is the damaged interior of a room Donald L. McKernan, special straight-forward and honest . deal with. advocate agreements ... but Their business is competitive and "The article (by Mrs. Maxwell) Middletown Mayor Ernest of the Soviet Embassy in Washington after blast yesterday outside the structure. assistant for fisheries' and wild- G. Kavalek, in welcoming the only when it is to our benefit. they need more than the aver- was poorly written, inaccurate, Working under Preident Johnson's personal order to clear up case quickly, police life, said yesterday that charges "The charge that the fishermen age amount of brains, skill and association to his township and so terribly biased that it Is said that in a day of trans- and FBI agents are exploring possible link with a dynamite theft in nearby Vir- that the agreement is detrimental were so ignorant as to be mis- fortitude. hardly worth dispussing. to American fishing interests are plants, one was needed to ginia. ' > . IAP Wirephoto) led by some slicker from the "In my judgment, it didn't take "However, I suppose that . give law enforcement more unfounded, according to boatmen State Department is very amus- them very long to see that this it can't be overlooked, but I effectiveness, to counteract themselves. ing. agreement . was In their in- found it a sad commentary on the many Supreme Court re- He was commenting on criti- "I have been working in the terest. In fact (speaking of the present-day newspaper writing." strictions. cism written by Alice Maxwell of Marlboro Zoning Issue Middletown, N.J., in The Advisor in which she said this country negotiated "nothing for some- thing" and gave away vested Body of Girl Reported Kidnaped rights. Heading Back to Court Finds Defense Easy Replied Mr. McKernan: . FREEHOLD — Superior Court Judge the effect of the judge's previous ruling, get ". It is clearly this gov- Elvin R. Simmill's ruling Feb. 5 negating a a new trial, and reverse the judgment al- ernment's responsibility to pro- Found in Parents' Refrigerator portion of one acre zoning in Marlboro together. tect its citizens from foreign in- Township is set for new court arguments. In an affadivit attached to the suit, Plan- cursions and disturbance of long- LONG BRANCH — The body of The find was made when De- The body was taken to the on. He added that placing the Twenty Marlboro residents filed a mo- ning Board Chairman Gerald Bauman con- standing economic interests. I two-year-old Vickie Allen, alleg- tective John Perri of the local Woolley Funeral home for an au- child's body in the vegetable bin tion yesterday to be joined as defendants in tended the Township Council, named with the find no difficulty in defending our edly kidnaped Tuesday from the police and County' Detective topsy performed by Dr.