to Kremlin: Hands Off Cuba Cuba Developments, Page 15 Distribution Weather Today Some cloudiness becoming filr today, tonight and tomor- BEDBANK 17,525 row. High today, SO; low to- night, 3540; high tomorrow, Independent Daily f W. See weather page 2. UOIIOAYTHtOUaiiniDAY-UT.m$ J SH 1-0010 IHUM duly. Monilty tarouin rnaiy. senna ciui i 35c PER WEEK VOL. 83, NO. 205 RED BANK, N. J.p WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 1961 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Pali! u Kid Bui »nd at MdJUoul MtlUoi OKICM. BY CARRIER Mitchell, Hughes Win Nominations County Little Silver Man Tickets Strong in County James P. Mitchell of Little Silver, former labor Victors secretary in the Eisenhower Cabinet, won the Republi- FREEHOLD — Organiza can nomination for governor of New Jersey last night. tion candidates had a field He will run in the Nov. 8 election against Richard day yesterday in Assembly J. Hughes, 51-year-old former state judge who easily contests in both parties. won the Democratic nomination over token opposition :rom two opponents. The endorsed Republican slate of three whipped its Monmouth County Re- lone opponent about 10 to publican voters gave "Fav- 1; and the bracketed Democratic Stratton, orite Son" candidate, Mr. trio rode over a single insurgent, Mitchell, a thumping vic- better than 3 to 1. Rooney tory yesterday as he won the The Republicans nominated in- nomination. cumbents Alfred N. Beadleston, The former labor secretary former mayor of Shrewsbury, even exceeded the highest parti- with 2,754 votes, and Clifton T. Winners san predictions in his Monmouth Barkalow, of Freehold Township, success. 25,186; and Irving T. Keith, FAIR HAVEN—The entrenched Dumont Second Bradley Beach Borough attorney, party leadership here piled up Mitchell received 18,501 votes 23,944. Defeated was Henry W. sizable margins in turning back MIDDUTOWN WINNER —Earl Moody, left, ii congratulated by Thomai Lynch and in Monmouth, with Warren Coun- Sayrs, an Asbury Park lawyer, James P. Mitchell the challenge of a group of in- ty Sen. Wayne Dumont, Jr., plac- Joitph Tomato, right, on hit victory in the primary contest yesterday for Demo- who received 2,404 votes. surgents. Incumbent Dr. Edward W. ing second, at 5,975; and Bergen cratic nomination (or Middletown Township Committee in a three-way race against Without opposition, Republican County Sen. Walter H. Jones, incumbent Freeholder Abram D. Stratton and newcomer William Rolf Paulsen and Vincent Jennings. third at 3,742. Voorhees, with 24,619 votes, was J. Rooney, 108 Princeton Rd.. Advance forecasts by the can- nominated to seek a new term. both organization-backed candi- didate's Central and South Jer- And Democrats named Mayor P. dates, won handily over Raymond sey campaign manager, state Paul Campi, of Little Silver, as R. Jannell and Samuel C. Farm- Primary in Middletown Sen. Richard R. Stout of Mon- their choice. Mr. Campi had 7,- mouth, and Monmouth GOP 862 votes. See Photo Below Chairman J. Russell Woolley, Campaign Pledge had ranged between 10,000 and Democrat Norman C. Hansen, 12,000 votes. Both had indicated of Monmouth Beach, whose prin- The tally — Dr. Stratfon,r,631; the belief Sen. Jonps would be Moody Is Selected; cipal campaign pledge was to Mn Rooney, 613; Mr. Jannell, runner-up. bring about public referendum 371, and Mr. Farmer, 302. But the voters wouldn't have on a state lottery, not only lost Loses Twice out as an Assembly candidate it so. Mitchell predominated in Mr. Jannell also lost in his almost every Monmouth munici- but as an aspirant for Democrat- bid for re-election to the local ic committeeman in Monmouth pality — only in Allemown did GOP County Executive Commit- he place behind the leader — Party Leader Quits Beach. tee. Philip B. Coan outsted Mr. His bid for the Assembly which and Sen. Dumont ran second in Jannell in the first district with most of them. The Warren sena- tent in prior years with the lead- There were fights for commit- garnered 2,783 votes, fell before MIDDLETOWN - The local 103 votes to 60 for Mr. Jannell. tor scored in Allentown, 69 to ership of Mr. Charles, although tee posts in three districts. the organization effort for. Coun- Democratic primary not only set The 13 other insurgent execu- 49, with Jones third with 19. tied a three-way fight {or the only on a minor basis. Henry Steadley lost by 10 votes cilman William F. X. ConneU, of tive committee candidates also Louis Berns, the almost un- Township Committee, l>jt also The final tally In the commit- to Charles A. Mack in District Atlantic Highlands, who re- were refuted at the polls. The heard of fourth candidate, in the reMtted In the resignation of tee vote was Mr. Moody. 764; Mr. 6. The vote was 30-40. ceived 9,214 votes; Dr. I-orenzo closest contest developed in the race against the Big Three,'polled Eugene Bedell, party leader. Jennings, 764, and Mr. Paulsen, In district 14, James Polycand- W. Harris, of Asbury Park, 9,- newly-created fifth district. Mal- 94 votes In the county. • JSUl IMoody won the party's 141. riatos defeated Louis Moore by 192; and Elliot L. Katz, of Long colm D. Horton and Mrs. Alice In a victory statement early by * 39<-vote margin over his Mr. Jennings immediately an- two votes — 61 to 59, while Mrs Branch, 8,801. Matthews, both running with or- nearest opponent, Vincent J. Jen- nounced his support of Mr. Dolores Dunzeel topped Mrs. Mr. Hansen, a ticket agent for (See FAIR HAVEN Page 2) .{See. MITCHELL, Page 2) nings. Rolf Paulsen ran well be- Moody and urged his backers to Rose Marasco — 60-56. the New York and Long Branch hind both men. do the same. (See MIDDLETOWN, Page 2) Railroad, had a closer test as The outcome prompted Mr. candidate for Democratic com- Mitchell and Hughes Bedell, leader for several months, mitteeman in Monmouth Beach, to quit. But he lost to William F. Car- Richard J. Hughes He conceeded that there were Rival Faction Bows hart, incumbent, 29 to 24. rival factions in the party and As an Assembly candidate, Mr. Study in Contrasts that Mr. Moody's win was a Hansen had tough sledding in Beats Burke, Coilichio In Keansburg Primary Fight Monmouth Beach. He ran third, defeat for his faction. Hughes, with dark hair and with 26 votes, among a closely NEWARK, (AP) — James P. Mr. Bedell in tho late stages KEANSBURG — The Regular The winning candidates — Reg black horn-rimmed glasses, is bunched field. Mitchell of Little Silver and of "the campaign backed Vincent Democratic Organization re- ular Democratic Organization loquacious, quick-spoken, eager He got his best Assembly vot Richard J. Hughes, the newly J. Jennings. • mained in power yesterday when were: R^-Elect Kiernan in his gestures. in Keansburg, at 763, leading th nominated rivals for governor .Decide Monday the group took all 10 county com- Organization Tally Mitchell, a former grocery Who will take over as party mitteeman posts in the borough. slate by 63 votes over Mr. Con of New Jersey,' are a study in District 2; Harold Jones, 188, nell who placed second. clerk who worked up to a job chieftain will not be decided un- and Mrs. Delia Murphy, 166; Dis- contrasts. A rival faction contested seven The candidate, who lost in an as personnel director of a big tlU Monday night at the annual of the 10 posts in a bid to wrest trict 3: Eugene Bedell, 60, and To Committee Job Republican Mitchell, 60-year- New York department store, Assembly bid two years ago run- organization of the executive com Mrs. Ruth Cadle, 59; District 4; old former labor secretary in control from Benjamin Andreach, ning as an Independent, now FREEHOLD — Mayor Paul All 10 victorious candidates for had little connection with poli- mittee. local party leader. Edward J. Harper, 111, and Mrs President Eisenhower's cabi- tics until he was named to "While some party officials con- must contemplate only the re- Kiernan of Long Branch won re- the local Democratic Executive The rival group—Regular Or- Anna C. Farley, 136; and Dis- net, admits he has been- in the Eisenhower's Cabinet in 1953. cede that several persons are sults of his arrest. election as Democratic State Committee, in Keansburg which ganization Democrats — needed trict 5; William O'Brien, 105, and State House at Trenton, where Hughes has been in politics being considered for the top post He submitted to police custody Committeeman from Monmouth will elect their chairman next to win six of the seven contests Mrs. Elizabeth Regan, 9S. he hopes to take office next since his oyuth. His father was — no names have been men- by walking into Asbury Park County yesterday, handily de- Monday, are aligned with Mr. to wrest control from Andreach. January, only a few times. The a county Democratic leader. tioned. The losing Regular Organiza- police headquarters and report- feating two opponents. Andreach and the Regular Demo- Favored Kinsella tion Candidates were: most recent was when he filed Hughes ran unsuccessfully for Mr. Moody said last nifcht that ing he had in his posession a $3 The 15-year incumbent contin- cratic Club of Keansburg. for the GOP gubernatorial nom- ! This group was prepared to District 2; Mrs. Theresa E. Irish Sweepstakes ticket. He was ued as party leader with a bet- Though Mr. Burke did not take Congress 23 years ago and while he has definite deas on ination. and headed his home county's back John Kinsella for the party Suarez, 144; District 3; Matthew booked for posession of a lottery ter than 5 to 1 margin over each the lead in any municipality he who the top man should be, he Democrat Hughes, a 51-year- Democratic organization for leader post.