Feared Dead in Pakistan SEE STORY BELOW Windy and Gbol Breezy, cool today. Ctttrtftg,- PVAL cold tonight. Sunny, cool to- Red Bank* Freehold morrow. Milder WedneKiay. Long Branch EDITION .UIlI. I Monmouth County's Home Newspaper for 92 Years VOL. 93, NO. 100 RED BANK, N. J., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1970 24 PAGES TEN CENTS Propers Stumped by Plane Disaster HUNTINGTON, W.Va. Today and tomorrow were Calling the football players on target for a safe landing. '(AP) — Federal Investigators declared days of mourning on "beautiful young people," He added that the pilot never have found "no evidence of the Marshall campus and Moore said, "These young reported any trouble in con- any particular problem" with throughout the city. Public of- people were our lives and we versation with the Tri-State fices and schools were closed. had looked to them for a fu- control tower. Related stories page 2 A special FBI disaster team ture." Reed speculated that the pi- a jetliner in which all 75 per- began today the task of iden- Michale Gant, president of lot, descending through cloud sons aboard, including most tifying the charred remains of the Marshall student body, cover estimated at 300 feet, of the Marshall University the 75 victims, brought to a said haltingly, "Something is might not have seen the football team, died in a fiery temporary morgue . estab- missing and we feel It very ridge, which was not marked weekend crash. lished in an airport hangar. deeply." by warning lights. "This town is dead," was At a makeshift Infirmary •He said it was three sec- This was reported yester- onds from the time when the day by John D. Reed, chair- the way one nurse described set up in another campus the grim silence that engulfed building, student friends of plane clipped the treetops un- man of the National Trans- til it plowed into the hillside, portation Safety Board. He Huntington and the university the crash victims were campus. treated for shock. cartwheeled and exploded said there was no evidence so into flame;. far of mechanical failure In Memorial services were One co-ed screamed "Alex, the chartered Southern Air- held throughout the weekend. come back... please, God, Reed said those three sec- ways twin-jet DC9 and no In- At one service, about 400 stu- come back." onds were marked by nothing itial indication of pilot error. dents and Huntington citizens The crash occurred about but buzzing sounds on the — some weeping and on their plane's cockpit voice record- Eeed pledged to find the 7:40 p.m., after the DC9 1 "cause of the accident, the knees <— sang an African • clipped the tops of trees about er,. recovered intact yester- worst in American sports his- hymn, "Someone's singing, 75 feet: tall on a ridge some day along with instrumental tory. His investigation contin- Lord, Kumbaya . , . Some- 100 feet higher than the air- panels and a flight recorder. ues today and could last sev- one's hurting, Lord, kumbaya port runway. Witnesses said about 15 eral months. ... Someone's praying, Lord, "The airplane was nhedding bodies'were scattered outside kumbaya." Returning the Marshall parts from the first impact," the wreckage, but most were team, coaches and followers Services Held Reed said. > "Ten feet fisher .inside,.buried in:piles of burn-' from an afternoon game with 'About 7,900,, including West and he would have made it : ing metal. The bodies inside .East Carolina University at Virginia Gov. Aroh A. Moore That's all he'needed." wore recovered yesterday Greenville, N.C., the plane Jr., attended a Sunday night Plane on Target when NTSB and National cut H swath through treetops memorial service in the Mar- He said that 90 seconds be- Guard teams removed the before crashing into a hillside shall field house. fore it crashed the plane was • wreckage ;with bulldozers. WRECKAGE CLEANUP — Heavy equipment aids Mia cleanup of a wrecked DC9 jetliner Which claimed 75 short of the Tri-State Airport lives in a Saturday night wash. The crash killed nearly all of the Marshall University's football team. runway Saturday night. 1 -(A'P Wirephoto) Besides 37 Marshall football players and 8 members of the coaching staff, the dead In- cluded several prominent Huntington citizens — three physicians, a newly elected . state legislator, a past presi- dent of the Marshall alumni association and the univer- sity's dean of admissions. Couples Die for Significance Eight married couples, par- ents of 24 children, were killed. Coaches and Borne TRENTON (AP)-T A touched off a white boycott of ; tending; a convention of state ; Trenton School Board in fol- married players killed in the siou blocking the. busing of, Trenton schools, .and,, raised ' school administrators. , lowing the guidelines -Set crash left 35 more children. school children to achieve ra- racial tension.. The commissioner's .office down by the State Boajcd of cial balance here will liave a A spokesman for the com- had found that' 88' school dis^ Education in 1969 for school wider-ranging effect, reaching1 missioner said yesterday oth- tricts have racial imbalance. integration. new Jersey's big cities with '• er school systems can be The commissioner has broad He said: Caucus Ban large populations of minority : "governed by the logic of the powers over ordering redress. —The board failed to in- groups. decision." The spokesman It was not clear how many of volve responsible segments of '.'Jfreanliigful school in- mentioned Newark and Cam- the 88 systems have.a major- the community in the plan- Urged In tegration cannot be achieved den as being among inner ity of public school students ning of the busing plan. by the involuntary busing of core cities that might be af- from the minority groups. * SEA,M6NSTER — Residents of Scituate's Mann Hill Beach, Mass., area line up be- fected. ,—The decision was not the children in urban areas where Marburger, in reiterating tide the Temiins of art undetermined type of seta monster washed up on the beach . the majority of the public The spokesman asserted- his support for redressing dis- product of a lengthy deliber- Legislature school youngsters consist of that MarbUrger's ruling "was trict lines to achieve in- ation but rather of a body re- By BOB DUBILL yesterday afternoon shortly after high tide. About 28 feef of the creature,cama • children of thd nation's minor- not a backing off from the tegration, suggested the pos- sponding to pressure and act- TRENTON (AP) — A Ee- •short and observers believe* the thing may have measured as much as 40 f»eh' ing in a climate,of uncertain- ity groups," Carl M. Marbur- concept of achieving racial sibility of a regional approach publican assemblyman is ur- . ' (AP Wirephoto) ger, state- commissioner of balance. The commissioner is to education. He said legisla- ty as to its acceptance. ging his party to scrap its education ruled over the really saying that we've got tion would be required to ac- —The parents, teachers and controversial caucus system weekend. to bring people together and complish this, and that the students had not been pro- in the state legislature, it was The decision reversed a in the Trenton situation commissioner's powers don't vided with adequate informa- learned Sunday. previous stand by Marburger, people were being divided. extend that far. tion concerning implementa- Assemblyman Peter J. Giant Serpentine Beast who along with the state The kids were paying too high . •• In a 26-page decision, Mar- tion of the plan. McDonough of Union County Board of Education had or- . a price." burger cited what he charac- • —The busing plan produced will outline his proposal at a dered the busing, which Marburger is in Florida at-. terized as defects by the (See State, Page 3) meeting of Assembly leaders here tonight. He proposes that the cau-Washes on Rocky Shore cus — where Republicans meet behind closed doors and SCITUATE, Mass, (AP) - foot head or neck," DeHart news of the grisly discovery GOP Business Tax Plan • determine * what i legislation The remains of ai giant sea said, "but the lower jaw is was circulated. i • " . • wui be voted in public — be creature which:washed ashore , missing so you can't teU what Whales of various dimen- replaced by a strong com- near here and for a. time de- , the structure of the animal sion have . washed ashore mittee system requiring legis- fied classification were identi- is." frequently along the South lators to "do their home- fied tentatively today by an Shore of Massachusetts in the work." oceanographic' expert as Without the jaw, he said, it by Democrats looks "like some sort of pre- past, some not far from the Seeks Close Tie those of a basking shark. - Mann Hill beach where this At the same time, historic animal or sea ser- NEWARK (AP) - A Re- er of the Essex County Demo, He said his recommenda- roll,tax has generated much Thousands of spectators pent." one came to rest. ; McDonough is proposing es- lined rocky Mann Hill beach A number of "sea serpents" publican state senator's sug- cratic Assembly delegation, tion would, require businesses controversy within the legis- Crowd Masses gestion that a business tax, A s s t. Assembly Minority to pay a-two per cent tax to . lature. Essex County's Re- tablishment of a new line of yesterday after the creature have been sighted off the instead of a proposed payroll Chairman Harry ' Lerner, the city on their total pay- publican legislators are cool communications between Re- rolled to the shore on a A crowd estimated by Massachusetts coast by sea- tax, be imposed to help solve said the business tax "seems rolls.