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Summit Spade on to the Suburbs Weather tMBHnw, Mgk tsitjr» W. diht, 8«. High to- morrow, IMS. See pite 2. An Independent Newspaper Under Same Ownership 878 B"? CABRIBR Issued Dally. Monday through Friday, entered ai Second dais Matter 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE VOLUME 82, NO. 208 at the Pott Office at Red Bank. N. J., under the Act of March 3. 187a RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 1960 350 PER WEEK Summit Spade Matron Now, KeepsDriver's Locker Room Clean Warrant RED BANK — The girl's Dr. Hibbs said the Parent- locker room at Red Bank High 'eacher Association has re- School, once described by an quested a matron in past Is Issued angry parent as "scurvy," years. DeGaulle States NEW SHREWSBURY - An ar- now has a matron to keep it At the request of Leon F. clean. est warrant was issued here Rosenfeld, 3 Brown PI., the esterday for John Caproni, Tren- In a special session last Preparations board turned over to William on, on charges of causing death night, the Board of Education 'azicky, River Street School y auto and reckless driving. voted to hire Mrs. Violet Or- principal, uie problem of pos- The warrant was issued yes- Necessary finada, Red Bank effective sibly changing the location of terday morning by Magistrate last Thursday, for the remain- the eighth grade graduation. Marvin E. Schaefer on a com- PARIS (AP) — President der of the school year. Mr. Rosenfeld said the school plaint filed by Patrolman Rob Agency Aide Charles de Gaulle said last Salary Set auditorium is too hot to hold ert Cartwright. Caproni also was night there should be no Her salary was set at $1.15 the ceremony there. charged with reckless driving. Quiz Set more summit conferences an hour. Dr. M. Gregg Hibbs, Rejected Before Caproni's car was involved in superintendent of schools, said a collision Sunday night with one until the way to agreement Dr. Hibbs said the problem Mrs. Orfinada will have other driven by George Crowell, 37, of had been "thoroughly investi- is paved by "methodic diplo- duties in addition to seeing 440 Prospect Avc., Little Silver, Today gated" two or three years ago matic work." that the locker room is kept n which a passenger, Mrs. and a proposal to have the Aiter reasonable preparation clean. Blanche Lesh, 77, of 44 Irving . WASHINGTON (AP) — by all four powers, De Gaulle graduation in the high school PI., Red Bank, suffered fatal in- The other duties will be es- gymnasium or at the athletic The role of the National said in a TV-radio report to the juries. tablished later, he said. field "was not approved." •Aeronautics and Space Ad- French nation, France would be Police Chief James A. Herring He said the feeling at that ready to play host again to a ast night said that charges ministration (NASA) as a time was that a ceremony at against Caproni include one that cover for U.S. espionage top level meeting. the athletic field would be an "Methodic diplomatic work is Girl, 3, Is he was in the act of passing "on flights over Russia was studied "over emphasis on promotion.' the right hand shoulder, a mov- worth more than tumultuous ex- The graduation now is slated today by a Senate committee. change of public speeches or ing line of traffic" as he pro- for June 15 at 2 p. m. in the The Senate Foreign Relations the feverish debates of delegates Saved From ceeded westbound on the Rt. 66 River Street School auditorium. committee summoned Dr. Hugh at the United Nations," he de overpass across the Garden State The board voted to hire Mrs. L. Dryden, NASA's deputy ad- dared. Parkway. Drowning Doris C. Bugnolo, New York ministrator, as it continued its De Gaulle was the last of the The Caproni car ended up in City, as a kindergarten teacher inquiry into the U2 spy plane Big Four leaders to report on a headon crash with the auto President Da Gaulle PORT M0NM0UTH-A three- to replace Mrs. Hazel Jeffrey. ncident a month ago. the breakdown of the summi driven by Mr. Crowell. year-old girl nearly drowned yes- Mrs. Bugnolo holds a master's Dryden faced questioning about parley here two weeks ago. The Register stated erroneous terday after she wandered into degree from Columbia Uni- two statements concerning the Despite the collapse of the ly yesterday that another passen- Raritan Bay while playing on versity Teachers College. She 'weather mission" it issued afr talks, he said, France is de- ger in the Crowell car was Coun Manville Is the beach here. has seven years of teaching ex- ter the U2 had been brought termined to do her part to seek cilman Eugene Magee of Fai The girl, Noami Astacio of perience. Her salary was sei down over Soviet Russia two an easing of world tensions, con- Haven. Mr. Magee was not in Beach Ter., was pulled to safety at $6,100. weeks before the collapse of the trolled disarmament and East- Named To the car. His name was included by her father, Jose Astacio. Un- Promote Janitor in an Associated Press report. Paris summit meeting. West co-operation "devoted to conscious, the girl was revivei the service of man." Armando Canonico was pro- According to the councilman' His testimony, like that of Board Post by her father and taken to River wife, Mr. Magee's name got inti Secretary of State Christian A. Stayed Home view Hospital, where she wa moted from panitor to main- the news because he, a nephew Herter last Friday, ,was to be Commenting on Soviet Premie MATAWAN - Alfred R. Man- treated for shock and immersion tenance man with a $100 sal- Nikita S. Khrushchev's demand ary increase to $4,150 a year. of the deceased woman, visited made available to newsmen as ville, 43, of 38 Little St. was and released. Fitkin Hospital to take charge ARRIVtS FOR U2 PROBE —Allen Dulles, director of the on President Eisenhower over Ortho Lovelace, Monmouth fast as the transcript can be appointed to the Board of Edu- Police said her father saw he: of the arrangements after th the U2 spy plane incident, Decation last night. St., Red Bank, was hired as a Central Intelligence Agency, arrives in the Naw Senate censored. struggling in the water and race accident. Allen W. Dulles, director of Gaulle suggested that the Rus- from the house to bring her tc janitor at River Street School Office Building for a closed-door hearing before the He replaces Duncan F. Black, as of July 1 at $3,100, and Felix Chief Herring said of Capron the Central Intelligence Agency sian leader might better have who recently moved out of town. safety. Senate Foreign Relations commiHee on the circumstances stayed home rather than come ti Binaco, River Plaza, was hired las night that "we believe (CIA), refused to tell the com- Mr. Manville got the nod over The girl was taken to the hos can pick him up when he visits surrounding the ill-fated U2 flight over Russia. Aide is wreck the parley. as a janitor at $3,100 when thi mittee yesterday the naturs nf two other candidates, Ernest C. pital by the Port Monmouth Firs! his wife in the hospital." He termed the U2 flight 1 Aid Squad. new salary guide goes int< unidentified. (AP Wirephotol the information the U2 sought Weigel, 28 Beechwood Ter., Mat effect July 1. Mr. Binaco's em- Mrs. Caproni was one of the days before the meeting "un- The Astacio family lives ii on that flight. awan, and Vincent duBeau, 772 ployment is effective last Tues persons injured in the crash. timely" but said it was "not suf- Jamaica, L. I., and rent a sum Sen. Albert Gore (D-Tenn) Pinehurst St., Cliffwood Beach. day. Patrolman Cartwright also sai pressed Dulles to say what was ficent motive for refusing to ope' All three of the men were in- mer bungalow here. that, contrary to reports, Cap at the summit discussion of th The board awarded bids foi so important about the mission terviewed by the board, privately, athletic supplies and physical roni, himself suffered head in- Reverse Position as to justify it so close to the world's affairs." at the high school last night education equipment to Sher- juries in the accident. It was too much, he added, s summit meeting. Mr. Manville, who was named Boggs Quits wood's, Red Bank, and ATSCO, Others hurt were Mr. Crowell i0ffer Contract To Superintendent Chairman J. Willinm Fulbright for Khrushchev to demand pub- chairman of the board's athletic New York. wife, Elizabeth, 37; their daugh lic apologies from Washington (D-Ark), reporting that, said committee, is vice president of Also awarded were contracts ter, Elizabeth, and son, George, just after Moscow had launched J. Livingston and Co., New York. MATAWAN —The Board of figure would carry the supcrin- Dulles had replied he preferred School Board for a number of janitorial sup- and Mrs. Elizabeth Magee, of 44Education last night reversed its .endent through February, 1961. not to comment on the question. a new space ship which was Born in Carbondale, Pa., he plies. Irving PI., Red Bank. passing 18 times a day over the has lived here six years. He is KEYPORT - Harrison R position and offered Russell A. At the same budget hearing) Little Comment West. the father of five girls and two Boggs today will end 4'/j yean j. Stetler, school superintendent, the board announced plans to hire a new superintendent this And that was just about all Organized Place boys.
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