Marines to Take Posts Laotian Border
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etthw OMribution Today m «MtM MtH, 7» to- BEDBANK i 9,400 ltm£**« ?Omiy mmm, twl*fci a&, tew nm. i* m-Sfc. 1 tw wither, p«|e Dial SH L0010 VOL .84 NO. 228 RED BANK, N. J,,THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1962 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Marines to Take Posts Laotian Border Allies Pledge Troops BANGKOK, Thailand PUN EXPLAINED — Keyport reiidentt listen to ttate engineer Davit Boswell ex- (AP) — Battle-equipped plain proposal for $1 million overpass for Six Corners, Rt. 35, aUearing conducted American marines landed in yesterday by state Highway Department. Thailand today, grimly de termined to stay "as long as we are needed" to pro tect this friendly Southeast Asian kingdom from Communist aggres- Keyport's Overpass sion. A task force of 1,800 Leather- necks in brown-green-blue cam- ouflage uniforms came ashore at Bangkok, carrying bazookas, Project Is Opposed rifles, grenade-launchers and ma- chine guns, ready for speedy air movement north to the jungle KEYPORT — Representatives had, and had learned about the The mayor charged that "The oorder facing Red rebels? in of the state Highway Department possibility "of a county freeway" state is worrying about losing leighboring Laos. ; yesterday listened to objections the Six, Corners project might votes in North Jersey.. This proj- The United States' call on her to the state's proposal to build a not be necessary. ect is for North Jersey's benefit, illies in the Southeast Asia TRIBUTE TO FORMER MAYOR—George A. Gray, second from right, acceptj a gold wrist watch presented to $1 million overpass at Six Cor- Rev. Smith said the overpass not ours." "reaty Organization (SEATO) for him last night by Patrolman Raymond 9. Patterson, second from left, president of Local 39 of the Patrolman's ners, Rt. 35, at a public hearing might cause traffic problems'for The overpass, with' its 10-foot . united stand in Thailand to Liberty Hose Co. fire house Ms church and would cause walk- sidewalks, will make walking saf- nought a quick response. Britain Benevolent Association, at a PBA-spontored testimonial dinner in Sea Girt honoring Mr. Gray,, former Red Bank Attended by some 100 persons. ing problems for Catholic school er for school children, Mr. Link Australia and New Zealand were mayor who will become a county District Court judge Monday. From left are Francit J. Bolduc, executive vice The overpass would eliminate children. declared. eported ready to send at least president of the Rod Bank Community Chamber of Commerce, toastmaster at the dinner; Patrolman Patterson; the Intersection which has caused Public school students would al- Mr. Clark suggested a tunnel oken forces. Detective Capt. Irving L. Krokowitch, dinner general chairman; Mr. Gray, and Police Chief George H. Clayton, traffic congestion for a good so be caused walking inconven- at the intersection. Officials Hopeful many years. ience," Mr. Strang added. ' (See KEYPORT, Page 2) An uneasy quiet prevailed in honorary chairman. ..'•-...,....•• Among the objectors were May- idjoining Laos—potential flash- or Charles' E. Appiegate, Coun- point for a war that could spill cilman Robert J. String, Rev. Return Subdivision Maps >ver that country's borders. U.S. Beadlestoh Praises His 'Purpose in Life' 7 Alfred' D. Smithy assistant pastor ifficials v/ere hopeful that the of St. Joseph's Catholic Church; merican show of force would Daniel Clark, representing Liber- leter the so far victorious pro- ty Hose Co.,; G-eorge S. Kapushy, communist rebels'and that j the representing the Elks lodge, afld Hit 'Downgrading' ieaders of the country's three fac- 525 Attend Gray's Testimonial Edward E. Currie, Matawan at- ions would agree on a coalition torney, representing Rollo Post [overnment. i SEA G I R.T — Monmouth sented a number of gifts and In his opinion, he said, "this is many men here can match it, House. •••'..••••• Greeted by American diplo- County District Court Judge- much praise at the event, the measure of a man." in their chosen professions or v;,T.I; -, JUg Handles For Levitt Project matic and military officials and designato George A. Gray was which was sponsored by Local Mr. Beadleston said M r. in public service?" Mr, Bead- Marshal Dawee Chullasa'pa, chief the/recipient Of a special trib- 39, Patrolman's Benevolent As- Gray had had a "serious pur- Mayof Appiegate, Rev. Smith board chairman replied. "irV the leston queried. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - rf staff of Thailand') armed ute from about $25 friends sociation. pose in life" since his youth in ind Mi> Currie suggested that beginning, Levitt got downgrad- Mr, Gray, - who has served Former Mayor Peter J. Waters orces, the first batch of 1,400 and associates'who last night Assemblyman Alfred N. Sea Bright. Unlike so many one of ftiore jug handles be con- ing of lot sizes in return for a twd terms as a borough coun- last night asked for "an aroused U. S. marines landed at Bang fathered at \fal Ernie's Sea Beadleston, R-Monm'outh, of people who try to evade the «fucted'fath>r thai) an overpass, school. But at that time (last cilman and was elected three public opinion" to prevent "any kok's port district of Klong Toey Gift Inn for a, dinner party and Shrewsbury, the principal law, "George believes in t h e Steven G. Link, state engineer, further downgrading of ordi- year) he promised to adhere to times as mayor,* attended the ; v rom "the ISD (landing ship dock) dance. , speaker, said • Mr. Gray had law," he said. Mr. Gray has gaidr^ jug handle method might all existing otcjlnanees. dinner .with his wife, mother nances" for the 1,280-house Levitt Point Defiance and the attack The former mayor was. pre- spent a -life in public service, a "fine record" he said. "How have' worked many years ago, development. BuHifUig'«pa«s i « and three sms. when there was less Rt. 35 traf- ransport Navarro. "Instead, te' has made \ a The- judge-designate said Mr. flc, but that at present an oven At the same time, the chair- Another 4C0 aboard the carrier shambles of o'u r • ordinances. Beadleston's remarks were pass would b,e the only solution. man of the Planning Board, Jo- telley Forge were flown bv lieli- Everything has been changed — even truer of those "dedicated \ "We' also want the project to seph P. Stenger, rapped the opters to Bangkok's Don Muang street requirements, layout, public officials — elected as take care* of the next 20 years, Levitt firm — and Harold J. airport. Urge Road Be Kept Open Dolan, president of the Board of curbs and gutters, and the gov- well as appointed" who staff not become obsolete," he added. U. S. C130 Hercules transports Red Bank's municipal admin- Education and a member of the erning body is getting ready to were warmed up to rush the 'ma- FREEHOLD — At the urging presented to the authority pro- The Monmouth Municipal As- Mr. Appiegate charged that the Planning Board, charged Levitt downgrade the building code." istration. "My honor is theirs," state "did not even consult the (See MARINES, Page 2) if the Holmdel Property Owners testing the move. sociation adopted such a resolu- he declared. • with "showing a complete disre- Mr. Stenger said that all along Association, the county Board of tion at Its meeting in Highlands county Planning Board" before gard for local ordinances." ,. he had had many "doubts" and Board Complied •Most Precious1 Gift drawing plans. He said that if It Freeholders moved again yester- Noting that the freeholders had last night. Before discussion' of "down' "asked many questions" in the day to keep alive the thought of He recalled that he was a early stages of planning but had asked that the access point be It acted after hearing Freehold- former police committee chair- grading" took place, the board, a free.Garden State Parkway en- kept open during conversations at the insistence of Mr. Dolan, been told by the board attorney er Director Joseph C. Irwin point man while a' council member, Laos—How trance at Telegraph Hill Park. with the authority, Mr. Fried- out value of the existing access Apartments decided to return Levitt's final on each occasion, "this is not The New Jersey Highway Au- and thanked the PBA members the time — wait until the fina' auer asked — and the board com- point to area residen's and to for their tribute. subdivision maps on eight sec thority, operator of the parkway, piled— that the view be placed lions, and ask for revised pre- maps are In." The Situation the new Bell Telephone Labora- Red Bank Patrolman Ray- Delayed By has ordered the temporary on-off in the form of a resolution. tories plant. liminary maps embodying "in Finding Out access point shut down to pub- man G. Patterson, president of writing" several changes and "Well now the final maps are The spokesman said he will' at- the local, presented Mr. Gray Looks Today lic use May 30. , tempt to influence the Holmdel Public Service Financing corrections in layout and con- coming in, and we are finding Mr. Irwin said the board had a gold ivrist watch from the struction plans. out what is happening to us," By The Associated 'Press Theodore Friedauer, president Township Committee and private organization. Mr. Gray called Bangkok — Task force j of of the Property Owners group, organizations sponsoring the urged that Telegraph Hill inter- KEANSBURG - Construction Cost Him Money the chairman,declared. change — an unofficial one even it the "most precious gift of of a $50,000 garden apartment 1,800 battle • equipped marines told the freeholders yesterday pe- move to also adopt formal reso- my life.'-' Township Commltteeman Mr.