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Russia Gives Yuri Highest Soviet Prize Distribution Today Weather Mostly fair today and to- 17,800 night. High M«. Low, Us. la. BED BANK creating cloudiness lomorrow, dunce oi rala; high, 50i. Sea weather pag« 2. ] Independent Daily f I-0010 I mtHPArnimjtmnaBKt-at.an J UiuM <lmr. Uanin uurao filter. Iioma CUM CoiUn VOt. 83, NO. 203 P»id mt Kid Buk M4 » J44IUM*! Ittlilni omcu. RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1961 7c PER COPY *«* 2ES PAGE ONE Evacuate Russia Gives Troopers In Laos Yuri Highest VIENTIANE, Lao» (AP)-The Royal Laotian Army has evacu ated some 500 paratroopers it dropped northwest of Muong Soviet Prize Kassy April 5. Relays of American-piloted MOSCOW (AP)—Moscow took space traveler Yuri helicopters completed the pull- out of the red-bereted fighters agarin to its bosom today in historic Red Square with from the valley just above the an outpouring of pride find joy beyond anything in Rus- town yesterday. sia's long history. Moscow radio had reported the paratroopers were encircled The cosmonaut, heading a motorcade from Vnu- few days ago and it was be- kovo Airport, arrived in the square at 2:20 p.m. lieved they found their position Gagarin's arrival in the huge square climaxed a untenable. Western and other well-placed triumphant automobile ride from the airfield, where sources who confirmed the with- he had landed from his secret space base to a tumultous drawal were gloomy. ovation an hour and a half before. The paratroopers had been dropped near the north-south Beaming proudly, Premier Nikita Khrushchev ac- highway between Vientiane, th companied the Soviet Union's new hero to the most administrative capital, and Luang honored spot in the Soviet Prabang, the royal capital, aftei Union, the top of the Lenin- SIGNS OF THE TIMES at the Intersection of Monmouth the pro-Communist Fathet Lao UP IN FLAMES — Firemen fought a losing battle early this morning trying to put Italin tomb: With members and Ocean Avenues, East Keansburg, point out that a rebel* had themselves dropped paratroopers above Vang Vieng out a blaze which destroyed Hub Cap Joe's- Service Station on Rt. 35, Matawan Rescue if the ruling presidium portion of Monmouth County looked like the ocean April 3. Vang Vieng. a govern- Township. An attendant at th« station, Frank Nostrand, 28, of 33 Woqdside Ave., around them, they waved " whan as much as four feet of water covered parts of the ment military headquarters, Keansburg, is in fair condition in Riverview Hospital with first and second degree to the cheering thousands Bayshore during yesterday's northeast storm. 89 miies above Vientiane and Effected Muong Kassy if 32 miles north burns of the legs, lower back and hands suffered in the fire. A Matawan Township amming the square. of Vang Vieng. fireman, Anthony Malinconico, suffered a sprained ankle fighting the fire. Officials Gagarin broke into a wide The Royal Army'i drop ha< are to confer with Nostrand today to determine the cause of the fire. No estimate smile when Khrushchev said that been intenpreted here as a ges- At Sea some people, didn't believe the Storm Causes ture to prove to the Pathet Lao of damage was available. Two other persons in the station when the fire started that it packed power for a Sun- escaped injury. BOSTON (AP) — All 35 crew- Russians when they announced day punch despite * succession men were rescued today, appar- they'd put a Sputnik into space. of defeats. ently uninjured, from the Liberty "Now," he said, "you can Since the drop, the government 'Pioneer' Plan ship Marine Merchant, which touch the man who's been into Havoc in Area had claimed its paratroopers out broke her back in rough sea; space," and he kissed Gagarin again as a squad of children (See Photos, P»ge ») the road north of Muong Kassy last night 40 miles southeast o and blocked the Pathet L«o para- Portland. Maine, Lightship. rushed up the stairs, their arms loaded with flowers. Gale winds and high tides troopers. It was not know Ratings by Administrators The Coast Guard said the 8,< Gagarin smiled and looked played havoc for most of the Phone Hoax whether the Royal Command fell 294-ton, vessel, enroute from slightly overwhelmed when morning yesterday with the East the situation was hopeless and Louisiana to Portland with a car- 9 Khrushchev announced the Keansburg and Port Monmouth nothing could be gained by keep- go of sulphur, split in two after 'Low Thing? space man had been made « lections o[ Middletown Township ing the paratroopers there. To Determine Teachers Pay the rescue. Previously her Hero of the Soviet Union—the being the hardest hit. The dtiiens of Vientiane mean bridge and amidships were FAIR HAVEN - The Board of rated "superior" and "very good" will be 4 per cent more than the nation's highest award — and Winds, with gusts up to 50 Says Chief while were busy with the four- will have higher salaries than salary scale for teachers with the awash. miles an hour, drove tides far day celebration of the Buddhist Education last night adopted a given the first award of a new 'career implement" pay plan for others, beginning with the fifth same education and experience One boatload of nine crewmen decoration—space flier. inland, causing the evacuation RED BANK - "I haven't seen New Year. was taken aboard the British mo- anything meaner since I've been teachers. year of service in this borough's for the fifth through 14th year of Gagarin smiled, blinked and of an estimated 100 to 150 per- schools. service. tor vessel Daru, which headed long to the East Keansburg here." Under the new system, teachers swallowed hard. He looked near ' This percentage would be in- for Portland. The other 26 were School. That's howi Police Chief George "It is more realistic to recog- tears as Khrushchev praised Masons Drop creased to 7 per cent after the picked up by the tanker Esso Richard W. Seuffert, civil de- H. Clayton, a 33-year veteran on Brogan, Former Chief nize the teacher's contribution to Raleigh bound for Boston 'that wonderful Soviet woman— the force, described a telephone the school and to her pupils than teacher has reached the maxi- his wife—who never tried to per- fense director, estimated damage As soon as all had been res call hoax to headquarters yester- Justice, Critically III to base salary increases solely mum salary on the guide. suade him against his flight, but la excess of $50,000. Lodge Plan cued, the Coast Guard release day that involved first aidmen on seniority," board president Teachers remaining in Fair supported him." Flooding also was the order SHREWSBURY — A proposal commercial vessels at the scene. and police in two boroughs. LONG BRANCH — Former Peter DeK. Dusinberre said. Haven would thereafter be elig- Flown to Moscow from an un- of the day in most Bayshore by the Red Bank Masonic Lodge New Jersey Supreme Court It had three boats of its own A woman called and hysterical- "In this respect we are pio- ible for additional increments for identified airfield near the land- communities. At Morgan Beach to build a meeting hall on Syca- Justice Thomas J. Brogan, 72, there, the weather ship Acushnet ly cried that her baby sitter had neers in Monmouth County," he excellence every five years. ing point of his space flight, Ga- IS families were moved from more Ave. was withdrawn befort of Naveslnk Ave. and Ridge from Portland, the buoy tendei called to say her child wa« chok- added. ... Must Maintain Rating garin stood to attention before their homes. the Zoning Board of Adjustment Rd., Rumson, !« a patient in Laurel from Rockland, Maine, ing. The woman gave a phone ' In order to earn the additional his premier, saluted and reported Middletown officials were as- last night when more than 30 resi- Monmouth Medical Center. I Per Cent More pay for excellence each year the and the cutter Cactus from Bos- number and hung up. ton. completion of his mission and his listed by Coast Guard "Duck" dents objected to any change in His Illness was described as In most schools here and teacher must maintain the readiness for new orders. Sgt. Albert Newman, Jr., called the strictly residential status of The Daru reported the Marim And Army trucks in the evacua critical by his physician, Dr. throughout the nation a school's "superior" rating. "Comrade, first secretary of the number back, but there was the area. Merchant's back had bee hrok (Ion effort. Charles W. Kelly, Red Bank. best teacher and its merely aver- the Commnnist party of the So- no answer. He checked the-loca- The Masons sought a varianc Each teacher will be rated each en and that her bridge was awasl Michael Mahoney; assistant The doctor did not give the age teacher are paid at the same viet Union, chairman of the coun- tion of the call through the tele- from the R-l residence zone con year by the principal and the and amidships. Civil Defense director, reported nature of the illness. rate. This rate is based on num- cil of ministers of the U. S. S. phone company and sent an am- difjons to build a one-story 40x81 superintendent of schools. that tides — in some places four Mr. Brogan, who resigned as ber of years of experience, and The Daru's report that the shii R.," he said, "I am happy to bulance and a patrol car to the foot stucco and brick lodge on th< The rating will he discussed to five feet deep — flooded areas chief Justice in March, 1946, to amount of education, as meas- was still afloat suggested thai report that the task assigned by address.
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