Massive Polluti Hot and Humid FINAL Partly sunny, hot and humid ) Red Bank, Freehold f today, tomorrow and Sunday, with highs around 90. ! Long Branch J EDITION 24 PAGES Monmouth County's Outstanding Home Newspaper VOL.95 NO. 14 , tRED BANK,N. J.FRIDAY, JULY 14,1072 TEN CENTS iiiiiiiiniimnniiniiuniinniuiiiiiuiiiiuiiiiniiniilii umuiiBiiDiinniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Cahill Glum on Tax Reform Prospects TRENTON (AP) - With a nized labor's renewed opposi- tors accept the need for tax feature he contends would jected to tying a state income piggy-back on the federal in- and parochial schools and we labor and members of the leg- crucial vote scheduled for tion has been a heavy blow. reform and that the state raise rents in apartments. tax to federal tax returns. come tax. Under this ap- could not give special help to islature that he would be ame- Monday, Gov. William T. Cah- "In all candor it has an im- should finance public educa- The Republican governor The governor said that or- proach, the state tax would be tenants and senior citizens," nable to a vote as late as Aug. ill has tamed publicly glum portant effect coming as it tion. But he conceded he has originally rejected land classi- ganized labor is primarily computed as a percentage of he said. 21. He said that to delay about getting .his tax reform has at the last minute," he had trouble lining up support. fication as unworkable. But made up of men and women the federal tax. The governor said that dur- beyond that would resuit'in program through the legisla- said of a statement by the Moment of Truth his agreement to give it of moderate incomes. Cahill said he had discussed ing the Morven meeting labor one delay piled on top of An- ture. New Jersey AFL-CIO criti- "The moment of truth serious consideration reflect- Labor Benefit the idea with labor leaders at leaders understood his stance other, right through a legisla- Cahill disclosed Thursday cizing key features of his tax comes Monday," he said. ed the governor's concern "Of all the groups, labor Morven, the executive man- on piggybacking. tive and gubernatorial elec- he was willing to make a ma- proposal. Cahill told Democratic leg- over the fate of tax reform. should benefit most," he said sion, last month and rejected "I've heard nothing since tion next year. jor concession in his package Until now, Cabin's concern islators in Middlesex County He was visibly stung by an it. then," he said. "I've had no to make it more palatable to over prospects of passage has that he. would consider their AFL-CIO statement charac- the Public Broadcasting Au- "It would mean we could response at all from labor He said that if the tax bill is Democrats. But he said, "In been confined to private dis- proposal to collect the state- terizing his.efforts to win pas- thority. not give special tuition cred- beyond what I read in the pa- defeated in the Assembly on reality, it's all uphill." He cussions, mostly with close wide^ property tax on a basis sage as a scare program. The The union leadership con- its, we couldn't give special pers today." Monday, there won't be tax said he was "not optimistic." - aides and associates. of use instead of value if they labor group took issue with tended the proposed gradu- credits or deductions to par- As for timing of the vote, reform in New Jersey for at Cahill indicated that orga- He said that most legisla- would amend it to eliminate a the timing of the vote and ob- ated state income tarshould ents with children in private Cahill said he had informed least two years. McGovern Asks for Unity MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) the hall as Hubert H. Hum- — Democratic presidential phrey, Edmund S. Muskie, nominee George McGovern, Henry M. Jackson, Shirley vowing to lead a people's Chisolm and Terry Sanford campaign, urged wildly cheer- lifted high the hands of the 49- ing Democrats today to put year-old nominee and his 42- behind "our fury and our frus- year-old running mate from trations" and unite to capture Missouri. the White House from Presi- (See Eagleton profile page 2) dent Nixon. Hundreds of jubilant And the South Dakota sena- McGovern delegates rose tor appealed for help "from time and time again, peering every Democrat and every over the crowds of reporters, Republican and independent cameramen and boosters jam- who wants America to be the med in the well of Convention "great arid gbUd land'it can HaB, to applaud the"prty'S" be." victorious standard bearer. It was nearly 3 a.m. when Reviewing the way his cam- the beaming McGovern, in- paign swept aside the estab- troduced by Sen. Edward M. lished political leadership, Kennedy and joined by vice McGovern said he would dedi- presidential nominee Thomas cate his White House cam- F. Eagleton and defeated paign to the people, declared presidential rivals, stepped to that next January he would the rostrum of a tumultuous, restore government to their jammed Convention Hall to hands and added: "American FLOOR TALK — New Jersey delegates George accept his party's nomination. politics will never be the same Meisler left, of Plscataway, and Christine Van- Little Rest Time again." Lenter of Edison confer at the Democratic Na- tional Convention In Miami Beach. The victorious nominee had Labor Grumbles only a few hours to rest up af- With some labor leaders ter bis triumph — appear- still determined to sit out the ances before a unity breakfast campaign and other delegates for the party's House and Sen- grumbling about the ways' in . Wrepd ate campaign committees and which his operatives domi- N.J* Group THEY'RE- THE *ff^Rc'T— •SBn."-Thwrf0s"F^^Eflgtefbri, left;" the vice presidential nominee, and Sen. a Democratic fund-faising nated the convention, George S. McGovern, the presidential candidate, stand before the delegates to the Democratic Nation- group were scheduled before McGovern forecast the battle al Convention In the climactic final session in Miami Beach early today. he returned to Washington lat- against Richard Nixon would er today. bring the party "together in McGovern also had to de- common cause" this fall. Splits on cide on a new chairman for "He is the unwitting unifier the Democratic National and the fundamental issue of MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) clusion from the selection pro- - Arrest 20 in Roving City Bands Committee, which holds a this national campaign," — In a rare display of dis- cess. morning organizational meet- McGovern said, adding that harmony mixed with levity, The largest faction in the By AL HORAV years of age and nine juve- Broadway, where they were onstrators, who were protest- O'Brien to stay on, informed "all of us together are going niles. halted by about 20 riot- sources said he would, ask backers of Sen. George delegation, led by party regu- ing the earlier arrest of six of to help him redeem a pledge McGovern in New Jersey split lars and including sympathetic LONG BRANCH - Roving Police also disbanded a equipped police officers, their companions, began Jean Westwood, the Utah na- he made. 10 years ago: that bands of white juveniles and planned march on city hall by When the crowd refused to tional committeewoman, to early today over the choice of McGovern backers, voted for breaking windows and scat- next year you won't have a vice presidential candidate. Rep. Peter W. Rodino of New- young men took to the streets a group estimated to number disperse, police dropped tear tering garbage from the cur- take the job if O'Brien de- Richard Nixon to kick around here again last night, bringing more than ISO persons shortly gas grenades in the street and bside. clines. The dissident McGovern ark, the dean of New Jersey's any more." delegates at the concluding about a concerted police after 11 p.m. The crowd sent the.mob scattering to Store windows were shat- 'Crackdown-OD unlawful as- In the final moments of the Even delegates who sup- session of the Democratic Na- Rbdino's backere said they, marched from Garfield Me- avoid the acrid fumes. tered in a furniture store at ported the absent Gov. Ge- semblies and the arrest of 11 morial Park, S. Broadway and convention that bis supporters tional Convention, originally were reminding other ele- Retreating back down 128 Broadway and in the Auto dominated all week, the orge C. Wallace Joined the ments in the party not to neg- persons between 13 and 24 Ocean Ave., to Fifth Ave. and Broadway, some of the dem- cast their ballots against Boys shop at 154 Broadway. triumph belonged to the one- ovation wheu McGovern vow- McGovern's choice for a run- lect Italian-Americans' and Now Allies? time college professor from ed to wage a national cam- ning mate, Sen. Thomas F. other ethnic minorities in the Joining in the throng of pro- South Dakota. paign and said, "We are not Eagleton of Missouri, in a fan campaign. Elks Keep All-White Clause testers, according to John M. Waves of applause rocked See McGovern page: mild protest over their ex- The vote on the first ballot Baffin, city police director, was Eagleton, 22; Rep. Mike ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - tain it A recent Supreme Court de- were dozens of Puerto Rican Gravel of Alaska, 12; Frances The National convention of The second ballot was 1,798 cision refusing to bar states youths who were involved in Farenthold, the Texas state the Benevolent and Protective to keep the clause and 921 ' from granting liquor licenses the two-day confrontations representative, 10; and Ro- Order of Elks has turned back against it.