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See Partial Accord in Test Ban Talks ****** Distribution ^, W*5 t* ».. Fair U- mt mimmmm. Urn toafebt 21,350 Me. Wednesday, fair, little ) Independent Daily [ Chance in temperature. Sea \_ nonBAtTUKVoanauT-trr.mi J Wtatber, Page 2. DIAL SH I -0010 VOL. 86; NO. 12 luu.a iij, Units umofh Friday. Mcend CUn Po»t»it RED BANK, N. J., MONDAY, JULY 15, 1963 PAGE ONE Paid lUd Bank ul u AdiltteUl KtlUni Oiucuu 7c PER COPY Rockefeller Challenges Goldwater WASH»JGTON (AP)-Gov. Nel will never be found in a party son A. Rockefeller has challenged of extremism, a party of section- See Partial Accord Sen. Barry Goldwater, R-Ariz., to alism, a party of racism, a party an all-out liberal vs. conservative that disclaims responsibility for fight for the 1964 Republican pres- most of the population before it idential nomination. even starts its campaign for their In a policy statement tanta- support." mount to announcing his candi- Goldwater, who was not named dacy, the New York governor said in the statement, made no imme- In Test Ban Talks Sunday the Goldwater strategy is diate response. But associates to try to weld conservative, South- said they interpreted Rockefeller's BULLETIN ban. Underground tests were ex- North Atlantic Treaty Organiza- Western observers expected the ern and Western support while attack- as a declaration of war MOSCOW (AP) — Special empted to avoid the thorny issue tion and the Communist Warsaw opening round ol the secret three- they were certain the senator of on-site inspection. writing off Northern states. This, envoys from President Kennedy Pact alliance. He said the test ban power talks at the Kremlin would would accept, even though he re- Partial Ban and the non-aggression pact should clarify whether Khrushcfiev would Rockefeller said, "would not only and Prime Minister Macmillan main* an unannounced belliger- At the time Khrushchev ap- be signed simultaneously, but U.S.insist on the two treaties as « defeat the Republican party in opened negotiations with Pre- 1964 but would destroy it alto- ent. proved a partial test ban, he re-officials were not sure that he package deal. mier Khrushchev in the Krem- gether." They added that if Goldwater vived the Soviet proposal for a was making a non-aggression Harriman and Hailsham made Rockefeller said it was incred- is writing off the industrial North lin today for a limited treaty non-aggression treaty between the treaty ihe price of a test ban. ' (See TALKS, Page 2) ible that the Republicans would as Rockefeller charged, the New banning nuclear weapons tests. offer such an alternative to the York governor is giving up on. Re- U.S. Undersecretary of State "unprincipled opportunism that publican chances to collect elec- W. Averell Harriman and Brit- has captured the Democratic toral votes in the South. ain's science minister, Lord party." Rockefeller's blast is regarded Hallsham, met Khrushchev in A Get Tough Policy Governor Rockefeller He added: "That alternative (See CHALLENGERS, Page 3) Senator Goldwater mid afternoon starting a con- ference to last about 10 days. FREEHOLD - Amid re- Both Western representatives ports the U. S. Coast Guard were optimistic about success in and New Jersey Navigation agreeing on a prohibition which Bureau are already stepping would bar test explosions in the up action against sea going Next NAACP Weapon- air, in space and under water. litterbugs, U. S. Sen. Clifford They saw no prospect of getting P. Case, R-NJ. called on the a complete ban to cover under- Coast Guard over tihe week- ground explosions also. end to say how tough It can get. The Moscow-Peking split, which has been growing worse, Press reports reaching here Economic Boycott in N.J. indicated he was acting at the is believed by Western ob- By JOHN KOLESAR Like other leaders of the NAACP, Woodson sees a need servers to have Increased pros- request of Monmouth County TRENTON.(AP) — The next integration weapon of the to tread the line between "activist" civil rights groups which pects for a Soviet-Western Freeholder Marcus Daly who National Association for the Advancement of Colored People want to demonstrate first and conservative groups who urge agreement on nuclear weapons wrote to the senator two in New Jersey will be economic boycotts of businesses which caution to the point of Inaction. tests. weeks ago complaining party refuse to hire Negroes. fishing boatmen are contami- Inaction will just breed discontent In today's civil rights nating ocean beaches and Rev. Mr. S. Howard Woodsori, president of the New Jer- atmosphere, he said. But a demonstration to make someone driving bathers from the sey NAACP, said in an interview that the boycotts would MOSCOW (AP) - The United hire Negroes when there are no applicants and no discrimi- coast. follow quickly after the present drive to integrate craft unions nation is a futile gesture, he says. States and Britain open nuclear Sen. Case's press statement achieves its goals. New Jersey's civil rights picture is better than in most test ban negotiations with the So- Woodson, 47-year-old pastor of Trenton's Shiloh Baptist viet Union today. Both sides said only tbat typical of pro- states, Woodson believes. He credits Gov. Richard J. Hughes tests he had received was a Church, said both integration campaigns will follow the with taking an active role to do something before a crisis seemed optimistic that a partial NAACP's basic formula—investigate, negotiate and then dem- accord would result following fail letter from a Lincroft resi- develops In the state. Senator Case Freeholder Daly onstrate. ure of Soviet-Chinese unity talks dent. He made public excerpts But Woodson is critical of the state Senate for its 18- from it. U.S. Undersecretary, of State W. handle the situation. He sin- 20 to 30 hours a week. Point- month blockade of a bill which would widen the state's ban Mr. Daly lives at Lincroft against discrimination in housing sales and rentals. Averell Harriman and British Sci- 5led out fishing boats plying ing out that people supplying ence Minister Lord Hailsham were and much of the letter Sen. Inland waters close to bath- information which lead to con- "The senators. Democrats and Republicans alike, talk out Case quoted dealt tfith in- of both sides of tfieir mouths," he said. to meet with Premier Khrushchev jrs, casting hooks in bathing viction of water litterbugs can Economist Cites this afternoon. The deepening formation the freeholder had waters, discharging raw sew- share In tines imposed, he He said civil rights groups were given the runaround this supplied. Mr. Daly said last Moscow-Peking split signalled a lge, discarding trash and gar- .irged public cooperation in year when they pushed for a move to get the housing bill week he had not yet heard possible Soviet turn toward the i>age overboard, and dragging setting complaints to the out of a Senate committee. 'rom the senator directly. West. 'foul mixtures of ground up Guard. Woodson aimed some of his sharpest criticism at Sen. Sen. Case said he had asked Negro Job Need Frank S. Farley, R-Atlantic, a powerful force in the Senate's wtrified fish (chum bait)" in Nuclear Explosion the Coast Guard if patrol boats twim areas. State boats and helicopter* Republican majority caucus. Both Western and Communisl can be deployed to keep fish- By STERLING F. GREEN as fast as white, given a general "Farley talks a good civil rights game," Woodson said, ilso are covering the ocean circles seemed optimistic abou ing boats an adequate distance Lt. Robert L. Armour, group and Improvements in jobs? "but I have yet to see him exhibit any leadership In the ind bay fronts, warning fish- chances of agreeing on a ban oi away from bathing bpaches. Coast Guard commander at ADREN COOPER A. Let me give you chapter and field." ing boats to keep off shore nuclear tests in the air, in spaci Mr. Daly had contended the Sandy Hook, said last week WASHINGTON (AP)—President verse. First, let's look at the rec- Woodson said that some Negro leaders in Atlantic City, ind accepting complaints for and under water. Coast Guard either had or government patrols have been Kennedy's top economist warned ord when unemployment goes up. which has a 36 per cent Negro population, have adopted a wosecution of law violators In should adopt regulations to increased along the shore from today that the Negro drive for When the over-all unemployment passive attitude because the Republican organization there Such a pact could be readily po nunlcipal courts. civil fighu and Job equality will rate rose 2'/$ points, from 1957 to has doled out a few political jobs to them. Heed because nuclear explosion! be "frustrated and frustrating" 1958, Negro unemployment rose "But it's .still worth his life for a Negro to try to buy a under any of these conditions ca: unless the country provides mil- 4.6 per cent; and from 1960 to '61, house on the wrong side of Atlantic Ave.," Woodson said. - be detected from great distances. lions of new lobs. over-all unemployment rose' 1.1 The best progress on civil rights is being made in Central It would also outlaw the testj Begin Anti-Litter Drive Chairman Walter W. Heller of points, while Negro unemployment New Jersey, Woodson says. which produce radioactive nu rose 2.3 points. Now let's see what In the union field, he said, a breakthrough was made last clear fallout. tee President's Council of Eco- TRENTON — State anti-litter 40 complaints a day about litter." turnable In municipalities off happens when unemployment Tuesday when the Mercer County Building Trades Council Khrushchev in a speech in East nomic Adviser* said Negro unem- boatmen Issued two summonses Deputy Chief Walsh when asked whose shores, the alleged acts of drops: from 1958 to I960, when agreed to admit qualified workmen, regardless of race.
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