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Rockefeller ter to offer," he added. today flew a 500-mile sur- He said recent GOP strategy sessions have been geared to vey along the swampy TURKEY FOR TURKS — Mrs. Charles S. Benjamin, Jr., of West Long Branch ii stuff- formulating a unified, construc- south coast of Dutch New ing a turkey for her Thanksgiving guests, three Turkish officers who are students at tive Republican program which Guinea where his son Michael Fort Monmouth. She may have to explain why her bird it named for their country, the Senate can make public next was lost three days ago but found year. but her children do not seem too concerned. They are, left to right, Boni, 15; no trace of the missing 23-year- The 11-10 Republican majority old. Scotty, II, and Randy,.6. in the Senate is the last bastion of Republican political strength Norman E. Wood Henry E. Traphtgen John Man, *r. Arriving after a trans-Pacific on the state level. When Demo- jet dash, the governor set up his cratic Gov.-elect Richard J. personal search headquarters in Hughes takes office in January Behmd-the-Seenes Battle this coastal village southeast of he will have the support of the Flamingo Bay area where his Thanksgiving Hosts39-21 Democratic majority in the youngest son was last seen swim- state Assembly. ming toward shore Sunday, Todd said the Democrats in Parties of Dutch troops and Holiday Welcome for Allied Soldiers the past have backed measures In Fight for Mayor's Post natives meanwhile fought their n the Assembly with the gov- way through the dense, swampy MATAWAN TOWNSHIP—Three "iron out" the question, but ar- seek the mayor's post, Mr. Marz Mrs. Kissam said. "They seem their own. This year a visiting ernor's approval simply because jungles to comb the uninhabited By JANE MORROW of the four newly-elected mem- rived at no solution. on the basis of his holding the to enjoy helping, I have noticed." niece, Kathy Lees, from Califor hey could count on a Republican coast, and Dutch navy ships bers of the Township Committee Mr. Wood told The Register post formerly, tor 25 years, and Turkey and fried rice will ap- After dinner, she said, the nia will also be with them. roadblock in the Senate. criss-crossed offshore. are fighting it out—behind the last night that he became a can- Mr. Traphagen as the "original" pear together on the Thanksgiv- guests will talk, play ping pong Mrs. Lees says that over the Shift Blame The governor returned to Me- scenes—for the job of mayor— didate for the mayor's job as a ing menu of the Ralph Smiths and take pictures. six years of entertaining oflicers He said the Democrats did not Democratic candidate. rauke at dusk to interview Ml- and at this point it is anybody's csult of the "fight" between Mr. o| Alameda Ct., Shrewsbury. from scores of countries, she favor these measures but spon- (Mr. Traphagen was nominated^hael's Dutch companion on his Mrs. Richard Lees of Sycamore guess as to who will wield the Marz and Mr. Trapliagen. The rice is a special addition Ave., Shrewsbury, feels sure that feels sure what her guests have sored them only because they for committee in the April pri-!Ul-falcd trip. 34-year-old Dr. R. gavel come Jan. 1. Both Mr. Traphagen and Mr. because four of the guests at her three Thanksgiving guests, enjoyed most is being with her could shift the blame to the GOP mary. At that time, there were:W. Wassing, who stayed with Marz made it known shortly af- their table tomorrow will be from Saudi Arabia, Viet Nam and children. when legislative action stalled. The "candidates" are former no other candidates. Three ad their overturned native canoe and ter the election that they woulc Korean soldiers now studying at Laos, will show pictures of their Men who have left their own Asked if the Senate's new look Mayor John Marz, Jr., Henry E (,See MAYOR, Page 2) was rescued on Monday. would include abandonment ol Traphagen, and Norman E Fort Monmouth. children, so far away from their families to live in a military in Governor Heartened the caucus system, Todd replied, Wood. "Last year we had Korean fathers just now. stallation in a strange land seem Apartments, Industry Wassing was flown to Merauke guests; too." Mrs. Smith said The Ijees have five children of (See SOLDIERS Page i) "We need some form of organi- The three men, along with a zation." from Cook's Bay, 185 mttei "and we jtoticed they didn't touch fourth, Daniel H. Downey, were to the west, where he was taken He said the committee system elected the mashed potatoes and can- the governing body after his rescue. Shop Center, Industry in the Democratic Assembl; Nov. 7 >41td yaiht, this year w* thought a Democratic land- The governor on his srrival in we'd make this one change in amounts to the same thing as the slide victory. New Group Scores Republican Senate caucus and Dutch New Guinea today had our traditional dinner, so the Ko- It will give the Democrats 4 to been haartened by the news that reans will enjoy their meal said he would not make any 1 control of the administration Michael was only about two miles more." recommendations to disband the next year. Sigmund V. Kowal Shrewsbury Adds caucus. Muster Plan Ideas offshore Sunday when he began 29 Families ski is left as the lone Republican swimming toward land and not Todd met with Republican committeeman—but he may have MIDDLETOWN - A newly- would create a traffic hazard for 14 miles as reported earlier. The Smiths are one of 29 fami- Senate leaders Monday night and formed association of taxpayers school children. the "swing" vote in determining Dutch navy men told the gov- lies in this area who will share yesterday with the state commit- 1 in the River Plaza-Oak Hill area The Dwight Rd. Intermediate who will be the township ! next ernor they had hopes Michael- Thanksgiving this year with sol- Two Zone Areas ee and county chairmen in the mayor. of the township has formally School and the River Plaza Ele- strong swimmer—had reached diers, who are far from home. first of a series of conferences gone on rtcord opposing provi mentary School are close to the the shore because a radar search There will be 82 allied officers SHREWSBURY - A zoning cious" in considering zoning designed to revitalize Republican No Solution sions of the master plan which proposed new zone. The master had found no trace of the two •nd enlisted men eating turkey code amendment which creates changes to allow for commercial ranks. The four committeemen-elect allow construction of apartments plan alto suggested construction empty gasoline cans the youth and trimmings in homes near a shopping center zone on a por- development along Broad St. He listed these three top prior- met last week in an attempt to or industry in that area. in future year* of two more had been using as a makeshift here. tion of the east side of Broad St. Philip H. Meyner, Planning ity GOP goals for the immediate schools in (hat general area. The organizational commitee raft. A Dutch seaman retraced Many families, like the Smiths, was adopted last night by Bor- Board chairman, said any im- uture: of the group, in a letter to both The group urged municipal of- ough Council, plication of capricious actions on art of the swim this week with have been entertaining allied sol- Retention of the Union County the Planning Board and the icials to recognize that the pro- imilar cans and was followed by the part of the Planning Board Civil Defense diers at holiday meals for the During, and after the public Senate seat if Republican Robert Township Committee, said it rec- (Sce GROUP, Page 2) adar. The seaman said the cans or Borough Council is "without past several years. hearing on the amendment, Abra- C. Crane retires next year as ognized the time and effort that peeded up his swimming but in- "It is a very rewarding expe- ham J. Zager, a resident and at foundation." planned, rebuilding of the county Headquarters the planners had put into the ireased his fatigue. rience," all these famalies agree. torney representing Raymond H. Mr. Stillman owns a vacant organizations through a'full time master proposal, but felt that No Register Others, like Mr. and Mrs. Stillman, a local realtor and Har- 350-foot wide parcel on Broad St.