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U.S. Air Attack in 4Th Day, No Letup in Apwirephoto FLOOD IRS with PHONE QUERIES — Internal Revenue Service Work- SAIGON (AP) - the Heavi- Nothing About the Crew Long Branch Feud Looms on Bill for Probe SEE STORY BELOW Sunny THEDAILY Sunny today, fair and cool tonight. Increasing cloudiness Ked Bank, freehold 7" FINAL tomorrow with chance of rain "Long Branch late In day. EDITION Monmouth County's Outstanding Home Newspaper 32 PAGES VOL.94 NO. 130 RED BANK, NJ. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29,1971 TEN CENTS Phase 2 Queries Deluge State IRS Office By BOB DUBILL tributes to IBS offices 30 can of beans, foods, rent is the embarks on a crash study pro- increases in state or local Associated Press pages of guidelines governing first thing to hit you in the gram of the new regulations. taxes, government fees or its controversial ruling on pocketbook." 2 Rent Hikes levies, or increases in charges Jerseyans have deluged the rent increases. The ruling It breaks down to 1,600 calls Pending interpretation, the for municipal services." Internal Revenue Service takes effect today. each day on rent alone. ruling seemed to say that The rent base for monthly with 56,000 phone calls on "More than 80 per cent of For the most part, the1 IRS landlords are entitled to two or weekly leases is. the rent Phase Two of the President's the telephone inquiries in- has been able to provide rent increases: 1. a flat 2.5 charged during the 90-day Economic Stabilization Pro- volve questions about residen- speedy answers and inter- per cent added to the base wage and price freeze which gram. tial rents," Ronald H. Nash pretations. But that was be- rent to cover such operating ended Nov. 15. On longer But the flood is yet to come! Jr., director of the IRS in fore the latest ruling. And costs as labor, electricity, leases the base is the average It could start today when New Jersey, acknowledged in Nash is appealing to the pub- gas, fuel and interest, 2. a sec- level of new leases or renew- the Price Commission dis- an interview. "Other than a lic to be patient while his staff ond increment if "there are See Phase 2, Page 2 U.S. Air Attack in 4th Day, No Letup in APWIrephoto FLOOD IRS WITH PHONE QUERIES — Internal Revenue Service work- SAIGON (AP) - The heavi- nothing about the crew. Radio es downed or its report that it had turned the clock back are limited duration strikes. ers man the phones at IRS' Taxpayer Information Section, Newark, which est American air attack on Hanoi reported earlier that the raiders had killed or to 1968, before President Lyn- They are limited as to geogra- has fielded 56,000 phone calls from New Jerseyans on Phase Two of the North Vietnam in more than five planes were shot down wounded many civilians. The don B: Johnson halted the phy and targets." Economic Stabilization- Program since It began six weeks ago. Most of the three years continued for the Sunday and a sixth on Mon- command said that for secu- bombing of North Vietnam. When newsmen pointed out callers ask about rent increases. fourth day today with no letup day. It said a number of the rity reasons it would disclose that Johnson's officials also insight. pilots were killed or captured. no details of the operation un- "We have not resumed the claimed bombing attacks U.S. diplomatic sources re- The U.S. Command refused til it was completed. bombing campaign of the were limited as to targets, ported thafthe armada of 350 to comment on the report of Despite the magnitude of North," Pentagon spokesman Friedheim replied, "They planes and helicopters flew the number of strikes flown. the campaign, the U.S. De- Jerry W. Friedheim said in were not nearly as restricted Work Requirement more than 500 attack strikes Hanoi's claims of seven plan- fense Department denied that Washington. "Our operations as now." and hundreds more support missions in the first 3^ days of the round-the-clock bomb- ing that began Sunday. WelfareBill Signed To keep the attack force at WASHINGTON (AP) - for available jobs or training. "Further economic in- full strength, a scheduled port Statue Occupation Ends; President Nixon has signed Only the aged, the sick or centives must be provided to leave for the carrier Con- into law a bill initiated by con- disabled, those in school or keep families together, rather stellation was delayed and it gressional conservatives mothers of children under than to break them apart; to continued to launch its planes which requires many healthy school age are exempted. encourage welfare recipients from the Tonkin Gulf, along welfare mothers to work or The measure, attached as to take jobs rather than to dis- with the carrier Coral Sea. 86 Arrested in Capital accept job training. an amendment to a larger courage them from working," The 7th Fleet's third car- . Critics of the measure say bill, was quietly passed by the Nixon said. rier, the Enterprise, was sent By The Associated Press "You told me I was under Nixon's signature kills any House and Senate Dec. 15 But he said the work-in- to the Indian Ocean during arrest and I surrender. I'm chances for enactment of the with little debate or advance centive measure "represents the India-Pakistan war, and More than 80 persons were your prisoner and under your other key parts of the Presi- notice. a significant step in the direc- no replacement was available arrested at a human barri- custody. All you have to do is dent's welfare reform plan: a Welfare administrators say tion of welfare reform." for the Constellation. cade put up by Vietnam war come and get me." guaranteed annual income the problem is not finding wel- At the same time, he called The Constellation and the veterans staging an antiwar In the end, he climbed down and welfare benefits for low- fare recipients to sign up for for quick congressional pas- Coral Sea are supplying about •protest at the Lincoln Me-, and gave-up. income job holders. jobs, but finding any jobs at sage of the rest of his welfare 150 fighter-bombers to the morial in Washington. Earlier, park police chased The: bill Nixon signed at the all for those who will or are proposals. force attacking North Viet- The arrests yesterday fol- One protester from the urn Florida White House yes- able to work. The work-incentive plan nam. The rest of the aircraft lowed by only a few hours a across the memorial steps terday during the congres- In signing the bill, Nixon ac- closely parallels a portion of come from bases in South decision by 15 members of the and knocked him down. Two sional recess goes into effect knowledged it amounts to Nixon's overall bill, now Vietnam and Thailand. same group, the Veitnam Vet- others were arrested when July 1. It makes it mandatory something less than half a stalled in the Senate Finance Radio Hanoi claimed that a erans Against the War, to end they moved close to him. for many of the 2.6 million loaf. Committee after passing the seventh U.S. plane was shot their 40 hour occupation of the Some 150 protesters had parents in the controversial The welfare system, he House. The Senate is expected down yesterday, in Quang Statue of Liberty. marched peacefully from the aid to families with dependent said, "is yet in need of re- to take up the bill after it re- Binh Province just north of At the Lincoln Memorial, base of the Capitol to the children program to sign up form." convenes Jan. 18. the demilitarized zone. It said the U.S. park police arrested front of the White House and 86 demonstrators who refused then to the memorial. to move from the entrance. The protesters placed their The group had burned hands on their heads in pris- copies of the North Vietnam- Feud of City Officials, Legal oner of war fashion and ese seven-point peace plan at waited for police to lead them the base of the Capitol. Then to waiting buses..They were at the memorial, the group charged with blocking the en- placed an empty coffin in trance to a building, a mis- front of the seated likeness of Suits Loom Over Probe Bill demeanor. the 16th president. The protes- The last person arrested ters stood silently- while taps By AL HORAY probe, has refused to permit authorization for payment of was Gerald Evan, a Univer- was played, then staged a the $354 investigator's fee. sity of Massachusetts student short sit-down before locking LONG BRANCH - An un- and an Air Force veteran, arms and attempting to barri- paid private investigator's bill Attorney Fee Mr. Russell added that he is Evan had climbed atop a huge cade the entrance. for a "profile report" on John urn in front of the memorial Good Shape M. Buffin, city public safety aware of a recent $450 fee and held aloft a flag embla- AP Wlrepholn director, may create an open paid to City Attorney Robert Demonstrators in New York END OF PROTEST — Members of a veterans zoned "Vietnam Veterans left the Statue of Liberty in group sail away from the Statue of Liberty In New feud and possible legal action Mauro for attending three in- Against the War." between Mayor Henry R. vestigative sessions during good shape, according to York harbor yesterday after a federal court order Cioffi and Councilman Samuel the probe of the Detective Thirty minutes after the James Bateman, the statue's ended their occupation of the statue. The surren- Teicher and Wilbert C.
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