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•Weather Distribution nie MB BAM 19,850 Independent Daily f perature. See Weather, page 3. MOHOArTHmxkMnaiur-wwr.mi J Dial SH l-COKf * V tend tellr. Kudu Uuoatfi nut* Steoul ClUtw t P»US* RED SANK. Ni J.. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1962 VOL. 85, NO. 74. ffcid at Bad Btfik and At Additional MtM g Office*. 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Borough May Test for DeGaulle Learn Where Election Fight Looms Over Issues PARIS (AP) — France today hreatening to quit unless Fifth Republic its first real Cab- Its Land Is headed into a national election French people approve his direct- Republican parties trooped to the inet crisis. The last time the Na- battle between President Charles election amendment in a referen- assembly rostrum to deposit the tional Assembly overthrew a gov- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — ing Tuesday night, authorize ile Gaulle and his political oppo- dum he has scheduled Oct. 28. Hisballots condemning Pompidou. As ernment was in April 1958, In the After almost two years of grap- Charles Widdis, borough engi- sition on the issues of executive seven-year president, De Gaulle himself was twilight of the Fourth Republic pling -with the problem, officials neer, to go ahead on the long-j I leadership and parliamentary gov- immune from assembly action. when it ousted Premier Felix of this borough may soon leam awaited survey. i eminent. Only the members of the Gaul Gasillard. the exact boundaries of three The survey could be completed This "was the result of the Na- ook up the challenge just before list Union for the New Republic parcels of harbor property pur- within a few days, Mr. Joslin *. Ilional Assembly's adoption of a De Gaulle was absent from dawn. Deputies of the and a few minor allies backed the Paris today viewing military ma- chased from the Jersey Centra! noted. I motion censuring Premier Georges Socialist, right-of-center Railroad 4n 1960. The Harbor Commission has Pompidou for De Gaulle's pro- neuvers in eastern France. Aides Independent Republicans and the Pompidou s defeat brought the said Pompidou would submit his The property is located at the requested part of the property constitutional amendment resignation late this evening. The foot of First Ave. and extends for a proposed new harbor en- *Jto have future presidents elected president then is expected to is- to the Highlands line. trance, with a turn-around. VT"«* * by a popular vote. sue a decree dissolving the Na- Since it was purchased bor- The land was orginally pur- \ •- | The censure motion mustered tional Assembly and setting the ough surveyors have had trouble chased by the Democratic admin- 280 votes, well above the required date tor general elections. He is determining boundary lines of istration in connection with its absolute majority of 241. Its pas- also expected to ask Pompidou to the land because railroad offi- proposed borough recreation sage forces Pompidou to resign. remain as premier in the Interim. cials failed to produce maps to area. Although De Gaulle could appoint aid in conducting a survey. Suggested For School 'another premier, aides said he In May of the year, of pur- jr. would dissolve the National As- Monuments Learned " "*•* sembly and call national elections. Councilman John A. "Joslin told chase, council suggested that The Register yesterday that Phi- part of the land be used as a The coming battle will be fought lip M. Parker of the property school site for the new Henry MICKEY MANTLE steals second in third inning as second over the issue of a strong presi- Cabin division of NJCR recently pointed Hudson Regional School. baseman Chuck Hiller waits for throw. .Umpire is Stan dency, backed by periodic refer- out monuments of the /land taken The governing body to!d the endums and plebiscites, versus g Landes. (AP Wirephofol government by Parliament, from the railroad's right of way regional board it would turn the, De Gaulle is banking on his own Cruiser maps. over some of yp The councilman indicated that great personal popularity and the chased property free of charge. Giants Seek to Even Things stability he has brought France's Borough Council will, at its meet- Borough officials assured the government. His opposition is board that a survey of the prop- SAN FRANCISCO (AP) —Another day of raising the specter of Louis Napo- Sinks erty could be conducted, and ideal weather was in store at Candlestick Park leon and the 19-year dictatorship Master Plan exact boundaries of the land he established as Emperor Napo- could be determined, within a today as the San Francisco Giants of the National SANDY HOOK-^A 48-foot Dies- leon HI. el operated cabin cruiser burned Hearing Set month. * . League sought to even the 59th annual World The president fired the opening The board did not.accept the Series in their battle against the New York gun in his campaign Thursday, and sank a half-mile off shore offer. Yankees of the American League. this morning. For Oct. 30 Last July, the railroad offered The Sandy Hook Coast Guard the borough an additional 8,000 Another capacity crowd of nearly 44,000 per- station said the fire was sighted KEANSBURG — Local planning feet of land in the harbor area sons is assured for the second World Series game Reds Expel officials indicated last night that from their lookout tower at 5:48 for $40,000. ever held here. • public hearing on the borough's Council felt the price was too a.m. Eight Coast Guardsmen in master plan has tentatively been U.S. Attache high. Veteran Whitey Ford pitched the Yankees to two utility boats fought the blaze set for Oct. 30. Councilman Joslin said yester- a 6-2 triumph yesterday in the opening game at BULLETIN of the hearing for an hour in the rain. Confirmation day that the governing body has MOSCOW (AP) - The Soviet will be announced by C. Bernard Candlestick Park. not lost interest in the parcels, government today accused The Coast Guard said the Blum, borough manager. New York was a 6 Vi-5 favorite to win today's Cmdr. Raymond D. Smith, the boat, the Lady Beatrice, is owned Although formal adoption of but still considers the price too high. contest and a 13-5 bet to capture the best-of- assistant U. S. Naval attache FIRST IN 99 YEARS— Pope John XXIII gives blasting at by Masin and Kris,- Inc., Engle- the plan as presented by Herbert at the Embassy here, of espion- wood. It is yglued at $50,000. On H; Smith Associates, Inc., will As to what council intends to seven-game fall classic. Roma's Traitevere Station as he leaves for a 418-mile do with the already-purchased age. He was ordered to leave board was Albert M. Bordwick, not come until after the public The Yankees' Ralph Terry faces Jack San- the country Immediately. ,. rail trip aeroit Italy to Loreto. With the Pontiff, the hearing, the local planners last land, add the other proposed 55. of North Miami Beach, Fla., parcels, Mr. Joslin said: ford of the Giants today. (It was assumed that Smith's first to leave the Vatican for an extended rail trip in who was bound for Norfolk, Va. night adopted the plan as the one expulsion was ordered In retal- they want presented to the peo- "We have not made and will 99 years, it' Italian Premier Amintore Fanfani. The Pon- Mr. Bordwick jumped over- not make any firm plans until iation for the expulsion from ple. • the United SUttt this week of tiff made the pilgrimage to Loreto, a shrine to the Virgin board and swam to the beach, the question of boundaries is This action also was taken so two member* of the Soviet del- Mary, to pray for the succett of the Roman Catholic the Coast Guard laid. He told that the Local Planning Agency finally settled." Quite a Busy Night egation to the United Nations them he had propane gas on could move ahead for final fed- accused of baying defense sec- Ecumenical Council. (AP VVirephoto) board and feared an explosion. eral approval of its urban re- rets from a U. S. tailor.) newal plans. Vocational On Crossings, Sewers, Drainage The Soviet Foreign Ministry Last night's action by the board ordered Smith's expulsion ia a •erves as a certification to feder- h Washing Machine Wafer note handed to U. S. Consul al officials that the contents- Board Lists Alternate Site Suggested James R. McSweeney this toning,' land use, traffic flow and OCEANPORT - A standings gate, made by council, the PTA .morning. other data are in accordance with Its Objectives room-only crowd attending last and the school board, was unsuc- The Soviet note said Smith As Boro Mulls Parkway Headquarters Purchase the board's thinking. night's Borough Council meeting cessful last year, but the govern- had "carried out espionage ing body pledged to again apply John Zefgler, board chairman, FREEHOLD — The Monmouth expressed varying degrees, of con through observation of military NEW SHREWSBURY — With property," Mr. Lemon said, Ave. It goes back 1,170 feet to County Vocational Board of Ed to the Public Utilities Commis- said a concerted effort would be cern over railroad crossings, bor objects!" a meeting of borough officials simply feel that, with such a the high school property, and has ucation yesterday adopted a four- ough streets, sewers, drainage sion for such a facility. made to have a large turnout for slated.for tomorrow morning to large sum at stake, we ought to a width of 410 feet at the rear.