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Weather Distribution Fair today, tonight and to- BED BAM Distribution Today morrow. High both days, 80s, Low tonight, upper 60s. See 15,750 weather and tides page 2. MONDAY THKOVOH FXDAY-EST. 1I7J REGISTER Issued Dally, Monday througn Friday, entered ai Second Clan Matter 7c PER COPY VOLUME 82, NO. 277 »t th> Poit Office at Red Bank. N. J.. under the Act of March 3. 1S79. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1960 BY CARRIER PAGE ONE Drainage Aid Arms Help To On The Way Red Bank and Long Brand' Will Receive Funds Congo Scored FREEHOLD — Plans to assist]reconstruction of part of the Red Bank and Long Branch to main trunk draining the bulk ot the city and parts of West Long Premier the extent of about $92,000 to al- UN Unit Branch. leviate serious drainage prob- The Long Branch project will Jems were announced yesterday be spaced over a three-year per- by the county Board of Free- iod. Charges To Take holders. , 60 Per Cent Director Joseph C. Irwin said Mr. Irwin said the board AIRMEN DECORATED — Maj. Gen. William P. Fisher, commander, Eastern Trans- the county will contribute a maxi- agreed to pay 60 per cent of the port Air Force, talks with injured U.S. airmen at Maguire AFB, M< J., after decorat- Meddling Up Issue costs in Red Bank and -10 per mum of $12,000, or about 60 per ing the men who were beaten by Congolese troopers. On litters, from left: T/Sgt. cent of the $20,000 estimated cost, cent in Long Branch because of differences in the volume of Frederick N. Kiser, Smyrna, Del.; S/Sgt. Brice E. Bossa, Sarasota, Fla., and Lt. Ar- for remedying conditions on LEOPOLDVILLE, The UNITED NATIONS, N. Broad St., between Harding Rd, water pouring off county roads mand A. Kelienberg, Pieri, Minn. Standing, from left: Lt. Kenneth E. Stickevers, and contributing to flood prob- 'ongo (AP) — Premier Pa- Y. (AP)—Secretary General and Linden PI., Red Bank, Valley Stream, L. I.; Dr. O'Brien, base1 physician; Gen. Fisher; Lt. Gerald T. Henery, The contribution to Long Branch lems in storm periods. trice Lumumba's press of- Dag Hammarskjold today At Red Bank several stores Washington, D. C; Lt. William M. Shaw, Asheville, N. C, and T/Sgt. Kenneth E. will be about $80,000, or 40 per 'ice charged the United Na- called for Security Council cent of the $200,000 estimate for have been hard hit repeatedly in Bennett, Norfolk, Va. IAP Wirephoto) recent years by fast-climbing tions with interfering in action to halt the flow of floods. the Congo's political con- outside aid to warring fac- During a storm last week more flict today and said im- Car Kills than four feet of water had to beCouncil Post , tions in the Congo. Planners Will Seek portant decisions concerning the pumped from the basement of the Dag Hammarsk|old The call presumably wag di- Post Office and many stores re- United Nations would be taken rected against Soviet military Pedestrian ported flooding. Wide Open tonight. aid, although it might apply al- One merchant estimated his RED BANK — Mayor George Traffic Pattern Help Lumumba's office put out the so to Belgian arms. oss at $35,000. A. Gray yesterday said "there statement in the wake of the Mental Test Hammarskjold also told the On Rt. 36 The Red Bank Borough Coun- is no candidate at this point" RED BANK — With the pro- Mr. Nicosia said he felt the National Assembly's action yes- 11-nation council in a special for the Borough Council seat ex- WEST KEANSBURG - Mrs. cil had attributed part of the posed new central business dis- planners "probably will take it terday voiding attempts by the post-midnight report that it may problem to failure by the county pected to be vacated by Everett trict traffic pattern shoved up with Charles P. Boyce and premier and President Joseph Is Ordered be necessary to disarm Congo- Dell Sims, 67, of Rt. 36, was killed to complete a project started C. Baynton. last night by a car as she was abruptly back into its lap, thetake advantage of some expert Kasavubu to fire each other lese military units temporarily some years ago. Councilman Baynton is moving Planning Board probably will advice given by him." Mr. Boyce from their jobs. since these forces are an obsta* walking along the shoulder of the In a resolution it demanded to Point Pleasant Beach. For Siegle highway. seek advice from Urban Plan- is a partner of Urban Planning The press office communique cle to the re-establishment of prompt action. Joseph R. Serpico, chairman of ning Associates, New York City, Associates. described the Assembly's action aw and order. the local County Republican Ex- FREEHOLD — County Judge Keyport State Police reported Mr. Irwin said the board has BeneSict R. Nicosia, board chair- The firm is preparing a $25,000 as an annulment of Kasavubu's John C. Giordano yesterday sign- Tho secretary general did not that a car driven by Sgt. Eward conferred with municipal officials ecutive Committee, had been man, said yesterday. ouster order. say which country was sending rumored as the choice for the master plan for the borough and ed an order to have Frederick G. Lee, 30, a soldier stationed and worked out the cost ratio last March presented the bor- It also indicated that the pre- military supplies into the Con- agreement. post. He was expected to have The board formally presented Siegle, who has been indicted for at the Missile Master Base in ough a $5,000 survey as the first mier intends to pursue his poll two murders, examined by twogo independently of the UN, Highlands, apparently went out Private Lands been appointed Tuesday night. the traffic proposal to the Mayor and Council Tuesday night with step toward a possible urban re- cies despite mounting indignation psychiatrists. His statement followed close- of control and struck the woman. In Long Branch, the city's main Asked if he planned to appoint ly President Eisenhower's blast the hope of getting a 30-day trial. newal program for the business over his acceptance of Soviet Siegle, 30, of Wall Township, Mrs. Sims was pronounced drainage line extends from West Mr. Serpico if, and when, a va- district. That plan proposed a aid In the troubled Congo. at the Soviet Union for its al- Long Branch, west of Norwood cancy occurs, Mayor Gray said, The council sent it back to the has been charged with the mur dead at the scene by Dr. Ed- board with only the comment pedestrian mall on Broad St. Remain Loyal leged interference in *Jie trou- ward Bernhard, Hazlct. Ave.,' under private lands to "No, not at this point. I don't der Aug. 21, 1959 of Marvin Of- bled African .nation. know what will happen later on." from Mayor George A. Gray that After consultation with Mr. "The government confirms that Second Ave, and north to Traut- fitzer, Ridgewood, in Ocean Soviet Planes Police said Sgt. Lee is in good man's Creek. he understood "no studies" had Boyce, if the board still feels its the army and the police have not Township. condition in Patterson Army Hos Mr. Serpico indicated he might obeyed the order of the chief ol News dispatches have reported The city plans to cut off the not accept the appointment if been made by the planners be- plan has merit, it will be sent He is also accused of killing pital with multiple cuts and fore the traffic pattern was state to lay down their arms," a small fleet of 14 Soviet troop line at Cottage PL, south of the offered to him. He cited the pres- back to the council, Mr. Nicosia Mrs. Alice Bernstrom, 56, 1519transport planes, trucks and bruises. He also is under obser- main beachfront, and build a sures of his personal business, drawn up. added. said the communique. vation for a possible head injury. "On the contrary, the army Edgewood Rd., Wall Township, aboubt t 200 technicianchnss *ar^ar^- inin the • new outfall line from Cottage PI his work on the Shade Tree Com- The plan involves a pedestrian June 10 in New Shrewsbury. He faces a technical charge of north to Bath Ave, and east to mission and the coming political and police remain loyal to the Congo to help premier? lattice mall on Monmouth St. and republic. The latter has the sit- Lumumba put down •secession- causing death by auto. No date the ocean. campaign. change in traffic flow along Doctors Assigned has been set for a preliminary Rt. 35 Tree uation In" hand.' ists. ?'•-':" r'~i Broad St. and side streets. The doctors assigned for the But a spokesman lor the se- hearing. The announcement indicated a examination are Dr. James B Mr. Nicosia said the reason the showdown was at hand with the cessionist Katanga Provincial, Police said Mrs. Sims was board presented the plan to the Spradley and Dr. Robert Garber, government said yesterday con- walking alone on the highway. PlantingSeen UN which has silenced Leopo'd both of Trenton. Specifications Hit governing body was "to get some ville Radio, and shut down traf- siderable shipments of arms were There is a slight curve in the suggestion from the Mayor and RED BANK — Detailed plans The examination was requested being received from Belgium. A road at the point where she was fic at airfields despite the pre Council to see what they thought of tree planting all along Rt.
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