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Report Hammars Killed in Plane Crash Weather Distribution MMtly fair today, tnd|M mk Today tmornw. HlgbMt umptntm EEBBAM 17,475 today and tomorrow about 71; towett temperature tonight In Ws. Eirly wlndi 2t to 25 miles per • MONDAY THKOUOUriUDAY-lST. im htur through Tuesday. Dial SH I -0010 muia a«liy. Monair maty, etcona ciu» Posui. VOL. 84, NO. 58 PUd u R.d Buk U iddilionu Htlllnf OUIeu. RED BANK, N. J., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1961 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Adenauer Rule Esther Aimed At Report Hammars In Doubt After Coast Police departments and Civil Qefense organizations along the Election Losses shore were alerted late last night BONN, Germany (AP) — Aging Chancellor Kon- to prepare for Hurricane Esther. An advisory from the Miami rad Adenauer's 12-year iron-fisted rule over West Ger- [Weather Bureau said, "All inter- Killed in Plane Crash many was in doubt today, after his party lost its jests along the Atlantic coastline majority in Sunday's parliamentary elections. !sll0uld keeP ctose watch on ad" visories as the storm is very But West Germany, with its powerful army and large and very dangerous." Flying its booming economy, re- The hurricane, packing wind mains firmly in the West- gust? up to 200 miles an hour ern camp. At the most near the center, was reported there could be some minor about 725 miles east of Boca Ra ton, Fla., at 5 a.m. To Meet changes in its outlook on Just where Esther might strike the crucial East-West struggle into the coastline "is not yet cer- over Berlin. tain," the Miami Weather Bureau Tshombe Adenauer's Christian Demo- said. cratic party lost 5 per cent of Dr. Warren D. Fowler, Sr., Red its popular support and about 40 Bank CDDC director, urged shore BULLETIN teats in the new 497-man parlia- area resident to begin prepara- LONDON (AP) — Unof- ment which will hold its first tions for the storm. He said boat ficial reports reaching the meeting in mid-October.. owners should get their craft out The 85-year-old Adenauer will |of the water and porch and yard British government today remafifih offite--at- least unlil furniture should be placed inside. ;safd-UN~Secretary-GeneraI then. But whether he will be th new chancellor of West Germany Esther was expected to move Dag Hammarskjold was toward the west-northwest at 12 - was the big question in this found dead in a crashed capital. miles per hour for the next 12 hours, with no significant change airplane seven miles from Needs Majority LEVITT MODEL HOUSES on Rt. 34, Maiawan Township, are nearing completion, scheduled (or opening Nov. 15. in size or intensity. Ndola in Northern Rho- The chancellor must be elected The plannsd 1,280-house project, to be the largest in Monmoutb County, will feature two colonials, a Cape Cod, by majority vote of the new 'A slight turning to a more desia. parliament (Bundestag). Before northwesterly course is indicated a ranch and a I'A-story "country club" models, with prices ranging from $16,000 to $25,000. All houses have Apparently the informa- parliament meets Oct. 17, Ade-j tonight," said forecaster Arnold central air conditioning. The development will include a Bath and Tennit Club, to be owntd and operated by nauer's party must .hold talks Konrad Adenauer Sugg of the Miami Weather Bur- tion came from a spokes- residents, with six tennis courts, two swimming pools and other facilities. Total valuation of the Levitt project with one of its opponents—West eau. man of the Northern Rho- Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt's So- That would lessen the danger to has been estimated at $25 to $30 million. T he firm has already taken deposits representing more than $3 million desian government. cial Democrats or the Free OwF Bus South Florida and if the storm in houses. - Democrats. continues west-northwest today Both Brandt's Socialists and Quits At and northwest tonight the extreme LEOPOLDVILLE, The the Free Democrats are against southern end of the Atlantic sea Senaje Fight Congo (AP) — United Na- Adenauer continuing as chancel- board would be in "pretty good Education tions Airport officials today lor. shape" to miss it, Mr. Sugg said. Stockholders OK Middletown reported Secretary-General They (say they will refuse to Small craft from Block Island, On Filibuster •nter a coalition until he retires. MIDDLETOWN — Forty-two R. I., to Miami also were told to Series Starts Dag Hammarskjold missing passengers—mostly Fort Mon- If they force him' out, his suc- remain in port or protected wa- What sort of sendoff do you on a flight to Northern mouth soldiers—were delayed on Merger of Banks give your youngsters on cessor may be popular Ludwig ters. Rule Rages Erhard, the economics expert their return trip from New York school mornings? Just what you Rhodesia and ordered a City early today when the clutch Merger of The Merchants Trusted facilities of two outstanding whose free enterprise policies WASHINGTON (AP) — Con-,r „ . „ , do may help—or hinder—his search for the plane. on an Asbury Park-New York ed Bank Asbury banks, both with long records of have made West Germany Eu- gnu starts today what may bei?>'. * whole classroom cfureor. Col. Benjamin Mattlick, the Transit Corp. bus burned out. Today In y y National Bank, rope's most powerful industrial community service, will be com-j See the article by Dr. Leslie U.S. air attache here, is in fhfh e lasl t week off iti s present ses- ["^^T has been approved nation. The bus. No. 112. had left New Washington bined into a regional bank with J. Nason in today's Register charge of the search. Officials York at 12:35 a.m making the so- sion with the Senate tangled in by the stockholders of both in- Both Gain a dispute over a proposed an unusual opportunity to serve for tjpS on getting junior off to said the search headquarters called "Owl" run. Trouble be- By the ASSOCIATED PRESS stitutions. Both the Socialists and the in rules to make it easier |the people of Monmouth County. school on tne right foot. would be set up in Ndola, frontier gan after the bus headed south SENATE i :: Free Democrats gained 5 per] smash filibusters. I The merged institutions will be> "The continued progress and! Then on Wednesday and Fri- town in Northern Rhodesia. after a stop at the Rollo terminal Continues debate on proposal tol cent in popular vote, taking their A day of maneuvering and talk- as the First Merchantsjdevelopment of our county calls, day, there will be followups on at Keyport, The bus finally gave strengthen antifilibuster rule. A day of maneuvering and talkp - Hammarskjold had taken off new strength from Adenauer's ypt, e s fnly gae or the youngsters' way in MGi G ing lay ahead for the senators I National Bank, and will have de-:' a regional institution with thej easing the youngsters' way in from Leopoldville for Ndola to party and minor parties which out near McGuire's Grove at] Senate-House Conference Com- size school, and on forming meet President Mofse Tshombe 1:40. Middletown police called mittee meets in closed session on before they reach a key vote to- posits in excess of $70 million, and capacity !o serve all| a new lost heavily. morrow on whether to clamp a Kenneth H. McQueen, president businesses and individuals of thef proper study habiti at the of Katanga Province to discus* through to Asbury Park and measure to establish Peace r Brandt said after he learned time limit on the debate over .the of Merchants Trust Co., pointed » ". The consolidation will re-l start of the school year. a cease-fire in the fighting be- another bus was dispatched to Corps. of his party's gains, that he would rules issue. out. I suit in a broader range of serv- Don't miss these three ar- tween UN forces and the sol- bring in the stranded pas- HOUSE ices for customers and will en- ticles, nor the subsequent ones like to Me a three-party coali The House, hitting a faster Stockholders of the merged diers ot that secessionist prov- «engers. In session. able to keep pace with that this nationally known ed- tion. But^Adenauer lieutenants pace, planned to take up a bill banks met separately Friday to if nnr fnrwarri-lnnk- lirfltnr will h» writ pfoMflrjr~fejected*'"8uch sugges- already passed by the Senate to approve the pIan7whTch had pre- riting .mety J M official UN spokesman ling and growing region." tion*. create a new agency, as urged viously been approved by the week in The Register. no word has been received here Political experts said a coali by President Kennedy, devoted to directors of both institutions. about Hammarskjold since he tion between the Christian Demo- Battle Of Trafalgar left in an unarmed plane yes'er- seeking ways to bring about dis- To Set Date crats and the Free Democrats armament. day afternoon for Ndola. Mr.. McQueen said the comp- - was more likely. 4,000 Police Arrest 1,314 A-Bomb House leaders also hoped for 3,950 Raritan Twp. A dispatch from Ndola said troller o\currency in Washington The Fre« Democrats called for action on a Senate-passed bill ex- Hammarskjold's plane flew ovsr has been notified of the stock- a new government under Erhard. Objectors in London tending impacted areas school without landing after being given holders' action. A date for thej The Free Democrat leader, aid and the National De'fense Ed- learance.
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