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President Has Busy Day Before Surgery Weather 5Nun. temperature Si Ciwu Today today, rain tonight. Tomorrow 26,225 clearing. High today and tomor P \ Red Bank Area J row, M. Low tonight In the 30s. Saturday, partly cloudy. See Copyright—The Red Bank Register, Inc., 1965. DIAL 741-0010 'weather, page 2. MONMOUTH COUNTY'S HOME NEWSPAPER FOR 87 YEARS VOL 88 NO 72 Iuue<i lU"y' Mondiy Uirouih Frldiy. Sttond Clui Ponan THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1965 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE VULl 00> 1>*J> '•* P»U U E«d Bank ml u AddlUontl UiUlot O«lce«. President Has Busy Day Before Surgery WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi- He will be there 10 to 14 days. speeches at the White House be- telephone call to a wounded vet lit a land mine, Thompson is in thews of Encino, Calif., once an son early this evening. It is to bepital. or for the operation itielf. dent Johnson packed with cere- His schedule includes: fore delegates to a symposium on eran of the war in Viet Nam Letterman General Hospital, in ROTC student of Thompson, about followed by a congressional re- Vice President Hubert H. Hum- monies and speeches today, a day —The signing of a bill to pro- water desalination, and at a sa- The soldier is Sgt. Thomas San Francisco. the sergeant's injuries. ception at the White House, but phrey, ready to act if sortie un- lute to Congress in the State De- Lai tin said Johnson probably will expected presidential decision be- that will end in a hospital bed, vide federal grants for water and Thompson, whose wife lives in The White H°use said Johnson Attend Salute partment auditorium. not attend that. comes necessary during What just one month after he first felt sanitation facilities in rural com- Brea, Calif. decided to call him after recejv- Johnson will go to the salute to Johnson called a "minimal time" the pain of a defective gall blad- munities, complete with a speech He also scheduled an afternoon Partly paralyzed after his jeep ing a letter from William W. Mat- the 89th Congress with Mrs. John- Sometime later tonight, the der. before Congressmen and federal President and Mrs. Johnson will he will be unable to conduct busi- ness, is due back from Minneapo- Tomorrow morning, surgeons officials, in what has become an head for the hospital, probably lis during the afternoon. will remove the faulty organ at almost daily routine. by automabile. There, Johnson Bethesda Naval Hospital. Proclamations will stay in a third-floor suite, Awakened by Pain Cancel Humphrey and Mrs. Johnson will have a But today, Johnson seemed de- —Designation of White Can room nearby. The 57-year-old President first termined to show that his ailment Safety Day. • > • . • experienced the pain of his- ail- So will Dr. George A. Hallen- Is not slowing his presidential —Proclamation of a Day of ment a month ago today, at tile beck, who will perform the oper- pace. Prayer. "This is an annual thing, Dates for Week LBJ Ranch in Texas. It awakened ation tomorrow. And Dr. James Three ceremonial signings and incidentally," said assistant White him early in the morning, and he WASHINGTON (AP) - Vice President Hubert H. Hum- C. Cain, a consultant and the two speeches were on the sched- House Press Secretary Joseph told Mrs. Johnson. Vice Adm. phrey has canceled all his speaking dates next week to be on Johnson family physician: ule before Johnson leaves the Laitln, "that there's nothing par- hand while President Johnson recuperates from surgery. George G. Burkley, the • White No time has been announced for White House for the 17-story hos- ticularly significant about." But if all goes well for the President after his gall bladder Johnson's admission to the hos- fSse JOHNSON, Page J) ' pital in suburban Maryland. Johnson is scheduled to make operation tomorrow, Humphrey will plunge the week beginning Oct. 18 into a schedule of appearances akin to that of a presi- dential campaign. Nobody expects Humphrey t<3 have to make any emer- gency decisions during'the time the President is hospitalized. Summer Study However, the Vice President felt he should be at the Presi- C^rand Jury dent's beck and call for at least 10 days after the operation. Scheduled Humphrey appearances in New York City, KanJ- sas City, Mo., Kansas City, Kan., a campaign tour in New Jer- Project Praised sey in behalf of Democratic Gov. Richard J. Hughes and a speech before the business council in Hot Springs, Va,, have been wiped out. Probe Slated But if there are no adverse developments, Humphrey will resume his air travels with a typical day Oct. 18. In Long Branch On that day he is scheduled to dedicate a hospital at Ellensville, N. Y., deliver the Edward R. Murrow memorial LONG BRANCH - "Project Theodore Krulikowski, assist- leoture at Tufts University, Medford, Mass., and speak at a On Jail Issue R" was labeled a success last ant project director, said he had Democratic dinner in Rutland, Vt. By CHARLES A. JOHNSTON cial counsel Edward F. Juska. right at the Board of Education tried to schedule at least one Oct. 19 promises another hectic day for the vice president, FREEHOLD — Prosecutor Vin- Mr. Bedell had said he was told meeting by,seven of the teachers field trip a week. starting with a speech at the University of Vermont in Burling- cent P. Keuper announced yes- Warden Smith had given the nar- who had conducted the remedial Enthusiasm Cited ton. He will fly back to Washington to address Democratic terday that he will summon the cotics to state police.: : ' program in the summer. Each child was required state and county chairmen and then take off to be principal to CHAIN OF COMMAND — President Johnson, with the Monmouth County Grand Jury make something for each field speaker at a party dinner in Providence, R. I. A battery of four newspaper, " 'Project R" owes it success," to a special session starting Oct. reporters- at the court 'house, trip, said Miss Audrey Warren, With a day's rest sandwiched in, he goes to New Haven, First Lady standing by, shakes hands with Vice President aaid Gerald Palaia, director of 15 to probe whether narcotics are where Mr. Smith was questioned, second grade teacher. This Conn., Oct. Jl to address a regional conference of New Eng- Hubert Humphrey — the man who will take any needed the program and principal of being smuggled into the county in company with his lawyer; (See PROJECT, Page 2) land mayors and talks to a co-operative organization in Syra- the Gregory School, "to the team action if the chief executive at any time is unable to do 'ail. »•' - CK&rles Frankel, were called In effort made by the combination cuse. N. Y. so. The President signed into law a.bill setting up a pro- As the investigation took shape to hear the warden .utter a sharp. staff of teachers and aides." The next day he will be at the national corn picking con- : in the wake of startling state- "I deny it.". , , Konf ax Goes test in Adrian, Mich., stopping off in Detroit for a speech be- gram for a major attack against heart disease, cancer It was reported that, when the ments Tuesday by Freeholder Another Version , .-.-•,'. project sterted, there were 280 fore the Economic Club. and stroke. Against Kaat Eugene J. Bedell, Sheriff Joseph Assistant County Prosecutor; children enrolled. When it ended, MINNEAPOLIS - ST. PAUL A. Shafto launched his own probe Thomas. L. Yaccarino, whom Mr. 29 attendance days later, 267 1 (AP)-At Metropolitan Stadium to verify or discredit Mr. Be Bedell had .credited with, informr eager children wanted more. today the Minnesota Twins will dell's information. ing him of the positive uulytte "Not only the children bene- try to repeat yesterday's tri- Apologizes for School Vandalism Warden Earl A. Smith, who Mr.for heroin of the substance.-hi fited from this program," Mr. umph over the Los Angeles Bedell.bad said had knowledge question, was quoted iy, Mr.*, Palaia said, "but the teachers Dodgers. The Twins won the of heroin being found in the jail Keupep is having given toother ' benefited as well. Now we'll World Series opener 8-2. Sept. 30, denied the assertion Un- version, ••' ••'.'.'.' have to take what we learned, Last night .43 Inch of rain der oath to the sheriff and spe- (See COUNTY JAIL, Pags 3); and see if we can apply it to fell before midnight. The our regular school programs. weatherman called lor brief Student Asks Forgiveness Included were classes in mathe- light showers this morning, but matics, reading, spelling, com- promised almost no chance of RED. BANK — Although the School was Anthony Greenwood, sidered you one of our closest learning experience for all con- Abolish position and speech correction, rain by the 1 p.m. (3 p.m. vandals struck under the safety 17, president of the student coun friends. It is our greatest desire cerned. cultural apprection, leadership EDT) game time. of darkness last Thursday night cil and a senior In Long Branch to maintain this bond of under- Parents Pleased training and student motivation. The Weather Bureau. alio when they defaced the Red Bank High School. standing between our schools and Mr. and Mrs. Agnew Green Post in Field trips were also included predicted a temperature near Catholic High School, the apology "To a degree," he said, "a to continue our ties of amiable, Wood of 378 Jolirie.Ave., the par- word that has been said may be to such places as the local 72 and gusty west to north- for their deeds was made openly competitive sportsmanship." ents of Anthony, were ' wel KEANSBURG - Borough Coun-ithe Board of Seal*, said thai beaches and museums, camping unsaid, it is but air.
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