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Weather crt*r-|QW ta »M Hi. 27,150 . ctowly, Wtady.«| Red Bank Area f "v •i,?"i.' -*r>w" chance of. rain of • '-4; •now. Wednesday'! outlook, Copyright—The Red Bank Register, Inc., 1968. DIAL 7414)010 cloudy, windy aud cold. MONMOUTH COUNTY'S HOME NEWSPAPER FOR 88 YEARS VOL. 89, NO. 108 I»n«d dally, Monday through Vridiy. BKond ClUf Poita 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE PiM It Kid Bank awl at Additional ifaUlna- Ofllcu. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1966 TrafficToll Sets Record -'—--••— -By The Anociated Press-.., _ „_, _._„._.,. „.., four Jegn^gejsdled when^ their car smashed in- a general increase in traffic deaths. Fatalities have The number of persons killed in highway acci- to a tractor-trailer on U.S. 25 between KifdtUesboro'" risen 29' percent' in the~1ast ftveyears.—•-- --———• dents during the past four days soared far past any and Pinevllle. Another four persons were killed in 49,000 DIED IN '63 previous record for a Thanksgiving weekend. a collision on U.S. 31E near Glasgow. The National Safety Council reports that 49,000 At the end of the count at midnight 715 persons MANY MULTIPLE DEATHS persons died in traffic accidents last year. The had been killed with 121 of the victims under 18 Many other areas reported multiple-fatality ac- count through September of this year reached 38,- years old. cidents. l . 190—about 20 per cent more than for the first three" Hazardous driving conditions in many areas,. quarters of 1965. especially the Midwest, combined with the crush of The death toll recorded during last year's homebound traffic to push the toll to 100 more 102-hour Thanksgiving holiday was the highest for This year the nation has about 95 million driv- than the record 615 persons killed last year. the eight years in which The Associated Press has ers, and they are expected to travel considerably Late reports were expected to increase the kept records, more than the 880 billion traffic miles estimated last, total. , I A similar count, made during a nonholiday peri- year. The toll was inflated by accidents which killed od two weeks ago, (from 6 p.m. Wednesday to mid- The Safety Council says the Thanksgiving period more than one person. night Sunday), showed 546 persons killed, 81 of them is not usually regarded as a heavy traffic period.- In Kentucky two accidents Sunday left eight under 18. But it pointed out that at the beginning of the, persons dead. , : The record Thanksgiving death toll emphasizes (See TRAFFIC, Page 3) % Two er Education Bill Set Quints For Early Vote by Senate TRENTON (AP) — Gov. Rich- ate "returned from a two-month way for a vote on the Senate new two-year community cot' Alive ard J. Hughes' proposal for a summer recess. floor one week from now. leges — from the State Educa- PITTSBURGH (AP) — Two ofnew department of higher edu- The controversial measure Sen. Matthew Feldman, D— tion Department. the Aranson quintuplets strug. cation moved one step closer to was scheduled to be placed on Bergen, chairman of the Senate Job for Chancellor. gled for life today, but only one a vote today as the State Sen- "second reading",'to clear the education committee, has pre- The proposed new department, showed signs of overcoming the dicted the bill will pass handily to be headed by a chancellor, CHINESE LEADERS REVIEW RED GUARDS — Chairman Mao Tse-tung. center, and lung ailment that claimed three In the upper, house. would have cabinet-level rank.' of her sisters. Education department offi- Defense Minister Lin Piao, left, review eighth rally of millions of Rod Guards in Peking The education committee Doctors said there was- little cleared the bili, with several ce EDUCATION, Page 3) Saturday, according to caption accompariying this fSdiophoto from-Ghina Photo Ser«- hope for the other surviving girl, key amendments, ^ last week. The vice. (AP Wiraphoto by radio from Peking) Marci Jill, the last-born of the two Republican minority mem- five girls delivered 2>fc months bers of the committee ab- prematurely Saturday to Mrs. stained in the action. Michael Aranson, 22, a former Not Worried kindergarten teacher. The father, Nevertheless, Feldman says also 22, is a law student at Du- he's not at all worried about Is Seen quesne University. GOP opposition because Senate UN Nears Vote "The chances for Marci Jill," Minority Leader William E, Oz- said one physician, "are not zard, R-Somerset, and Sen. Nel- good." son Stamler, R-Unlon, both are ForRatz There was hope, however, that 1 co-sponsoring the bill. The Dem-• FREEHOLD .- A vacancy In Roni Sue, the first-born and larg- ocrats have a 19-10 plurality in the District Court at Monmouth est of the quints rat one pound, County will not be filled at the 12 ounces, could win her battle the upper house and a 41-19 edge in the Assembly. , short legislative session opening UNITED-NATIONS, N.Y. (AP)seat the- Communists, was be- The Italian resolution hints that for survival. in Trenton today. Whenever it is lieved certain of defeat, the oth- The lung ailment first claimed If - administration hopes- one — The U.'-N.' General Assembly both Chinas should be in the Unit- realized, the, bill will be voted made, Long Branch Councilman today neared its annual decision er, the annual U. S. resolution ed Nations. It speaks of the.need Susan, the third-born, who died at 2:15 a.m., yesterday just short on in .the Senate Dec. 5 and in Elliot L.Katz js seen as the lead- en the admission of Red China to calling for a two-thirds vote to to promote universality in the or- ing contender for appointment the- world organization. Diplo- change China's representation, of 24 hours after birth. The sec- the Assembly Dec,, 12. ganization and "pave the way to The Assembly, still vacation- mats predicted a close vote on appeared likdy.itp'be approved. an appropriate solution, taking ond-born, Amy Beth, died at 2:15 THE LJGHTS GO ON AGAIN — Acting Mayor Daniel Sheriff Paul Klernan,;.'W[pn- ah Italian resolution referring the Some sponsors of the Italian p.m. and the fourth-born, Kun- ing, returns to action next week. mouth County Democratic leader, into account the existing situa- J. O'Hern flipped the switch that turned on- the Christ- It is expected to tie up some said last night that he does not issue to a special committee for resolution predicted' the- 121-na- tion and the political realities of b^rly Ann, at 3:40 p.m." * year1* study. ,- Brain Injury' Possible mas lights in Red Bank Friday. With him is Irwin Vogel, loose ends while Waiting for Sen-expect Gov. Richard J. Hughes r tlon assembly would adopt it by a the.area." • >r . to:nominate a replacement for vote of about 45-40, with some Dr.. Lee Bass, chief of pedta president of the Retail-Trade Beard, «n, affiliate of the ate action on the higher educa- The assembly was expected to It Would, Have the' assembly tion bill. newly promoted Superior Court 35 abstentions. But some of Jts name a committee of U.N. mem-tries at Magee-Womens Hospital, Community Chamber of Commerce. The board owns the vote late tonight on the Italian said there also was a possibility Generally, the bill .would re- Judge-Eraacis X. Crahay until resolution and two others. One, opponents guessed it would be ber countries to study the situa- lights, raises the money to take care of them and puts the regular session in January. defeated.by a margin of one or that Marci Jill's brain had been move control of public higher the annual Communist proposal tion and recommend an "equl- damaged by lack of oxygen. education — Rutgers University, to oust Nationalist China and two votes. (See CHINA, Page 3) them up. The lighting ceremony took place at borough Other Democratic source* said, ,i A tube was inserted into the hall, 51 Monmouth St. (Register Staff Photo) Newark College of Engineering, that when the post is filled, the infant's windpipe (trachea) the six. state colleges and the governor will give first consider- through her mouth and a me- ation to Councilman Katz. chanical respirator was breathing 2Mr. Katz, who twice, in 1964 B52s Rip Suspected Cong for her. and 1965, made unsuccessful stabs Roni Sue was in a heated and to be elected county Democratic glass-enclosed Incubator. Her Income 'Tax Increase chairman, against the organiza- breathing was somewhat labored tion choice, incumbent P. Paul but not artifically aided. Campl, is reported to have healed "Roni Sue continues to look the party breach. He is said to be Cen tra IHeadqua rters Site very good," Bass said. "There's Request Is Predicted available if offered the judgeshlp. still the crucial 72-hour period The Monmouth District Court SAIGON <AP) — High-fly- more than 1,300-five-inch shells generally bad weather over North to get through, for the respiratory WASHINGTON (AP). -i-. Rep.cit of a considerable magnitude" ing U.S. B52 bombers pounded and rockets at targets In South Viet Nam sharply reduced U.S. don't believe that we would want attended now by only Judge problem, but if she gets through Hale BOggs, the third-ranking over, revenues pegged at between a deficit of that proportion, par- George A. Gray. Contributing to the suspected central headquar- Viet Nam. The targets included air raids again yesterday, limit that there is a good chance she House Democratic leader, pre- $115 billion and $118 billion.