The Daily Register VOL.99 NO.40 SHREWSBURY, N. J. MONDAY, AUGUST 23, 1976 15 CENTS Korean note rejected WASHINGTON (AP) - The Republican National Con- American response ordered the North Korean note was Korean capital of Pyongyang State Department has re- vention The President had no by Ford wai appropriate delivered said, "This clearly shows jected a North Korean state- public comment In reaction The two officers were killed North Korea charged Sun once •gall that the Ford ment on the deaths of two the North Korean Statement Wednesday in an attack by day that President Ford's or- clique is working aroaad the American officers, saying the In Lot Angeles, Democratic ai-wieldlng North Korean der for a show of force had clock to rtatd a pretext for the message did not acknowledge presidential candidate Jimmy guards. A U.N. Command moved the situation "closer to provocation of a war aid em responsibility for their "delib- Carter called the killings "de- work team cut the entire tree the brink of war." ploying every means to real erate and premediated mur- liberate murder." He said the down Saturday, shortly before A broadcast from the North IM its sinister, aggressive ders." aim." The statement from North Carter, apparently briefed Korean Premier Kim II Sung by government officials, said expressed regret that "an in- Ford has taken proper actions cident occurred" in the demi- in the crisis "so far as I litarized zone between North know" and South Korean. It was de- U.S. show of force "The murder - and It wai livered Saturday during a deliberate murder M my opin- .meeting of the military truce ion - of the two servicemen commission at Panmunjom is inexcusable." Carter said State Department spokes- draws denunciation "1 think we have to show man John Ordway said yes- enough force to assure that it terday the United States con- SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - The US ters brought the situation "closer to the aircraft carrier Midway and four escort- brink o( war." won't be recurring anywhere sidered the message "a back- Use around the world And I handed acknowledgment that ing warships were reported approaching But the 151-mile long demilitarized Korean waters today to reinforce the think Ford's level of the vat the North Koreans were zone between North and South Korea was of force has been restrained wrong In the brutal act that American warning to North Korea against reported quiet, at it has bee* since the attacks on U.S. forces. enough without expanding it they committed" while a slaying last Wednesday of two American into a more serious con- United Nations Command The U.S. Command refused to divulge Army officers by North Korean guards in frontation " work party wts attempting to the exact whereabouts of the Navy task the Panmunjom truce village trim a tree In the UMZ that force. But It was spotted by a Japanese pi- The body of one of the dead blocked the U.S. South Ko- lot who estimated it would be close to the Thousands of South Korean workers officers. Ma) Arthur Bonlfas. rean view of North Korean southern coast of Korea early today assembled for rallies today denouncing U. arrived it his Highland guards. The pilot said a Soviet cargo ship was North Korea for the attack on a United Falls, NY, hometown Sun- First word of the North Ko- shadowing the carrier. Nations Command working party thai was day He and the other thun of- rean message came from A North Korean broadcast said the pruning • tree In the Joint security tone at ficer, 1st Lt Mark T Barrett, Vail, Colo., where President dispatch of the naval force to Korean wa- Panmunjom t>, of Columbia, B.C., are to Ford is vacationing after the be buried Tuesday Teachers in new impasse MfKHr M |Uh * Urr» Mn" A DOZING WINNER - Eight-month old Evan Fillon of Freehold Township classes School opens Sept I, came over the finish line In the 49th Annual Baby Parade as the first prize By DAVID ASTOR gaining session last week, Is Both Mr. Bennett and Mrs "not considered adequate" by Guerci said there was a teachers must report for work winner for the most original costume. Riding with his dad, Rheo Fillon, two days earlier young Evan was drawn by a (live) horse bearing a sign which read, "Free- MIDDLETOWN - Teach- the teachers. She reported chance for a settlement on ers at the soon to be opened that a new negotiating session the preparation program sala- Dennis Jackson, principal hold Raceway's Youngest Driver." But alas, nap time Is nap time — pa- of the school, declined com- rade or not. Middletown High School is scheduled for Thursday at 7 ry question at Thursday's South here have refused to re- p.m. meeting, but the latter said ment on the salary dispute port, for a tail preparation Mrs. Guerci declined to re- the situation was very "un- when contacted yesterday by program until compensation veal the salary figures In- comfortable at this point" Tho Dally Register He ex- tor their services during the volved In the dispute. The Thursday meeting, she plained that he didn't teel he program is negotiated. The MTEA president em- added, could have been aet up should speak while the tawo Mothers and babes waa under negotiation The three-week program, phasized that the "refusal to for an earlier date. designed to acquaint the 70 work," as she termed the ac- "We told the board we were Mr Bennett noted that the teachers with the new school, tion, was not related to nego- ready to meet anytime," she principal had sent letters to was scheduled to begin last tiations between the board said the 70 teachers after negotia- swelter, but march Wednesday. But the teachers, and MTEA over a new con- Mr Bennett declared that tions stalled last week asking represented by the Middle- tract for the 1*71-77 and H77- there was always the "poten- them to report for the prepa- By ANNE BRENOFF aahhs, "Grandpa" Frank Ao- crowd to be 40,000, somewhat town Township Education As- 78 academic years. The tial for a blow-up" In a salary ration program But Mr Ben- berto, also of 71 Cedar Ave., lets than in previous years. sociation (MTEA), feel they MTEA picketed several town- case of this nature, but added nett emphasized that the let. ASBURY PARK - Diapers West End, sat back and "No question about it," said should receive more money ship schools in June to ex- that there was currently "a tar was i request, not "a man- drooped. Ringlets uncurled. sighed smugly "That's my Mr. Petillo, "the heat kept for the preparation work. press unhapplness with the good respect on both sides of dale." Fresh flowers wilted But still girl," he beamed at little Ja- people away. Last year we "The teachers will not re- way contract negotiations the table." The new school, located off the bibles and their mothers nine. had about 70,000 spectators." turn to work until the Board were progressing As to the High School South Nut Swamp Road, w»i built inarched on. Brothers Robin and Frank, He added that many people of Education sits down to Paul W. Bennett, board sec- Itself, Mr Bennett said that to eaae overcrowding at what Despite a blistering sun and equally proud of their sister, left the beach to come and negotiate," said Mrs. Elanor retary and business adminis- Mr*. Etraior Gierd the teachrs - if the work re- Is now High School North, temperatures soaring In theheld, an Impromptu press con- watch portions of the parade, Guerci, MTEA president, ad- trator, said, however, that the tal salary contract, which has fusal continues - would have which waa operating on M's, little darlings from seven ference and admitted that but were soon driven back to ding that the board's current preparation program salary yet to be negotiated to the to get acclimated to the struc- double sessions for s period of •tates and more than 121 "sometimes she can get a the water and sand by the salary offer, made at a bar- question was a facet of the to- satisfaction of both sides ture when students start time communities valiantly braved little bratty." heat. the weather to compete In the "Yeah," added Frank, "but But crowd size certainly 4tth Annual Baby Parade of basically, she's all right." didn't deter any of the chil- this city. The winner herself had dren or their parents. Grand Prize winner was very little to say about the "Smile at the judge," one four-year-old Janlne Savoca, Cooler air is expected by tonight situation. She responded with (one?) was overheard saying a summer visitor to West the same wide smile to ques- as she passed the reviewing End. tions of "Do you want to go to stand. After a brief stretch of autumnal-like cool, the staying very late " While New Yorkers shuttered themselves be- The Savoca family resides Disney World? Did you have "Wave to the man," came dog days of August finally arrived over the week- Despite the large crowds, which forced the hind their precious air conditioners, or otherwise in the Bronx. Janlne will start fun today? Do you like being another order. end at the shore, with the mercury climbing into closing of Sandy Hook for about an hour and a half made do against the steaming midday heat, the kindergarten in September. a hula girl? And, do you plan "Blow a kiss," another the humid M's.