Soviets Warn U. S. on Nuclear Testing
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Mori than 100 firemen from seven fin Kenneth Creveling, director of Sunday the state Division of Resource companies fought the blaze Development, said yesterday that Eleven firemen were overcom rail and bus connections to the by smoke. MOSCOW (AP) — |he park were expected to be in op- Russians tried again last eration soon after the park opens Equipment and men from night to put the blame on next spring. Farmingdale, Adelphia, Squa kum. Freehold, Southard, Glen the West for continuance Looking to the long range park dola and Freewood Acres r development, Mr. Creveling noted of nuclear weapon tests. sponded to the alarm which wa turned in at 6:30 p.m. It tool The Soviet government See Photo Below three hours to bring the fin declared that, unless the West* under control. ern powers stop all nuclear weapons tests—including under- that piers able to handle passen- The fire apparently started ii ger steamboats already are in ground explosions that don't pro- a corner of the L-shaped alumi use at the outer end of Sandy duce radioactive fallout—It will num quonset type building. Hook. resume "such nuclear tests as it The warehouse was a separati deems necessary for the con- These facilities are used by structure from the manufacturini solidation of its defense ca- Coast Guard and military units. plant, which was not damaged. pacity.", Yesterday's comments by Crev- eling backed up statements he Treated, Released A few hours after the Moscow had made last Wednesday to Richard Seeds, 27, of 62 Me warning the United States an- closed meeting of Monmouth ick Rd., Howell Township, on nounced it had set off a low- County area and local officials. )f the firemen overcome, yield underground nuclear blast Mr. Creveling, a Neptune resi- taken by the Farmingdale-Howel yesterday and is preparing to go A TREE GROWS — The Red Bank Community Chamber ahead with another test next Sun- dent, said then that the Sandy Township First Aid Squad to Fi FIRE AT SEA — This 33-foot motor vessel, "Good Girl," wat beached in Sea Bright day. Hook park would never approxi of Commerce had its official lighting of the community kin Hospital. He was treated an yesterday by its owner Joseph Trombino of Staten Island, after fire broke out in the "Our announced policy Is to mate the commercial type of de- Christmas tree Friday night. It is located on vacant lot released. velopment identified with Coney engine room. The interior of the boat was gutted, but th» borough fire company test and talk," a State Depart- between Caramel Sweet Shoppe and Strauss', Moritz Nappe, president of the Island. saved the rest, in seaworthy condition. (See story, page 2). ment spokesman said in Wash- In this respect, he reiterated lompany, said this morning thai ington. the assertions of state Consent Peace Conference he had no idea how the fire start- Broke Moratorium tlon Commissioner H. Mat ed. New Show of Force The Russians, who broke a Adams to The Red Bank Regis- He lives near the plant and the three-year moratorium on nu- ter last month that Sandy Hook ilaze was first seen by his wife, clear testing Sept. 1 for a series would not be developed even who turned in the alarm. of big to gigantic nuclear explo- along lines of Jones Beach Park Reach Agreement Mr. Nappe said that machinery, sions In the atmosphere, said the on Long Island. !inished products and raw ma- Berlin Wall Boosted time has come now "for the The park will offer fishing, erials were stored in the ware- early achievement of an agree- bathing and sightseeing, he said, house. BERLIN (AP) — Working trol on their short stretch of bor- 110-mile autobahn linking West ment which would rid the peo- and nothing more. In Parley on Laos The company manufactures in through the night under flood der near the Brandenburg Gate, Berlin with the free world. ples of experimental weapon A slate-operated concession is ;ulated plastic bags and cushion; lights, some 2,500 East German and French officers were reported Maj. Gen. Albert Watson, 24 blasts." workers narrowed the seven observing the activity along the the U. S. commandant in Wes 'What are tho Western pow- expected to supply refreshments. GENEVA.(AP).-The Western larly the integration of the hos- [or outdoor furniture. 1 A maximum of 1,600 cars and powers and the Soviet bloc con- tile Laotian military forces. Bu crossing points between West and border of their sector. Berlin, rushed a written proles ers striving for?" asked the East Berlin today and strength- 7,000 people will be accommo- cluded a far-reacnfog agreemto today's agreement marked th< Tank Barriers lo his Soviet counterpart, Col. An- statement. "To end nuclear tests today on how fo maintain the ened the adjacent sections of the drei I. Solovyev, at Russian throughout the) world or to con- dated daily. most substantial step forward yei Kennedy The formidable new walls wer Mr. Creveling said experience peace and neutrality of Laos, Berlin wall with more concrete. headquarters at KailsJiorst. tinue their pursuit for aa il- taken by the conference and wa about seven feet high and fiv< with the Island Beach state park hailed by Western and Commun The U. S. command rushed up Watson called the new East lusory superiority in nuclear The five-point agreement was feet thick. Tank barriers of slco; In Ocean County indicated that ist delegates alike. Is Chided a platoon of 30 battle-dressed in- German action an illegal viola- weaponj." adopted at a closed session o hedgehogs were cemented int> there would be no additional traf- fantrymen as a show of force at the 14-nation Laos Peace Con- Parley Co-chairman the ground. (See BERLIN, Page 8) (SeeNUCLEAR, Page*) fic problems to the Bayshore and ferecice. It will become opera' The agreement, reached in long the Friedrichstrasse checkpoint in By Izvestia Only small passages for traffic, ocean front areas. tive when ihe neutrality treaty behind-scenes bargaining, names the American sector, the cross- The traffic situation, on the now being drafted by the confer- Britain and the Soviet Union as MOSCOW" (AP) — The Soviet ing designated by the Commu- about 8 feet wide for vehicles narrow Barnegat Bay peninsula, ence is completed. joit, permanent guardians of La- jovernment newspaper Izvestia nists for allied personnel and and 2 to 3 feet for pedestrians Action Against Cuba ays President Kennedy's sugges- other foreigners. were left open. he said, was much worse when Some important obstacles re- otian neutrality, ion that the autobahn linking With a bazooka and two M60 (See PARK, Page 8) main to be overcome, particu- The British and Spviet dele- The East Germans said they gates are the co-chairmen of the ierlin and West Germany be machineguns set up behind sand- were strengthening the wall to Plan to Call Ministers' Meeting 6'/2-month-old conference. Under ilaced under international control bags, the American soldiers faced protect East Berlin from any WASHINGTON (AP) - A pro- may be talcing a second look at the new agreement, their govern- smacks of a "big stick" policy. several hundred men of the East "ill-advised" Western action. The their stand against intervention ments are to consult each othar It told him to forget the idea German People's army, also in interior ministry added that it posal to call a hemisphere for- Fashion Advice in tha internal affairs of another and decide what action to take because it is "doomed to failure." battle dress with machine guns. was East Germany's reply to eign ministers' conference to sovereign nation. Women Told to Ignore Husbands whenver the peace or neutrality And the Kremlin organ chided The British increased their pa- U. S. troop movements on the consider collective action against of Laos is threatened. he President for what it called Cuba is expected to win approval Colombia's foreign minister, today in the Organization of NEW YORK (AP) - Take it "Don't ask him how he likes The agreement also gives the cock and bull" charge that Jose Joaquin Caicedo Castilla, American states. from fashion expect Amelia Gray, it," Mrs, Gray advises her cus- Soviet bloc a veto over all ma- the Soviet Union is out to com Elberon Blaze here for consultations on his The proposal before the OAS girls. When your husband tells tomers. "just put it on and let jor decisions of the three-nation munize the world. government's proposal, said in :ouncil is sponsored by Colombia. you what to wear, ignore him. him compliment you." International Control Commission Commenting on the Interview advance of the council meeting he conference would consider that the prospects seemed "very Most husbands don't know any And if he doesn't? He will, said (ICC) for Laos.