Distribution Weather Today Fair wilt THEDAILY nbrtabtei pentmt through Tbwsday. today 7MS, fan, tonight ia 26,400 lew Ml. High Thunday aroaad M. R*h probability II per cent Copyright-The Red Bank Register, Inc. 19«. through Thursday. DIAL 741-0010 MONMOUTH COUNTTS HOME NEWSPAPER FOR 88 YEARS VOL. 89, NO. 42 Inurt dillr. Kondmr thntuh nidu. SMoaA CUU Fsitw P»U it Rid Buk will at Addition*! MaUUu Otflcw. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1966 7cPERCX)PY PAGE ONE Motions Attack State's Case Seek Coppolino Release SARASOTA, Fla. (AP) - Lawyers defending Coppolino and a New Jersey indictment charging Coppolino was hospitalized Monday night after Dr. Carl Coppolino in two murder charges fired that Coppolino murdered William E. Farber three complaining of chest pain. He reportedly suffers a barrage of motions at the state's case Tuesday, years ago in Middletown. from a heart condition, and he was hospitalized for including one to get him out of jail on bond. These moves strike at the base of the state's this July 2i, shortly after being arrested. Circuit Judge John Justice routinely granted a case. Prosecutor Frank Schaub said he plans to file petition for habeas corpus, a step which requires Tha defense asked the court to order the pros- new contempt charges against the doctor's current the state to convince the court that it has enough of ecution to file a bill of particulars stating what wife, Mary for her refusal to answer questions un- a case against tiie 34-year-old anesthesiologist to crime is alleged to have been committed, when and der a witness subpoena. hold him. at what time it occurred and who were the wit- The defense, however, has filed a motion to The petition, set for hearing on or before Sept. quash the subpoena, A previous contempt action 1 — the date of Coppolino's arraignment — at- COPPOLINO IN COURT — Dr. Carl Coppolino, far left, with his wife, Mrs. Mary And It asked the court to approve taking a against the 38-year-old brunette ended when a Judge tacks both the murder indictment in the death of Williams Coppolino, in Sarasota Monday night before appearing before Peace Justice sworn statement for the defense from a New Jersey found the subpoena technically worthless. Coppolino's former wife, Carmela, and hw being woman, Dorothy Jeffere of Long Branch. Her in- George Fosler in defense attorney's unsuccessful efforts to quash a fugutiva warrant held without bail. A second fugitive warrant in the New Jersey volvement in the oase, if any, was not detailed. case remains outstanding against Coppolino despite for him for the murder of Col. William Farber in New Jersey. Two Sarasota County The defense, led by F. Lee Bailey of Boston, is Florida has charged Coppolino with fatally an attempt by the defense to have it set aside. expected to ask bond if the indictment is ruled deputies accompanied Coppolino to the hearing. (AP Wirephoto) drugging his physician first-wife a year ago. New The first warrant was thrown out when a sufficient. Jersey charged him with Farber's murder, alleged judge said Florida could not hold the doctor for Bailey also has filed motions to directly quash to have taken place when the two families were New Jersey authorities and at the same time refuse or kill — both the indictment in the death of Mrs. neighbors. to extradite him. Arrest Wall Youth Beach Closed By Pollution ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Water pollution is the cause As Murder Suspect of the recent closing of the mu- edBank Board, Teachers nicipal beach off Center Ave. Borough Council last night re- By CHARLES A. JOHNSTON in less than a year and it is the His arrest came, the prose- ported that all bathing has been FREEHOLD — A 20-year-old first in which a suspect has been cutor said, in connection with suspended on the recommenda- the investigation of another un- WiU Township youth was arrested charged. tion of Dr. Saul Shapiro, Wo Resume Talks Saturday list night and charged with the The prosecutor said it has notrelated case. No charge has been health officer. RED BANK — The Teachers' Association, which has bludgeon murder of Donna De yet been determined whether placed against him in that mat- Mr. Siegler said he also will ask his group's two con- In a letter to the governing imposed sanctions oA the school system, and the Board of Rler, 19-year-old Hawthorne coed Doss may be implicated in other ter, however, Mr. Keuper said, sultants, Jack Bertolino, a field representative for the New body, Dr. Shapiro said water Education will meet at the bargaining table Saturday at In Allaire State Park Aug. 3. crimes. declining to discuss the details. Jersey Education Association, and Joseph Dempsey, the local samples taken In the beach area 9 a.m. in an effort to resolve their dispute. association's attorney, to attend. Monmouth County Prosecutor Indicate polluted water from Vincent P. Keuper announced the The board offered to meet with tiie association's Welfare Newspaper reporters will be invited to sit In on the Wagner's Creek la contaminat- session, Dr. Robert C. Hoops, superintendent of schools, arrest this morning. He said the ing bay waters. Committee following « five and a half hour workshop meet- suspect is William George Doss of ing last night at which it considered the teachers' revised said. Bog Spill Mostly Borough officials noted that Dr. Hoops said the, board believes that is the best way 2908 Harrison St., Glendola, an proposal for a negotiations pact. residents will be permitted en to keep the public informed about the negotiations. apprentice knitter. It will be the first Joint meeting since the teachers brake the beach but that signs warn- The sanctions were imposed last spring, when the Mr. Keuper said Doss is being off last month. It was expected the talks would be resumed ing against swimming will be teachers withdrew from non-paid, extra-curricular activities held In the Monmouth County potted. this week. Jail and will be arraigned this Chemical Wastes to add strerujtn to their arguments for a negotiations pact. All bathing wiU be suspended Seymour Siegler, association president, said he and five morning before Judge Edward J They have threatened withdrawal from paid duties, including MARLBORO — The oily mes Smith of Perth Amboy, who also pending results ef an Investiga- Ascher. He is represented by members of the Welfare Committee will be present: Anthony coaching jobs and club and class advisory posts. let loose when sidewalls of oi proved to be unavailable. tion f Wagner's Creek, border- Bernard Greenberg, Asbury Park o TrufoJo, Mist Eulalie Francis, Edward Meehan and John A group of high school students has appealed to the storage pools were opened nea In a letter to the mayor dated ing this community and Middle- Luckenbill. John Moses, the sixth committee member, is on attorney. board and the Association to settle their dispute before Sept Dominick F. Manzo's landfi Aug. 12, Commissioner Kandte town, by Dr. Shapiro and Dr. vacation and may not return in time, he said. 1, the scheduled opening of the football season. Though more than $10,004 in dump in Burnt Fly Bog contained reported on an investigation by Marc Krohn. reward money had been pledged 90 per cent chemical wastes. his department and the Conser for information leading to the ar- vation Department. It disclosed rest and conviction of Miss De- A former supervisor for tlv he said, that the bog is the major Republicans May Split on Welfare Job Rier's slayer, Mr. Keuper said Champion Oil Co., which ha( recharge area for the Englishtown none will be payable if the youth dumped the wastes from unusei in custody is convicted. reclaimed motor oil between 196 strata of underground water from which wells in many Centra] "The arrest was a result of in and 1964, made the estimate la Jersey areas are served. vestlgativt team work by the night. He spoke out to Join th< New Controversy in Middletown? county detectives, state and Wall local protest against possible pol He said that depositing «l Township police," he said, noting ution of underground streams an wastes and garbage in springs By FRANK W. HARBOUR pointments—particularly that of He said last night ft is not "I will not have any part ii doction was unanimous. Mr. that law enforcement officers aresurface drainage from the lam or in areas where th«y may con- MIDDLETOWN — The Town Frederick A. Eldridge, another certain that Mr. Comito will be creating a job. for particuli Burke taid he also would have not eligible for reward money. fill. taminate potable water supplies ship Committee started the mak GOP county committeeman. named to the post. person.' Jteftrring to Mr. Co-voted in favor had he been at - ' Miss DeRier, a summer resi Meanwhile, Council Presiden is forbidden by law. He urged ings of another controversy las It has not been decided," he mito, he added, "I will insist dent of Manasquan and a sopho- George Creevey said a letter from that freeholders of Monmouth and Mr. Eldridge was appointed as the meeting. night as It Introduced an ordl told The Register. that no appointment be made un- Public hearing on tht ordinance more at Montclair State College, Dr. Roscoe P. Handle, state Middlesex Counties seek public a member of the Sewer Authority. nance creating a welfare posl The title of the job will be til after a Civil Service exam is is Sept 14. was killed at about 7 p.m. Herhealth commissioner, warnini acquisition of the 1,300-acre tract Political Patronage which may go to Republicar "welfare investigator." The post given, and I will oppose tailor- Mr.