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Hot and Humid Sunny, hot and humid "today. FINAL Clear, warm tonight. Sunny Red Bank, Freehold and humid tomorrow. 7 Long Branch EDITION (Sea Details, Page 31 ' Monmouth County's Home Newspaper for 92 Years VOL. 93, NO. 13 RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1969 24'PAGES 10 CENTS iiiiiiniiiiiiliiiliiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Oil Team Is Off to the Moon BULLETIN The rocket and spacecraft, are to detach the fragile, spi- you-very much. We know it- When the computer sensed CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. 363 feet tall on the launch der-like lunar module from will be a good flight." . all was right, it commanded (AP)—Reaching for a dream, pad, lifted off from a space- the command ship and ride Pushing Apollo 11 • toward four 40,000-pound steel re- the Apollo 11 astronauts port area jammed with hun- it to the moon's surface. Ear-.. earth'orbit, the 3,817-ton Sat-a straining arms to flip back rocketed from earth today to dreds of thousands of visitors ly the nekt day, they are to „ urn 5 roared to. life, punish- * to the pulsating giant. - . make man's first attempt to eager for a glimpse of the ad- walk on the moon, fulfilling ing its launch pedestal,-with With agonizing •<. slown.ess land on the moon. venture's blazing start. a centuries-old dream, of a dazzling sheet of flame. the Saturn 5 climbed on a For three .days, the- astro- mankind.' The rocket screamed on its wide pillar of fire, gradually ^ A. Armstrong, Air nauts will soar outward on a Paul' Donley, test con- pad for 8-9 seconds as a. picking, up speed as its hun- Force Col. Edwin 13: Aldrin quarter-million-mile voyage ductor, told the astronauts computer system made cer- gry powerplant gulped fuel Jr. and Air Force Lt. Col. Mi- through space and then fire tain' all five booster engines' at the rate of 15 tons a sec- just before launch, "Good chael Collins rode a Saturn 5 themselves into orbit 69 miles reached full thrust of 7.7 ond. rocket into space at 9:32 a.m. above the lunar surface. luck and Godspeed from the million pounds T more pow- After 12 seconds, the guid- EDT to start the epic jour- On Sunday afternoon, Arm- launch crew." • erful than 92,000 locomo- ance system tipped the rock- ney. ' • strong and "Buzz" Aldrin Armstrong replied! "Thank tives or 500,000 automobiles. (See APOLLO, Pg. 3, Col. 3) LBJ Among 500 VIPs

AIMING FOR THE MOON — Three U. S. astronauts who started their historic flight to the moon today are shown in their space suits. They ara, from left, Edwin 'Like First Baby' Aldrin, Michaj>JL^ollrnjjand_jjASTRONAUT ON MOON of .astronaut Edwin "Buzz" Col. Edwin E. Aldrin Sn, him for lunch at Cape Ken- new, like Johnson, arrived in Ten representatives of the but he telephoned best wishes — This drawing from Grumman Aerospace Corp. de- Aldrin Jr., scheduled to take 73, a retired Air Force pio- nedy, Fla., Sunday, were the jam-packed Cape Ken- "Poor Peoples Campaign" of to astronauts Neil Armstrong, part to the Apollo 11 moon neer, said he plans to watch "God bless you." He saiijie nedy area on the eve of the the Rev. Ralph' David Aber- Michael Collins and Edwin picts Apollo 11 astronaut Neil Armstrong taking his shot, Said yesterday the last the launch on television at does not plan to -talk to his flight to the moon and at- nathy were added to the VIP Aldrin Jr. first step on the moon after descending by ladder time he saw his son he was his home or at a friend's. son again until after the Apol- tended a private dinner party list after a .meeting with. Nixon originally was to from the lunar module. In the background is tbe "more relaxed than I have He Said the-last words he lo 11 flight. given by Dr., Thomas O. Paine. —Irave^ined-with-the Apolk>4i ~fartrn (AP Wirepihoto DrawingL The elder Aldrin told a Paine, administrator of the £hey protested the nation's (See VIP'S, Pg. 2, Col. 4 news conference that he wiH not be worried about most of the mission, only the descent NqtJhing Prepares to the moon's surface and the Latta and Lotz Swapping Commands return to the command mod- ule. , A Wife for This "From there it should be like taking a taxi .back By HARRY F. ROSENTHAL the space-made communities home," he said. SPACE CENTER, Houston of Nassau Bay and Seabrook Aldrin and astronaut Neil (AP) — Nothing ever pre- and Clear Lake and El Lago. .A. Armstrong are scheduled FT. MONMOUTH - Two of uation from the U.S. Military Lotz served in Vietnam as pared a wife for a time such And as an electronic clock to set foot on the moon while the Army's top communica- Academy, serving in that as- Assistant Chief of Staff for as this. 1,040 miles away at Cape astronaut Michael Collins re- tors will swap jobs in early signment from September, Communications - Electronics, Not Jan Armstrong, who Kennedy, Fla., strangely mains in the command mod- September, the Department 1938 to September, 1939. Gen. U.S. Military Assisfance Com- understood that "Neil wanted counts backward to zero, ule. of the Army announced yes- Lotz is a former deputy com- mand. tojflevaUfhis life Jo what he's there'suddenly are no kids on The elder Aldrin added.that terday. manding general of ECOM. He is the former deputy doing now." the street and no housewives afterHie Apollo 11 flight, U.S. Maj. Gen.-William B.iat- Gen_JLotz, .ene of _ the Ar- . commander of the Army Not Jean Aldrin, who going for the paper or a officials will have to decide ta, commanding generaLof. my's, highest educated com- pe^rc^cJ^ov|ng_Ground at whether, they want to "slide learned on the amateur stage street chat, and newsmen the Army Electronics Com- munications specialists, hold's Ft Huachuca, assuming his back and let someone else be to lose her own identity. . wait outside three homes to mand and Ft. Monmouth, a master's degree in commu- duties there in 1959 following the .number one'space power nications engineering and a service in Korea and Hawaii, Not Pat Collins, when she hear what the wives have to in the world.'! ' will become the commanding say when the clock-Smarts go- doctorate in physics. He where he was the Signal Of- promised, like women the Aldrin, adding that there general of the Strategic Com- world over, "to have and to ing forward and everything munications Command earned his master's degree at ficer for the 8th U.S. Army was no "generation gap" be- the University of Illinois and and the U.S. Army Forces hold from this day forward is well. tween himself and his son, (STRATCOM) and Ft. Hua- the doctorate from the Uni- Pacific, respectively. • • • Jan and Jean and Pat all said he did not know if his chuca, Ariz., replacing Maj. versity of Virginia. They have lived with it for have gone through it before. son and Armstrong planned Gen. Walter E. Lotz Jr., who At Ft. Huachuca, he served ' years, this fantasy that one But nothing ever prepared a to say anything special upon will take command of ECOM A native of Pennsylvania, for three years as Chief of day man will go to the moon. • wife for a time, such as this. setting foot on the moon. and this fort. he had served as Chief of the the Electronic Warfare De- This was the day. The men "Gemini was the end of He said they may have Maj. Gen. Latta and Maj. Army's Communications- partment, director of the Sys- were their men. something," said Jean Al- planned to say something, Gen. Lotz were classmates in Electronics in the Pentagon. tems Development Director- Astronaut homes cluster drin, whose. "Buzz" was on but joked, "Well, I made the 1938 at the U.S. Military He has been the. commander ate and deputy commander. around the Lakeland area* the last flight of that series remark that he might say Aaademy. Both joined the of STRATCOM since Jan. 1, Was Area Deputy near the space-center. In an,d left his spacecraft for Wx something unprintable — es- 51st Signal Battalion here as 1968. For a year's period end- In August, 1962, he became those homes, half a hundred hours, establishing a record. pecially if he stubs his toe." Maj. Gen. William B. Latta second lieutenants upon grad- ing in September, 1966, Gen. deputy commanding general Maj. Gen. Walter E. Lotz Jr. wives know what Jan and "This flight," she added, "is of the Army Electronics Com- Jean and Pat are going the beginning.*' mand here, following which the , Army, Commendation through. . -i And, as if having her man .assignment he served as Di- Medal with Oak Leaf Clus- ter. But not quite like the wives waiting to go to the moon rector of Army Research in of the Ajtollo 11 crew. Noth- wasn't enough, Joan Collins Honduras Invasion Pressed the Office of the Chief of Re- - He* is married to the for- ing ever prepared a wife for had to worry last night about search and Development in mer Shirley C. Colton, daugh- a time such as this. a tree in' their front yard SAN SALVADOR, El Sal- battleground." the enemy attack." The Salvadorean army Washington, D.C. ter of Maj. Gen. (ret.) and "I feel fine about it," said that was toppled by a storm. vador (AP) — Ignoring a Diplomatic sources in San. A seven • nation peace said its forces "are going Gen. Lotz is the holder of Mrs. Roger B: Colton of Alex- Mrs. Collins on the day be- It was all right, though. No- call from the Organization of Salvador said Salvadorean keeping committee dis- forward, conquering inch by the,. Distinguished, Service andria, Va. They are the par- fore. "Everything seems to body was hurt. j American States for a cease- forces appeared to have pen- patched by the OAS arrived -inch the Honduran, ter- Medal and the Legion of MetL_ ents of-three children, Mrs. be going just fine." Wives being wives' and to- fire, El Salvador pressed its etrated as much' as 20 miles in San Salvador last night to ritory." There were reports it with two Oak Leaf Clusters. Jeremy Elms of Arlington, They always say such day being an important oc- invasion of Honduras today inside Honduras. The Hon-. seek a cease-fire in the utwo-> $hat the army had penetrat- He has also been decorated Va.; a son, Roger, of Tucson; and demanded that the Hon- ed 20 miles into southwest things to newsmen on the day casion, Pat and Joan went duran government claimed day-old war, but there was with the Bronze Star Medal, and another daughter, Anne yesterday to have their hair duran army "surrender be- that its troops "are fighting no immediate indication of Honduras, and that a second the Air Medal, French and of Alexandria Va. .before. But the lights and the fore being defeated on the column to the north was (See WIVES, Pg. 2, Col. 1) valiantly ; . . pushing back success. Belgian Croix de Guerre' and (See CHANGE, Pg. 2, Col. 3) television sets go on early in nearly 10 miles inside the border. \ . Salvadorean government sources said the army was Long Branch Surwtw Lauds driving toward the Honduran Attendance Down The Inside Story capital of Tegucigalpa in two columns — one made up of Charity Ball theme above the clouds .-..- - Page 14 tanks, artillery and motor- Hero of Shuttle Plane Crash ized vehicles moving" along Weddings : ~. Page 15 At Monmouth Park Engagements - '.- - ...... Page 16 the South Highway,.part of NEW YORK — Lt. Robert, plete charge after the der later was released from the Pan American Highway, TRENTON. (AP) - Atten- 35-day period a year ago. Jersey breeders have their day Page 18 Schneider of Long Branch, crash." ;' the hospital. .and the other an infantry dance, handle and revenue are "We have seen other infla- Monmouth Park Today ,Page 19 N.J., returning home after "He called out to the pas- A possibility that air turbu- force marching through the all down for the first 35 days 1 tionary symptoms in the National Sweepstakes Regatta coming Page 19 completing 13 months' Army sengers, 'don't panic,' 'don't lence caused by a departing mountains. of racing at Monmouth Park, past several months such ks duty in Korea, had praise for panic' He went to the- rear giant jet might have affect- State Treasurer John A. Ker- spiraling costs and tight mon- Allen-Goldsmith 6 Sports _....". 18, 19 Tegucigalpa is about 40 a fellow passenger after their and picked up the steward- ed the STOL plane was being vick announced yesterday. ey," Kervick said. "When Amusements 17 Stock Market 15 miles from the Honduras-El plane crashed on takeoff at ess and then he went back investigated. But Kervick said the de- revenue falls off • at a track Astro Guide 2$ Successful Investing 15 Salvador frontier, but nearly Kennedy Airport yesterday. for the mother and daughter. The dead were identified cline is nothing more than that has consistently pro- Births -... 2 Television 17 75 miles by highway from El The pilot, co-pilot and a Then he went in again.' as Earling C. Bierge, 53, the Amatillo, where the armored a reflection of general eco- duced a high level of revenue Jim Bishop 6 Women's News 14-16 passenger were killed when He was referring to stew- pilot, of Hicksville, N.Y.; column reportedly crossed nomic conditions. we must assume adverse eco- Bridge 23 DAILY REGISTER the short-landing-and-takeoff George H. Harrison, 34, the the border. "Racing revenue is a good nomic conditions to be one of Classified 20-22 ardess Barbara Theofel, 25, (STOL), plane crashed and co-pilot, of Old Tappan, N.J., economic indicator," Kervick the causes." Comics 53 PHONE NUMBERS of Huntington Station, N.Y., El Salvador claimed its burned. and Frederick Kruse, 46, a said. In all, the handle at Mon- Crossword Puzzle 23 and to Mrs. Anna Puchtler forces had captured the Main Office .741-0010 Praising Air Force Maj. passenger, of Palo Alto, According to preliminary mouth is $59.5 million; the at- Editorials 6 of Bamberg, Germany ,and towns of Nacaome and Nue- Classified Ads .741-6900 Howard Gage, 34, of Platts- Calif. figures, attendance is 'down tendance 513,182, and the Herblock 6 her daughter Angelica. va Ocotepeque in the border Home Delivery 741-0010 burgh, N.Y., Lt. Schneider The crash of the twin-en- 8.8 per cent; handle is down state revenue $5.3 million. Innocent Bystander 19 region, but Honduras denied Mlddletown Bureau 671-2250 said that officer "took com- She and 10 passengers, in- gint Otter high-wing Dellavi- 7.3 per cent, and the state's Movie Timetable 17 Freehold Bureau ...462-2121 it. Collectors Items Uniform Sale cluding Schneider, were hos- land occurred about 2,000 revenue Ls down 7 per cent. Obituaries 4 Long Branch Bureau 222 0018 Just arrived, The Apollo Now in progress. Shirley pitalized. The full exlent of feet from a police emergen- Allways Travel Centre P.O. The figures wore for a period Sylvia Porter 6 Sports Department 741-0017 Moon Shot. Monmouth Liquors, Shop, Broad St., Red Bank. their injuries was not im- cy garage and the blaze was Building, Sea Bright. 842-1492. from May 31 to July 10 andnext to Butch's Car Wash, Red (Adv:) mediately known. Lt. Schnei* .(SURVIVOR, Pg. 2, Col. 4) Book now.—(Adv.) •• were compared to the same Bank. (Adv.) .THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BAXK • MIDDLETO\FN, N. J.:.WEp\ESDAY, JULY 16, 1969— Highlands Mayor Finds Job Second Mall Theater Plan Both Rewarding, Frustrating Okayed in Freehold Township HIGHLANDS —"How do I able to perform services for road equipment has been pur- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP- velopment is built, the park percentage allowed, but this like being mayor?" many residents." chased. Several , unsightly The Freehold Mall shopping will be adjacent to the Barka- situation has changed: Mayor James T. White an- The mayor extended his buildings have been" de- center on Rt. 9 is about to , low School instead. Mr. Sheehan said that out of swered the question in his an- thanks to the police and other molished and condemnation expand. The change resulted in an a total of 417 garden apart' odd lot which could violate ments allowed by ordinance nual report submitted to Bor- borough- employes who, he of several others is under The Planning Board last ough Council last night. said, have done an excellent way. zoning regulations if the de- in the township; 357 have been night approved plans for a approved. As of July, there "It has been. rewarding to job this past year; he gave The police department has veloper built a house too second movie theater 6,370 were 2,782 one family dwell- me by the services I was special thanks to the fire de- received badly needed equip- large for its size. Last night, square feet in area and a ings in the township. The ra- able to perform on behalf of partment and first aid volun- ment and personnel. Addition- the board decided to remove 54,000-foot store. tio of garden apartments to the residents, and,it has been teers, and he thanked hLs col- al training courses for offi- the restriction because the lot one family units allowed frustrating in that after a leagues on the council "who cers have been instituted. The The new theater will be ad- itself is in keeping with the would be 15 per cent maxi- sincere'effort, I have been un- have worked to make High- municipal jail has been reno- jacent to the existing one, zoning ordinance. lands a better town." vated. " forming a twin theater facil- Okay Apartments mum. An application by Reid Reporting after his first Results have shown up, the ity, said Raymond C. Shee- The board also approved Realty Co. on Rt. 9 to pro- year as the borough's chief mayor said, in a crackdown han, Planning Board chair- the application of Briar Hill Wives Estates, Rt. 537, for 17 gar- vide parking space for, 14 executive, Mayor White cited on narcotics, which has led man. *" (Continued) den apartment units, the bal- cars was approved subject to a host of civic accomplish- to several raids with numer- The site plan for the addi- done. Jan Armstrong, whose ance of an original 188 unit Highway Department approv- ments. ous arrests and convictions. tion was approved subject to husband is to be the first application. All but the 17 Highlights of the year in- A extensive program has approval by ' the planning al. man on the1 moon, was • th£ apartments were approved in clude painting and paneling been maintained by the Rec- consultant and township en- The Manning Board voted only wife who went to Cape 1966 because the total did not of Borough Hall;, installation reation Commission. Beach gineer. to change its meeting time Kennedy to see Her man off. then conform to the dwelling '.of a loud speaker system in improvements include new Leonard Diener, the owner from 8 to 8:30 p.m. No comment, she said the council chamber; new of- benches, repair of existing of the shopping center, was through a space agency ficial tax maps and the hir- structures and installation of represented by architect Har- spokesman.- ing of a data processing firm showers. old Glucksman, of Irvihgton Band Concert Tonight : Mrs.. Armstrong . toot 12- to expedite preparation of tax The newly • created Atlan- and attorney William Hoch- year-old- Eric andz 6-year-old -rolls and tax bills; a new tic- Highlands - Highlands man of Newark. RED BANK — The Red Bank Municipal Band will per- Mark along. salary' ordinance providing Sewer Authority" is" negotiat- SWING" IT! — Thrill of a lifetime comet for Eugene Project Disapproved form topight at 8:30 o'clock in Marine Park. Conductor is Joan Aldrin commented cost of living increases, lon- John W. Luckenbill. ing for the site of a new sew- Goim, 12, of Peach St., New Shrewsbury, as he rocks A Glendale Estates applica- '-that their sons* 13-year-old gevity pay for police,, sick Here is the concert program: er plant which will eliminate, with Diana Ross on stage at Garden State Arts Cen- tion^ for tentative approval Michael and 11-year-old An- leave, paid holidays and hos-" 1. March, "Invercargill" Lithgow dumping of pollution into the of "a major ^subdivision was drew, and daughter Janice, pitalization. « • ter. He was one of 20 youngsters picked to dance 2. Overture, "William Tell" :: Rossini Shrewsbury River. denied because the lots fail who will be- 12 next month, The 60-40 state aided mu- with The Supremes at Monday night opening of their 3. Trumpet Trio, "Buglers Holiday" Anderson A section of Rt. 36 was an- to meet one acre residential are becoming aware of the nicipal planning program has Soloists — Zachary Shnek, Douglas Johnson nexed from Middletown, al- week-long appearance. Also featured on program are zoning requirements. meaning of this flight. been continued, and state aid lowing the entire borough to and William Entwistle the Buddy Rich Orchestra and S+evie Wonder. The owner, Sidney Gell- The Collins children, 10- has been received for im- be patrolled by its own po- 4. Descriptive, "Belle of the Ball" : Anderson (Register Staff Photo) man, of Economy Enterpris- year-old Kate, 7-year-old Ann provement of borough' roads lice. 5. Broadway Musical, "Sound of Music" — « Rogers and 6-year-old Mike, probab- and for installation of a traf- es, Freehold, proposed to 6. March, "Anchors Aweigh" Zimmerman ly aren't at that' stage yet. fic light at Bt. 36 and Miller build houses on 17 property 7. Waltz, "II Bacio" .... Ardlti Their fathers are going to St. • lots oh 17 acres between 8. Overture,"Mornmg, Noon & Night" ...... von'Suppe the moon. ' ~ ... . The road and garbage de- Broken Needle Spurs Arrest Robertsville Road and Gor-. 9. Novelty, "Joshua" - Yoder Nothing ever prepared a partments have started don Corners Road. 10. March, "El Capitan" ,t .'. &usa wife for a time such as this. monthly trash pickups. New RED BANK - A broken hy- where he spent the night Buckalew was charged with Gilbert Landes, of Brook- (Featuring the majorettes led by Blair Kendall; the podermic needle caused the pending arraignment this unlawful possession of nar- wood Drive, presented two flag twirlers led by Nicola Kromann, and the specialty larresiof JEtonald^AlbertJBucV ^morning. cotics and •'possession of a petitions signed-by residents twirlers. Pam Gale, Jackie Matnwaring and Debbie alew,-22l2 r ^T ~Police-ehief McKmght said hypodermic needle. of the area objecting to the Setaro) . Ave., early today, according Glendale Estates plan. -, 11. National Anthem . . " to. Police Chief Lerby Mc- County to Condemn One petition was against Knight. a proposal-to extend Glen- iaItr~Drive—and~ inake~itr-a- gency room of Jersey Shore through street; The petition Medical Center at 3 a.m. af- County Births Land Next to Park \ said this would create a trif- FREEHOLD — The county ter injecting himself, it was the park's westerly boundary charged. The needle broke, fic hazard. The second object- Board of Freeholders agreed and a stream! Quickly Put to Use ed to downgrading by failure RIVERVIEW Mr. and. Mrs. Michael Jen- half of it remaining in his i Red Bank yesterday to proceed with Of the acquisition cost for to comply with one acre zon- nings (nee Ann Vendemia), 13 right arm, Chief McKnight RED BANK — With the State Park, Alfred Gatta,' Mr. and Mrs. James Des- Cedarcrest, Drive, Neptune, a .condemnation proceedings to the land, 50 per cent will come Red Bank Recreation Com- ing, acquire a 3.12-acre tract said. borough recreation director, mond (nee Susan PatWn), 88 daughter, yesterday. from the state, 20 per cent mission it's a case of no soon- Mr. Landes and several which is adjacent to the from the federal government The hospital notified Red said yesterday. . Winding Way, Little Silver, Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Mur- er said than done. . others spoke in support of son, yesterday. Holmdel County Park, Holm- and the balance by the Bank police and Detective Sgt The grant was made to the . phy (nee Mary Craig), t On Monday, the commis-' the petitions. Mr., and Mrs. William del. county. •Herbert Swanson went to the Recreation Commission under Thoregy Drive, Englishtown, slon received a $1,000 grant On another major subdivi- Oviatt (nee Joan Lockwood), the board decided to pro- The board signed a jurisdic- hospital and brought the man the state Youth Conservation a son, yesterday. - from the state Department of sion, Sunnybrook Estates, the 7 Fifth St., .West Keansburg, ceed through condemnation tion, control sfad maintenance back to police headquarters, Conservation and Economic 4nd Recreational Program board removed an exception daughter, yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tesor- after it «was unsuccessful in agreement for section 10B of Development to bus youngs- Development Act. The funds in the case of one lot that it Mr. and Mrs. Philip Serpico iero, Old Queens Blvd., En- negotiating with the heirs of the Rt. 18 Freeway and Way- ters to state parks for swim- are designed to assist in pro- glishtown, a daughter, yester- the William J. McCormick side Road, (County Rt. 38) in /made when it 'approved the. (nee Elaine Brunner), 78 St. ming and on cultural trips. viding recreational programs day. estate. The appraised price of New Shrewsbury. for disadvantaged children,, application in May 1968. Peter's Place, Keyport, son, 'BioBomb' The first trip for 50 chil- yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Bart Callahan the last was (set at $8,350. The board also established dren already has been and Mr. Gatta said state At that time, a recreational (nee Nancy Cular), 49M 7 County Park Director a 40 mile an hour speed zone guidelines will be followed in Mr. and Mrs. Peter Welsh planned. The youngsters will park planned for the middle Stokes St., Freehold, a son, James Truncer said the land along Sycamore Ave., (Coun- Meeting Is spend Friday at Cheesequake implementing it. of the subdivision was mofed (nee Eileen Penn), 26 Valley is vacant and is adjacent to yesterday. ty Rt. 13A) in Shrewsbury • at the request of the Board Vale Road, Old Bridge, the county park lands and will daughter, yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Val" Borough, New Shrewsbury of Education. When the de- be used for the protection of and Little Silver. Set t Mr. and Mrs. Paul Daguilar en tine (nee Christine Salzer), , LINCROFT - "The Contri- Survivor (nee.flarlene Hentz), 102 New 1437 Rustic Drive, Oakhurst MonnioiiUfRoad, Middletown, a daughter, yesterday. bution of the University- to (Continued) . ,'" ' '"" .' quickly put out with foam. Airways, which operated the daughter yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene H. Environmental Preserva- J Salomon (nee Jennie Augun) CTOlrplrfle Ms ferried plane. -----. ----- MONMOUTH MEDICAL The Weather tion" will be discussed by passengers among Kennedy, George A. .Van Epps, chief Yeilowbrook Road, Farming- two speakers at a meeting of Newark, N.J., and LaGuar- Long Branch dale, a daughter, yesterday. Mostly sunny, hot and humid around 15 knots in afternoon' of the Northeastern Region ManinNeed the Bio Time Bomb Dis- dia airports since last No- of the National Transporta- Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Cat- Mr. and Mrs. Edward today and tomorrow and and around 10 knots other, vember. It had taken off for termole (nee Eileen Weeks), Hulse (nee Patricia Mount), fair, quite warm and humid times. Fair through tomor- cussion Group in the Unitari- tion Safety Board, said a Of Insulin 299 W. Park Ave., Oakhurst, Newark. giant jetliner took off shortly 24 Pine Ave., Freehold, a son, tbnight. HigJiJMay-aiidto^Tow, with visibility generally an Church, West Front St., MARLBORO TOWNSHIP- son, Monday. yesterday. morrow, ifing&gjtroin lowTo five miles or more except here, tonight at 8 o'clock. The accident was being in- before the STOL did, adding:. Colts Neck State Police have Mr. and Mrs. William Clark midvlfls-J along ", immediate lower in some patchy fog or vestigated by the Civil Aero- "We are Investigating to issued a 13-state missing per- . (nee Verna Clarke), 23 Apple coast and in 90s in interior, haze each-morning. Speakers will be Roger La- nautics Board and New York determine how soon" ahead condro of the Division of Con- son alarm for Mathew Kbr-, St., New Shrewsbury, daugh- Low tonight in mid 70s in the 707 tooKott and what re- J servation and Environmental dich, 76, a Marlboro State ter, Monday. south to some mid 60s' in TIDES sults theremight have been Mr. and Mrs. Norman PS. Hospital patient who wan- TMrthwestr Friday's outlook, jicience_at, Rutgers_Uniy«av jMcms^lus Service Sandy Hook" --- sity, and Dr. Robert White-' VIPs -dered •— from—the—hospital- p, again sunny, hot and humid. TODAY — High 9:54 p.m. grounds Saturday. tunato), 105 Stoney HiliRoad, between Asbury Park In Long- Branch, yesterday's Stevens, who was once chos- (Continued) and Newark and low 4 p.m. en to debate Rachel Carson, astronauts on the eve of their Mr. Kordich is a diabetic Eatontown, daughter, Mon- high was 87 degrees and the Matawan Fire TOMORROW - High 10:30 author of "Silent Spring," on departure from Earth. But and needs insulin injections day. low was 63. It was 78 at 6 a.m. and 10:30 p.m. and low television. he canceled this plan when daily, according to his daugh- Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Silver P.S.#130 p.m. The overnight low was Fought Twice ter, Miss Mariane Kordich, 30 (nee Helen Lapidus), 164 Ea- 4:36 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. The Bio Time Bomb Group space agency doctors ex-, 69 and the temperature at 7 Howard Ave., Keansburg. She toncrest Drive, Eatontown, is an organization of private pressed concern that Arm- MATAWAN - Borough po- Asbury Park- this morning was 70. For Red Bank and Rumson described him as having blue daughter, Monday. -, citizens interested in conser- strong, Aldrin and Collins lice reported a fire this morn- bridge, add two hours; Sea eyes, white hair, weighing Mr. and Mrs. Robert Larkin Newark Buses , MARINE v vation and environment pres- might catch a cold or other ng that broke out twice last g Bright, deduct 10 minutes; about 170 pounds, and about (nee Eva Feaster), 32 Brent- Cape Hay to Block Island: Long Branch, deduct 15 min- ervation. Its meetings are germ from the President. night, the police here said. UNCROFT—HOIMDEI five feet, 10 inches tall. He wood Drive, Eatontown, son, MATAWAN—SAYHEWOODS Mostly southwest to south utes; Highlands bridge, add open to all interested in the Nixon plans to be on the One alarm at 6:02 brought Matawan Boro Fire Depart- has a lame left leg and speaks Monday. NEWARK AIRPORT winds through tomorrow 40 minutes. subject. aircraft carrier Hornet July with a Hungarian accent, she •n rout* to Ntworlc ment to the home of Howard Mr. and Mrs. Brian Conway 24 when Apollo 11 splashes said. . (nee Barbara Payne), 176 Freqvant iervic«. lew fsr«. fat Up down in the Pacific. Gates of. 124 Middlesex Road, via Parkway and Tvintpik* here where a fire started be- If there is any information Park Road, Monmouth Beach, The Apollo 11 crew had son, yesterday. AskbusoptretoraboutlowcoiHO-Mp Official Wants Swimming Pools steak and mashed potatoes tween the floors of a two- about her father, Miss Kor- commutar llckd. with seven other astronauts. family house there. dich asks that Colts Neck Mr. and Mrs. Gary Bankes rustic snvta COOIWNATB) T*Ai4srorr The most-important visitors According to police any State Police be advised.' (nee Jane Horniacek),. 10 John St., Highlands, son, yes- of all, to Apollo U command- persons in the house were, Miss Kordich said she was Fenced in Matawan Township terday. er Armstrong, were his wife brought out and no injuries' going to Bayonne this morn- ... MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - ing four feet or more above forever wandering around the Janet and sons Eric, 12, and occurred at that time. The- ing to check on a report by JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL •Building inspector Joseph grade provided that the stairs neighborhoods with an in- fire department was called police there that they picked Mark, 6. They were assigned Neptune .'•JB. Rifkin has sent an urgent or other means of access to satiable .curiosity that in- a private site'on the Cape to again"at 11:34 p.m. and this up a man who might be her appeal to the Township Coun- the pool are remqved when eludes die insides of pools."~ watch the liftoff. time no one was at home. father, although the descrip- Mr and Mrs. Anthony Vi- cil to amend the township not in use or are effectively tion given her by phone did valdi (nee Nikki Stigun), 59-A '.swimming pool ordinance to . closed with a gate as provid- not seem to fit perfectly that Wilson Ave., Englishtown, a make fencing mandatory. ed above and securely latched of the missing man. son, yesterday. Citing the July 11 death of when such pool is not in Change of Generals Slated a three-year-old Iselin boy. use." Section 5 reads: "All other who drowned in an unfenced (Continued) Headquarters Seventh Army Forces In Washington, D.C. backyard swimming pool, , above ground pools greater Gen. Latta, who has been for landings and campaigns in Gen. Latta was assigned as Mr. Rifkin called for manda- than two feet deep, unless the commanding general of Sicily and in France. In Feb- Army Signal Officer of Head- tory fencing of all above- enclosed by a fence of the ECOM and this post since ruary, 1945, he rejoined the quarters Seventh Army at MONMOUTH MEATS < ground pools of more than type and dimensions herein October, 1965, was born in staff of Headquarters Seventh Stuttgart, Germany, in July, two-foot depth. 1961 and on Aug. 15,1962, be- 110 MONMOUTH ST. 13 MAIN ST. above specified shall be - Texas. Army as chief of the com- BRANCH AVE. , Gen. Latta attended the Sig- munications division for the came deputy chief of staff for .. Controversy over pool feric- either 1. emptied when not in RED BANK EATONTOWN LITTLE SILVER •ing arose here at the end of nal School in October, 1940. campaigns in the Rhineland communications and electron- April, when Mr. Rifkin be- use or unattended or 2. cov- On graduation, he remained (Germany) and in Cential ics, Headquarters North 741-5292 542-0743 741-5350 4 gan warning residents to ered with a suitable strong' there as acting director and Europe. In May, 1945, he be- American Air Defense Com- fenc* pools after he interpret- protective covering." later assistant director of the came Signal Officer, XXI mand and Headquarters Con- Lean - Fresh Lean - Boneless tinental Air Defense Com- ed the ordinance "as calling Mr. Rifkin claimed the officer candidate department. Corps in Germany. mand at Colorado Springs, for fencing. • measure was unenforceable. He graduated from the 6th He was ordered to Washing- Colo. GROUND STEW Homeowners, particularly "Neither I nor the deputy in- Special Course of the Com- ton in April, 1946, for assign- On Oct. 1, 1965, he returned in Strathmore, objected, spector have the time to look mand and General Staff ment to the Organization and : here to assume his duties,as i maintaining the measure in every backyard to see,iif SchooT" at Ft. Leavenworth, Training Division of the War CHUCK BEEF called for fencing of only homeowners are complying," Kan., in February, 1942, and Department General Staff. commanding general of those pools with four-foot . he stated. was assigned- to Washington, In 1948 and 1949 Gen. Latta ECOM and this fort. i D.C., as special assistant to attended the graduate school Gen. Latta holds the Legion sides or higher "Kids are curious. If they the chief signal officer of the of business administration at of Merit, Commendation Rib- see boxes next to the pool Need Is Stressed. Army. In August 1942, he Harvard University and grad- bon with Medal Pendant, 69 i they'll climb up and perhaps 8* "With numerous pools being uated with distinction with French Croix dc Guerre with fall into the pool," Mr. flif- joined the planning group as installed, it is imperative, if the degree of master of busi- Gold Palme, American De- Arbogmr & Bastion kiii added. "If t/iere is a executive officer to the sig- BONELESS BRISKET 1 we are to avoid a similar ness administration. fense Service Medal, Ameri- SWIFT'S PREMIUM fence, they will be stopped." nal officer of the Western tragedy as in Woodbridge, Task Force which, under tho In June, 1952, he was as- can Campaign Medal, Euro- SKINLESS that our swimming pool ordi- The inspector, stressing the late Gen. George Pattern's signed to the Signal Corps pean - Africa - Middle East CORNED 4 nance be amended," Mr. Rif- importancp of the order, said, command, made the D-Day Supply Agency at Philadel- Campaign Medal, World War BACON kin wrote the council. "This is too needed to sacri- landing at Casablanca on Oct. phia as tho deputy for pro- II Victory Medal, Army Occu- BEEF 4 He said the amendment fice on the altar of a vote. I 10, 1942. curement. Two years later, pation Medal (Germany) and FRANKS would have to eliminate Sec- hope the council responds to Leader In Invasions he was transferred to Formo- Meritorious Unit Emblem. tions 4 and 5 of the ordinance my request. On Dec. 21, 1942, he took sa as the chief signal adviser He is married to the for- as amblguou.s. "Kven the Red Cross ha.s command of the 1st Armored to Uie army section. In June, mer Beatrice L. Thompson Section 4 states: "Nothing come out in favor of the fenc- Signal Battalion at Casablan- 1958, he returned to the Unit- and has three children, Wil- 89 ed Slates to attend the Indus- 69 In this ordinance shall apply ing, citing that the children in ca, French Morocco, which liam R. Jr., Laura B. and to pools having sides extend- the 2-5 year age bracket are provided communications for trial College of the Armed Robert P. Latta. 8*s -THE DAILY REGISTER. RED BANK • MIDDI.ETOTX. N J J1LV IV EAI Proud Tap of the News Of Part In Disliked Parking Ban WASHINGTON - Arms limitation talks with the Soviet Moon Flight ..Union cojuld begin in the second week of-August according WEST LONG BRANCH — Altered in Highlands to word of a completely informal and unofficial kind from Personnel at Electronic Asso- . the-Russians, administration sources report. "If you find the garage Is ciates Inc. here and at North HIGHLANDS - What do sure: Last night's letter was Policy makers here still are shaping their position. But you do about ano parking or- the answer. on our land, kindly let us Long Branch are being in- it is hoped the information is correct because the admin- dinance no one likes? Code Criticized know and we will be glad to istration is said to want some sort of moratorium set for formed at regular intervals Borough Council found out arrange a lease," the rail- at least part of the nuclear weapons family before the year The ordinance, adopted of the progress of Apollo 11 last night in a letter from without protest, drew violent road letter offered. is out. Official word is expected with the return of Soviet via bulletins over 4hie com- Henry Ney, county traffic en- The letter was referred to Ambassador Anatoly Debrynin from Moscow consultations. criticism when t no parking pany's loud speaker system. gineer, read by borough at- signs suddenly appeared on Mr. Gruber for a determina- The United States, officials say, is ready to cede on- torney Benjamin Gruber. tion. Beyond the national inter- the bay side of Bay Ave. Mer- site inspection for the preliminary moratorium, say, on chants and businessmen there- est in the history making "Simply take the signs At the request of Mayor further missile deployment by either side. This would be down," Mr. Ney recom- protested that the parking monitored by existing intelligence methods. With a pre- event, the company's associ-, James T. White, an ardent mended. ''The ordinance is ban would ruin their trade. conservationist, council au- - liminary freeze in effect the negotiators could then move ates have a special interest toward a master agreement for halting all kinds of strategic unenforceable unless the Hearing them, council thorized letters to Brook- nuclear weapon deployment — with on-site inspection. because EAI computers signs are maintained in good agreed the ban would better dale Community College urg- order," the county traffic en- The central issue in the negotiations is whether the two played an important part in be enforced on the other side ing creation of a depart- gineer explained. of Bay Ave., but found itself ment of environmental great powers can freeze their weapons systems at about the the simulation of actual flights : present level and thus save billions of dollars and rubles dating back to the early days 'He said it; I didn't," Mr. stuck by its own ordinance. science, and to the U.S. Ar- over the next few years, or whether they can obtain rela- of the Apollo program. Gruber declared. It was agreed last night my Engineers protesting es- tive security only by continuing to escalate the arms race. The attorney refused at last that the signs will come down tablishment of an offshore oil "Naturally we at EAI are month's council session even pending an amendment to pumping point opposite Long proud to have contributed to to ask for permission to re- the ordinance. Branch. the ,program, particularly in Okay Carter Murder Conviction move the signs. "The ordi- Is the borough garage part- the simulations of the docking ALDRIN DIGS IN — Apollo II lunar module pilot nance is. already on the ly on property of the Central TRENTON — The murder conviction of Rubin "Hurri- of the lunar Module to the Edwin E. Aldrin Jr. digs into a steak at the astro- books," Mr. Gruber protested. Railroad of New Jersey? A Command Ship and the vital Moon Watch cane" Carter, who once fought for the world middle-weight nauts' pro-flight dinner at'Cape Kennedy last night. He agreed, however, to' ask polite letter from the railroad boxing championship, was upheld yesterday by New Jer- re - entry procedure," said Aldrin will be th» second man to strap onto the moon Mr. Ney If there were any asked, the question and urged sey's highest court. Lloyd F. Christianson, EAI quick and legal way to Borough Council to please Is. Planned • - ~ In a unanimous 7-0 decision, the state Supreme Court president. if the Apollo flight go»t*i planned. (AP Wirepboto) avoid enforcement of the mea- checktire-matter;- said it. found nothing to suggest that Carter and an accom* pljce, John Artis, were innocent in the 1966 shooting of two By Randi men and a woman in a Paterson bar. Both men were con- RUMSON - A local ama- :victed two years ago and received life prison sentences. ' teur astronomer will view ."'.' . The high point of Carter's boxing came in 1964, when he the moon this weekend and fought Joey Giardello for the middle-weight title, but lost a Apollo 11 Team Off to the Moon he extends an invitation to 15-round decision. , anyone who would like to join .(Continued) home planet on mankind's ing more than 525,000 gallons Leadership Conference, lead- If Apollo 11 succeeds, Arm- him. et slightly onto a southeast •greatest exploration — an at- of liquid hydrogen and li-, ing a group of poor people strong and Aldrin next Sun- James Randi, 51 Lennox heading and it sped out over • tempt to land two men on the quid oxygen into the fuel who would rather see space day afternoon will detach a Safeguard Foes in New Battle the Atlantic Ocean. Ave., has enough telescopic moon. tanks of the giant Saturn 5. funds used to fight poverty. spindly-legged lunar landing equipment for himself and After two and one-half min- The countdown ticked President Nixon phoned the craft and fly it to a touch- WASHINGTON - Senate foes of the Safeguard missBe . A crowd of "hundreds of 1 his guests to view a moon- defense plan are campaigning on a second front, seeking a utes of flight and at an alti- smoothly toward the appoint- thousands, the largest ever spacemen from the White down in the moon's Sea of landing vigil at his home ed 9:32 a.m., EDT, liftoff halt in testing of multiple' warhead offensive weapons. tude of 40 miles the first to watch a launching from House on the: eve of their Tranquillity, leaving Collins' Saturday evening. He ex- .'- While the Safeguard debate rumbled on, tha} companion stage shut down and the sec- time. Civilian commander' launching and told them: .to orbit overhead. pects to, view Mars and Ju- ond stage separated and Neil A. Armstrong, 38, Air this fabled spaceport, was "You carry with you a feel- issue was before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on hand to view the fiery, At 2:21 A.M. Monday, Arm- •piter, as well as earth's plane- today. The weapons involved: multiple, independently tar- flashed to life. Force Col. Edwin E. Aldrin ing of good will in this great- tary satellite if the weather Jr.", 39, and Air Force Lt. start of the great adventure. strong is to step onto the sur- geted reentry vehicles — MIRV's — with which the nuclear', "Thrust is good," Mission est adventure man has ever face and for the first time •.allows a clear view. warheads one one missle could be aimed against several dif- Col. Michael Collins, 38, se- Included were; the wife of undertaken . '... I wanj you Control told the crew. "All. cured themselves on couches the commander, Janet Arm- man will walk on soil that is He said the moon at this ferent targets. • ' • engines look good." . , to know that my hopes and not of his world. It will be an time will be just two days in a cabin atop a mighty Sat- strong; former President my prayers — and those of imprint on history. - "Houston, be advised the urn 5 at 6:54 a.m. •' short* of the first-quarter Lyndon B. Johnson, a firm all Americans — go with phase, an ideal time for see-' visual is go today. They final- As the astronauts boarded supporter of the space pro- you.' Aldrin will follow minutes -HughesWill Live in Princeton ing the majoj r craters in ly gave Bie~srwliMdw to loolr~"The spaceship; technicians gram; Vice President Spiro out," said one of the space- Armstrong told the Presi- an American flag that hope optimui m illuminationilli . . PRINCETON — Gov. Richard 3. Hughes plans to con- were tightening leaky valves T. Agnew.; hundreds of con- dent he and his colleagues tinue to make his home in this university community after men; at the 200-foot level of the fully will remain there for- gressmen and government of- .were "looking forward to the. ever. he leaves Morven, the governor's mansion, hi January. . Civil defense officials esti- rocket service tower. The ficials; and more than 3,000 liftoff." He said they were Hngbes has informed the Princeton Township Planning mated more than a million valve is associated with a newsmen from 52 nations. honored by the phone call . But they will not claim the Be wise... open 3 Board'that he will build a home on a 1.85-acre tract here. persons, the largest crowd system that feeds liquid hy- Also here, camped outside and "encouraged by the in- territory for the United ever to witness a Cape Ken- drogen into the Saturn 5 States. For Armstrong and the gates, was the Rev. Ralph terest and good wishes and Aldrin go to the moon as am- nedy launching, saw the de- third stage; y David Abernathy, 'president prayers of Americans across Checkvnaster Battle Faces Second Vote parture of the great rocket. bassadors for all of Earth. ' The weather was ideal The of the Southern Christian the country." They bear with them small Thousands had camped launch time forecast was flags of 136 nations, including account toddy —" RICHMOND; Va.' - William C. Battle, a former U. S. overnight on beaches and scattered clouds at 15,000 ambassador to Australia, and state Sen. Henry E. Howell Russia, which will return other vantage points. Roads feet, a slight northeast breeze with them. They will leave -- Jr. ran one-two in Virginia's Democratic gubernatorial pri- were jammed early in the and temperatures in the high mary yesterday and will meet in a run-off election Aug. 19. Courtroom Is Cleared on the moon messages from morning by NASA traffic tie- 80s. the leaders of 73 nations. Al- ' NBatUe, son Of former Gov. John S.. Battle Sr., pulled in 39 ups. per, centof the .votes' cast, while Howell drew 38 per cent. Reaching out in pursuit of so left behind will be a --; The third man in the Democratic primary, Lt.Gov. Fred Among the observers were a dream, the astronauts ride For Man's Arraignment plaque with these words: former President Lyndon B. ' G. Pollard, got 23 per cent. , ' the awesome power of the Sa- FREEHOLD — County into. Wade's Service Station, "Here men from the Planet Johnson, Vice President turn 5 into earth orbit, re- Court Judge M. Raymond Mc- Earth Spiro T. Agnew, and Arm- l 2 Ocean Ave., Monmouth main there 2 A hours, then Gowan took extra precautions Beach, June 6 and stealing "First set foot upon the Dispute Triggers Shooting Case strong's, wife, Janet, and rocket toward their target - yesterday for the arraignment their two sons. $12.-80; declared that nobody moon ' 250,801 miles away. of Thomas J. Robinson, 37 would do anything to help him "July 1969 A.D. , ORANGE — An argument over a $75 police clothing al- Armstrong, Aldrin and Col- South Ave., Atlantic High- in his attempt to be released "We came in peace for all lowance triggered the shooting of Gennaro DeAngilis, po- CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. . lins were up early for the his- lands. from the county jail. mankind." lice director of Orange, who. was repdrted in satisfactory (AP), — America's Apollo 11 toric launching, rising at 4:15' Bqfore Robinson was Robinson was freed on $1,- The astronauts are well _condition yesterday at Orange Memorial hospital. Police astronauts slipped into the a.m. for a medical examina- aware that theirs is the most "v^ sa[d DeAngelis was shot at his home Monday njght by Vin- - cockpit ~of their—spaceship- tion and a traditional launch brought Jnto the courtroom^ OOO^baU for these ^harges^ Judge McGowari had the blirwaF in jaiPon another difficult and dangerous space Can we help you? - cent P. Walsh, 54, a retired police lieutenant. just after dawn today, ready day breakfast of steak, eggs, flight ever undertaken. They to rocket away from their toast, ' coffee and orange room cleared of spectators charge. He later accepted Serv/ce iM our biggest asset and directed that Robinson Judge McGowan's advice that must depend on the perfect juice. be brought in shackled in. he obtain a lawyer. meshing of the 15 million Israel Suffers Battle Losses They were reported rested handcuffs which were secured parts that comprise their CENTRAL JERSEY BANK and in good spirits. Judge McGpwan also ac- N OV •Schweickart's, to a^waist belt. rocket and two spaceships. MEMBER OF F. D. I.C. ' . TEL AVIV — One Israeli soldier was killed as Egyptian Technicians helped them in- cepted these two other inno- and Israeli forces traded gunfire, across the Suez Canal Mom Watching to white space suits with bub-, The judge disclosed that cent pleas: " yesterday arid teariy today, the'Israeli army reported. The WALL TOWNSHIP (AP) - ble helmets" and the American Robinson had become unruly William E. Harrison, .1510 firing centered in the Dwad Suwar region, midway along Although her son isn't on the flag emblazoned on the in the county jail. Garden Dr., Oakhurst, denied the 103-mile waterway, a spokesman said. . Apollo U, mission, Mrs. sleeves. As they left their Robinson, after pleading in- charges of having stolen prop- _ ...... |n Amman, the Jordanian capital, the Palestine Armed erty in his possession. He was —George-L._Schweickart, the .crew quarters, they smiled nocent to charges of breaking' : Struggle Command said "four of its guerrillas and several^ mother of Astronaut Russell and waved at a group, of sev- charged with haying a 1969 Israeli soldiers were killed in a clash yesterday in the Jor- ' Schweickart, member of the eral hundred space center Ford Mustang, valued at $3,- dan Valley, and that the Arab raiders destroyed three Is- Apollo 9 flight, says she is workers who cheered and 357 May 24 in Keansburg. raeli armored vehicles, two heavy machine guns and a radio just as concerned as "if my shouted, "Good Luck!" Jails Driver The car was thejKoperty of .post. '..•- own son were up there." They were transported by Hertz Rent-a-Carrfew York. Mrs. Goerge L. Schweikart aY special air conditioned van ! On Second Thomas Greenhalgh of 44 said she and her husband will to the launch pad five miles Carey St., Lakewood, denied Wagner Man Backs Lindsay be watching the launching on away and rode an elevator up charges of maintaining a Insouciant ladies sample Natetsoris J. Kridel television at their home here* 320 feet to the space craft Conviction gambling resort Sept. 26 in summer SALE before heading for the beach. NEW YORK - Stanley H. Lowell, director of Robert F. "I never let up .until they leVel. LONG BRANCH — Daniel Howell Township. tmiM Waper's Democratic primary campaign, is the latest Demo- are all safely back aboard Throughout the night, the Zazzarino of Neptune yester- cratic defectortp Mayor John V. Lindsay's bid for re-elec- ship," Mrs. Schweikart said. launch crew was busy pump- days was fined $300 and giv- tion. ..-'':. -;.: "-... . _,-.'• • • • ' en a three-month jail term , Lowell, who headed the City Commission on Human . for a second conviction of Rights and served as deputy .mayor under Wagner, said driving while intoxicated. yesterday he would back Lindsay, "whose outlook and whose City Court Judge Stanley view of the responsibilities of government coincide with that TRIP TO THE MOON Cohen also fined the man of the majority of those who make up the Democratic party $200 for driving while on the in theiCity.of New York." revoked list and ordered, FOLLOW THIS suspended sentences for driv- ing without • a license, oper- Drug Firms Hit on Patent ating an unlicensed vehicle HISTORIC WENT and - the use of ficti- . "WASHINGTON - The Nixon administration, trying to tious plates. ON YOUR OWN lower spiraling drug priceY through vigorous antitrust en- Paul Conway, Portaupeck ' forcement, has charged seven major drug firms with using Ave., Oceanport, also drew a , • a fraudulent patent to monopolize sales of a leading anti- $200 fine, and two-year li- biotic. cerise suspension for driving MOON The government, in a three-count civil suit, also de- while intoxicated. manded at least $25 million in damages — probably much Joseph Manno, Maple Ave., more — from two of the companies, Charles Pfizer & Co. .West Long Branch, was fined Inc. and American Cyanamid Co. • $200 for driving while on the CHART, revoked, list. William Hearhiser, Second AMA Okays Student Loans Ave., paid $15 for careless presented driving and Anthony D'Ales- NEW YORK - The American Medical Association, cit- sandro of Newark, was fined exclusively by ing high interest rates and- a tight money supply, has re- $15 for careless driving on a , versed its policy and approved federal loans to medical bicycle. students. The AMA's governing, body, the House of Dele-- Joseph D. Lena of Arthur . gates, approved without dissent yesterday a resolution call-, M GOIN Ave. was fined $10 for mat- WEDAILY VJP/JTC ing for an increase in federal financial support of medical ing-an improper turn. , schools. . MR.WIIS0N I ,,>JR»lll9»,,tjjftj»'«>naiits from lift off to recovery on this Long Balks on Surtax Plan PoSSeilger tO MOOTl Judge Cohen highly informative color chart. Track them in orbit to WASHINGTON - Chairman Russell B. Long has indi- By DENNIS Penalizes 2 where they set foot on the moon. Chart also con- cated he will not go along with a Republican move to force Ya wanna know somethin'? rains capsule information and pictures of all our the surtax extension bill out of the Senate Finance Commit- My Dad says they're gonna send passengers to the moon LONG BRANCH - Early tee tomorrow. Republican Leader Everett M. Dirksen, a .... on a rocket! And Mr. Wilson, the guy next door, says Davis of Pine St., Asbury astronauts. Finance member, told newsmen he was hopeful the panel he's gonna put me on it! A real rocket! To the moon! Park, yesterday was fined would send the embattled legislation to the Senate floor for Boy! I've always wanted to go to Texas, but this is even $500 and drew a six-month debate at tomorrow's session: Asked about this, Long told better! And farther! suspended jail term for pos- CALL TODAY a reporter it was up to the committee to decide how to han- I rode a roller coaster twice; once with my Dad and session of lottery slips. dle the House-passed surtax bill. once with the kid my Dad paid to take me the second time. - City Court Judge Stanley 9 A.M. tO 5 P.M.! The Dally Register, Circulation Dept. But I've never rode on a real rocket! Zoooooooom! I heard Cohen suspended $300 of the 741 Mil ft S105 Chestnut Sr., Red Bank, N. J. 07701 , your mouth flys open an' blood runs outa your nose an* $500 fine. /*! I-UUIU [Please send Moon Charts @ 50c ea. Pair Deny Plot On Nixon ears an' sometimes ya pass out cold! Boy! I can hardly Joseph I. Young of Grant CIRCULATION DEPT. • Enclosed find $ wait! Court was held in $500 bail NEW YORK — Hussein and Abdo Namer, accused with And wouldn't my Mom be surprised? She don't even on a charge of wounding Rob- or MAIL COUPON i?r their Yemenvfather of plotting to kill President Nixon de- like me to cross the street! But I wouldn't tell her 'til I ert Johnson May 19 with a nied the1 charges from the witness stand yesterday. Both got there. She might worry. An' she might not let me roasting fork in the Grant ALSO AVAILABLE j^"ZIZIZZ Zip Mid they had not asked the state's primary witness, Mo- go! But Mr. Wilson says If they send, a passenger rocket Court apartments. He awaits AT OFFICE hammad H. Aljamal, to join in any plot. to the moon, he's gonna see that I'm on it! .Grand Jury action. -THE DAJLY REGISTER, RED BANK-M1DDLET0WX, N. J.: WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1969- Eldon L. Seley decision on a motion by Mr. NAPEBVIIXE. ILL. - El- Frankel which sought to bar don L. Seley, 39, of 1236 Ca- Doctor, Nurse Describe Condition OiArnold Baby's Body at Trial the hospital records as evi- Ulpa La,, formerly of New FREEBQLFREEHOLD —- AA docto doctor r Oldold, , - •* , witnessf, ,Mrs tin,,. Josephin Josephine eAn An- . deadead dwhe when nit iwat was sbrough brought int In- - today,today, testifietestified d yesterdayesterdayy bacback kt oto ft ft. .DJ DJxx "We, Ve, too, to dence. Mr, frantoS main- Shrewsbury, fJ.J., died Sun- testified yesterday that the Dr. Lerman said that the thony,; a registered nurse at to the hospital. " - that he observed the injur- said he detected an odor of tained that Arnold' denied day at Edward Hospital here. bSty ofStt-year-old Paul Ar- clothes the infant was dressed the hospital, did, however. While she detected an odor ies on the infant's body and smoke. that the signature on the Mr. Seley was born in nold, son of William P. and in and the blanket he was Mrs, Anthony said that Ar- of smoke, she said no part of that Arnold told him that Judge McGowan delayed form is his. . Hutchinson, Kan., and held a Linda Arnold who are on trial brought to the hospital in nold brought the infant into the clothing she observed was the child had had a fit. master's degree in Electrical for the murder of their son, were dirty. the emergency room at 1:50 burnt. There was no odor The first witness for the Engineering from New York was in poor hygienic condi- Assistant Deputy Public a.m. March 23 and said the from the bandages which day was Long Branch Patrol- University. He was head of tion. Defender Harold A. Karasic, infant bad had a fit. She, too, were removed from the in- man Anthony Gervollno who SPECIAL CLOSE-OUT the special studies department Dr. Beatrice Lerman, an representing Mrs. Arnold, at- described the injuries on the fant, she said. at Bell Telephone Laborato- had followed a police 4'x6' Fringed attending physician at Mon- tempted to question the doc- infant's body. , After the infant's body was car which transported Ar- ries, here. mouth Medical Center, Long 95 tor if certain tests were made nold from the Home of the He is survived by his widow, There was an Ace bandage examined, she continued, she AREA RUGS Branch, said the infant was to determine the cause of on the infant's left leg, she attempted to find Arnold but Chronic Sick, Washington Mrs. Bonnie Lee Wood Seley; dead when she examined him death but Dr. Lerman re- Discontinued Patterns two daughters, Cheryl Ann said, adding that under it was that he wasn't in the emer- Ave., which he thought was shortly after he was brought plied that only a pathologist a paper towel which covered gency room. She then called a hospital, to the Monmouth were 89.00 69 and Carol Jean Seley, at to the hospital at 1:50 a.m. could perform them. a burn. a Catholic priest and had the Medical Center. \ home; five brothers, Delbert March 23 by Arnold. and Harold Seley of Oklahoma Dr. Lerman said that she Mrs. Anthony, under ques- infant baptized. " The patrolman said that The doctor was one of four did not detect an odor of tioning by Mr. Frankel, said Long Branch Detective Arnold had asked him in the Huffman & Boyle City, Okla., Norman Seley of state witnesses to testify yes- Oxford, Kan., Bobert Seley of smoke about the infant's that there was no doubt in Gregory Bova, who will re- hospital how long he would Rt. 35 Circle • Eatontown, N. J. 542-1010 terday in the second day of clothine or body. An earlier her mind that the baby was sume on cross examination be there before he could go Winfield, Kan., and Ronald trial before County Court Seley of Coffeeville, Kan., and a sister, Mrs. Bea Winchel of judge M. Raymond McGow- New Amsterdam, South Af- an. She was on the stand for rica. the greater part of the day as defense attorneys ques- tioned her in detail concern- SALE Lo Prete Services ing her examination of the in- TODAY LONG, BRANCH - A Sol- fant's body. thru' emn High Requiem Mass will The state is seeking a first be offered for Anthony Lo degree murder conviction but ivo SAT. Prete Friday at 9 a.m. in has waived the 'death penal- Holy Trinity Church. Mr. ty. The Arnolds — William, Lo Prete died Monday. 21, a Ft. Hancock soldier, and PLUS YOUR MOST VALUABLE Interment will follow in M£ his wife, Linda, 20 — reside Carmel Cemetery, West Long at 300 New Ocean Ave., Long FOOD BUYS ..TRADING STAMPS FREE! Branch, under the direction Branch. of the Damiano Funeral Dr. Lerman testified that she PRODUCE DEPT. Home, Long Branch. found on the body bruises on Mr. Lo Prete, 42, of 292 the right and left cheek; mul- West End Ave. was born tiple small cuts on the left TOMATOES here. He was the son . of Vcheek; whelp like marks on the buttocks; iirst and second RED RIPE Rocco and Theresa Yepello SLICING Lo Prete of Long Branch. degree burns on the left knee, thigh and buttocks; a large CHUCK CELLO CARTON ca. Last January, he retired from the'Police Department black and Jlue mark extend- after 10 years as a patrol- ing across the face, and a man. He was a past presi- -one-inch cut on the left fore- dent of JPBA Local 10, here, head. PASCAL and a veteran of World War The black and blue marks STEAK on the face, she said, could' n. not have been caused by a CELERY Besides his parents, he is fall. If it were, it would have survived by his widow, Mil- WE SELL ONLY FIRST broken the nose, she said. A lU.S.GOV'tGRADtDl dred Cardilla Lo Prete, a son, . one-inch cut on the forehead, CUT Rocco Anthony, and a daugh- NECTARINES ij—Mwever, shejsaid^ could have SWEET CALIFORNIA both at home; two sisters! been caused by a fall. CHOICE Mrs. Catherine Cosentino of Although she. examined the BEEF West Long Branch and Mrs. infant's body for about 15 2 lbs. Susie Chidoni, here. minutes, she said, she quick- LONG GREEN ly knew that the infant was THICK CUT SHOULDER dead. CUCUMBERS - Daniel P. Carey Under questioning by. SILVER TIP ROAST LONDON BROIL ASBURY PARK -^Daniel Charles Frankel, of Asbury P. Carey, 62, of 610 Sewall Park, representing Arnold, TOP ROUND ROAST CUBE STEAK £g Ave. died yesterday, in, Jer- the doctor, a 'specialist in BONELESS _ SHOULDER sey Shore Medical Center, YOUR pediatrics for. 10 years, said CHOICE STEAK '. CHOICE Ib. Neptune. the burns were several days RUMP ROAST . Born in Newark, where he resided most of his life, Mr. END OF STEA1 CITY CUT COUNTRY STYLE Carey moved here 13 years H. S. Davis, Was CANNED HAM HONEYSUCKLE SPARE RIBS ago. He was a layout man : ROAST .69' IMPERIAL BONELESS OR CITY CUT, HIP CUTS in the assignment bureau of Exchange VP PLYMOUTH the New Jersey Bell Tele- NEW YORK (AP) — A for- BOLAR ROAST ROCK PORK CHOPS .89' MARGARINE phone Co. in Newark. mer executive vice president DELICIOUS FOR BAR-B-Q STEER BEEF ' QUARTERS He waira member of the of the New York Stock Ex- • US DA. CHOICE DELHtOAST OR RIB Telephone Pioneers of Amer- change, Howland Shippen Da- $ SLICED LIVER ica and was a Navy veteran vis, 82, died yesterday of can- EYE ROUND ROAST Ib. STEAK TWO GUYS SKINLESS CITY CUT FRESH PICNIC SHOULDER 99 of World War II. cer. Mr: Davis was chairman filmKANKS * 69' t KOSHER WCKUS qt. 39' 'Survivors include his wid- of the exchange from 1940 to 49* GROUND ow, Mrs. Charlotte A^ Boehs \ 1948 and lived in Manhattan PORK ROAST TWO GUYS . QUARTERED LOIN RIB SIDE o ' • e Carey;—a— daughter^ Mrs,- and Tivolis N, Y. He was born CHUCK 1 JRESH&LEAN Ib, COLD CUTS ', «,.39 Charlotte Falcone of Hazlet; in Sea Bright, H. J. ! PORK CHOPS IS ib89 MORTON 10 VARIETIES two sisters, Mrs. Mae Rich- His wife, the former Laura ards of Newark and Mrs. Livingston, died In 1967. Margaret Schmerber of New Mr. Davis was a member of DINNERS Providence and four grand- the exchange from 1915 to i HEINZ LINDSAY MEDIUM SIZE daughters. 1920 and a governing mem- A rosary will be -said at ber from 1935 to 1937, when 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in the. he became vice president. = iTOMATO KETCHUP GREEN GIANT John W. Mehlenbeck Funeral He was a partner in Blake RIPE OLIVES Home, Hazlet. A Requiem Brothers & Co. brokers from \ 14-OZ. BTL FROZEN RICE Mass-will be=offered-at-10i -1915 to-1938,i- — _ -a.m. Friday in St. Benedict's Davis is survived by a "Son, bf'ANISH-RISOTTOVERD' Catholic Church, Hazlet, with Howland Davis of New York PilAF-MCDUY burial in the St. Joseph Ceme- City; a daughter, Catherine tery, Keyport. Davis Stoningtdn of Denver; nine grandchildren and a ORE-IDA HASH BROWN great-grandson. Mrs. Ada Gray TUoQu^\ POTATOES 29' BOHEMIA, N.Y. — Mrs. John L. Normand COUPON Ada Gray, 70, of 100 Middle- APPETIZING DEPT tonTttiad died yesterday in FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP- TOWARD THE PURCHASE OF John L. Normand; 64, of 6 TWO 14-OZ. BOTTLES Riverview Hospital, Red RICH'S DARK MEAT Bank, N.J, She had been Alexander Ave., died sudden- visiting her son, Melvin S. ly Monday at Jersey Shore HEINZ KETCHUP Gray Jr. of 27 Heritage Medical Center, Neptune. He WITH RELISH OR ONIONS TURKEY Drive-, Middletown, N.J. was born in Antwerp, Bel- WITH THIS COUPON She was born in Baltimore gium, and was the co-owner Good Only at two Guys of Rug-ArRama, Neptune. • n . One coupon p«T family. TWO GUYS SOLID PACK CALIFORNIA TWO GUYS CALIFORNIA ROLL Ib. and lived there until she Thru 5

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Protective "We always require tickets and you can't get on without moth. action then can be taken against de- a ticket." Back into the terminal, back into another line ._ WeJhaye.learned, often painfully, structive repetition. Control agen- where finally after pleading with the young lady, at the THlUREPORTER ticket counter, I was sold the enclosed ticket, which I at- of the hazards involved in pesticide -, cies ask public cooperation in the de- tempted to deliver to the driver of a bus who told me it use, especially in such widespread'ap- tection and reporting of any signs of was the wrong kind of ticket. In my view, the Public Service w plications as are required for mass in- • infestation of the pest. Coordinated Transport had one of those rare opportunities * Looking for the Real Jackie to put its name into effect providing the public with ser- vice and furnishing some coordinated transportation to Gen. Eatta's Tour of Duty Ne^rs End • By JIM BISHOP "Next month I'm going to Dallas with people stranded because of- a railroad mishap. I think you 1 Sometimes, when I read the denunci- my husband," she said. It was almost as and those who manage your operations, together with Yesterday's announcement, that The general will be swapping jobs ations and accolades accorded to Mrs. though she was projid of her own brav- officials of the State of New Jersey responsible for public aj. Gen. William B. Latta will leave with Maj. Gen. Walter E. Lotz Jr., Jacqueline Onassis,, I feel like shouting, ery. The lady did not like people in car- transportation, including licensing and franchising Just as did many of the generals after graduation from West Point. somewhere between. The refused to truckle, she issued a manifesto who preceded him;. Gen. Latta, al- 1 Then, too, Gen. Lotz is no stranger. tumult which occurred beginning: "The President would like to though primarily interested in his re- when she married Aris- know. . ." It was impossible for her The Day h Coming Besides a year's stay at the fort back totle Onassis was shame- to sustain v criticism from any quarter. 42 Grace Ave. sponsibility as commander of the post ful and degrading. The in 1938, he was deputy commander Plenty of it came from her husband when Port Monroouth , and the vast Electronics Command, BISHOP lady Is an adult. She is he demanded that she curtail her spend- made a solid and favorable impact on of ECOM in 1962. We look forward to entitled to pledge her &e- \ To the Editor: ing- •'.••. Many of us here in Vietnam have been following the the civilian community. welcoming him back. votlon to any man. She is young, and * * * could not fee expected to live next to the, stories about unrest on the nation's campuses with subdued A man possessed of tremendous When Gen. LatVa completes his eternal flame on her husband's grave. AND YET, WHEN, he married her In anger. It is demoralizing to read about our underprlvUaged energy, he never spared himself in his tour of duty at Monmouth, he is cer- 1953, both understood the weaknesses of counterparts vandalizing campus buildings, manhandling In person, she is short, with a head the other. Middle-aged women in Wash- roles as an Army man and as a county tain to be commended for his dedicat- "too large for the body. The legs are slight- institution leaders and generally making asses of,them- ington smile when they remember movie selves. citizen. There are many evidences ed, brilliant service. For us, the trans- ly bowed, and she keeps her eyes wide dates with Jack. He never seemed to car- open and her lips pulled away from her It is painful to thousands of less pampered "students" that Monmouth County benefited fer brings the feeling experienced ry cash. At the ticket window, he often here who take their lessons from Instructors in black teeth like a,brunette Alice in Wonderland. borrowed a few dollars from the girl. greatly because he has been with us when a true friend moves from the If she is intellectual, it does not show. : pajajnas and sandals; where classrooms are sandbagged, almost four years. neighborhood. * When I offered her an inscribed copy of The thrifty married the spendthrift. sweaty jungle clearings; where a drink is four tablets_JBL_ any of my books, she chose the only sen- The junior senator from Massachusetts a canteen of warm muddy water; where the Saturday sational one: "Honeymoon Diary." won the Georgetown girl. Kennedy money night date is a cold beer and a letter from home, and where the grades are not A's, B's and C's, but sudden death, A Wish for Our Apollo Heroes At best, she is an attractive selfish married social standing. A shouter, mar- . ried a screamer. Ambition married ambi- .crippling wounds' and, maybe, victory. Asthis is written, editorial page child. Mrs. Onassis finds it simple to. d> /-v'/Bm-we don't expect you people back in the world, to We look forward to the completion yidethe whole world into "Us and Them." tion. It was, I'suggest, a good marriage 3SrJKe all even' though trie edges of the. cloak of be concerned. You did your share back in '44, or was it of this historic, dangerous mission. In —"Us" is our set, the literate group of '54 and now you're too tired to do more than Mutter™ patience were often ragged and torn'. the meantime, we'd like to rephrase Schleslngers, Sorensens and Seigenthalers "What's this world coming to?" successful launch of Apollo 11. Carry- willing to genuflect at the Hyannis Port There are a himdred books about the Well, don't worry, people, because someday: tills iyar ing three courageous, disciplined and the "God Bless You" wish uttered holy of holies. The "Thems" art the rest Kennedys. And yet, so far as I know, is going to be over and half a million angry men are going of the world—the peasants too ignorant to intelligent men on a voyage long Sunday when Col. Edwin E. Aldrin none of them presents an accurate, ob- to descend on the 50 states with dreams of homes, fami- . aspire 'to become an "Us." jective portrait of the President and his lies, education and jobs. dreamed about, we are heartened by Sr. of Brielle s>id/'so long" to his Lady. The magazine condensation of Mary When they hit the campuses, I sincerely hope that the confidence they have shown. son with "God Bless Them." SOME WRITERS claim that the "Nan- Gallagher's gratuitous insult is a selection someone tries to stop a Marine "leg" from going to,class, ny." Maud Shaw, brought up Caroline and of juicy weaknesses. or that some sorry, smelly social reject tries to plant a INSIDE WASHINGTON Joim-John. To the contrary, their mother .. On the day the President died, he Viet Cong cross next to the artificial leg of a Seebee or snent as much time with her children as came out of suite 850 at the Fort Worth spits in the burned face of an Army medic. I guarantee her duties as .First Lady of the Land Hotel roaring: "Can't somebody get Mary that it will only happen once. . would permit, in addition, when Mrs. Bish- Gallagher on the ball!" Translated, this David Hornig op and"Twere"'if tfie White H6use;^wer meant that the First Lady desired Mrs. '- ! L__: w25th Infantry Division were impressed with Jackie's natural in- Gallagher's assistance at her morning toi- 25th MP Company By ROBERT S. ALLEN It is Hartke's contention that even un- stincts as a mother. lette, and had complained to her hus- APO. San Francisco •• and JOHN A. GOLDSMITH der the existing 50-50 funding formula, So- . She knew exactly when to indulge band. As this Was her first political trip There wfll definitely be a Senate vote cial Security reserves are ample to their whims, and when to say no. Caro- in his behalf, Mr. Kennedy did not want on. an immediate 10 per cent increase in finance his proposed increases without ad- The Word Was Defeating line's shy adoration of her mother was it to be the last. Social Security benefits. ditional taxes. obvious in the way her hand sought her Mrs. Kennedy once said to my wife: '•••'• ' 11 Fonman St. President Nixon favors a 7 per cent * $'•••• mother's; in the way John-John ran pell- "I adore my father-in-law. I wish my hus- : ••'.•_ Fair Haven, N. J. raise to become effective next year. The REASONS WHY - Sen. Hartke bases mell down the second floor corridor to nanJUwould let him come to the White To the Editor: House Ways and Means his demand for an immediate 10 per cent grab his mother by the leg,and hang on Houip to recover. But he won't." The rea- Please comet a misprinted word in my July 10 letter Committee refused to Social Security raise on two principal son: Jackie didn't include Mrs. Joseph to The Daily Register letters column: .. . consider the matter, at in a little boy's Hug. grounds: I do not think that a day passed with- Kennedy in the invitation. Sen. Tower and Sen. Everett Dirksen, among others, all as part of the legisla- , Fate has been cruel to all the Kenne- have cited the role played by A.M.A.P.A.C. in defeating tion continuing the 10 per (1) The persisting escalation in living out the lady phoning her mother. If, as costs; (2) every segment of the govern- Mary Gallagher writes, she was cheap dys. Today, Jackie seems to be confined (not "defending") the appointment of Dr. John Knowles. cent- surtax. Under the to a yacht. Her husband has a reputation A difference of two letters in one word could make the let* "closed rule" that oper- ment—from the executive, judiciary, Con- •' about drinks and groceries, and a lavish gress, military, civil service to "blue col- spender on jewels and clothes, I saw no for being tough. He can afford to lose her. ter and the questions it posed quite incomprehensible. > ated when the House de- Thank you; lar" workers—has had one or more pay evidence of it. The thing she seemed to She can't afford to become a two-time liberated that measure, Very truly, boosts since the last increase In Social feel guilty about was that, except for one loser. all amendments were Teresa Kneuer barred. \ • Security benefits'. ' trip to Paris, she had never accompanied There is something sad ahout a little girl with too much pride. But there are no "Inflation is rapidly eroding the 'in- her husband on a political roundelay. ALLEN such restrictions in the come of every American," said Hartke, Hurray for Nordt, Senate. If the Finance Committee, how "and worst hit of all are the millions of' YOUR MONEY'S WORTH 7 2TiIton Place considering the House-passed\ surtax, older .citizens living primarily on Social Middletown, N. J." balks at including a Social Security in- "Security payments. These older Amerit TomeJEditor: • crease, it is certain to be offered as an cans-are like prisoners in an ever-contract- Save by Substitution Hurray for Mr. Robert Nordt's letter in your Mondiy, July amendment on the Senate floor. ing cell. 7, newspaper. He said so much In those three paragraph* Sen. Vance,. Hartke, "This devouring Inflation starkly em- By SYLVIA PORTER May, 1968, but a half gallon of skimmed that so many of us feel. D-Ind., influential mem- phasizes that .our Social Security system is , • Hard 'though it is to take, today's up- milk is up more than 2% cents. Tradition is something hone of us like to see broken. ber of tlje Finance Com- tragically failing to keep up with the soar- surge in food prices is not across the In fruits: Prices for apples and straw- Sincerely, mittee; has served em- ing income- needs of the aged. Last year board. Rather, it has been and is vicious- berries have risen in the past year but Mrs. F. T. Wise Jr. phatic notice of that on the cost of living rose some 4Vj per cent. ly selective, a fact which dramatizes to oranges have dropped over 10 cents a both Democratic and Re- During the first quarter of this year, it an extraordinary degree the money-sav- dozen. The price of a small can of frozen publican leaders. He has jumped almost a full percentage point and ing rule of "substitu- orange juice has jumped nearly 4% cents .WITH A SINGLE THOUGHT! notified them he is de- us still going up. It's very evident that the tion." , but the price of the same size can of ter mlrted to force a rec- time to do something about this desperate- In plain , words, when lemonade has risen less than % cent. ord vote, both in the Fi- . ly pressing problem is now and not next the price of one food- In other foods: Instant coffee has nance Committee and on- year. starts going out of sight, risen fairly, sharply while the price of reg- the Senate floor, on an * * * substitute for it another ular coffee has actually dropped. The Immediate hike in Social which will be just as or price of butter is slightly higher but the Security benefits. "OUR OLD PEOPLE cannot wait, and nearly as satisfactory to price of. margarine Is slightly lower. it is inconceivable to me that Congress .- If he is licked in the committee,' your family. Prices of instant mashed potatoes have should disregard their just and proper A study of the latest risen about twice as much as prices of Hartke will renew his fight on the floor. ' duesT-especially after voting itself a $12,- In line with this strategy, he is press- average U.S. Retail frozen french fried potatoes. And the cost 500-a-year raise." Ing a bill calling for a five-point "mod- PORTER Food Prices, just pub- of 10 pounds of "natural" potatoes is up ernization" of the Social Security system, Citing that 26 per cent of American ^ lished by the Bureau of less than one cent during this year. as follows: men over 65 are employed either full or Labo/Statistics, underlines the degree of * * * part time, Hartke argued that the $1,680 selectivity. —Immediately Increase benefits THERE ARE MANY ways you can JO per cent across-the-board:. earnings limitation Is a gross hardship. In meats: Prices of round, sirloin and "The purpose of the Social Security porterhouse steak have all risen nearly 12 shop for substitutions Intelligently and by —Establish a permanent system of au- so doing not only hold down your overall program is to provide security," he said, cents a pound in the past 12 months and tomatic raises based on increases in the food budget but actually cut it even during "and particularly the security of income veal cutlets are up 18 cents to an average cost of living of 2 per cent or more at the this phase of galloping inflation. All are end of any 12-month period. after retirement. The earnings limitation of $1.93 a pound. But canned ham has risen less than one cent, beef liver has basic and well known to the thrifty money —"Greatly liberalize" the earnings lim- prevents people from doing honest work manager. itation which now penalizes Social Security and still receiving the Social Security risen less than two cents, and turkey has beneficiaries if they earn more than $l,(>80 benefits to which they are entitled. actually dropped nearly eight cents to 47 —Keep records of prices you're pay- cents a pound. a year. "Men and women reach the age of 65 ing, particularly for the big items, such —Permit widows to receive the full only to discover that they' are penalized * * * as meat, and shift your menus as prices' benefits earned by husbands, not because of inability or unwillingness IN FISH: Frozen shrimp (10 oz.) costs dictate. —Revise the Social Security funding to work, but because of an unnecessary 11 cents more than it did a year ago but —Shop the weekly specials at your su- formula so that the employer, employe and foolish artificial barrier. If we are go- the same amount of frozen perch fillets permarket with substitutes in mind and and federal government each pay "a one- Ing to utilize'the talent and experience costs less than one cent more. stock your freezer and pantry with foods third share. At present, the. employer and of pur older 'Americans, the earnings lim- In dairy products: A half gallon of you need or want when they are marked , employe each pay 50 jwr cent. itation must be grenlly liberalized." Ice cream costs only H cent more than In down. THE DAILY REGISTER, FED BANK- M1DDLET0WN, N. J.: WEDNESDAY, Jl.LY 16, 1969- .SianLon has teen a teacher and Gershom Tomlinson, as- \ in township schools 39 years. ststant high school principal. \ A resolution of gratitude and Mr. Cole will become an as-/ Middletown School Leader Wants Budget Appeal to Failcommendation was adopted" satiate professor to fStvtK Deal, Adult School, was appointed dale Community College, and ilKWM^TOWDLETOWN ~— "If ththe physical educationeducaUon, $0,650t».65O;: $7,02717,027;; , Mrs. Anne HogersRogers, grades, $«,«50$6,«50; MrsMr»,. Judith Deal, business education, Adult School, was 1appoint and an embossed copy wiJl U of the Township Corn- John McGrath of Manasquan, here, primary grades, $7,027; Rosenthal of Caldwell, pri- $7,780. assistant principal' in the be sent Mrs. Stanton. Mr. Tomlinson has been ap- els denied, we can get English, $9,199-, Mrs. Jeanne Peter J. A. Smith of West mary, $8,157; Miss Diane Mrs. Anne M. Killbride of high school at a salary of pointed assistant to the Com- $14,086. Among 19 teacher and ad-, munity College president }0wfiai£ witv need. If.not, we'll Matulis, here, Spanish, New York, English, $11,770; Blackwood of Old Bridge, ele- Belford was hired as school ministrative staff resigna- $7,592; Mrs. Barbara Moe, Miss Catherine Sbgorka, mentary grades, $7,592; The board also approved *' be miserably and seriously nurse at $7,115. Approval was given of the tions accepted with regret here, elementary '' grades, here, physical education, James L. Pinkus of Deal, William C. Golubinski, retirement effective June 30 are those of Richard C. Cole, salary adjustments for 23 handicapped." $7,027; Miss Barbara Price of $6,650; Miss Lynne Will! of mathematics, $6,650; and teacher of social studies and of Mrs. Mildred Stanton, science teacher and director teachers who have improved ' So'said Paul F. Lefever, Lincroft. elementary grades, Port Monmouth, "elementary John A. Gauvreau of West director of the Community teacher of mathematics. Mrs. of the Sandy Hook Program; their academic standings. •choql superintendent, at Mon- day's meeting of the Board of Education. Mr. Lefever was referring to the Town- ship Committee's appeal of $184,000 restored to the twice- defeated school budget by Dr. Carl L. Marburger, state commissioner of education. Most of the sum would be used to hire 18 additional teachers' vitally needed) the '"•' superintendent said, by the . , school system next fall. The Township Committee has elected to appeal Dr. vMarburger's action to the • i/jtate -Board of Education, ..:'which/is unlikely to meet during the summer, accord- ing to Peter P. Kalac, board ' attorney., Mr. Kalac reported • * an answer to the committee's appeal has been filed, but that he looks for no decision until September or October .... at the earliest. ' °— 78 Teachers fllred Mr. Lefever reported the CHUCK STEAKS board has hired 78 teachers . for the coming school year. Twenty more are needed, he said, but a "rock-bottom" oDeration is possible with 12. Even to get.the rock-bottom dozen, thoug'h, the superin- tendent added, the Township Committee's appeal must be : denied. .• •'•• These -new teachers were '/. hired for the coming school year: Frederick P. Century . of Bed Bank, social worker, 383 . ; $10,933; Newell E. Cooper of HILLS -i—Sed—Bank, special class, Country Style • • —r-|8,157; Frank A. D'Alessan- Ib. can. U.S.D. A. Covt. Graded Choice Ltan Tender Foodtown Lean dro of Port Monmouth, math- With This Coupon Spare Ribs * 69' ' Vematics, $8,650; Miss Georgia BROS Calif. Steak b 79 HotorSweet t. -Doyle of Hazlet, social Coupon good at any Foodtown Supermarket. Boneleu Fil«t — Watte Free 3S RB 7-14 SLICED • studies,- $6,650; Miss Janet Limit one per adult family. Chuck Steak 99< Ital. Sausage &. 89* 38s si7.13 Coupon expires Saturday, July 19. Mfg. Con. RockComiih , Esposito'of Rumson, elemen Boneleu Watt* Free . Tender Well Trimmed tary art,' $8,650; Mrs. Joan $ 19 BACON Fields, here, primary Shoulder Steak fc. 1 Game Hens ib.49* grades, $10,418; Miss Bonnie COUPON SAVINGS Quartered Loin End & Center Cut 9-11 Chops Unox Canned Ann Harper of Birmingham, c mathematics, $6,650; Mrs. Foodtown Frozen Food Wept. Cash Savings! Pork Chops n>.85 Ham 3 !, *3" Jane B. Heckel of Avon, phy- Fresh Tatty Foodtown All Meat or All Beef sical education, $7,592; Mrs. Foodtown Frozen c Assorted flavors Frozen Tip Top "The Real Thing" Pork Steaks b89 Frankfurters " . Louise L. Houser, here, ele- Fruit Drinks or Foodtown Reg. or Pink • mentary art, $7,780; Mrs. •Foodtown Appetizer Dept. Savings/ Foodtown SeafoodDept. Savings? — Beverly B. Kelly, here, spe- ORANGE 4O/7O C«un« * fmh tn*r43' WEEB'S BIG THRILL Sugar Wolin. VonWo Waftrl. Chtti-H or Dig. tan. NEW YORK (AP) - Did J SUNSHINE COOKIES 3,,31 1 Weeb Ewbank, who coached Cookit Brtak VatiSlo. Prid« Aiiarlmtnt« Hg Ntwton the Baltimore Colts to Na NABISCO COOKIES ,H 39' tional Football League title In 1958 and 1959 and then saw tivi thiu Saiurdoy, July 19. Not mpuuiUt_l°> i»poiu»ptiical MIOII. Wtiuuxtha lighl Is limit swnliliu. Marabw Twin County CiIOUI1. his New York Jets humble Mlddletewn. N. J. Tom« River, N. j. Neptune, N. J. Jackson, N. J. FU. 35 & Mt, Hill Road Fittier Blvd. Routu 33 7 Brook PUia the Colts in the 1969 Super Freehold, N. J. Bowl game, get any satisfac- Mafowan, N. J. Wtir End, Long Branch, N. J. Port-Monmouth, N. J. Ingllihtown, N. J. Park Ave. 4 HWY. 31 tion out of beating his old 126 Main St. Wilt End Court t Market Plica Hwy. 36 & Bny Ave. 42 Miln St. team? "I sure did," said the Je Tami River, N. J., Sea Bright, N. J. Red Bank, N. J. Farmlnqdale, N, J. coach. ''It was one of the Rout* 37 1160 Ocean Ave. 56 Newma'h Spring! Road 10 Bank Strait greatest thrills of my life.' 1 -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK- MIDDLETOWN. N. J.i WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1969- I PADRES FAR APART ' THE PHILOSOPHER f - SAN DIEGO (AP) —White UMsirTarm terras trained in Wants Sewer Ram DoubkdinHighlands * San Diego Padres, one 8IGHUNDS - ' Council up a measure authorizing Mrs. Margaret Murray of ending In July, l»7fl. They Ithe two new NaUonal •. man Ernest F. Vaughan cited automation of the borough JJiller St. court clerk in place are David Startf Mra. EMsa- -League baseball teams this Elmira.N.Y., Key West and Generation Gaps "dire' need of a capital im- water plant and appropriat- of Mrs. Weiss. beth Orel, Arthur Cummins g . jr., Mrs. James Richard and | year, trained in Yuma, Ariz., Salt Lakk e CiCityy. By HAL BOYLE dren that the principal kept provement fund" and re- ing $22,000 for the Work, with Members of the Board of a spanking machine jin his quired automation of the bor- $20,900 to be raised by bonds Health were reappointed by Mrs. Rosemary Shields, NEW YORK (AP)-Every board secretary. generation manufactures its office. ough water plant as reasons or notes and $1,100 to come the mayor to ^ne-year terms own dreams and its own Perhaps the best checker for his request last night to from an emergency resolu- Prown's Has Everything memories. players in America were city Benjamin Gruber, borough tion; Injures Driver They change with each gen- firemen and rural courthouse attorney, to draw up an or- Automation would improve Rumson Crash eration, of course, because loafers. Both had plenty of dinance doubling property service by equalizing pres- RtfMSON - Stanley E. on Bingharn* Ave. when his time inevitably changes spare time in which to per- owners' sewer rates. sure in water mains. It would Kluj of Perth Amboy was par collided with a car driv- everything. And they contrib- fect their game. Sewer rates in Atlantic cure periods of low pressure treated and released at en by Harston J. Howland, ute to the The quickest way for a Highlands are $40 a unit; in such as occur each July and Riverview Hospital, Red Bank Woodmere Ave., Rumson who widening of • stranger to find out what was Eatontown they are ?66 a would permit cleaning of the yesterday morning for in- the genera- mains to eliminate rust, the. juries he suffered in an acci- was traveling east on Ridge going on in crossroads village unit and in Freehold they are Road. tion gap. was to get a haircut. The $27.50 a unit, Mr. Vaughan councilman said. In addition, dent at the intersection of One won- reported. Rates in other area by allowing the plant to run Bingham Ave. and Ridge Patrolman Robert Wellner, barber's information might the investigating officer, is- ders what it* not be quite up-to-date —"6ut towns are based on water automatically with but a sin- Road. s gle daily check, automation sued a summons to Mr. Kluj OUTDOOR memories rates "substantially higher Rumson police reported his suspicions were. would eventually allow a re- for disregarding a stop sign. this present Salesmen's Yams than ours," the councilman Mr. Kluj was driving South genera- added. duction in employes of three tion will The best way to see the men. CLOTHES world was to join the Navy, Highlands property owners wind up with No Action Taken 30 Lines, 6 ft. when it but if you just wanted to hear now pay a minimum of $12 DRYER comes to the BOYLE ab#ut it, you dropped into a yearly for , sewer service, Council took no action on AMERICA'S LARGEST FAMILY CLOTHINO CHAIN Each ' - end of the road. Will they be hotel lobby and listened wide- with the sewer rate set at Mr. Vaughan's emergency better, worse, or more bitter- eyed as traveling salesmen 50 per cent of the minimum resolution, holding the matter Shop at Prawn's sweet than our own? spun their yarns. water charge of $24 yearly. for study when a .number of Scarcer than a hen's tooth Those who use more than the residents in the audience ex- and Save - No one can tell. But one 11" thing we do know. Today's was a big league ballplayer minimum quantity of water— pressed doubts about the youth won't be able, as many who didn't keep a cud of 6,000 cubic feet—pay higher councilman's plans. older folks now can, to look chewing tobacco in his cheek. sewer rates as well, Mr. Mayor James T. White * 75 FOOT 20 GAL. STEEL back and remember when— College professors existed Vaughan explained. asked Mr. Gruber to draw Every small - town hotel largely on their ' meager The councilman's ordi- up an ordinance creating a GARDEN TRASH kept a coil of rope beside the teaching salaries. Few busi- nance, which he hopes to in- borough Conservation Com- Gideon Bible so that, in case ness firms paid them consult- troduce next month, would in- mission. Such commissions HOSE CAN of fire, you could tie it to a ing fees, because professors crease the sewer rate to 100 have been authorized by re- bedstead and shinny down were thought too absent- per cent of the water charge, cent act of the state legisla- from the nearest window to minded to deal with practical in effect doubling the tariff. ture. safety. affairs. Would Establish Fund Public hearing of a pro- 2.99 Worthless Man , The two best places for ro- The increase, Mr. Vaughan posed curfew' ordinance was When a man was considered mancing a girl were the local said, would make it possible postponed when it was worthless, people said of him, cemetery or the last row of to create a capital improve- learned that similar ordi- "He ain't worth the powder balcony seats in the movie ment, fund that would be used nances in other towns are be- FREE DELIVERY it'd take to blow him to hell." theater. to repair the borough's anti- ing contested in the courts. The ambition of every small More people drank from tin quated water and sewer. cups than paper cups. Resignations of Mrs. Flor- "\ Dally and Saturday 8 A.M.-5:30 P.M. boy was to be able to buy a equipment.-Electric motors ence L. Weiss, court clerk; cheap metal ring emblazoned A modern home was one in in the systems have recently which you pumped a new and Edwin Custer, Planning with a snake wrapped around failed after being in service . Board member, were accept- I Wtdacsday

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&• Curious, Nof Blue . . . Appoint Members To Medical Staff GRAMAN'S Because you missed our BED BANK - The follow- PediaWes and Dr. Man; N.,pital ember in New York. He resident at Jersey City Medi- VACUUM and APPLIANCE PARTS CO. ing appointments to the Riv- Cooper of Lincroft to the De- served for two years as an cal Center. He served two 15ft MONMOUTH ST. tip 1/UJK. H. J. Sale - July 16, 17, 13 crviewf Hospital medical partment of Dentistry as as- Army major. Dr. Platt is as- years in the armed forces, PHONE 747-5*23 SPECIAL ASSORTMENT staffj,|iave been approved by sistant attending. sociated with Dr. Martin one year of wft*5h was • Dr. Platt was graduated" Quirk and Dr. William Ellis 50 the Board of Governors: in Vietnam. During the past HOOVER and EUREKA CLEANERS S3 from New York Medical Col- at 69 W. Front St. year he did postgraduate KINGSTON TANKS & CANISTERS Dr. Ronald Ira Platt, of lege in 1964 and served his Dr. Cooper is a graduate Middletown, to the associate work at the University of Waxen — Pelislim — Hand Cltanm internship and residencies in of Georgetown University staff in the Department of pediatrics at St. Lukes Hos- Pennsylvania, Division of Ad- SALES and SERVICE KOLLAR 'N' KUFFS School of Dentistry. He in- vanced Dental Education, His "We Service What We SelV SHIRT OUTLET terned at Jackson Memorial office is in Hazlet with Dr, ALL PARTS and SERVICE ON PREMISES 7 WHITE STREET RED BANK Hospital, Miami, and was a Morton Seligman.

CENTER CUT SMALL TENDER PEELED & DEVEINED Chuck Steak., ,68= LANCASTER BRAND, CHUCK. - EXTRA S&H C STAMPS California Steak ... .K88 with purchase of S1.50 or more (rath LANCASTER BRAND BONELESS FRUITS or VEGETABLES C CITuck Steak lk 98 Sold In IDEAL QUARTERED SLICED PORK LOIN 5-lb.box FOR equivalent to CREOLE s 7 lbs, with SALADS Pork Chops :..'.'.:....i 79 shell on. & SAUCES COUNTRY STYLE - • . -, W A EXTRA S& Spare Ribs.. K65C 30 STAMPS VDELI FEATURE" SLICED TO ORDER ' - ' ith purchost of two S>ox. pourabl BREADED FISH CAKES. *.....ib.59\ C LOBSTER TAILS ...... ib: H* Boiled Ham. "4...'..»*.59

HIGH QUALITY BUSINESS ASSOCIATES — Ed Glinski, left, and Don PLASTIC Lindsay, associates in Plaza Press, 102 W. Front St., EXTRA S&H Red Bank, which offers printing and advertisina, ser- STAMPS v*ces. . (Register $Mf Php+o). NECTARINES with purchase of two 1 -Ib. pkgs LARGE IDEAL MARGARINE Lindsay and, Glinski SWEET Ib. BASKET

HOMEGROWN In Ad, Print Service C BED BANK — More than the printing business more Green Beans.. v . . ...ib. 19 with S5 years of combined experi- than 20 years and founded the EXTRA SEIECT . , parent company three years , each ence is represented in Plaza ago. He resides in River Cucumbers...... ;,... .;.3for 23V $3.00 EXTRA S&H Press Inc., 102 W. Front St. purchase Plaza with his wife Sue and JUICY SUNKIST:',,' ea. STAMPS Printing facilities are com- four children. : c bined with art advertising His associate, Ed Glinski, Qitnges..;.. : : ..:,10for49 (two with W.00 purdww. *tc.) agency, according to Don' has more than 15 years' ex- HOMEGROWN with purchase of any pkg Lindsay, president of Plaza perience in the advertising C PORK CHOPS Press. - ,-•;• ^ield. He lives in Wall Town- Jersey Corn...:.... lOfor 49 Mr. Lindsay has been in ship with his wife Hazel and five children. two for Mr. Lindsay and Mr. Glin- ski are former5 employes of The Daily Register. Hesse Gets **A EXTRA S&H money-!•• JU STAMPS

Hazlet Pact with purchas* of any 4 loaves HAZLET — The Township Low Prices plus S&H Stamps! Committee last night awarded SUPREME BREAD a contract for resurfacing of Bethany Road to the C. J. Hesse Co. of Belford in the GRAND OPENING! amount of $54,045. WED., 9 A.M., JULY 16th The road will be rebuilt Priwi tffedivt thru Sat., July 19, 1W°. between Line Road and the Quantity righu wwrvid. Not responsible LINCROFT, N.J. Garden State Parkway over- for typographical errors. pass. The Hesse proposal was 624 Newman Springs Rd. EXTRA S&H lowest of five bids ranging to a high of $67,686. ELBOWS, SPAGHETTIS OR 30 STAMPS Work is expected to begin WELCH'S* DRINKS with purchase of two jar* IDEAL ih dJlfld La Rosa Spaghetti 5j cording to H. Thomas Carr, 8cOFF LABEL * ''" ::~^ APPLE-GRAPE'LOWCAL GRAPi,^ DRY ROASTED NUTS Mrs. Ruth Powell townsliip engineer. The job is ORANGE, GRAPE, OR PUNCH expected to be completed in C three months. Wesson Oil ... ../#75 Joins Realty The 22-foot road will be FARMDALE,WHOLEKERNEL _•} widened to 36 feet. State aL Office Here lotments in the past year will cover .$45,000 of the cost, with |orn or Peas... feM - RED BANK - Mrs. Ruth the remainder drawn from the IDEAL, VEGETARIAN OR S. Powell has become an as- 10' OFF sociate of the Jean K. Irwin township budget, I . real estate office at Marine Fork & Beans.. of thrt* pkgs. Pillsbury Park in the Irwin T&cht FLORIDA CITRUS, PURE can Works. Bus Blaze k Hi » Hi /FACE DRINKS Mrs. Powell attended Mid- dlesex General Hospital Orange Juice. . School of Nursing, Rutgers, Is Confined - University, and Fairleigh TINTON FALLS — The Tin- ton Falls Fire Co. responded . Dickinson University for med- ALPO DOG FOOD FARMDALE SLICED ical technology at which time to three fires yesterday in- HORSEMEAf, BEEF CHUNKS. she established the labora- cluding one in a bus on the OR CHICKEN • tory at Woodbridge State Garden State Parkway, As- White Bread School Hospital for Retarded sistant Chief Eugene Millett VIRGINIA LEE Children. reported. 15 OFF During her affiliation with The Parkway fire was con- other real estate agencies in fined to the engine compart- Apple Pie.. .., 49 purchase of on* 10-oi. jor •=< Monmouth County she lec- ment of a Lincoln Transit Bus SUPREME PLAIN OR SEEDED NESCAFE COFFEE tured on real estate invest- on the New York City to At- ^•^P^P^H cans ^•^•^•j ments and at present is spe- lantic City run. It was start- cializing in land development ed by an overheated clutch. Rye Bread... and residential waterfront. A relief bus took the pas- BIRDSEYE, CUT OR FRENCH &TYLE FROZEN Mrs. Powell has just com- sengers from milepost 108 on pleted the real estate bro- the Parkway, where the fire Green Beans !•.-. kers' course and within eight took place, to Atlantic City. HUNTS days wrote $188,1)00 in local No injuries were reported. COMPARE QUALITY, COMPARE PRICEI residential sales. The fire company also ex- TOMATO PASTE LOWiilOW PRICE 20 OFF Mrs. Powell resides at 312 tinguished two small grass 1 Navesink River Road, Middle- fires. H ' M purchase of en* 25-bt. pkg. town, with her three children, Acme Aspirin *mlf Lynda, Kenneth, and Heidi. ACME AXION Bids N.J. Queen 8-oz. IQc Pay Official Call Peroxide...... ; btl. I 7 Danskin at Cape ACME FREEHOLD — The county 16 To See Liftoff Board of Freeholders hope to 3 39' have Miss New Jersey, Miss Rubbing Alcohol ...... b^23 FREEHOLD - Monmouth Cheryl Christine Carter of Ma- County Freeholder Benjamin 15c OFF LABEL, tawan Township, as a guest 10c OFF LABEL 5c OFF LABEL 1 BAR FREE when her schedule permits. GOLD H. Danskin of Wall Township LUX Is among the New Jersey dig- Freeholder Albert E. Allen TIDE DETERGENT WATER nitaries that will witness first of Matawan Township said FAB DETERGENT SOAP the township and the county SURF hand the launching of the were proud of Miss Carter. Apollo 11 space craft today "We hope she becomes Miss 49oz. at Cape Kennedy, Fla. 20-oz. 50ot. America," he said. pkg. Freeholder Director Jo- Miss Carter, 19, is the 73 pkg. 31 pkg*•. . 69' ^'35' seph C. Irwin reported yes- daughter ,of Mr. and Mrs. ban \J«J terday that Mr. Danskin was Barnabus' F. Carter of 34 the guest of Astronaut Rus- Autumn Lane, Matawan sell II. Schweickart of Wall Township. She is an elemen- Township, who was honored tary education sophomore at LINCROFT — Newman Springs Road at Hurley Road FAIR HAVEN — 576 River Road by the county and township Monmouth College, West Long lor his achievements in space. Branch. WEST LONG BRANCH — Route 36 and Broadway 10 -THE DAILY REGISTEB, RED BANK • MIDDLETOVN, \. J.i WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1969- Middletown Township Is Organizing Community Blood Bank MIDDLETOWN — The idea gave official approval of the Keansburg July 30 from 4 The three local chairmen their age, they will still be' of a community blood bank program aiffl signed a proc- until 8 p.m., and in the Lin- are Edwin Ensign, Port covered. account which benefits every lamation" setting Blood Bank croft First Aid Squad, head- Mpnmouth; Police Chief All; residents between the .township resident, whether days. , quarters from 9 a.m. to 2 Joseph McCarthy, for Middle^ ages of 18 and 59 years are they donate blood or not, The plan was first tested p.m. Aug. 2. town proper, and' Mrs.eligible to give. Persons be- is catching on. in Fair Haven during the The locations were selected Martin Griffin, Lincroft. Wil- tween 18 and 21 must have According to the committee spring and was so success- so that all residents who liam Johnson Jr. is serving a 'consent slip signed by a coordinating Blood Bank ful that other Monmouth wish to donate blood and are as coordinator. Other com- parent or guardian. Days in the township July County municipalities inves- approved by the physician on mittee members include Dr. 26, July 30 and Aug. 2. the tigated the program to see if duty may give blood at the Joseph Sanker, Buck Smith i and Dr. Mark Krohn. ping plan has been' enthusi- it could be adopted in their location nearest them. Zone Shifts localities. Since then, Brielle, The program is being es- There's a shiver in every sip of astically greeted by- officials The committee said they Pepperidge Farm* Soups. Just ice them down. •and local residents alike. Manasquan and Freehold tablished with the coopera- are seeking the cooperation /\nd serve them up. Glide into bur Vichyssoise. *The committee was formed Township have created tion of the Monmouth County and support of township or- Hearing Set Fresh green leeks braised in butter. With tiny snow after the Board of Health en- municipal accounts. Blood Bank Inc., Newganizations, service clubs, potatoes. And lots of country cream. Or dip dorsed the plan and the Town- Blood will be collected in Shrewsbury. Blood bank churches and businesses to In Matawan into jellied ConsommS Madnlene. Made with . ship Committee agreed to,. the Fairyiew Fire Depart- staff members will be in help promote the project and scrumptious stocks of chicken and beef. MATAWAN — Borough Spoon in the cool of Pepperidge Farm® Soups. cooperate in establishing the ment building from 9 a.m. un- charge of processing donors line up willing donors. Local And turn off summer. blood bank group account. til 2 p.m." July 26; in St. and taking blood on the col- stores and merchants will be Council set Aug. 5 for a pub- Mayor Harold H. Foulks Catherine's School in East lection days. asked to display advertising lic hearing on an ordinance cards and promotional litera- which would change zoning tiire is being prepared for on Crown Place and both distribution throughout the sides of Edgemere Drive township. from Locust Street to Schank Little Silver Master Plan 1 Ave. I Under the community-wide The ordinance, introduced • program, every resident will July 1, gained Planning have blood credit for the Board approval a week ago. Being Modified (is Requested amount drawn during the The proposed measure would Road extension to White its options on conservation drive here. Formation of change the R-50 zone on LITTLE SILVER — The the group account will make Planning Board moved [ one Road. lands along the creeks, it Crown Place to an R-75_and will be limiHd to the low- an unlimited supply of blood the R-75 zone on Edgemere .step closer to adopting its -—Designating White Road available at any hospital in a major street.- ••-'.• lands ' which . are legally Drive to an R-100 require- master plan last night when . known as ''flood plains.". Monmouth County or- any- ment. —Ending the Brich Ave. where in the country. it; ordered its planning, con- extension at White. Road. • ' The 30-foot easements from Acting mayor Vernon A. sultants . to make five re- —Revising the conserva- the centers of borough creeks Since the Monmouth Coun- Ellison opposed the . or- visions that.were requested tion provisions to insure that will now apply only to new ty Blood Bank' is a member dinance, calling it "hasty" of the clearinghouse system by borough residents at the areas designated for conser- Subdivisions. In the original and, "spot zoning." vation .will not infringe on master' plan proposal, the set up by the American As- The council referred to its public hearing on July 1. land currently used for r