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Attack from Thailand WASHINGTON (AP) - Offi- Against Communist Infiltration Deferred to Thai Objections tawan Board Meets Teacher Pay Terms -SEE STORY BELOW HOME Weather MEDAILY Sunny quite mild today, W»h la lowNa. Fair and continued very Red Bank, Freehold FINAL mlfttaajgbt and tomorrow. Low Long Brandt tonight In upper 49: High to- I 7 morrow 15-79. Sunday's outlook, Copyright—The Red Bank Register, Inc. 1967. DIAL 741-0010 partly cloudy and cooler. COUiNTY'S HOME NEWSPAPER FOR 88 YEARS p»ld u Red Buk lad U *i<dltlon«J KlIHns officer VOL. 89, NO. 180 lanlti duly, Ittaiir through Truly. t»cond Clm Pwlan ' FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1967 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE er of Stalin Is Reported in Rome ROME (AP) - A police of- In New Delhi, Rome and Moscow terminals • that "a person who last December or January at were reportedly jailed for in- She reportedly speaks English initial reports from unofficial ficial at Rome Airport said today ' all disclaimed any knowledge of arranged for (Miss Stalina's) ar- the age of 59 and was oremated curring Stalin's displeasure. fluently. sources in Washington. that Joseph Stalin's 42-year-old the matter. But Russians sources rival" was due in Rome even- in Moscow. They said Miss At 17, she reportedly married , Later there was a report that The U. S. Embassy spokesman daughter, Svtlana, who re- in Moscow said Miss Stalina left tually. Stalina obtained permission to a student named Grigory MVc- she had gotten a job as a teach- in New Delhi was unusuffi^ portedly has defected from the the Soviet Union about two "Only after that time will the accompany his ashes to India and zov but was forced by her er, but she apparently gave it u? guarded.. *• Soviet Union, arrived in the months ago with the ashes of an entire matter be made public," visit his family there. , father to divorce him. One re- afte;/meeting Singh. "No comment is all I am say- Italian capital a few days ago Indian believed to have been her the unidentified police officer Stalin's/ daughter used thB port said she had had four or ,Miss Stalina was rarely seen ing," he told newsmen. Asked and probably is still here. husband. said. name Stalina. Russian women five husbands since then. She in public, but there was a report whether there might be an an- Sources In Washington said Informants at Rome Airport The sources in Moscow said customarily fidd an "A" to their was reported to have had two ^that last March on the anniver- nouncement later, he replied: yesterday the former dictator's said Miss Stalina arrived in Rome Stalina had been living in the names. , children by her first marriage, 'sary of her father's death she "I doubt it very seriously," only daughter had gone to India, early Wednesday on a flight from Soviet capital with an Indian She has lived in obscurity since a' son now 21 and a daughter placed a bouquet on his grave A secretary at the Soviet Em- delected through the U.S. Em- New Delhi. Communist named Brijesh Singh, her father's death in 1953 but was now 15, and to have left them in Red Square. bassy in Rome said "we are'not bassy in New Delhi and gone on The Rome airport news ser- who worked as a translator for the subject of lively gossip while in the Soviet Union. The public information officer aware" of the defection report. to Rome. ' vice said it was told by a police the Soviet "Progress" publishing he lived. Reports had circulated After Stalin's death she re- of the U. S. Embassy in Rome, A spokesman for the Indian Em- The State Department and official assigned to the interna- organization. in Moscow of numerous romanc- portedly attended an institute in Gordon A. Ewing, told newsmen bassy in the Italian capital said' U.S., Soviet and Indian officials tional arrival and departure The informants said, Singh died es, and several of her lovers Moscow specializing in philology. "we have no information" on the (See PEFECTS, Pg. 3, Col. 5) U. S. Planes Bomb Hanoi Area Steel Plant Attack From Thailand WASHINGTON (AP) - Offi- against Communist infiltration deferred to Thai objections. 75 miles south of Bangkok, has sight-jet B52s In Thailand to sup. cially acknowledgement that U.S. routes and other Red targets in Pentagon officials speculated an 11,500-foot runway which is ilement missions flown by other war planes are striking North neighboring Laos. that tiie Thais removed their ob- capable of handling the hea/y B52s from the mid-Pacific Island Vietnam from Thailand smooths Up to 75 per cent of U.S. Air jections because they finally are jets. of Guam. the way for stationing heavy B52 Force strikes against North Viet- convinced that the United States Air Force officers in Vietnam A 4,500-mile mission from bombers on Thai bases. nam are understood to be mount- intends to stay in Thailand and have told reporters that Gen. Guam and back takes about 12 Admission by officials here and ed from Thailand. Communists defend it, if necessary, from any William C. Westmoreland, to;> hours. in Bangkok that Thailand has have threatened countermei- Communist attack. U.S. commander in Vietnam, has been a springboard for air at- sures against the bases, bufnone Sources said no final agree- been pressing for more B52 B52s flying from Sattahip tacks on North Vietnam comei has been attacked. ment has yet been reached with strikes against Communist posi- would have to travel only about about (wo years after those oper- U.S. authorities would have the Thais on stationing B52 in tions in South Vietnam. 500 miles and 2'/2 hours round trip1. • ••..••• ations started. spoken publicly sooner about Uie Thailand. But they indicated this The only way to pTovide the But the officials said nothing of Thai bases for air operations is only a matter of time. additional strikes, these officers B52s are not used against tar- about air strikes from Thailand against North Vietnam, but they A.new base.at Sattahip, about said, is to place some of the gets' in' North Vietnam, largely • because they are designed f« saturation bombing, rather than the pinpoint bombing attempted in an effort to minimize civilian . ColonialrType Shops Mall casualties. ' Vulnerability Eyed MIDGI MONUMENT — Pl.qua from th. old Gootanaelc Bridge, built in 1898 over There Is also concern that Shrewsbury Rivar, hat baan restored and set tn eoncreta and was dedicated yesterday these big bombers would be more baifde tha raw bridge approach en Ocean port tide by the Ocaanport .Historical As- vulnerable, over North Vietnam sociation. At ceremony are, from left, Elmer J.vPlancey, who restored and presented than the. lighter bombers to de- Eyed in iVeti? struction, by surface-to-air mis- the plaqua; Mrs, Harry Morford of the hiitorical «oeTefy» Mayor Edward C. Wlioii. siles and MIG21 jet interceptors. NEW SHREWSBURY — Call and a somewhat" lesser number large number of low-intensity all truck traffic in the «nd Freeholder Director Jo.eph C. Irwin. ; (Register Staff Photo) it Sycamore Village Shopping in the rear mall, Mr. Pierson gas or electric gas-type lanterns mall "streets is avoided. Some 14 U.S. Air Force squad- Center, or call it, as suggested said. for internal lighting in the Extensive screening, • including rons operate out of seven bassi by one resident to whom plans Aesthetic. Appeal malls. Power, and telephone light- a green belt most of the' way in Thailand. An eighth base is wefe shown, Tinton Falls Village, "The intent is to cteate In.tha ing • will' be underground from around the property would shield being built. Air Force men c- Sanctions May Be Terminated the shopping mall on Tinton Ave. borough of New Shrewsbury a poles on the periphery of the the center from adjacent resi- count for about 25,000 of the 35,- projected by Lincroft realtor Ro- neighborhood type shopping cen- property. dential and school property. 000 U.S. service personnel in ' land Pierson will be presented to ter with maximum aesthetic ap- A service road around the perim- Store clusters nearest the front Thailand. the Planning Board next month. peal in the colonial style," the eter of the center would con- of the property -would be 200 feet F105 and F4C fighter bomber* - Mr—Kerson,_assisted_by..Gei^ realtor explained. ,.. ..' . nect with the backs of all build- back from Tinton Ave. carry the brunt of the air at- Matawan ard A. Barba, Shrewsbury archi In addition to the extensive Ing clusters and be served by an Access for customers would be tacks out of Thailand against tect, explainer the project to the landscaping, the colonial motif access rgsd connecting with Wa- through a 40-foot wide driveway North Vietnam and targets in New Shrewsbury Kiwanis Club will be intensified by a relatively. ier-SC In this way, the realtor (See MALL, Pg. 3, Col. 3) Laos. ast night in The Spirit Spot, Sycamore Ave. Teacher Pay Demands To be sited on 22 acres of land Conference Set in New York Today just south of Tinton Falls School MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — The Regional —An agreement on methods for future on Tinton Ave., the 100,000-square Board of Education, after a four-hour negotia- negotiations. foot center would include two tion session with teacher representatives last —Credit provisions for teaching and landscaped malls surrounded by Bight, offered a new six-point proposal which military experience. a private road with dispersed Battle of Aldene Reaches Peak may terminate sanctions here. The association invoked initial sanctions stalls for shopper parking.
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