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Weather DUtrilmtion New Itneys Meetly tMbjr, etoodjr toaight and early uMMffQW,^ sieving by lenuirnnv 25,525 afternoon/ Coaflniied eoU with faigb today and tomorrow la Me Red Bank Area and lew tonight ringing bom Copyright-The Red Busk Register, Inc., 1965. mlds 2«s to teeni. DIAL 741-0010 MONMOUTH COUNTTS HOME NEWSPAPER FOR 87 YEARS 1 __ CUM Poaut* 7c PER COPY VOL 88. NO 128I?""" *">;• »« Mailing Qtfteu. MONDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1965 PAGE ONE, Admits Broad Based Tax Unpopular Hughes Against Referendum On an Income or Sales Levy supports the tax but the matter because of the failure to take What of alternate taxing meth- needed to cover the costs, prizes By ELINOR MULTcft should be placed on the ballot is care of unmet needs. ods? and other expenses. TRENTON - Gov. Richard J. just hoodwinking the people," "Many of these needs were Gov. Hughes believes "every Strong support for the lottery is "just a last, desperate grasp- Hughes has no illusion that a the governor told The Register here 10 years ago," the gover- New Jersey citizen seems to broad based tax, whether sales in an exclusive interview. nor said. ing," the governor believes. "A or income, will be popular. "It is a legislative and an ex- Failure to pass the tax now want a lottery." lottery would be a. constantly di- Neither has. the governor, any ecutive responsibility to find the will .mean failure to provide A lottery cannot provide a fis- minishing revenue'source," ha patience with those who sug- money to run a good state," the even a part of the extra money cal solution to the problem, how- said, citing the New Hampshire gest-that a tax levy should be governor said. needed to -expand the state's col- ever, according to Gov. Hughes, experience. subjected to a referendum. His reading of outof-state pub- leges. The governor said in- since it will be necessary to sell The sales tax has only one NO SWIMMING NECESSARY—Because passenger Joseph Brennan, 39, of Hacken- "The people would vote no lications leads the governor to dustry will not continue to move 67,000 tickets each day, 300 days valid argument in its favor, the and every legislator knows it," believe that the state's standing into a state which demonstrates a year in order to gross $30 mil-, governor finds. That is the fact tack, told pilot Phillip Ippolito, 19, of the Bronx, N. Y., he couldn't iwim, the youth he said. in the eyes of the rest of the an unwillingness to provide lion lrom a lottery, and nearly that it would be partly paid by landed the Red Bank-bound Aeronca monoplane on the George Washington Bridge "Any legislator who says he country is already in jeopardy needed college facilities. half of the gross would be (See TAX, Page 3) yesterday instead of in the Hudson River. Both were reported in good condition in Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center, New York. Woodrow Leone, 47, of Gutten- berg, whose truck was sideswiped by plane, was not hurt. Ippolito, who has been fly- ing three years, was on way from Rockland County, N. Y., when he began losing pow- Book 3 Jersey College Students er and altitude. Double lane center roadway of upper deck was not open to traffic, although lix other lanes were. (APWirephoiol In County Youth's Fatal Beating Middletown Woman, 74, NEW YORK - Three New Jer- Great Kills, Staten Island, Mon- Island voluntarily. They were County (N.J.) physician, said the squan Methodist Church and t sey college students were booked day night. driven to the police 6tation by cause of death would be deter- life scout of Troop 59. on homicide charges last night Grasdorf reportedly was • in- Frezza's father, police said. mined by autopsy today. Besides his parents, he Is n the fatal beating of William volved in a scuffle which was They were home on Christmas Young Grasdorf graduated survived by two brothers, James R. Grasdorf, 19, of 69 Marcellus broken up but he and his com- Fatally Hurt in Crash vacation, as was Grasdorf. from high school last year and D. Grasdorf, at home, and Sam- Ave., Manasquan, N.J. panions were attacked later as On the night of the beating, uel A. Grasdorf, Jr., stationed was a physical education major • LONG BRANCH - Mrs. Anna on his way to deliver Christmas Young Grasdorf died yesterday they were leaving. Grasdcrf was driven home and aboard the USS Saratoga. Charles L. Kelly, 31, of Rich- at Missouri Valley College, Mar- Smith, 74, of Navesink River presents to his parents. mond, Va., was not Injured. n Monmouth Medical Center, Police said they found Bridle, was found unconscious in his bed The Johnson Funeral Home, the next morning. Dr. C. Rd., Middletown, was fatally in- He lived on Purgatory Road, MoDermott lived at 51 Box- Long Branch, N.J. Frezza and Hight in New Jer- shall, Mo. Wall Township, N.J., is in charge Malcolm B. Gilman, Monmouth lured Saturday night when a car Vincentown. wood Lane. Grasdorf, a former varsity sey and they came to Staten He was a member of Mana- of arrangements. driven by her daughter struck a basketball and baseball player at RAHWAY - Andrew Jacob, ENGLEWOOD - A Tenafly ' utility pole on Ocean Ave. 57, of Long Island City, N.Y. Manasquan High School, had couple were killed when a car been hospitalized since Tuesday. Police reports said Mrs. Smith was fatally injured Saturday in which they were riding was dead on arrival at Mon- when his car struck the rear of He was a sophomore at Missouri jumped a curb and crashed into Valley College. mouth Medical Center. another auto on Route 1, concrete wall outside Brook- Proposed $880 Million State Her daughter, Mrs. Vera Wai L1NWO0D - Charles H. Rush, side Cemetery Thursday night. Police identified the three stu ters, 48, of 808 Rt. 35, Wana- 59, of Absecon was fatally in Mrs. Jennie DeMaio, 61, was dents booked in the case as John massa, was reported in fair con- jured Friday night when his car dead on arrival at Englewood J. Bridle, 18, a freshman at the dition at the hospital this morn- struck a utility pole on Shore Hospital. Her husband, Daniel, University, of Dabuque, Iowa, ing with broken arms. Road1 in tfhis Atlantic County 64, died early'Friday. and William V. Frezza, Jr., 19, Budget May Not Be Big Enough Patrolman Robert Graziano community. He died Saturday in a freshman at Parsons College, They lived at 97 George St. Bald evidence indicated the Shore Memorial Hospital, Som- Fairfield, Iowa, both of Green- TRENTON — A proposed, new, eludes $183. million which Gov. "Gov. Hughes can either dras- erty owner who pays for con- small foreign car failed to nego- ers Points. TRENTON - Frank A. Gar- brook, N.J., and Richard Hight, all-time high budget of $880 mil- Richard J. Hughes says will be tically cut state services and struction and maintenance ot Jr., 20, of Dunellen, N.J., a tiate a curve at Presley St., Rush lived at 121 Alameda czynski, 52, died Friday in St. lion may not be sufficient to meet raised through his anticipated cancel planned projects, which schools, teacher salaries, etc.. junior at the University of Miami. near'tHe Monmouth Beach line, Ave., Absecon. Francis Hospital of Injuries suf- the appropriation demands of broad-based income tax. The gov- he is very reluctant to do, or —$30 million for construction ....jutf «truck the pole. .He noted SOUTH KEARNY—Carl Carl fered Thursday night when his Grasdorf, the son of Mr. and state agencies and pending proj ernor has been assured that the raise present taxes in addition to of state colleges and additions to. he had not been able to question son, 55, of Jersey City, a con- car struck a parked auto in near- Mrs. Samuel A. Grasdorf of the ects, the Register learned. incoming, Democratic controlled the income tax. The latter seems Rutgers University. Higher the driver. ductor, was struck and Killed by by Hamilton Township. Manasquan address, was beaten The tentative figure, prepared legislature, will pass liis tax more likely as the people of Hie salaries for staffs and expansion /" The car was owned by the Ap- a train Friday in the Pennsj* (See WOMAN, Page 3) in a brawl in a parking lot at for the 1968-67 fiscal year, in- measure. stale must have improved ser- in the operations of state colleges plebrook Real Estate Agency, vania Railroad freight yards. Po- Republican legislators, how- vices without curtailment." including Rutgers would demand 950. RU 33, Middlrtown, police lice said he apparently slipped !ver, are still pressing for a The new budget figures, now on $4.5 million. •aid. as he was either getting on or Blood Spills oil the Ground sales tax, backed by the state paper for the governor to read - 'College- Funds Mrs.: Smith was the widow of off a slow-moving train. Chamber, of Commerce and other and act on, provide $5 million in —$1.5 million for operating Edward Smith. BRICK TOWNSHIP — Mrs groups. state funds to help in the develop- Rutgers medical school and N.J. At the same lime, few per- Besides her daughter, she is Catherine Grisohbowsky, 56, ment of regional sewer systems College of Medicine and Dentis- ions dispute the need for more survived by a son, Edward dieHed Friday about three hours by municipalities. This should be try. U.S. Planes Avoid Skies revenue to aid school districts, most interesting to Monmouth Smith, Toms River; two sisters, after she was struck by a car — $10 million for state institu- transportation, anti-water and Mrs.

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