.Moiiiiioutli Arls ouncil Honors lrwin The Wealher THEDAILY FINAL Mostly sunny and cold loday. Increasing cloudiness tonight low in low to mid 38s. EDITION Mostly sunny tomorrow. BEG1STER 21 PAGES Monmoufh I'ounlv'N Outstanding Homo .\«»uspap«*r VOL.96 NO. 190 HKDBtMv-MIIHM.KTOVtV YJ. MOM)\V, M UtCII 2-"», 197t TENCENTS "Ml"" IIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIUIUIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIillllHIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUHIMIIIIIHIIIIMIIIHIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIMII I lUIIIH IIIIIHIIIIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIII illlllllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIMIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIMtlUIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIItUIUHIIIHIIUHUHIUlU Thousands Visit Showcase II at Monmouth By ( \KOL JACOBSON site of what w.ts Ihr MMNMT inne to praam Hawcaae II and "entertaining " residence of President Wood- for Ike most part are dcdi- An audience survey was LONG BKANCII - row Wilson in |f|f i .Hid haid working (ounly handed out by MCAC for vis- Thousands of people wan- I. Kennelh Minsanan ex- ic'ideiits who believe m what itors to fill in Programs were dered about Monmoulh < ol- eculive director ol the Mon- we're trying to a< tampUtt," available at 25 cents. Those lagi tampni this weekend lis- mouth County Alls Council, he s.ud group* who helped with stage tening and watching a wide tin1 orgaaizaUM (hal present- ttilh a few lime and loca- productions, parking and dis- variety of cultural activities. ed the weekend • Festival of tion rnanget of program ac- tributing information were They chatted with the arl- the Arts, said Musi as SI mil- tivities and a very lew can Girl Scout Troop M of Long isls and performers, watched lion Frenchmen c in'( be relied performances, no ma- Blanch, the Red Bank the craftsmen and women ply wrong, 11 mill people from jor emergency incidents oc- Jayeees; Monmouth College's clay, paste collage, and daul) Moiiniouih County ami other curred over the weekend, service sorority, Gamma Sig- paint while they learned "f areas nearby can noi be Ig- Paul K. Zigo, general Show ma Sigma and fraternity, Al- the many art groups Mon- nored " case chairman reported yes- pha Phi Omega; Ked Bank moulh County has to offer. Harold Kuskin. MC \C pres- Lenta) afternoon. Hegional High School's ser- vice organization, instant .u- Although an exact figuio ulent said iiiai attendance Mi Zigo said, energy crises lion Club; and Ihe Fine Aits was not available, an esti- had doubled since lasl veal not withstanding. 11>> sk) Department of Monmouth mated 14,(Kill to Uj.OOfl persons 'H demonstrates thai Hie lights were tinned on in College. enjoyed the weather as they arts groups m Monmouth Woodrow Wilson Hall's glass shifted from Woodrow Wilson County have lomelhing ceiling Friday and Saturday Mine people arrived — of- Hall to Pollak Auditorium to worthwhile to oiler area citi- evening for visitors and those • ten four or five in one car, the New Student Center tak- zens III the way of stimulating who had never been on the many of them parking in the ing in the art, music, d;ince, entertainment and education- campus or who had never streets surrounding the col- ttiealer, and choral and piano al sources and Ilie public is been in Hie building. lege - during the day than in performances, while enjoying eager to lake advantage of Those people who had been the evening, although most of Ihe performances were well s simi Phot* the campus itself, particu- these offerings." Mr Kuskin there last year agreed this ATTENTIVE AUDIENCE - The Monmouth Con- presented by the Monmouth County Arts Council at larly Woodrow Wilson Hall, said at the heighl ol yes- year's Showcase was the bet- attended servatory of Music's Folksong Workshop played to Monmouth College's New Student Center, West the 45-year-old Monmouth terday's activities. ter of the two. Praising Ihe Television Arts for Popular a full audience at this weekend's Showcase II Long Branch. County "Versailles," on the "We accomplished all this all-encompassing cultural Education (TAPK) video- with a small board of weekend, remarks such as taped large portions of the trustees, a professional staff "impressive," "fabulous." weekends activities and will of two, and modest financial "amazing," were heard on a eventually make a 60-minutc support, hut we are fortunate Maul survey as well as "in- film that will be used lo pro- VixonReplyDueToday that the forces that did com- teresting," "informative," mote next year's Showcase. On New Data Demand WASHINGTON (AP) - the secret grand jury report An appeals court had given whether the President or the 18.5-minule erasure President Nixon, who sayi he on President Nixon's Wat- them until 5 p.m. today to planned to comply with the found on one subperlaed tape. has given Watergate prose- ergate role to the House im- carry the matter to the Su- prosecutor's subpena. He If the President refuses to cutors all the material they peachment inquiry. preme Court when it acted said it was being handled rou- comply with the subpena, Ja- need, must respond today to a "We've just decided that Thursday upholding the deci- tinely by White House law- worski could go to court to subpena demanding still more we've stated our objections sion to give the report to the yers. ask for an order directing the evidence from White House and our warnings as forceful- House inquiry. A spokesman for .lawnrski President to turn over the files. ly as we can and the govern- Haldeman and Slrachan said the subpena did not in- sulipenaed material. ment has decided to take the Special prosecutor I.eon Ja- were among seven persons in- volve the Watergate cover-up The White House, mean- risk," said John Bray who worski issued the subpena dicli'd March 1 in connection or White House plumbers while has denied a published represents (Jordon C Stra- March 15. Today is the dead- with the Watergate cover-up. cases, in which indictments report that it would give to chan. line for a response. President Nixon had not op- recently were returned. the House impeachment in- And, in a related matter, .lohn J. Wilson, lawye/r for posed delivery of the reports That would mean the mate- quiry tapes of 42 presidential lawyers for two former White former presidential chief of to the House committee. rial sought probably relates ' conversations the committee House aides said they will not staff II.H. Haldeman, de- Deputy presidential Press to investigations of the ITT has been trying to obtain. The clined to comment on the de- go to the Supreme Court to Secretary Gerald L. Warren antitrust settlement, dairy in- report appeared in the Los cision not to appeal. try to block transmission of refused last week to say dustry political contributions Angeles Times, but Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler said no decision had been Rtfllltr Staff PHM» made to provide additional DEBRIS REMOVED — Stacks of newspapers and magazines are piled out- tapes to the committee. side 133 Campbell St., Union Beach, scene of fire which killed occupants of Meanwhile, Sen. Howard II. the house, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Peakman, Saturday. Fire Chief Harry Milk Fund Irregularities Caullett said papers caught fire because they were stacked atop a floor Baker Jr. R-Tenn., said cer- heater in one of the rooms in the four-room house. tain aspects of alleged CIA in- volvement in the Watergate cover-up require further in- quiry Involving Democrats Told And. a source close to the Trace Fire Fatal to 2 WASHINGTON (AP) - The draft-Mills campaign in I he for the Senate seat he holds ment investigation congressional in- unfolding story ol the milk- lasl months of i!(71 and the now Aboure/k paid $13,110(1. - t%,000 tor a list sought vestigators doubt that a key fund affair has turned up new early weeks of BT2, before He said he hadn't been told by Gov. Hall of Oklahoma. document which could solve irregularities in the 1973 Cam the Arkansas Democrat an- the milk producers used cor- This project also was aban- President Nixon's single bvg- doned lifter the slate parly gesl lax problem "ever exis- To Papers on Heater paign finances of several nounced himself as an active porate money, and would ted " The source said Ihe Democrats, including Rep presidential candidate The have refused it if he had failed In pay its share Hall UNION BEACH - Papers The were later taken lo Manufacturing Co. Newark, Wlnle House has been unable Wilbur i) Mills and Sell Hu- payments are outlined in ,i re- known could nut tie reached imme- and magazines piled atop a Monmoulh Medical Center, for :i0 years. lo find the original deed giv- bert II Humphrej port commissioned by Ihr en - $30,000 for a list re- diatel) (or comment floor healer in a (iiur-room, Long Branch, u here au- The couple has a (laughter, ing the nal ion a I archives a \ssocialod Milk Producers operative's boani, and which quested by Gov Docking of - 123,000 for lists lor Hum- one story bungalow al I'll! lopsies were performed by Mrs Denise Royle of Keans- collection of Nixon's papers Inc.. the nation's largest w.is obiamed from court Kansas The stale party phrey's I!i7'.' presidential pri- Campbell SI caused a fire Dr. Henry M Bowers, assis- burg They attended St. valued at 1578,000, Nixon has dairy cooperative, paid records tailed to pay Us half, and the mary campaigns in Maryland thai killed ils Iwo occupants. tant medical examiner He at- Mary's Episcopal Church, claimed tax deductions for 1137,00(1 in corporation funds Vcoiding lo officials oi the list wasn't completed. Dock- and Florida, The Minnesota Everett W Peakman. 09, and tributed death III both cases Report.