Katz to Quit as Assistant County Prosecutor SEE STORY BELOW Cloudy and Cool Cloudy and cool with rain to- FINAL day. Clearing tonight. Sun- ny, cool tomorrow and Sun- Red Buik, Freehold day. Long Branch EDITION (Sf • Details. Fan 2). Monmouth County's Home Newspaper tor 92 Years TEN CENTS VOL. 93, NO. 79 ~ RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1970 24 PAGES : 1 ! afijnsMPijjjjiijJiiiFHiii jjjfifFii^iNMii ii;ii!iiii[,-,iiiiH.iiiiiuiujj.iinn iiitfu^in NJHd.Jjiiirnirrf.fnTHJiirrffrriHHriirriifTirHaiflMMi.-irHiu^fjjmN iiiiiimn jH!:fi[tii!iNNHNir i;iiJiut;[ii!!!^!;jMii iunfirir;i ?;;.!! |ii!],;:MiniMi nun JIN iiiiiiiiiiiniiiivjiitiiiiiMiiiiiHiiLiii iiii:;ii;:ikj[;i,, iiiii^nt: ILII Miii /iiiiuiuiiiii!iBfiJi!iri.;ii:;.iL; ,ii:.:,'ii :h:.ii iiNi.v.iii iLiiini" :::;!!!!!!!:!!. ;IIM ;I:UI r;inii: .LU,; .i liiiiiiniii-Niii MN.I :iiiii iitiiiiiiirKJiiiiniiiMiiN; :IIH IMM lirirniiii i!?iir;m iiiiniiiiin^JiiumiaJiJitmiii urn iiniiiiniiunM•••••••• i I Ocean Grove Prepares for Nixon Visit OCEAN GROVE - Round- sure that there will be no plans are still tentative and the-clock work is in progress problems in bringing the last minute details still in this normally quiet commu- President here by helicopter. haven't been decided. nity in preparation for the He will land in a park border- "We still don't have ah ex- hour-long Saturday visit by ing the ocean a short dis- act timetable from the White President Nixon. tance from the auditorium. House yet," he said. Police, faced with major The tentative schedule calls Politicians, secret service, traffic problems, both pedes- for the President to arrive at agents, police, helicopter pi- trian and vehicular, spent the Newark Airport at noon lots, anof phone company em- day detailing plans for traffic aboard Air Force One. ployes have been busy since and crowd control. From Newark, he is sched- early Wednesday making the Republican leaders antici- uled to fly by helicopter to Te- 8,000-seat wooden auditorium pate a capacity crowd at the terboro Airport for a press suitable for the. President's conference and campaign ral- _ visit. auditorium. Plans, although still tenta- ly in support of Mr. Gross at Much of the work being tive, call for the use of three the Atlantic Aviation Hanger done is of a secret nature and access points to the audito- at 1 p.m. won't be made public because rium to provide Secret Ser- The President then is of security precautions. vice agents and local police scheduled to board the heli- The auditorium, built before with means for controlling the copter and fly to Ocean Grove the turn of the century, was crowd. where he is scheduled to selected by state Republican Special passes for local po- speak at 2 p.m. leaders and approved by Se- After the hour-long appear- litical leaders, dignitaries and Nelson G. Gross William F. Dowd cret Service men Wednesday President Nixon members of the press will be ance, he will board the heli- as the site for the campign copter and flv directly to Lan- corps, plus an additional five issued this afternoon at the didate for U.S. Senate. where he is scheduled to ap- rally. The president is expected to caster, Pa. for another cam- pay telephones. Ocean Grove Publicity Bu- pear at a testimonial dinner The selection was hastily reau. stump • for Mr. Gross and paign rally. for Bart Starr, of the Green made after the chairman of Here By Copter , Arrangements for the Presl-, Third District Congressional To Wisconsin By Packers pro-football team. LOVE NIXON — Volunteers for th» Republican cause the New Jersev Highway Au- Meanwhile ,at the beach- candidate William F. Dowd. Following the Pennsylvania dent's visit are being handled Prior to coining to New Jer- thority rejected plans to use front, there was considerable A spokesman in Mr. Gross' stop, he will board'Air Force are shown preparing signs to help wslcome President through the campaign office One for a flight to Wisconsin sey, Mr. Nixon is scheduled to the Garden State Arts Center activity with pilots making of Nelson G. Gross, GOP can- office in Union said that all Nixon to Monmouth County Saturday. Many of ths in Holmdel. make campaign 6tops in Ver- 2,000 band-painted signs being made by 50 volun- Cites Policy moht during the morning. teer girls wiH carry the message to "love Nixon." The chairman, John P. Gal- Mr. Gross' headquarter* Shown working on the signs at Monmouth County Re- lagher, Republican leader of said the President will be ac- Middlesex County, denied use Cahill Raps Authority's Denial companied through New Jer- publican headquarters In Freehold yesterday were, of the center to the President, left to right, Suzanne Diamandis, 16, Colts Neck; sey by Mr. Gross and U.S. citing a long-standing policy Sen. Clifford P. Case, R-N.J. Sandra Kiely, Rumson, director of the volunteers; Pam by the authority against polit- Paolucci, 15, of Marlboro and Chris Both, 17, of Eng- ical functions at the arts cen- Mr. Gross' headquarters ter. „ Of Art Center Use by President said it wasn't certain yet lishtown. (Register Staff Photo) Bell Telephone emploves whether Gov. Cahill would be thority has been not to allow have been the busiest at the TRENTON - Gov. William The decision also was up- press conference here yestcr- in the party. auditorium installing 100 new the use of the center for polit- T. Cahill said yesterday that held by the three other au- day. Mr. Nixon will be the fifth lines and cables into the thority members, including Mr. Gallagher wasn't avail- ical purposes. the decision to prevent the President to visit the Ocean building and surrounding use of the Garden State Arts Vice Chairman Joseph C. Ir- able for comment on the gov- Mr. Irwin said that policy Rogers Pursues area. Center by President Nixon win of Red Bank, also a Re- ernor's statement. had been reaffirmed "several Grove Auditorium, but the A spokesman for the tele- "doesn't make sense and publican. •No Comment' months ago" when use of the first one to do so since Wil- phone company said much of parkway facility had been re- hurts the image of politics in Mr. Gallagher serves as However, Mr. Irwin, liam Howard Taft In 1911. the equipment being installed the eyes of the voters." seemingly annoyed by the quested by U.S. Senate candi- is of a specialized nature and chairman of the Middlesex governors comment, said, date, Nelson G. Gross, also a Other Presidents who came Mideast Issues The decision not to allow Republican. to the auditorium were Theo- can't be identified because of County Republican organiza- "You can quote me as saying "security reasons." the use of the arts center was "Mr. Gross wanted to come dore Roosevelt in 1905; Wil- made by John P. Gallagher, tion. 'no comment.'" However, Richard Myers, a Mr. Gallagher said in deny- and campaign there a while liam McKinley in 1W9, and spokesman for Bell Telephone chairman of the New Jersey "I think to say that politics back," Mr. Irwin said, "and Ulysses S. Grant, who made Highway Authority, who was is demeaning to a facility is to ing the use of the arts center With Gromyko in Newark, said 15 speoial (or the political rally that a Mr. Gallagher brought up the several appearances as Presi- telephones will be installed named to mat post earlier defeat what we're all trying dent. this year by Gov. Cahill. to do," Gov. Cahill told a long-standing policy of the au- (See Cahill, Pg. J) UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. ing the U.N. General Assem- for members of the press (AP) — Secretary of State bly's 25th anniversary ses- William P. Rogers pursues sion. , the Middle East issue with So- Riad addresses the General viet Foreign Minister Andrei Assembly today, a speech Canada Invokes War Measures in A. Gromyko tonight following which diplomats are watching talks with Egypt's foreign closely for dues on Cairo's within six hours, by Sa.m. forces to help Montreal'? prisoners for the two men kid- out consulting Parliament to to deal with the situation." He . minister indicating how diffi- post-Nasser foreign policy. OTTAWA (AP) - Prime refused to explain these regu- Lemieux said he had lnfor- weary police, and 1,000 troops Minister- Pierre Elliott naped last week, British make its own laws concerning cult it will be to get peace ne- Yesterday, he successfully arrest, deportation, censor- lations but said Trudeau mation that police had dis- arrived In the city. Most were gotiations started. sought General Assembly de- Trudeau invoked Canada's Trade Commissioner James placed on standby, but some R. Gross and Quebec Labor ship and anything it "deems would put them before the covered the hideout of the ter- "At the moment, I cannot bate on the Arab-Israeli con- War Measures Act today, House of Commons today. were sent to guard City Hall declaring that the country Minister Pierre Laporte. The necessary for the security, rorists who kidnaped Laporte say that there is any prog, troversy starting Oct. 26, defense, peace, order and and other buildings. ress," Cairo's foreign 'min- right after the anniversary was threatened with insur- kidnapers had demanded the The Quebec government's and were preparing to raid it. release of 23 men convicted or welfare of Canada." Viola- offer to the kidnapers also In- Other troops moved into ister, Mahmoud Riad, report- observance ends. U.S. strate- rection by French Canadian Premier Ross Thatcher of gists have been cool to such a separatists holding two offi- awaiting trial for terrorist tions are punishable by a cluded a promise of safe con.