,/-;. ?h .', -,•;' \, DUtnbution : • '-}** ' . Low tonight la U» y, pertly cltedy, cooler. J3.SZS DIAL 741-0010 VOL, 86, NO. 65 I»»ft «*V. Monaw thNafh TrUUjr. Mend CUM RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1963 7c PER COPY PAGE 9 Clocks Go Back %ift Big Success, But Raises Question "Spring forward; fall back." That's one way to re- member to torn clocks back at 2 a.m. Sunday, the end of Day- FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) for the transatlantic airlift. It close to East Germany'* Iron pected to try to reassure the Ger- if the depots filled with the di- •where the great probability is mans. vision's tanks, artillery and oth- that the equipment would not be light Saving Time throughout New Jersey. —The massive airlift of 15,000 was designed to impress NATO Curtain border. U<S. soldiers across the Atlantic countries — aod the Russians — Next week, the 2d Armored The issue could become a er heavy gear were overrun be- overrun." ' Two agencies have announcements concerning the time hat ended in resounding success. with growing U.S. ability to send will try to repel a mock lnv* grave one in U.S.-German rela- fore U.S. troops could land? Dunn suggested a surprise con* change. The New Jersey Highway Authority, operator of But a' nagging question remains large reinforcements overseas sion from the Communist east ons. Lt. Gen. Thomas Dunn, ar- ventional attack was unlikely .-• the .Garden State Parkway, notes that dusk will fall for the unanswered; quickly. But there were many skeptics, Critics raise a number of mored corps commander at Fort that political developments and points in challenging the realism Hood, answered that one tills a heating up of the cold war next few weeks during the hour of heavy homebound com- Except for a handful of plane particularly among the West How would Operation Big Lift of the Big Lift exercise. week by saying the heavy gear would alert U.S. officials. muter traffic. Motorists on the toll road will be reminded have fared, under war conditions? diversions ,due to fog, the airlift Germans. Some Americans had douibts, too. What would happen, they ask, was stockpiled west of the Rhine (See BIG LIFT, Page 2) Uv turn on their lights at dusk and watch for sudden stops dur- The last of 235 Air Force trans- was virtually perfect. port planes deposited the rear Weeks of detailed planning paid Many Germans were convinced ing the critical time changeover. guard of the 2nd. Armored. Divi- off as troops flowed to their the Wg lift demonstration was in- The authority began the program last year and, in the sion at Sembach Air Base last planes in Texas. The aircraft tended to condition them for a period between 4:40 and 6:30 p.m. for a month following the night roared off on!intricate schedules, not too distant withdrawal of sizeable elements from America's time change, accidents decreased from 50 in 1961 to) 23 in The elapsed time from the the soldiers disembarked in calm takeoff of the first jet transport order in West Germany . and 250,000 man army garrison in 1962 despite a 6 per cent traffic gain. Western Europe. from Fort, Hood, Tex-, Tuesday France and rolled off to draw V Also interested in the time change is the Division of until the touch down of the tall their tanks and other heavy A stream of official OS. de- Critics • of - UN Alcoholic Beverage Control, which .announced that bars in end troop carrier in Germany equipment from stockpiles: nials failed to quiet the German (ears. municipalities with a 3 a.m. closing hour may stay open an was 63 hours and 20 minutes. As the division's tail coiled Secretary of State Dean 'Rusk extra hour Sunday until their corrected clocks read 3 a.m. This was 20 minutes less than across the.Atlantic, its head was the best' time that Air Force getting ready to move along Ger- was due in Bonn today and Bars that close at 2 a.m. or earlier are not affected. and Army leaden had predicted man roads to a maneuver area Frankfurt this weekend. He is ex- Rough Adlai DALLAS, Tex. (AP) — One around a car In which Steven- back: "If you don't know what's Stout-Moody Battle 'Mysteries' Mount ariti-U.N. demonstrator spat on son, this country's ambassador wrong, I don't know why. Adlai E. Stevenson, another to the United Nations, left the Everybody else does." By WILLIAM HENDERSON tification, checking, etc., Moody came up banged him on the head with a auditorium. Stevenson turned and walked sign and about 100 milled Register Political Writer with the Information he wanted. His two mes- He appeared startled but un- away. Mrs. Fredrickson, 47, sages were sent.out to Stout at 7:40 a. m. around him in a disorderly pro- hurt by the blow on his head. told newsmen she did not intend RED BANK — Republican State Sen. yesterday. One went to Stout's law office test Thursday night. Police grabbed a woman carry- to strike him but someone jos- Richard R. Stout and Democratic^ Mayor Earl at 310. Main St., Allenhurst, and'the other to The disturbance occurred aft- ing the sign. tled her arm as she pushed her Moody of Middletown continued to swap ver- , his home on Wickapecko Dr., West'Allenhurst. T a United Nations Day speech "Don't arrest her—it could placard close for the ambassa- bal blows yesterday as a deep mystery—the The receipt at the Western Union office luring which Stevenson drew have been an accident," Steven- dor to read. second in the state Senate campaign devel- in Red Bank showed that the Asbury Park wo standing ovations from 1,750 son said. Then he asked the The sign asked: "Adlai, who. oped overnight. W. Ui had made the delivery. It was con- persons jamming the Municipal woman: "What is wrong? Can elected you?" The "Who Done It" or "What Happened . ceded that the message, could have bee& Vuditorium in downtown Dallas. I help you in any way?" 'Police said.a man in the to the Telegram" came to light when Stout phoned and that a staffer or maid forgot to front row heckler interrupted Snarls Reply crowd spat on Stevenson near last night denied he had received a long mes- tell the senator. "I just'wanted to set the him at one point. The woman, who later identi- the car and on officers who took sage from Moody defying his (Stout's) plans record straight,", said-Moody. Police arrested two men in fied herself to reporters as Cora him into custody. As second man to lodge a criminal libel action against him . WHO HIRED DETECTIVE? ireaking up a crowd gathered Fredrickson of Dallas, snarled was arrested as patrolmen .and urging him to meet him in Prosecutor . The campaign's first mystery came weeks pushed the crowd back. Vincent Keuper's Freehold office at 2 p. m. ago when Moody, charged, that the Republi- Pickets appeared outside the yesterday. cans hired detectives to investigate his back- auditorium before the speaker " The senator last night said, "I neve? re- ground in his home state of Mississippi in Parties Squabbling arrived and some crowded in- ceived any form of communication from an effort to smear him. Republicans denied doors. They carried placards Mr. Moody, the mayor, or whatever you want the charge. No one yet has detected who— and American flags. .One wore • to call him. Neither has any member of my Republican or Democrat—hired or paid the an Uncle Sam suit. ' campaign staff, my law office or my fami- Over Headquarters private eye who allegedly made the probe. Heckler ly. My statement still stands. I shall present Earlier yesterday, Mayor Moody showed the charges to the authorities at the proper RARJTAN TOWNSHIP — "It's The Republicans have made a As Stevenson spoke, he was up at, the Freehold Court House.at 2 p. m. time." - ' rt so." campaign issue out of alleged interrupted by a front row spec- N He went to the Grand Jury room, met the , Stout, on Wednesday, stated that the This was (he reaction last zoning violations, only to find tator. This individual identified prosecutor and said he wanted the Grand mayor had; during the campaign, "libeled light by Donald J. Malloy, vice they failed to get the necessary himself as Frank McGehee of Jury to hear Stout's charges against him. me, slandered me and distorted the facts :hairman of the Zoning Board of permission to use a non-resi- Dallas, an organizer of the Keuper told him: "I've heard about it, but concerning my public record and me per- Adjustment and Democratic can dential building in a residential ultraconservative National In- I have received no complaint from the sena- sonally." didate for township clerk, in re- zone as their campaign head- dignation Convention. tor." . , : . quarters. ' McGehee asked several ques- A spokesman for the senator added: "It THi EMPTY CHAIR —' Democratic Mayor of Middle- ply, to a statement by George L. would be ridiculous to say that we didn't get Moody-waited until 3:15, but, of course, Eberle, president of the Young Mr. Eberle has charged that tions, including one about Stev- the telegram if we had. We'd gain nothing town, sifting outside Grand Jury room in Freehold.yes- . the senator did not appear, then Moody held Republican Club, that applica- the "over use" of signs on the enson's beliefs. There was deaf- a press conference and it went like this: by saying that" terday, warms up teat at she awaits arrival-of Republican tion has been filed with the zon- Democratic campaign headquar- ening applause after the ambas- But Moody had a different story to tell: "WILD HYSTERIA' ing board secretary for a, vari- ters on Rt.