Weather Today Sunny and mild today with Ufh near M. Partly cloudy tonight With low around «. About a t» 27,175 per cent chance of brief shower* / Red Bank Area f early tomorrow morning becom- ing fair and mild during the ijiy Copyright—The Red Bank Register, Inc. 1966. with high 75-W. Outlook for Sun- DIAL 741-0010 day fair and seasonable. MONMOUTH COUNTY'S HOME NEWSPAPER FOR 87 YEARS luuM imllr. Momlty thnmgh TM&- stem*. Our Jfilan FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1966 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE VOL. 88, NO. 239 Pild lit!Rad But uA »t AddlUou) U*UJiut Olllcti. Airport Owner Alters Adamant Stand Willing to Discuss Sale Plan FREEHOLD - Standing deter- ference," the mayor said, tion next Tuesday authorizing In answer to reporters' ques- Uon electronics contracts for the mined to proceed with acquisi- "we are satisfied that the town- purchase of the field. tions, he said that Charles M. Army. tion of the Monmouth County ship would continue to receive "This will enable us to file Pike and Col. Francis R. Gerard, 'No Comment' Airport for public use, the coun- taxes on commercial buildings the necessary application under had recently taken part in dis- Mr. Irwin was asked if, as re- ty Board of Freeholders met with there now and to be built In the the Economic Development Act cussions out of state with a ported to newsmen, it was true owner Edward I. Brown last future. to qualify for consideration for large industrial development firm that the developer would be in- night and reached an agreement 'In addition, we were reas- a 50 per cent grant in purchase relative to a co-operative de- terested only if the airport in to discuss a sale without neces- sured that the township will have funds from the federal govern- velopment project at the airport. question was publicly owned. sity of condemnation. a say in the types of industry ment," Mr. Irwin said. "All I can 6ay," he declared, Mr. Irwin reiterated, "No com- "We learned some things that which may locate in the area so He disclosed the freeholders "is that there have been some ment." we hadn't known before," 6aid that they will conform to our zon-have received official notice that discussions, but otherwise, no Democratic Freeholder Eu- Mr. Brown at a press conference ing regulations." the county's eligibility for EDA comment." gene J. Bedell stood fast in his fterwards, "and I agreed to The mayor said that the free- funds will expire June 28 because Reporters were told that Mr. opposition. He said he will vote meet and discuss the county's holders agreed to keep the town- its level of unemployment " hasPike and Col. Francis R. Gerard, against applying for federal proposal." ship informed of all develop- remained below six per cent chief of the state Aeronautics funds. At the same time, Mayor Jo- ments by having two township more than a year. Bureau, were taken by Army air- "I have not been shown that seph Ehert of Wall Township, officials attend all future ses- "We are assured," he said, craft from Fort Monmouth to the county can provide anything where the 785-acre airfield is sions of the county board relative "that as long as we apply before Texas last month to confer with that Mr. Brown, though private located, said he and members of to airport matters. that date and our papers re representatives of the company. enterprise, cannot," he said. [he township committee had been Freeholder Director Joseph C. ceive a number we will receive It was said that the company is "This thing can run to J6-to- reassured that county purchase Invin said that the board, at full consideration." interested in making a proposi- $8 million very quickly and we would not totally wipe out air- least by a 4 to 1 majority, will The freeholder director con- tion involving construction of a have no guarantee that Fort Mon- port real estate ratables." carry out its previously an- firmed a new sidelight on the variety of buildings, principal mouth will move there »s a "As a result of tonight's con- rounced plan to adopt a resolu airport plan. ly because of an interest in avia- (See AIRPORT, Page 2) Buddhist Nun Dies in Flames; A LOOK AT THE MOON — Gemini 9 astronauts Eugene A. Cernah, Jeft, and Thom- as F. Stafford, twice stalled in their efforts to blast off from Cape Kennedy, Fla., look at lunar pictures distributed by wire service after their transmission by Surveyor U.S. Heavily Bombs North Viets spacecraft on its successful landing on the moon. Cernan and Stafford wars hoping SAIGON (AP) — Waves of Ground action in South Viet I SAIGON (AP) — A 26-year-old ated by Buddhist moderates with ccept the resignation, but Bud- 1 1 u J l y to take off this morning in pursuit of an orbiting spacecraft. (AP V/irepho+o) American, warplanes pounded Nam continued light as it hashas|Buddhis"- -"-'-t' nu-~n burne —d hersel " f 't-o Premier Nguyen Co Ky's mili- dhist- sources said this might North Viet Nam yesterday for al! week. death today in the courtyard of a ary regime. ake two or three days. the fourth straight day of heavy In the largest of scattered small pagoda in D a Nang. ShS e Tarn Chau Quiti The Buddhist Institute Is the Jinx Is Broken raids. small fights, troops of the South was the sixth Buddhist to take Another development that im- iecular arm of the church. The Navy and Air Force at- Korean Tiger Division reported her life by fire since Sunday in periled that agreement was the Tam Chau's announcement tack planes hit once again at killing 32 Viet Cong in two brisk a wave of anti-government fa- resignation today of the moder- ame as the nation's Buddhists engagements last night and this naticism that continues despite observed the 2,510th birthday o'. Communist anti-aircraft sites — ate head of the Buddhist Insti- a main target all week—and al morning. appeals by Buddhist leaders to he founder of their faith, Bud- g ute, Thich (Venerable) Tarn so at oil depots, storage areas The Korean, troopg are at- stop such self-sacrifice. ha. Calm settled over Saigon Gemini Twins Take Off and river traffic. Chau, the chief Buddhist negoti- after the Buddhist Institute*tlrged ached to units of the U. S. 1st Monks said the nun, Thioh Nu ator with the government. propelling himself about with a above the western Pacific followers to commemorate BULLETIN U. S. military headquarters re- Vir Cavalry Division and Viet- Dieu Dinh, left behind a letter Apparently acling under pres- roeket-powered back pack. Ocean. he anniversary at home with CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) ported one F105 Thunderchief ames units in the combined op- for President Johnson charging sure from the militants in the When they are within eyesight — A powerful Titan 2 rocket — The space twins were to chase was shot down over North Viet eration Crazy Horse. This is a that "Vietnamese Buddhists were unified Buddhist church, Tam rayers for the dead in the weeks of the barrel-shaped ATDA they breaking the jinx of Gemini 9 the satellite — called ATDA, Nam today. The pilot, Capt. Rob ontinuing sweep about 20 miles annihilated by your policies in Chau said in his letter of resig- f Buddhist agitation for civilian will be able to determine wheth- — launched the tiny space ship for Augmented Target Docking ert B. Pielin, 34, of Chicago was orth of An Khe and 270 miles Viet Nam." nation: "I have tried to solve rule. Troops hauled down road- today on Its vital, three-day Adapter — at 17,500 miles an fche shroud is on or off. The plucked out of the sea two miles blocks outside the institute com- ortheast of Saigon and has been The suicide indicated the the present situation but I have rendezvous and space walk hour over a 76,000-mile course, order in which they exercise off Dong Hoi in a daring and pound. • ,-,-••• • going on since May 16. The U. S. strong opposition among extrem- failed." A special, council will be mission. catching it lour hours later high (See GEMINI, Page 2) dangerous rescue by an Alba- (See BOMBS, - Page 2) ist Buddhists to a truce negoti- convoked to decide whether to The nun committed suicide on CAPE KENNEDY. Fla. (AP)- tross flying boat. the grounds of the Hat, Lac pa- The.hard luck twins of Gemini The rescue plane landed un- goda, a small Buddhist cenUt 8 — Thomas P. Stafford and Eu- der "heavy fire from Commuiflst two blocks from Da Nang's cer- gene A- Cernan — climbed into artillery and small arms to picl tral market. Paratroopers and their tiny spaco ship agajnjgday up Pielin. within 10 minutes, and Will Give Grand Jury Marines kept an orderly crowr* lor a third effort to launch their he was flown to Da Nang, in of about 300 persons back, and three-day rendezvous and space South Viet Nam. Bruises were- small groups 'of boys and gin1': walk mission. his only Injury. draped the chaired remains with •Twice} before, the astronauts Pielin> plane was the seventh Buddhist flag. ' had sweated out the countdown, reported lost since Monday, Vote Petition The locale of the self-immola- when improved weather permit- then dejectedly rode the slow FREEHOLD - Evidence in the several husbands and wives When it retired, on May 2, the tion indicated the act probably elevator back to the ground when ted resumption of heavy attacks Long Branch change-of-govern- whose names appeared on the jury said in a presentment that on the north, and the 260th re- lad the approval of monks at the mission was scrubbed.