Dtaribntioa *k.matq today, U& mm ». Twfcy nh«. 24,400 to the tow m 7 ' Red Bank Area j weather, page 2. MONMOUTH GOUMTS HOME NEWSPAPER FOR 87 YEARS DIAL 741-0010 VOL. 87, NO; 161 ^j^M^m^t^umij^ OHle.i. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1965 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE North Viets DA NANGj Viet Nam (AP)- tack on «n air bwe in which their own rockets and bombs. praise for the work of the Ameri- day. He said no 7th Fleet planes en Khanh, has been named pre- commander of the Army's 4th believed killed, including two of Nearly SO American and Vietna- eight Americans were killed. The commander of the Vietna- can Jets in suppressing the North were with his group but indicated mier of South Viet Nam and Maj.Corps, has been a deputy pre- the terrorists. mese planet Attacked targets in The strike today was believed mese Air Force, Brig. Gen. Nguy- Vietnamese antiaircraft fire. Navy planes might have been in Gen. Nguyen Van Thieu has been mier since shortly before Khanh's Eighteen American soldiers who North VIM Nam today with rock- to be the heaviest yet launched en Cw> Ky, said his planes had He said that on Monday's raid action elsewhere. named deputy premier. Khanh, coup. escaped from the blasted building ets and bombs: in reprisal for aagainst tiie north. It was made bit military areas just north of his plane had picked up 24 bullet Ky led the raid on Monday commander of the Vietnamese At Qui Nhon, rescuers tunneled were injured. Viet Cong attack on a U.S. enb-y 28' Vietnamese fighter-bomb- campips h|t in the raid Monday, holes but that he returned today but did not fly on the strike armed forces, retains the real into the debris of the concrete America's dead in Viet Nam listed men's hMracki in which 22ers with an escort of 20 U.S. Air Allare close to the 17th Parallel. with only two holes. Most of thetoday. He and Brig. Gen. Robert power. enlisted men's hotel to free two combat totaled 270. Four U.S. Americans are believed to have Force F100 let tighten. One of the pilots, Capt. Phiiong ground fire was from small arms, R. Rowland, senior adviser to Khanh, who overthrew Premier American soldiers trapped by theArmy advisers also were missing beta kilted.: Stagfag Areas Hit Nguyen Luy, said he could see he reported; the Vietnamese Air Force, saw Tran Van Huong two weeks ago, Viet Cong explosion last night. after a Viet Cong band attacked It was the third air. strike The Vietnamese planes smashed many buildings afire, with heavy No U.S. advisers rode in thethe attacking squadron off. has been forming a new govern- Bodies of two other Americans a town 80 miles north of Saigon. ••gainst the, -Communist, north at staging area? for Viet Cong in- columns of smoke rising. He said Vietnamese i planes. General Is Premier ment to replace the caretaker re- had been recovered and 20 oth- The first Qui Nhon victim •ince Sunday.-The earlier.attacks filtrators with rockets and bombs he could not see any bodies on Gen. Ky declined tj> say wheth- In Saigon, meanwhile, reliable gime he named after his coup. ers were missing and believed identified by the Pentagon was Sunday and Monday had been in after the American je^s.worked the ground. er jets from the U.S. 7th Fleet sources reported Nguyen Luu Vlen has'been a deputy premier killed. Pvt. Tommy J. Belcher, whose retaliation for a Viet Cong at- over the areai' defenses with Maj. Phuong Luu- Kim had also raided North Viet Nam to- Vien, an uncle of Lr. Cen. Nguy- since last fall. Thieu, former Twenty Vietnamese also were (See VIET NAM, Page 3) By WILLIAM HENDERSON g our remarks and buy the time Morton also told the guests: "Im-seats and are now, over-all, a ; WALL TOWNSHIP p the Sea Girt Inn sponsorep d byy theon ,TV." portant and influential groups got minorfty party even in many Rogers C. B. Morton, R-Md, told MMonmouth h CCoynt y FdFederatioi n of liloiton 'added: "Year-in and the write-off treatment from the areas once considered private Monmouth County Republicans Republican .Women .that: "The year-out; Republicans have fared Republican leadership-and write- Republican prooerty." last night that blame for last press was, also Ignored." . well with the press corps." off wass exactly what they did Case Plug? year's catastrophe at the elec 'Too often, in 1954, the aftitud Local GOP leaders agreeg d it to our candidatess inn voting Rep. Morton remarked of New tion polls can be placed on "thein high Republican circle* was was about time some office holder booths across the nation. Jersey Sen. Clifford P. Case: writing off of Negro, labor, and 'What can.we do?' They (report- spoke frankly and "laid it on the Cites Losses "We pay tribute to your Cliff egghead voting groups by party ers) smea> our candidates and line" about the party's present "Certainlyy, Negrg o supporpp t of Case and his fight against con- strategists." dlstoiftfieir vlewa - Nuts with dilemma. Presidend t JohnsoJh n was decisivdi e flict of interest cases. Case is a Congressman Morton also told n»ws conferences. We'll package p Barry in his carrying Florida, North winner."' The congressman also aimed a Carolina, Virginia and Tennessee At least one GOP leader direct rap at Barry Goldwater. —all states where Republicans thought Morton was making a "The Republican presidential had'begun to build a solid foun- pitch on behalf of Case for gov- candidate was one of six GOP dation in the last decade." ernor. • • • members of the Senate to vote ' '"Mr. Morton stated that 1964 The congressman also got In Beadlfeston Scores against the civil rights bill. Some . plug for Hie retired Rep. should have been, by all odds, a six million Negroes voted last banner year for Republicans. James C. Auchincloss, Rumson, 9 fall, and approximately 90 per "In the Senate there were 9 when he said: "We miss Jim cent cast their ballots for theRepublican seats at stake and 26Auchincloss. It's too bad we don't Hughes Attitude Democratic nominee. There is have him with us when the chips • - Democratic seats to be chal- little doubt the Negro attitude lenged. What happened? We lost are down." WALL TOWN$HIP - "I am It is a shocking exhibition for atoward the Republican national three of our own and picked up Rep. Morton, whose brother, > amazed and horrified." former Superior Court judge of ticket had an adverse effect on only one from the Democrats. U.S. Sen Thruston Morton, R-Ky, The words were spoken last this state." the failure to elect such a dis- "In the House of Representa- addressed the same federation night by angry GOP assembly- The assemblyman said he tinguished candidate u Ohio's tives, where we were told by in the same place last year, s- > man Alfred N. Beadleston, Rum- never approved the "one manRober, t A. Taffc Jr." some national leaders that Re- wound up his talk with: "The son, as he sharply criticized the one vote" rule, but "the courts Rep., Morton stated that last publicans would make a killing Republican Party can rise again GOP DINNER GUESTS—Rep. Rogers C. B. Morton chats with Mrs. Harry H. Clay- stand taken by Democratic -Gov. so ordered and it is the law of y year the Republicans failed to regardless of the fate of the top the land." Richard J. Hughes on reappbr- recognize the increasing Negro of the ticket, we lost 41 seats." "I was on the commission that tionment. vote. -"Such an omission Is cyn- Lost in Locals in 1966." dinner in the Sea Girt Inn sponsored by the Monmouth County Federation of Re- made the report on rtapporUon- The assemblyman did his ver- ically short-sighted. It is a refu- Morton remarked that in the Ironically enough, despite Mor- publican Women. Mrs. Clayton takes over as president of the federation in March, ment and redlstricting of con- bal punching before the mike in tation, of the very tradition upon 50 state legislatures, the founda- ton's slashing attack on Gold- gressional lines and whether I g succeeding Mrs. Flynn. Large crowd heard Rep. Morton rap Barry Goldwater and Sea Girt Ins where he addressed which our party was founded." tion of. Republican power in the the guests at the Lincoln Day like it or not-and I donU—I will water and the national GOP In. tiis real tough speech^ Rep. past, "we lost more than 500 (See MORTON, Page 3) national'party leaders for last year's election defeat. dinner sponsored by the Mon-comply. mouth County Federation of Re- "Tnls reapporilbnment system T publican Women. means a complete lack of pro- Mr. Beadleston was also crit- tection for' minorities; The courts Raritan Boost May Be 67 Cents ical; of. tte__ attitude taken b-y, ._> . favor mtoorip% then wipe if ;;.;..-.. .... , i -, i > «owt» on. *«.redistrlcUng of out liter. If Uiat t* oonUmpt, county lines throughout the stats. let them make the most of It." AsumMynrsii fcadfeston was Mr. Bewflestflo stated that «n- sUrred Into naktaf Ms rwnaiti d»r reapportlonmenUaad; tt» it- by sMwienti is«ed yesterday alignment of cttogtuikaal brtss Rate Brings Cry lor Broad Base Tax by the governor that he though! it will be difficult (of Monnwuth home owner's taxes will go up (134, and for a $15,000 house, This year, because of a rate Increase by West Keansburg County, "but we'll Win." „ RARITAN TOWNSHIP — The township Committee last the Assembly should not be re- Water Co., the rental is 10 times higher, for, a total of $60,000.