Black Leaders Rap Inaction by City SEE STORY BELOW Hot and Humid Warn' and humid, showers possible today and tonight. FINAL Hot and humid tomorrow, Red Bank, Freehold (Be* Eefalll. Pa.j. « Long Branch J EDITION Monmouth County's Home Newspaper for 92 Years VOL'. 93, NO. 25 RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1970 20 PAGES TEN CENTS Nixon Assures Israel Of Peace Talks Safety LOS ANGELES (AP)' — President Nixon has to have forced policy in this area," he said. "Our' unrest, "it is a problem which college adminis- given the Israel government his-personal assur- policy is one of cooperation rather than coercion." trators and college faculties must face up to." ance that entering Middle East talks, as he pro- ; SEES ECONOMIC UPSWING He. said he thought it "very short-sighted" for uni- posed, would not endanger Israel's military posi- , • —The economy will be "moving upward in the versity presidents and professors "to put the last half of 1970" with inflation being cooled. blame for all the problems of the universities on tion. • ••'.' the government." Nixon told a television-radio news conference However, he said, he may have to veto some popular bills if'Congress appropriates more than Nixon also was asked about statements by at the Century Plaza Hotel last night that he hopes his campus advisers that government should Israel will join Egypt and Jordan in accepting his he wants and a request for higher taxes would be used as a last resort to keep the federal budget recognize the reality of fears of repression among proposal for a 90-day cease-fire while negotiations under control. students and minority groups. move forward. He believes his order sending U.S. ground "We do not believe in repression," the Presi- ACKNOWLEDGES FEARS troops into Cambodia increased' the prospects for dent said: "It is not a government policy," , Acknowledging that some Israel officials fear a negotiated peace. He said Washington ^and His questioner had referred to some of Vice their enemies would take military advantage of a Saigon are in. agreement on negotiation policy. President Spiro T. Agnew's public comments, to cease-fire, Nixon declared: URGES QUICK ACTION which Nixon replied: "If there is a cease-fire, a natural proposi- The chief executive urged Congress to move "I, of course, do not accept the proposition tion connected with that, a condition with that, is quickly to pass his environmental protection . that the vice president represses people. It that there will be a military standstill during that measures and, referring to tiie: smog blanket that seems to me that people are very free in speak- period." covered much of the East Coast this week, said: ing up about the vice president. Many of them do The Israeli cabinet has been sharply divided "It was perhaps fortunate in a way that the East to me." over whether to accept the proposal with members 'Coast saw this problem in such a massive man- At several points, Nixon expressed hope for of a right-wing party threatening to resign if it ner. Now we realize that we don't have much at least limited success in the strategic arms is accepted. ' . time left." • .•..-•••• limitations talks with the Soviet Union in Vienna. FIELDS 18 QUESTIONS Nixon was asked about the. report made He said they were aimed at limitation of arms • Fielding 18 questions in 29 minutes, Nixon also public earlier in the .week, in which his special rather iihan disarmament. told the audience of Washington and California advisers on campus unrest said .Nixon had not And," responding to a question from a Los newsmen: been paying enough attention to the problems Angeles newsman in this city with a heavy popu- —The administration will send federal offi- of students and racial minorities. lation of Mexican-Americans, Nixon said in- cials into the South to promote full school deseg- . The President countered that, while the feder- creasing job opportunities for Mexican-Americans regation when help is asked. "We are not going al government will do what it can to ease campus was a "high priority" administration objective. Level By ASSOCIATED PRESS be pollution-free in a year or Consolidated Edison Co. But Commissioner Robert tern was moving away from Rain showers had washed two. But Congress could pass • praised the "wonderful coop- N'. Rickles said the alert was its center in western Pennsyl- down smog levels over the the environmental bill I sent eration" by the public that being continued because vania. Eastern Seaboard today after it. They should put it on the. enabled it to meet a peak de- weather forecasts called for A pollution warning in a- week-long air pollution front burner." mand of just under 7 million continued stagnant air pat- Georgia was to continue ovet threat that brought a presi- Nixon said the federal gov- kilowatts, with a reserve ca- terns over the city through the state as far south ai dential call for prompt leg- ernment would take strict act- pacity of 8 per cent. the weekend.. Brunswick until Saturday, islative action. ion to see that none of its in- •Con Edison, with two major A Weather Bureau mete- when the Weather Bureau Pollution alerts or warnings stallations added to the prob- generators broken down, re- orologist in Baltimore pre- predicted the stale air would were rescinded in Washing- lem and he urged industry to duced voltage by 3 per cent, dicted "continued improve- be pushed out to sea. ton, Baltimore and Phila- use nonpolluting fuels as and upstate utilities cut theirs ment" today in smog condi- MANSON ATTORNEYS CITED FOR CONTEMPT — Irving A. Kanarek. laft. and delphia* New York City con- much as possible. by 5 per cent in eastern New tions in the Baltimore-Wash- tinued its alert but relaxed York to spread the available ington area. Ronald Hughes, defense attorneys in the Tate-La Bianca murder Trial, leave court- Problem Eased some restrictions on the use New York's.electrical pow- power. Problem Eased Blacks Rap room yesterday after Judge Charles H. Older cited them for contempt of. court of incinerators. er problem also eased yester- In the pollution alert, New City officials in Phila- end ordered them to be held in jail overnight. ' (AP Wirephoto) At a news conference last day as lower temperatures re- York's commissioner of air delphia, said the rainfall night in Los Angeles, Presi- duced the air conditioning resources said there had been Wednesday and yesterday Situation dent Nixon took note of the drain on available electricity "considerable improvement" eased the problem there. The pollution threat caused by a and consumers cut back on since the mayor invoked the Weather Bureau said the stationary air mass over the other usage. alert Wednesday. stagnant high pressure sys- In Asbuiy Tate Witness Relates East for the past week. By RICHARD McMANUS "In some ways it is fortu- ASBURY PARK — Black nate the East Coast saw the leaders here expressed strong problem in this severe man- dissatisfaction yesterday with Sex and Drug Activity ner," he said. "It shows there the outcome of Monday is not much time left to solve night's meeting with Mayor By LINDA DEUTSCH She identified the drugs as Fitzgerald suggested that it." Joseph F. Mattice and the LOS ANGELES (AP) - peyote, morning glory seeds, her courtroom testimony may No Answer council of this riot-scarred Seeking to cast doubt on tes- Methelrine hydrochloride or have been hallucinatory as a He said there was no short- city and threatened an exten- timony by the state's star "speed," mescaline 'and psi- result of drugs, range answer to the problem, sion of an economic boycott witness in the Sharon Tate locytyn. Q. Has LSD altered your "We can't get the kind of au- "if something doesn't come murder trial, the defense has Fitzgerald, representing de- , personality? tomobile engine which would up in a day or two." begun questioning green-eyed fendant Patricia Krenwinkel, ; Alteration Noted ,. The spokesman for the West Linda Kasabian on two top- 22, began his questioning in Side negotiating committee, A. It showed me parts of Willie Hamm, said that ten- ics: sex and drugs. the wake of Mrs.- Kasabian's myself — yes, it has altered Tall, dark-haired attorney four-day account of how clan Boiardo sions in the black community me to a certain extent. are now "at an all-time Paul Fitzgerald,; 33, led off leader Manson, 35, ordered ,Q. Have you- .ever told cross-examination late yester- his followers to kill actress high," higher, he said, than people as a result. of your immediately before the dis- day with questions about the Sharon Tate and six others. LSD experience you were un- Appealing pretty witness' use of halluci- As her direct testimony orders that racked the city der the impression the whole • earlier this month. natory drugs and her part in closed, the soft-spoken wit- world was a dream? He blamed the rising ten- group sex , parties with ness said Manson, having al- A. I don't recall that. Conviction Charles Manson and his hip- ready ordered seven murders, sion on the Mayor and Coun- Q. Did you ever become TRENTON (AP) - An at- cil's response, or lack of it, to pie-style "family." • told her to slit the throat of a paranoic under LSD? Mrs. Kasabian said she had unnamed man with whom she torney for reputed Cosa Nos- a list of "demands" sub- A. Possibly, I can't actually t r a lieutenant Ruggiero mitted by the leaders shortly taken LSD about 50 times and had had a sexual episode.