City School Board Salary Offer.Rapped SEE STORY PAGE s> The Weather Partly sunny and warm, FINAL high 80 to 85. Chance of show- Red Bank, Freehold ers tonight and tomorrow Long Branch EDITION morning. Cooler tonight and I tomorrow. .21 PACES MonmOuth County's Outstanding Home Newspaper VOL. 95 NO. 206 KEI) BANK, NJ. MONDAY, Al'KIL 23,1973 TEN CENTS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiii iiiiinii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiii i IIIII iniiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiitiiiuiiiiiii)iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiNlHiiiiiiiiiiliiiiui) Dean May Implicate More Nixon Aides in Watergate WASHINGTON (AP) — sources today as saying Presi- sources, responded, "Give me them. vestigation into the case, White House Counsel John W. dent Nixon was told by mem- some evidence." Dean reportedly has been which was followed by Nix- Dean 3rd, who has declared bers of his own staff last year Mitchell, ftfrmer campaign named by former Nixon cam- on's statement that no White he will not be made a scape- that former Attorney General director for Nixon, testified paign aide Jeb Stuart Magr- House aides were involved. goat for the Watergate affair, John N. Mitchell and Dean last week before a grand jury uder as among those present Nixon said April 7, however, appears ready to implicate probably were involved in investigating Watergate. He at a meeting where bugging that he had learned of major other presidential aides, says both the wiretapping of Demo- told newsmen afterwards that of the Democratic headquar- new developments pointing to a source close to him. cratic party headquarters and he had heard discussion of ters was planned. the truth in the case. In another development, a subsequent coverup. wiretapping plans in the 1972 Dean, presidential counsel, "In a perhaps misguided The Washington Post quotes Nixon, said the Post's campaign but disapproved conducted the initial in- concept in protecting the people around the President, he (Dean) has been caught up in questionable activities," a source close to Dean said yes- Woman *s Homemade Outfitterday. Parer Advisers The source said Dean's April 19 comment that he would not be made a scape- Winner in Easter Parade goat was "a clear indication that he is now going to help By BETTESFERO : the boardwalk yesterday ex- the President clear the White pecting to participate in the House staff of those that have ASBURY PARK - Mrs. contest. besmirched the. office of the Mrs. Hujer has placed AP Wlrepholo Irma. Hujer, a Lake Hopat- presidency to the end that FIRST FAMILY HAPPY ON EASTER — President Nixon and his family cong woman who believes in among the 50 "orchid wearing President Nixon will have bet- ladies several times and also were all smiles as they posed for pictures on the lawn of the Florida classic clothes — and, in fact, ter and purer advisers in the While House Easter Sunday. From left: David and Julie Eisenhower; makes all her own — was the has been a previous finalist. future." ; The fashion interest appears President and Mrs. Nixon and Tricia and Lt. Edwin Cox. winner yesterday in the an- There were several other nual Easter Fashion Prome- to run in the family, for her sister, Miss Ellen Goerler, developments over the week- nade. end. Her male counterpart, how- Railway, was also among the orchid wearers yesterday. — Charles W. Colson, a for- ever, could hardly be put in mer White House consultant, the classic category. Frank Hats Are Back Christianity Marks reiterated yesterday that he Donato, who says he owns Eastertime is traditionally the time for setting spring had no involvement in Water- about 35 suits, copped first gate. He characterized as place in the Promenade's and summer fashion trends. "just plain wrong" a story in men's division with a midi The one most evident yes- the Los Angeles Times saying coat and matching wide leg- terday, among several? Hats Easter at Prayers that Colson was prepared to ged slacks suit that bespoke a are back — especially on the document an administration By The Associated Press Fifth Ave., sunny, 86-degree Rome, appealed for peace in flair and flash hardly syno- men. coverup of Watergate. The weather brought out an esti- Indochina, the Middle East, nomous with classic male at- Nine of the 10 male finalists Times stood by its story. The Christian world cele- mated 20,000 persons for the and especially Northern Ire- tire. wore hats, with several others See Resignation brated Easter Sunday with re- traditional Easter Parade. land. The two winners, both of also favoring bow ties and ligious services, prayers for President Nixon and his He said the conflict in Ul- three choosing the midi-length — Ridder Publications' whom coincidentally are 32 Washington bureau quoted peace and holidaying. family attende'd services at ster, "contrary to the aspira- years old, exemplified the coat style that won first place The Roman Catholic vicar the Key Biscayne Presby- . tions and will of the majority for Mr. Donato. In the chap- sources as saying Attorney fashion evident among final- General Richard Kleindienst to the U.S. armed forces ap- terian Church near the Flor-" of the people themselves, is ists in their respective divi- eaux department, among the pealed for "true compassion" ida White House and heard an affront not only to huma- ladies, there was an occasion- may -resign after Watergate sions. investigations are over be- for those who wouldn't fight in the Rev. John A. Huffman Jr. nity but to the Christian Neither first place winner is al wide brimmed picture hat, Vietnam, and President Nixon preach: name." and a few cloche and turban cause he has fallen out of fa- a fashion novice. Mr. Donato heard a sermon about sin. "I don't like to talk about looks, but mostly women fa- vor with Nixon over his han- Northern Ireland's Roman said he was used to passers- "Is it too much to hope that sin; but let's face it, it's a fact vored the small to medium dling of the matter. He al- Catholics took part in more by complimenting him on his our nation's leaders will be of our society and a fact in See Woman's page 2 ready has withdrawn from the than 30 marches to mark the clothes and he had come to case. able to balance a genuine re- your life. 1916 Easter Rising that led to spect for the laws of our land' "We can sweep it under the Irish independence. No dis- with true compassion in the rug and dismiss it and walk turbances were reported at cases of those who for sincere out of here into the sunshine, any of the parades, but gun- reasons would not serve in the to the tennis court, to the men shot at troops in Belfast, Quiet Hillsdale Shaken military?" asked Terrence yacht club and to the beach injuring a bystander. Cardinal Cooke, archbishop of and say, 'Well it was nice to There also was no violence New York, in his Easter mes- have been in church on Eas- in Jerusalem as thousands at- sage. ter.' Or you can walk out of tended services that began at By Slaying of Girl, 7 "We pray that they will dis- here transformed. The time is sunrise. cover a way for those young perhaps for you to fish or cut The Roman Catholic Patri- HILLSDALE (AP) - The D'AHesandro was found by po- there was evidence of sexual men to offer a fitting substi- bait." arch of Jerusalem, Msgr. strangulation-beating death of lice yesterday, three days af- abuse. He said the girl appar- tute in service and return to Pope Paul VI, celebrating G.G. Beltritti, led a proces- a 7-year-old Brownie scout ter she was reported missing. ently was slain elsewhere be- their homes." an open air mass before sion though the narrow streets whose nude body was found in James McGowan, 26, who fore her body was dumped in Outside on New York's 250,000 in St. Peter's Square in Set Christian, page 2 Register ptiolo by Larry Perna a park has shaken this resi- lived with his widowed moth- a wooded area of Harriman FIRST PLACES IN FASHION — Frank Donato, dential community. A young er about 100 yards down the State Park at Stony Point, Neptune, first place winner in men's division, and teacher to whom she was to street from the D'AHesandro N.Y., some 15 miles north of Mrs. Irma Hujer, Lake Hopatcong, women's first deliver two boxes of Girl home, was arrested and here. charged with the killing. Supreme Court Hears place winner, strike a winning fashion pose yes- Scout cookies has been Hysterical terday after annual Easter Fashion Promenade on charged with her death. Rockland County Medical "We've been hysterical the Asbury Park boardwalk. The body of Joan Examiner Fred Zugibe said since the child was reported missing," said Mrs. Mary Lou Dumanovski, a neighbor of School Busing Issue the slain girl and the teacher. WASHINGTON (AP) - The Board of Education and the and Henrico schools were "Every mother in the neigh- Supreme Court today hears Nixon administration support completely segregated until borhood now is yelling for her Gunman on Rampage Leaves arguments for the first time the circuit-court ruling. the mid-1960s. child every two minutes. on whether federal judges Similar lawsuits affecting "This has always been a may order busing across metropolitan-area schools are The NAACP Fund lawyers children's town, but forget school-district boundaries in pending in Detroit and (Jrand said in briefs that the power it!" she exclaimed. "Now, pursuit of desegregation. Rapids, Mich.; Dayton, Oliio; of a federal judge to remet&j 6 Dead, 10 Wounded on Coast none of my kids will leave the racial discrimination show The immediate issue is a Durham, N.C.; Wilmington, LOS ANGELES (AP) - shooting rampage left six per- A preliminary investigation At least one and possibly backyard without an adult in district-court order for consol- Del.; Hartford, Conn.; Buf- not be limited to the geognv The gunman pointed to his sons dead and ten wounded at indicated the shootings may two of the wounded were hit attendance." idation of the mostly black falo; Atlanta; Boston; In- phic boundaries of school dis- eight locations, authorities by crossfire when officers sur- dianapolis, and Louisville tricts.