Weather A DiffeUmtfon 7 un. UtDftfttun 57. Cloudy fed*?, {anight nd temmr Today wW» KCMtmal rajB, HI*- to- THEDMLY fey *Mt tomorrow, H, IMU- 24,225 Might to the Sh. Thursday b* Red Bank Area coming fair, wanner. See with- 7 er, page 2. NORTHERN MONMOUTH'g HOME NEWSPAPER DIAL 7414)010 taut* dm/, tt Cbrougb Frldty, Seoood Clus Posugt VOL 87 NO fi7 Paid U ted 4nd At AAdillMuJ Mtillnc Off leu. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1964 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Congressional Leaders Agree Presidential Security to Get Top Priority WASHINGTON (AP) — Senate Kepubllcan leader Everett visit to Dallas. The commission called for "complete overhaul" The committee may act on another bill — introduced by the entry of various government agencies Into the Dallas inves- M. Dirksen today backed Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield's of the service's advance detection practices and closer liaison Mansfield and Dirksen — to provide Secret Service protection tigation. proposal to give legislation on presidential security top priority with the FBI and other agencies. for the Republican presidential nominee, Sen. Barry Goldwater, Dirksen said that raised the question whether the legisla- when Congress reconvenes in January. Mansfield said that new security measures should be "one and for the Republican and Democratic vice presidential candi- tion ought to be amended to make federal crimes also of as- Dirksen said in an interview that quick action in the of the first orders of business" when Congress reconvenes. dates, Rep. William E. Miller and Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey. saults with intent to kill a president as well as conspiracies waning days of this session on a single bill to make it a federal Mansfield called Sunday for consideration by Congress of FUTURE CANDIDATES aimed at killing a president. crime to assassinate a president or vice president "might new security measures before; adjournment. The legislation, if enacted, would extend such protection to "Some suggestions have been made that the legislation mean we would have to do our work all over again" next year. But he told reporters yesterday it is "perhaps too late" all future candidates for those offices. should be extended to cover the protection of Cabinet members A White House committee on presidential safety — set up to act on any measure at this session and broad legislative The Democratic presidential nominee, President Johnson, and even members of the Senate and House," he added. yesterday to consider the broad recommendations of the War- action to strengthen governmental agencies should be put off has the protection that goes with his office. In a separate interview Mansfield said that since the rea Commission — plans to get started soon on drafting pro- until the White House committee reports. The Warren Commission called for a drastic overhaul of ' presidential panel will be weighing these questions, "it would posals for congressional action early in the new session. Several bills to make it a federal crime to kill a president the system of guarding the president and said that legislation be the better part of wisdom" to await its suggestions on "a In its report the commission said there were deficiencies or vice president are pending before the Senate Judiciary making the murder bl a president or vice president a federal broad new bill." in Secret Service preparedness for President John F. Kennedy's Committee, which meets today. crime is needed to avoid the "confusion" it said surrounded (See WARREN, Page 3) Weather: Beautiful Reds Warned Parched State Drinks Up Soft Rainfall By The Associated Press down" and reduced the danger One-tenth of an inch of rain Much of New Jersey's parched of forest fires, but it hasn't fell in Newark area Monday, rep- forests and farmlands continued helped agriculture much, Marvin resenting one-third of the amount today to absorb a steady rainfall A. Clark, Freehold, county agri- that has fallen in the area dur- that provided, the first break in cultural agent, said. Rain came ing all of September. On Viet Nam the state's two-month drought. too late for any of this year's Steady rain also fell farther north in New Jersey and in the The U.S. Weather Bureau in crops, according to the county TOKYO (AP)-A top State De-1 North Viet Nam but rather at central and southern sections of iearly for this dangerous adven- Newark said the rain that began agent. partment official warned the including it to call off the war it the state. ure." Monday was expected to continue Fall grain will be sown next North Vietnamese and Chinese directs and supports in South Demonstrations ,. week, Mr. Clark noted, "and (he Almost an inch of rain fell in periodically into Wednesday. Communists today against in- Viet Nam," Bundy said. Troops and police in Saigon rain will make conditions nice Atlantic City. In Monmouth County, rainfall creasing their pressure on South Red Threat Seen irepared for new trouble as stu- for that. The ground will be more Only a half-inch of precipitation during the 24-hour period ending Viet Nam. He said they may He warned that if South Viet lents and religious sects threat- easily plowed." was recorded in some sections of •t 7 o'clock this morning totaled force the United States to ex- Nam falls-under Red control, the med demonstrations to protest 1.17 inches, according to William The rainfall also will be help- the state last month, the dries] pand the war outside South Viet rest of Southeast Asia would face August on record. the killing of three rioters Sun- D. Martin, Long Branch Weather ful in rural areas, plagued by Nam. similar danger and eventually day in Qui Nhon, 270 miles north- Bureau observer. serious water deficiencies, he Officials who have been fighting William P. Bundy, assistant India, Australia and Japan could east of the capital. (See WEATHER, Page 3) The rain has "wet things said. secretary of state for Far East- be swallowed up. Government troops shot the ern affairs, told the Research "If Hanoi and Peking prevail :hree demonstrators and wounded Institute of Japan: in Viet Nam in this key test of 17 others to end a week of mob "Expansion of the war outside the new Communist tactics of :ontrol in which youths took over South Viet Nam, while not a 'wars of national liberation,' then he Qui Nhon radio station and course we want or seek, could be the Communists will use this ieized the provincial chief. The C.T. Barkalow Dies; forced upon us by the increased technique with growing frequency ioters in Qui Nhon apparently MIDNIGHT VISITOR — President Johnson drops in to external pressures of the Com- elsewhere in Asia, Africa and itaged the revolt to protest the visit with Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., recuper- munists, including a rising scale Latin America," he declared. continued presence in office of ating from a broken back at New England Baptist Hos- of infiltration." Communist China in turn members of the former Ngo Dinh Bundy did not say how the war warned the United States it will Diem regime. Served County, State pital, Boston, shortly after midnight. The president might be extended. But a high "pay dearly" if it ventures across Saigon police kept special watch closed out a long day of campaigning in New England the frontier into North Viet Nam. FREEHOLD — County Counsel (Mr. Roberts, who is 77, has Named as assistant count) American source said earlier in m the Hoa Hao and Cao Dai, Clifton T. Barkalow died suddenly been a patient at Monmouth Medi counsel as Mr. Barkalow movec with the 45-minute visit of the senator and his wife, Tokyo that the United States has "The Chinese government and y/o religious-military sects re- considered the possibility of people again warn the Johnson portedly angered over the com- yesterday at St. Francis Hospital, cal Center. Long Branch, in criti- up was John M. Pillsbury, o: Joan, before returning to Washington early today. Sen. Trenton, after suffering an ap- cal condition since April.) Middietown, long-time astociati bombing infiltration bases in administration to stop immedi position of the 17-member high parent heart attack in that city. of Mr. Roberts. He will take ove Kennedy suffered a broken back in a plane crash last North Viet Nam and neighboring ately the rash playing with fire," lational council set op last week Laos. said Peking Radio. "If it still to pave the way for a new civil The 57-year old former state legal affairs of the county pendin June. He has been convalescing in the "Stryker a permanent appointment, ac- "We do not aim at overthrow- plans to carry out enlargement government. A Hoa Hao grcflip'- assemblyman was stricken while Frame," shown leaning against wall. (AP Wirephoto) ing the Communist regime ol of its war adventure, it will pay was reported planning to march presenting an application to the cording to Freeholder Directoi Joseph C. Irwin. on Saigon from the Mekong State Water Policy Commission to Delta. • allow the Borough of Farming- News of the attorney's deatl dale to increase the output of its swept over the court house anc Officers Critical water supply system. business center here with para- Meanwhile, U.S. army officers 1 County Registrations at New High He was taken from the state lyzing effect. in central Viet Nam were crit- ical of the U.S. role in the end- Labor and Industry Building, near At Trenton, Gov. Richard J. the Capitol building, across town FREEHOLD — Registration for When the final toll of registered have not lived here more than The registration jump is 15 per- ing of the rebellion of some 2,000 Hughes, a Democrat, set the tone the 1964 general election has hit voters is announced in 10 days six months, have registered for cent more than in April, and mountain tribesmen the United to the hospital a few minutes be- of bipartisan acclaim and sym- fore 1 p.m.