International Complications' Seen in Oil Line SEE STORY BELOW Sunny, Warm Becoming sunny and warm this afternoon. -Clear, mUd tonight, Sunny, hot tomor- Red Bank, Freehold row, - . Lrag Braneh 7 (Set Detail* p«, u " Monmouth County's Rome Newspaper for 93 Years • 93, NO. 10 RED BANK, N.J., FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1969 26 PAGES 10 CENTS ••••••••llli • Nastasio, Police Chief Testify in Crime Probe Branch 'Cleanest City7: r By JAMES H. RUBIN in . the Monmouth County Glen B. Miller of Princeton, Hyland said all four com- summoned 14 alleged Mallo- " TRENTON" (AP)" - The shore community. another' commission mem- .missibners may meet soon to^ so and their associates. ' dity of Long Branch, 4he la- ..;.... The conunis^ipn refused Jo,, ber, said theyjrere concerned.' decide if they will seek to in- The commission has said cus of the State Investigation say if his private testimony, that potential witnesses might ,tyoTt^iltnesTimWunltf 'p0wT"*<thafItiinveftigatto of -Long** Commission's inquiry into or- included the same remarks. be inhibited, by publicity-or ers aimed at compelling tes- Branch and the nearby shore ganized crime and official The commission, which has the fear of physical reprisal. timony. from reputed under-, area may be expanded to in- corruption, has been de- clamped a tight lid of silence Recall Witness world figure's. clude a broader territory. scribed by its mayor as ''the over the proceedings, said it The commission -also an^ •Nastasio arid Long Branch A grand jury investigation cleanest city in the nation intends to reinforce the se- nounced that Sam "The Police Chief Joseph D. Pur- of alleged underworld activi- and the state." crecy of the probe by not dis- Plumber" DeCavalcante, a cell'testified for nearly three ty in Lohf Branch resulted in Mayor Paul Nastasio told closing the location of some central figure in the Ihvesti- :' hours yesterday" behind the: •a" presentment a year ago an impromptu newsr confer- future hearings and by with- gation, will ^-be recalled for. commission's closed ' ddors. which said there was 'evir ence prior to testifying before holding the names of some further questioning on ..July They volunteered,to appear dence of organized crime but the commission yesterday he Witnesses. 22 when the commission1 re- and were not subpoenaed by not enough to warrant indict- knew of no organized crime William F. flyland . and! convenes. the commission, .which has ments. .*•••• . However, as a result of ftp probe, Anthony "Little Pus- sy" Russo, believjed by Au- thorities to have beeaMn charge of Mafia activities in Monmouth County under the late Vito' Genovese, was sub- sequently sentenced to 3-to-5 years in prison for perjury; DENY CRIME IN LONG BRANCH — Mayor Paul Nastasio, toft, -and Police Chief He was charged with deny- J ing under oath that he told,L Joseph 0. Purcell of Long Branch "leave StateHouse"Annex -»fter teslHfying^bB ;hrWiong-Branch.policeniett_ fore the State Investigation Commission yesterday. Nasfta'sio told newsmen Long that he controlled some city Brianeh was the "cleanest city" in the nation. (AP Wirephoto) officials. By AL HORAY foot .super tankers with a made in the application for .strenuous objections to the Russo is free on bail pend- WASHINGTON' D.C. - • draft of 80 feet or more. the program to the Army's plan. ' ing an appeal of his convic- Possible international compli- Oil would be pumped from Corps of Engineers. Mr. TeicRer yesterday sent tion and is scheduled to testi- cations could arise from ap- the ships through the buoy The applicant for the proj- a telegram to Rep! Howard fy before the commission Ju- proval of a plan to anchor and through another pair of ect is the First State Pipe- backing his move to stall the ly 22. an oil pumping buoy offshore flexible hoses to a submarine line Co., Dover, Del. Con- application until a thorough Nastasio told newsmen yes- of the Monmouth Beach, NJ. pipeline:*buried hrthe'ocean fultlng engineers forthenom-- -Investigation-of the-plan'is- terday he did not. know Rus- coast to pump oil from super- floor. The line would reach pany are1 Albert C. Jones As- conducted. so, who is from Long Branch, tankers to a. receiving station the shoreline in Long Branch sociates, Mount Holly. The message stated: /'City • but is believed by authorities in neighboring Long Branch. 1,275 feet- south of the Mon- Long Branch Mayor Paul Council of the City of Long to be shifting his operations A spokesman for Rep. mouth Beach boundary line. Nastasio, City Council Presi- Branch unanimously concurs' to Florida. Physical Test Today James J. Howard, D-N. J., No other indication of where dent Samuel Teicher and with your objection to the. ap- The mayor said, however, last night said the congress- the land-based receiving sta- . Councilman Henry CM fi plication " before *the ^U.S. that he knew of four other • CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. and other data for in-flight ing in the unfamiliar one- man talked informally yes- tion would be located was Wednesday night voiced (See OIL LINE, Pg. 3, Col. 8) (See CRIME, Pg. 4, Col.1) (AP) — With the countdown and postflight 'comparison. sixth gravity field *on "the terday with State Department for. their moon landing mis- For the past month, doc- moon. representatives. Those offi- sion under way, the Apollo 11 tors have been drawing com- While the astronauts are on cials, he said, showed serious astronauts today receive their plete medical profiles of the the surface, doctors in the concern over the possible final major, prelaunch physi- three spacemen, who are to mission control center will, ramifications of the plan. cal examination. start their voyage to the monitor, heart rate, oxygen The planned floating pump- ABM Compromise Looms Neil A. Armstrong, Edwin moon at 9:32 a.m. EDT next consumption and the temper- ing station would be more l E. Aldrin Jr. and Michael Wednesday. ature of the suit-cooling wa- than six miles offshore, well WASHINGTON " (AP) — mise is a matter which will At the moment, the possi- bar deployment of the mis- Collins planned several hours The information will be ter as it enters and leaves beyond the three-mile terri- The Senate' appears to be. have to be dealt with by the ble compromises before the siles themselves. Sen. Thom- with doctors. The exam deter- particularly important when the system. The latter will be torial limit. moving toward a compromise President," Packard told re- Senate as amendments as J. Mclntyre, D-N.H., in- Armstrong and Aldrin walk mines if they are healthy for an indirect measurement of Mr. Howard, who has initi- which would bar deployment porters. "It's not. in my would: troduced this amendment. _ on the lunar surface July 21. their demanding eight-day the amount of heat produced ated a probe of the issue, of the Safeguard missile de- hands. He's running it." —Limit the Safeguard pro- Proponents of each com- It will provide clues, to when flight and also provides base- by the body. said questions arise as to the fense system but would step At the White House, Press gram to research, barring promise find the other pro- the astronauts might be tir- line heart rate, respiration The lengthy countdown.for site's proximity to shipping up testing of radar and com- Secretary Ronald L. Zieglar,' any deployment or site ac- posal unacceptable. the launching of the main lanes and that "serious inter- puter components, probably again predicting the admin- quisition. Sens. John Sher- But Aiken and Senate Dem- motlH"oeket started omsched-national complications!Lcould at two Pacific test^sites. istration will win the fight, man Cooper, R-Ky., and Phil- ocratic Leader Mike Mans- did hot discUssthe possibility ip A. Hart, D-Mich., intro- field of Montana indicated tiled at 8 p.m. Thursday after arise should one of the three Sen. George D. Aiken, the of a compromise. duced the proposal. during debate yesterday two technicians climbed into .planned flexible hoses rup- Vermont Republican who —Provide for installing there is an area of compro- Tbieii Proposes a first stage fuel tank to find ture and pour oil into the nudged the Senate closer to Negotiations behind the computer and radar elements mise between the two amend- and stop a leak in the heli- sea. compromise yesterday by scenes "are expected during at initial Safeguard sites in ments since both proposed um pressurization system. The.State Department has stating Safeguard could not the next few days, with any North Dakota and Montana continued antiballistic mis- They corrected the prob- also told Rep. Howard that be approved without modifi- showdown votes at least two for research and testing, but sile (ABM) research.' lem by tightening a nut at its delegates have been in- cations, predicted a program weeks off. the base of a helium storage volved in recent discussions could be worked out accept- -bottle.-The helium-isiised-to ^WLJVS^_p_pJpjL able to both a substantial ma- With TmWsr~proposal, SAIGON (AP)' - President pressurize the fuel tank and international basis with tJhTF" jority of senators and the •made in a radio address, all Nguyen Van Thieu today pro- Operate certain'valves. ed Nations committee mem- Nixon administration. four major parties to the war posed free elections to settle Launch director Rocco Pe- bers attempting to work out have called for a ballot-box the Vietnam war, saying the trone said the most critical anti-pollution measures on a "I don't think the White settlement. Viet Cong can participate if portion of the count will oc- worldwide scale. House is so narrow-minded as The National Liberation they pledge to renounce vio- cur about midnight Monday A State Department spokes- to object to a workable modi- Front, predecessor of the pro- lence and abide by the re- when several key items take man skid yesterday that the fication of the bill." Aiken visional revolutionary govern- sults of balloting.