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if Army to Start Training For New Missile ASBURY PARK EVENING PRESS April 3, 1961 i New Radar May Prevent 1 2 '1 tAXV- SCALE IN MILES -0 "CENTERVILLE I I HAZLET HUNTS VILLE, Ala. The U.S. "Space Academy" is getting ready to teach the first troops to handle the "shoot and scoot" Pershing missie. When the roll is called perhaps in three months (the date is a military secret! it will Air Collisions WASHINGTON UB TV Nnvy Mid yesterday it ha? ordered nrw type of search radar that tracks while It scans and may become a bar to aerial collisions. Primarily designed for u5 in air traffic control, the equipment ultimately mny prove effective also as a positive collision-warning device.

The Navy did not disclose the Plans Check On Members Of Peace Unit WASHINGTON The Peace Corps chief said yesterday nil corpsmen sent overseas will he given a security check to prevent Communist infiltration. And he suggested returning volunteers might be worthwhile candidates for foreign service careers. Sargent Shriver, director of the corps, said this on a recorded TV-radio program with Sen. Hugh Scott, a Republican, and Joseph S. Clark, a Democrat, both of Pennsylvania.

Sen. Scott questioned Mr. Shriver persistently and critically about the practicality and cost of the Peace Corps program. He said he'd had many letters asking, "How are you goir.g to he sure that if this is such an emotionally attractive program th-it the Communists will not move in and infiltrate?" Sen. Scott then asked, "Will you have an FBI i be a historic moment for the Army Ordnance Guided Missile School.

At least, it will be a I) A i -r lYV TELEGRAPH MILL Xlrfgl moment that will be remembered. Actual formation of the training program began about four years ago when the first plans of the new ballistic missile began to I'll rJ take shape. As the missile developed, so did the training program. Has No Missile Now. textbooks have bef-n printed, teachers instructed, courses set up.

and all the advanced planning is behind. But the school has no Pershing missile. All Pershings produced so far have been earmarked for firing and testing. The Army last week awarded a $1,195,895 contract to the Martin Orlando, for Pershing missile training devices. When this hardware is delivered to the guided missile school, hee.

check? Working With Hoover Mr. Shriver replied: "We're working very closely with Mr. (J. Edgar) Hoover. We have had three or four confer 2 "ELL a size of the contract with Srv-onics Inc.

of Alexandria, Va. Bit It said it expects delivery shortly, for evaluation purposes, of a company dcelopH aiiforrvttic tracking systpm for search radar, Present System tnarirqu.ite Most scanning radars now in use illuminate their "targets," such as incoming aircraf, only a fraction of a second on f.icfi sweep of the antenna, The target then Is lost for about 10 seconds while the antenna rotates for another look. This makes it difficult for the traffic controllers to track their target? on (he screen. The Servonm r-idar absorbs the target i nfor m.i! i. and displays the position of target continuously on a clear screen.

Eliminates Clutter It also eliminate clutter and flher noi.se effects of other devices. It. shows the computed course and speed of the target, describes it.s track number to distinguish it from other target H. ing followed, and shows whether 5 i 1 r. labs 2 I the troop training program can begin.

ences with him. We're also work- i ing with the Civil Service Com-; mission, and I can assure you and any of your correspondents that every effort will he made to protect the Peace Corps again.st any infiltration by foreign groups The Pershing is a two-stage, solid Drooellant ballistic missile 1 8 I 11 EVERETTI I i Miss Terry Pedulla, Seaside Heights, has a chat with the Easter bunny. Miss Patricia Foley, also of Seaside Heights. The bunny distributed tickets for candy to children strolling the boardwalk in Seaside Heights. Emergency Civi(MiiidedPhil(uhlphi(ins Build a Cheaper Ashtray Landings By 2 Airliners or not it is friendly.

PHILADELPHIA The city yellow, are equipped with a flam'- it iis i proof backstop and have marked has announced with pride tl i on them in bright red the word designed to support field armies. The Army says it is a "shoot and scoot" weapon because it can do just that move in quickly on its own launcher, fire, and the launcher and its supporting equipment can be moved out. To Replace Redstone The Pershing will replace the Redstone, which been deployed among North Atlantic Treaty Organization countries. The new Pershing has many advantages over the more cumbersome, stationary Redstone. Because it uses a solid propel-lant, it can be kept ready to fire at a moment's notice.

The Redstone uses liquid oxygen and can be loaded only at the last minute. The Redstone's range is about 200 miles, but the Pershing can be fired either short of this, nrwesi me impnncment pro When the anti-coilision warning part of the system is Installed, an electronic circle is placed around the radar target. Any other target crossing into "ashtray. All this for only a gram is a success. Rut.

there's nickel a can. Mr. Michaels note room for improvement, it con-, previously had rejected adop-1 cedes. lion of a New York-type sidewalk 1 thp arfa hy th elrrle So it now is considering snap. "niray reportedly costing an ininonucai ping the pioneer No.

BOSTON "There wasn't a whisper. Everyone was waiting to see what would happen." That was one description of the tension aboard an Eastern Air Lines Klectra hist night as the big turbo-prop plane with a damaged tire on one of its dual nose wheels slid down for a safe landing on a The No. can is being enn- can for the mine advanced No. HOLMDEL I I township I are ciosp ingetner, ami gives a heading the planes should take i to avoid collision. of any kind.

This exchange then followed: Exchange Quoted Scott: "Mr. Shriver does that mean there will be an FBI clearance on all these people?" Shriver: "That will be determined by the director of the FBI, not bv me." Scott: "If not by the FBI, will there be some form of security clearance?" Shriver: "Definitely." Mr. Scott said a Negro newspaper suggested that the Peace Corps might be all right for young people from wealthy white families but less fortunate Negro youths would just be throwing away their time, economically. Seen as Great Aid Mr. Shriver differed, saying Peace Corps training "could be of great assistance to the exact people you're talking about young Negro Americans, or, as a matter of fact, any young Americans who are interested in getting themselves additional skilk Skills in foreign languages, skills that would equip them, for ox-ample, perhaps to become members of our foreign service." Mr.

Shriver said later that these skills also might qualify a corps, man for overseas service as specialist with a private company or in the armed sen ices. The cm were spotted at key points throughout mid-city weeks ago to be used as ashtrays, following adoption of an anti-litter or several hundred miles. Its ox-; foam slicked runway at Logan s.idpred as a replacement for No. 2 because it is wider and a smoker ran more pasily reach in to snuff out his butt along the side. For chubby-handed smokers it's been tough to extinguish their butts in 2.

As a result, a tour yesterday showed wisps of smoke curling from some ashtrays, probably iw prohibition Mnniimig out act range is secret May Take Years International Airport. The plane carried 63 passengers Building boom of its neighbors has not affected the rural countryside of HolmdeJ Township, situated in the northern section of Monmouth County, Though the population more than doubled over the 10-year period ending 1960, only 2,929 residents live in the township. KNOW THE SHORE Replacing the Redstone in the cigar and cigaietle bulls in the street. "I've been watching them pretty closely myself and other members i scattered European bases will be and a crew of 5 on a flight that i a slow process possibly taking began at Atlanta, with stops at i several years. Raleigh Durham, N.C., Rich- of the staff kept an eye on first group of 24." said Abraham i violation of the air pollution law.

The Pershing was first launched and LaGuardia Field, i i 1 1 C.U OS New York. Michael, deputy streets commis- It was a disturbing and thought- sioner for sanitation. He said the provoking sight. unanimous verdict was success. So yesterday 20 more were i Rare bargains every day In spoiled on the streets, attached apartments and homes In the to filter baskets.

Rpal Estate column of The Press The cans are painted a bright classified page. Holmdel Township Escapes Building Activity of Shore You'll he agreeably surprised at the speed with which we compound your Doctor's prescriptions. And ach compounding step is double-checked to assure accuracy. Our prices, too, are uniformly fair. So, why not try us next time? (50 1 1 DRUG STOBf fS LJ if 1 C.

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za, 1 1960. Since then, it has piled up I an impressive string of successes, i Brig. Gen. Richard M. Hurst, commander of the Army Ballis-; tic Missile Agencv, says the Pershing's development program is on scheduale.

No announcement has been 'made concerning training of NATO troops, which now receive instruc-! tion in the operation and maintenance of the Redstone. Special SLIP COVER SALE! (One of a Series) HOLMDEL TOWNSHIP This township's rural, rolling way for an industrial park in Centerville. A highly restrictive zoning ordinance adopted early in 1937 and later upheld in court suits, is seen as the major factor in holding back a home building boom. Under the zoning law, a By coincidence, landing gear trouble plagued a Trans Canada Air Lines plane at almost the same time at Montreal International Airport. In that case, the four engine Vickers Vanguard from Tampa belly-landed with 42 passengers and 7 crewmen after circling the field for nearly two hours in an unsuccessful effort to free a stuck left wheel.

There were no reports of injuries in either incident. GOLDEN STAPH CONTROLLED SYRACUSE, N.Y. Infections caused by the germ called "golden staph," dreaded in hospital epi- demies, can now be controlled oy a special new synthetic penicillin. Have Now Home ROME Italy's prime min- isters have a new home, the Pa-' lazzn Chiei. a Ifith Century palace on the Piazza Colonna formerly used by the aristocratic Chigi family.

Prime Minister Amin-tore Fanfani has moved in from the Viminale Palace, now the in-1 terior ministry. I Spnnq'j newest fabrics ore here! Choose from our new, exciting fabrics in refreshing prints solid All In breathtaking colors. all for oar reprrwritallvi to yon. CApitol 9-035O No Obligation ALAN'S UPHOLSTERY SHOPS fuinilire Manularturer'i Since 1924 THE WEATHER 7 a.m. Report Highest temperature last 24 hours 43 at 10:20 a.m.

Highest temperature this date 75 in 1945. 70 SOUTH 7TH AVENt'C i.ovr. BBvrn matic investigations at the labs here were built the foundations of radio astronomy. The vast fund of knowledge assembled at the labs on antennas, radio techniques, and wave propagation became ot exceptional value with the outbreak of World War II. Bell Labs is expected to grow from less than 200 employes now to 2,500 next year and ultimately to 4,500.

Holmdel Township also'is participating in national defense today. Located in the Crawfords Corner section is a Nike antiaircraft base which is part of the Nike defense ring surrounding the New York metropolitan area. Holmdel Township was formed in 1357 when a 17.9 square mile area broke away from Middle-tjwn Township. Before that Holmdel was known as Upper Middletown and Middletown Point. The settlement of Holmdel dates back to the mid-17th Century.

The Holmdel Baptist Church and the Middletown Baptist Church both date to 1663 and are the oldest Baptist churches in the state. The Rev, Benjamin Bennett, pastor of the two churches from 1792 to 1313, once served in Congress. Lowest temperature last 24; hours 34 at 5 a.m. I Lowest temperature this date 24 in 1894. Humidity 60 per cent.

Barometer 29.59 and steady. Wind direction and velocity at 7 a.m. today West at 16 M.P.H. Highest wind velocity in last 24 hours West at 40 M.P.H. Ocean temperature 38 degrees, Local Forecast Fair today, highest temperature in the 40s.

Tonight fair, lowest temperature in the 30s. Tomorrow partly cloudy, highest tempera-: ture about 50 degrees. Fifteen-to-! 20 mile-an-hour westerly winds to- day and tonight; 10-to-15-mile-an- i hour west to southwest winds to- morrow. lafl Temperatures Listed NEW YORK (tf-Low and high, countryside has been virtually untouched by the vast residential building boom experienced by most of its neighbors during the 1950s. While populations soared to the north in Haritan Township and to the east in Middle-town Township, Holmdel Township saw only an influx of about 230 new homes during the decade.

The population increased from 1.380 to 2,959 during the 10 years. How much longer before housing developments descend upon the township, rich in potential for home building, is anybody's guess. But if and when a housing boom does come, it is expected that the township will be ready for it. The reason: It has the experience of its neighbors to look to in order to avoid the same growing pains they went through. In Knviable Position And at the same time the township will be in the enviable position of having its idustrial and commercial growth precede its residential growth.

A $1 million Bcndix plant was opened in Holmdel Village last year. The new Bell Laboratories Research Center off Crawfords Corner road will be nearing completion the end of this year, and work on a Lily Tulip Cup Corp. paper products' plant is expected to get under way this summer off Route 33 in the Centerville section. In addition plans are under Ml i i. 1 1 IMaWMsNHrtl mm (A 4 LIVE We have all the materials plus the "Know-How" to save you many dollars.

i mperatures in major cities in the United States yesterday were: Low High 31 42 Albany 1 house cannot be built on a lot smaller than 2(i0-by 200-square feet, a little less than an acre. The large lot size is not con-; sidered economical for mass home building. Bille das Temporary i The ordinance was billed as a temporary measure until completion of a township master plan and an over-all revision of township zoning. The master plan has been completed. However, the local Planning Board has not yet reached an agree-men on revisions for residential zoning.

Holmdel Township has excellent transportation facilities. It is practically bisected by Garden State Parkway. State Route 35 and the New York and Long Branch Railroad run through the northern section of the township making that area attractive for industrial development. State Route 34 runs along the western part of the township. Although most interior thoro-fares are narrow two lane roads, all are hard surfaced.

The three man Township Committee is planning a $730,000 road improvement program which calls for the widening of Roberts, Red Hill, Longstreet and Crawfords corner roads. Has Three Schools Holmdel Township has three elementary schools with an enrollment nearing 550 pupils. The newest school, the Holmdel Elementary School off Keyport Holmdel road, was opened in September 1958. The other two schools are located in Holmdel Village and in Centerville. High school students attend high schools in Keyport and Red Bank.

Except for the Hazlet and Centerville sections, the township does not have public water serv- ice. The township has no mu- nicipal garbage service. Resi- I dents arrange for their own garbage collection through private contractors. The township has only one po- liceman, a part-time chief, but is served by state police in the i nearby Keyport barracks. Holmdel Township gained in- i tcrnational prominence last summer when Bell Labs scien- tist here conducted the first i cross country telephone call by way of a man-made satellite.

Quiet Countryside It was the solitude of the quiet countryside here that first prompted Bell Labs to locate here in 1929. Upon the syste- Atlanta Boston Buffalo Denver Detroit Duluth Fort Worth Eagles wood i i Will Appoint 9 Planners EAGLESWOOD TOWNSHIP Mayor Clarence L. Barber will anpoint the nine members of the Planning Board Wednesday. The board can then start plan Free Parking PR 5-2626 R. R.

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Anril 4 8 04 a 3 02 a m. 30 a 3. OS m. 'For Shark River and Mananuan Inlets, add IS minutes: Bandv Hook, add 40 Barnegat InlH add ning for the township's future needs, particularly in the realms of school growth, water supply, drainage, and home building. Among the first and most im-; portant duties of the board, says Township Atty.

Herman M. Ger- ber, is the preparation and adoption of a land suhdivisien ordinance. Such an ordinance sets forth the duties and functions of the board, establishes a system for subdividing land, classifies sub-. divisions as major or minor, and lists the requirements which a suhdivider must fulfill. The board was created by an ordinance adopted by the Township Committee last month.

Mayor Barber's appointments must be confirmed by the Township Committee. The other Committee members are H. M. Hoi-, loway and B. Frank Garrison.

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