The Daily Record from Long Branch, New Jersey • 1

-( 1 e- i I i I' J. 1.4- VOL 61 NO. 87 LONG BRANCH. NEW JERSEY THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1 962 THREE SECTIONS SEVEN CENTS nnnn mil o' nMMg PS flBflUU 5 3 Congressional -LiV, 'i I I A Zoning Lav Revisions Probes St carted 1-Day Strike Of Teachers IFNX" Ends Decision Follows 7-Hour Meeting AreOpposed ByAngrySolons Three Provisions Are Criticized Of Union Leaders As Unworkable JFK Calls Action 'Unjustifiable, Irresponsible' In News Confab NEW YORK (AP) String TRENTON A plan to put wme system into New puouc scnooi teacners were sent back to their classrooms today by their union after a one-day walkout that disrupted operations at Jerseys zoning laws and facilitate local planning still faces heavy opposition from throughout the state. Jliree of lheproposed zoning law revisions were criticized at a WASHINGTON (AP) Angry Washington today Whipped up two congressional investigations and a price-fixing-probe in swift cou-terblows at the steel khistry's jracttcally.ul of the- city's 800 schools, scathing assault on what he called the "wholly unjustifiable and ir responsible" act of a tiny handful of steel executives, the admin" istration and Democratic legislators set out to: 1.

Force a rollback, if possible, of the $6-a-ton boost posted Tuesday by U.S. Steel Corp. and adopt Union leaders counted on early- morning radio news broadcasts to public hearing yesterday as costly, unconstitutional, unworkable, and a violation of home rule. price increase. Court action against steel makers also 'was a possibility.

carry the back-to-work call to the teachers. They had been instruct But most of the other provisions Spurred by President Kennedy's ed te h'stenarefully-to-ihe-pro- and the general aim of the plan iiapWVaTiriraicalinirof grams for strike developments. ed with alacrity by its biggest competitors. the witnesses. The decision to end the strike was announced at 3:30 a.m.

after City Tax The plan was drawn up by 2. Discourage a similar price legislative commission and re- a seven-hour meeting of the ex i vamped in an attempt to over ecutive board of the AFL-CIO hike in aluminum, steel's chief competitor, now that steel has opened the breach in Kennedy's program of voluntary stabiliza- come previous objections. Several rrvpn witnesses -resuiymg Detore As Rate Is Set At $31.40 semblyman Vincent R. Panaro. tion.

United Federation of Teachers. Union President Charles Cogen said the board voted 32 to 12 to obey a State Supreme Court order against the strike which was obtained Wednesday by the Board 3 Pave the way for possible DOORS TO KNOWLEDGE opened widely yesterday anernoon at the Long: Branch Parent Teacher Council's Book Fair at the National Guard ArmonJ, Ocean Ave Joining in the ribbon cutting: ceremonies are (left to right) Councilman Edgar N. Dinkelspiel, Vincent Havranzk, chairman of the fair, Mrs. Marie Laugelli, PTA council president, Councilman Vincent Ronca, and William Meskill, superintendent pf Lon Branch schools. A large crowd of children and adult? filled Uie armoryjon opening day.

The fair continues today and tomorrow. XSee other pictures Page 8) D-Mercer, and his legislative com mittee yesterday repeated criticisms raissd at earlier hearings. OPPOSITION The city tax collector's office legislation giving the government a stronger hand in the wage-setting and prk)4ixig released the official 1962 tax rate! of Education "The opposition on Cogen. although denouncing the 4. Retai if possible the coop figure of $31.40 per, $1,000 of assessed valuation yesterday, after receiving this figure from the eration of labor in the antiinfla- these three sections: A provision allowing municipali tion drive by showing ttat the New State Salary ties for the-first time-to -end "non-conforming uses" in certain Sewage court order, said the teachers had nr7rt)eyranTTerurtnirw run the risk of severe penalties.

More than half of the city's 40,000 teachers stayed away from their classrooms Wednesday in MonrnoutH'County Tax Board. Acting tax collector Frank Quirk said that rate includes a shade ministration meant busiess i de-mading the same restraint of management as it asked of (See ZONING. Page 19) Ordinance over $1.00 for municipal purposes, 39 cents for county purposes and just over $1.74 for school purposes. 5. Expose the price icrease Purchase Mulled Unit Reopens Clam Area the strike for higher pay, Cogen set the absentee figure at 30,000 Quirk said that his office had teachers.

Is termed by U.S. Steel a modest catch-up adjustment but denounced by Kennedy as a ruthless Adopted More than a score of schools been figuring the rate to be about $32.10 prior to the well-advertised MIDDLETOWN TWP. The City Student Is Suspended On Suspicion to the township for the consideration of TRENTON The State Health EATONTOWN A salary ordi cut in the municipal purposes budget The net effect, "after tax nance was adopted at a regular Pandolfi explained that acquisi profit grab to such pitiless scrut- iny, and publicity as might deter other firms and industries. Kennedy hinted at his news con- ferece VVedesday that he still Township Committee last night made a move to obtain a secondary sewage treatment plant in Lincroft Department, which closed most of the state's waters following the March 6 storm, has rneeting of the Borough Council tion of the sewer plant is one of rate adjustments." of the $82,000 slash was to lower the rata about were closed down, and their tens of thousands of pupils were turned loose. Scores of other schools merely went through the motions of conducting classes as teachers picketed Outside." Classroom rfiafiplini rnllapjgT at Borough Han, last night.

the reopening of these areas to 7A ranf the ways in which the township can capitalize on contributions re ine new guiae represents an A resolution to initiate that ae- shellfishing. How will it effect the Steel, the industry i A 16-year-old Long Branch High School student was suspended yes- approximate 5 per cent increase quired of developers. Four Winds tk rAr li -uon was lnirooucea dv uommir uat home owners i bellwether, would rescind the in- has operated the to piami tectnan rul Pandotfi who called wnpciH Auttirta tt linn Lma crease. In many schools and idle pupils day, condemns all oyster, uxwciirnan inward u. uark.

suspicion of being under the in But by that time five other and mussel growing areas or oth year and now offers it to the town in accordance with an agree will pay $157.02, Quirk said. In by the thousands ran wild inside the buildings and rampaged the plant the "finest type." Presently operated by the Four Winds development, it can be turned over fluence of barbttuates while in er areas In which they are or firms Bethlehem. Republic, The borough clerk afhd assessment tax searcher will get $4,725 ascending order, a $10,000 home ment. dass, thus being "generally un- receives receives a levy ot i4.ic; may be taken, at all times of the year in the following locations: ENGINEER RECOMMENDS fit lor normal school behavior. and the deputy borough clerk receives $1,783, while the clerk to Principal Herbert A.

Korey said Township Engineer Charles Kup- Ail oi me waters uie state i the Board of Assessors is slated Jones and Laughlin, Youngstown Sheet and Tube and Wheeling Steel were committed to the new price averaging $156 a ton. Altogether the six produce 70 per cent of the nation's steel. U.S. last night Zoners Reject per has recommended acceptance ruinliner onnmual Kv efqfa anI through the nearby streets. Before the strike was called off.

the Board of Education had said it would d) its best again today f- 'hls open for their one million pupils. Cogen said the United Federation of Teachers I 000 a rate of $20,000 and $25,000 homes will receive tax levies of $628.06 and $785.06, respectively. Contrary to earlier publicity, (See CITY, PAGE 10) Korey said he will file a complaint with city juvenile lying west ana norm ot Kanian Bay; all of the waters of Rari-tan and Lower Bays and tributaries thereof. cal Boards of Health and the Fish and Game Department. A decision Other salaries are: Treasurer, $275 assistant, tax-collector JUSTS; clerk in the tax collector's office, custodian of the (See STEELTPage 4) authorities so that arr investigation can be ma1e.

by the Committee was laid over Sandy Hock Bay: All the wat- Although "there was no abso untf. next meeting, (See STRIKE, Page 19) (See STATE. Page 19) Variance for Garden Units The Zoning Board of Adjustment Borough Hall, $3,465. lute proof that barbttuates were Also deferred until the next The-chief of police will get Suspect taken, Z-Kirey aicu symptoms meeting was action on the ac 930 and the captain $6,195 while quisition of equipment for the cornt'. niu anil Mfl urv lau 7' TJZ evident.

mechanization of the tax office, unanimously mrnea down uie var-i rv-K' ff tance-reqwst of HShaheen. 344 NorwU to build a M- rate of $1.05. i he firs', noticed Highlands Forum Hears Aspirants was by his teach- Other salaries are; magistrate unit garden apartment project on 1 bis Iirsi periotl.claii, which! ed at a dert- Westwood Avenue, at its meeting begins at 7:30 a.m ft expenditure of $7,000. RED BANK Employes and company the night of the holdup tion clerk, $525; building inspec last flight and robbery have been called Into tor, road and sanitation Pandolfl, returning last night The boy's parents were notified and the youth was taken home by his father. Korey said that he 1 SlnL'accklt lat nthsaid that the The road and sanitation HIGHLANDS Ten of the 14 candidates seeking election to the five-man Borough Council appear fore- suspects have taken lie detection tests as municipal authorities continue their efforts to solve the now 12-day-old armed robbery of Bell Finance Co.

at 77 Broad Police Chief George H. Clayton police headquarters for individual interrogation by detectives. The information is repeatedly resifted with hopes that it will provide a Hall, a candidate. Hall, in a letter to the local Board of Education, asked that the school be used to hold such a forum. The request was denied.

(See ORDINANCE, Page 4) present. "6 as guests last night of the Dem will press the complaint for further action juvenile authorities. Describing the case as "unus The main objections centered lead. ocratic Club of Highlands. The The democratic dub took i-lsed.

of traf- Middletown Man candidates were invited lb speak on why they are seeking election Sr. disclosed today. Two masked One possible suspect was re-bandits escaped $1,430 in commended for psychiatric treat-a danng holdup shortly after busi- ment. the Dolice chirf di-irf om and invito all ih. MnrfM-.

ttc- lac'' 31 suuaoie paremg ual," Korey said. "We've received reports of thi? sort of thing in to a meeting. the past, but usually at weekend ness hours on a Friday night. The trio further said in its let and the allegation that the pro-j jeet would have a downgrades, effect on irrounding residential: property. ter.

"The citizens of Highlands are parties. TVs is only the second instance of it occur ing at the in Five employes and the manager, James Haggerry of 311 Wilson Long Branch, and his wife, who called for him that nirht. Clayton said that nothing is being overlooked as he and members of the detective division "are try to Council and list their qualifications. Absent from the forum were the three-man slate comprising of Councilman Ernest Vaughan. Matthew Horan and Benjamin Gm-ber; Charles Hatzenbuehler and enuuea ODear a frank discussion school." of all the Issues of the camoaiai early today when a car he was Korey said that school and Juv ing to tie together the loose ends" The project would have included ATLANTIC TWP.

William three buildings located on Richmond. 41, of 105 Hamiltonian west side the street, 400 Middletown was killed budge should be explained driving east on Rt. 537 near Hock were in the office when the mask- of the case. hockson road, failed to negotiate in detail and an explanation of enile authorities have been wag (See STUDENT, Page 19) oa gunmen entered th uvvwvf All those on duty at the finance Harry Patton. Patton however sent how the tax rate was lowered in a sharp curve, ran off the road trom.

west e.nd avenue, uost was set at $200- 300.000. Decision was held over until the an election year when the amount to be raised was increased." and struck a utility pole. Mr. Richmond is the lh traf letter saying he would be out of (own on a previously made business engagement, but sent another letter telling of his qual Scout 'Show of Shows' fic fatlity in Monmouth County May 9 meeting on the request of They closed the letter by say-! (See CANDIDATES, Page 19) story onice through a rear side door shortly before 9 p.m. Police identified (he five as Mrs.

Patricia Nixon of 14 Weldon Matawan; Miss Jane Florke of 47 Seventh Long Branch; James Van Brunt of 39 Mechanic Red Bank; Roderick Schull. Irwin Backs Parkway Plan this year. (See ZONERS, Page. 19) ifications. State Police of the Shrewsbury Opens Tomorrow Night Barracks said Mr.

Richmond was thrown from the car as the ve The Gruber slate in a letter to a weekly newspaper said they would be pleased to attend a forum as suggested by ex-Mayor Frank hicle snapped the utility pole and will have a "Scout ner of 83 Portland Lrvfc Vogel Replaces Emmons; Phillips Heads Bureau mezzanine cooks and ASBURY PARK Monmouth Council. Boy Scouts of America's big all boy show is tomorrow and bakers" exhibit thatl and Warren Snell of 4 Cortland At Red Hill WOODBRIDGE The N.J careened 300 feet before coming to a stop. The accident occurred will have 20 different food spec about 1:30 a.m. In the Record Highway Authority today will re He was, taken to Riverviow Hos George Vogol. Larohwood Votjol's appointment was made Saturday at Convention Hall.

The show is open lo the public. It is New Jersey's largest Indoor Scout show with more than 3.500 Scouts ialties which may be sampled by the spectator. On the stage at Convention Hall the Scouts ri'I build a replica of ceive the request of the Monmouth nazici. The bandits chained Van Brunt, Schullner, and Hageerry to a pipe, usin? iiSht we'ght metal link chain, securins all with small locks. Snell and Mis Florke were handcuffed together with the pital, Red Bank, by the New Shrewsbury First Aid Squad where West Long, Branch, has been ap Thursday, April 12, 1962.

Page County Board of Freeholders to on the recommendation of Em mons, the managensaid. construct a Middletown Holm the entrance fate of their For- pointed ine new nead of the city's Civil Defense Department. Vogel. who had been serving as Emmons resignation was accept del interchange of the Garden The death toll participating, i The 1962 Eoy Scout Shows opens tomorrow Show oflestburg Scout Reservation in New ed by city officials "with State Parkway, at Red Hill road night at York State About ISO cardboard bracelets on Monmouth linked through a file. deputy director of Uie department.

County officials are recommend 7, with continuous shows to 10 and City Council wul send a let ter commending the outgoing di rug rollers nave been secured and; cabinet County roads 21 succeeds Joseph F. Emmons, who ing that the Authority build a cleverly fashioned into the mast-i Miss Nixon WM lnto tendered his resignation effective during 1962 to Bowen said. erpiece. Lee said. Other special May 1.

Vogel Is secretary treas connecting road between the proposed Red Hill road interchange day has reached p.m. Doors open again at 1 p.m. on Saturday and the show will wind up at 10 p.m. The Scouts estimate that 10,000 people will exhibits will feature Allaire State TT 1 and was told to remain quiet. Mrs.

was ordered to stand in a rarnor nonr har km. urer of Vogel 's Department Store, last and Dwight road, with the possi Park. Polaris Encampment, New Broadway, Long Branch. I 1 Total this time year was 9.. At the same time, City Man Amusements IS Ann Landers 11 Birthday Club 18 Births 4 Bridge 18 Classified Advertising 18, 19 Comics 17 Crossword Puzzle 18 Editorial Page 11 Facing the Question 11 Horoscopes 17 Hal Boyle Looking Backward 11 Obituaries, Death Notices.

4 Social 8, 7 Sports 12, 13, 14 Stock Quotations Television 18 bility that Middletown Twp. provide (he necessary right-of-way for the Dwight road connection. see their big event. City Manage Kendall H. Lee.

who Is ctniman of the Scout ager Richard J. Bowen, who made he was pronounced dead on ar the Civil Defense appointment, named Robert Phillips, 69, 226 D. Louis Tonti, executive direc Jersey Bell Telephone dpsk "Phones of the Future." and Boys' Ralph H. Belknap of Little Sil-Life, the N-Uiunal Boy ScoutVer. who heads the firm, red Magazine employes were reimbursed for Lee said that added to faciH-rheir lows.

Insurance covered the ties of the show the Scouts wiiljfrm'i loss, use the renovated Paramount; The. police reoor said that it show said 'hat the Scouts would be the first to use all three facili The body was removed to the Janes as chief fire Inspector. Phillips has served for 42 ties in the Convention Hall area John W. Mehlenbeck Funeral Home, Hazlet. Funeral arrange tor of the Parkway, operated by the Authority, said Chat he will present the proposals "without re-j commendation'' to the Authority! for Us decision.

1 at the tame time The arcade will! years with the Independent Fire Theatre for their stage shows feature mountain climbing, square Company. ments have as yet not been xom pWted. is company policy to Deposit money in a bank drop within 10 The orchestra section of the the In appointing Phillips, Bowen ater seats 1.200 persons. Bands, The authority had $478,000 ear to 15 minutes after it is totaled. dancing, and cuba diving.

A pool has been installed and 30-foot mountain built for wall scaling, he said. said the first step has been taken in reorganizing the city Fire Pre Bugle Corps. Indian Dancing. and.Qn Friday niimt, the closing hot marked for the proposed project, but the Red Bank Chamber of other Scouting demonstrations williig o'clock. The night of the rob- TODAY'S WEATHER Sunset 6:32 Sunrise 5:22 vention Bureau.

The city, he add; ed. has been without a chief in- In the Convention Hall's main be presented on Uie state with Commerce spearheaded cam Considerable cloudiness, chance Upootor for the pa six months. arena the booths will be set up two shows nightly and two Sat liery the procedure was not followed because a customer who came Into the office shortly after 8 o'clock remained until 10 p.m. of tome rain at times, in a hujre 80 foot oinwheel or urdav afternoon To coincide with the reorganize (Complete 1 1 1 Report, paign to defer construction "until a true cost picture is and was successful in enlisting the1 support of county officials and (See PARKWAY, Page 19) "Cub Scout Ouwiel" featuring a Lee said that after expenses series of Cub Scout monthly were paid the profits from the Page 4'. tion, Bowen said, are plans for the adaption of a new fire prevention cone, baied on the na Then Haggerfy discussed the de- Victory Dinner At 'Y' Tonight A Victory (A.O.K.) Dinner toniKM at 1:14 In the YMCA will climax Its IMS flnanre-memberahlp campaign, Workers are optimistic that the "Y's" goal of $73,000 will go over the top.

William Ilramim and Cornell Kahle are re-chairmrn ef the rampalga. themes. In th mmanlne section; show would he allocated to thc'llnqucnt accounts with employee. Tou tan buy a car snd win half there will be "Pinewood Der- tional standard code. (See SCOUTS.

Page 19) Police quoted him as taying he Kv" nwipl mi- nrm nJ fW(ir' The new code, Bowen sdd, will "Just didn't think of the money." your mony hack only at Me-Kaddln Odlllae Old.imnbll, have provisions for an enforcing exhibits. ttumm Sale! April Lee said the show has more N'ptuna llo Kite tl A H. II it l.ortf Branch. Our Solh year Joa's Seafood Tttataurant Announce tha addition of Cm Mall rvln, along with our limiRl rtna food, lul Jnd Ava Anbury Park. (Adv.) agency.

He said he hopes the code I'oa; Vaccination Clinic Tonight! Katonlown Klra Houaa, will be adopted within the next blot from (Adv.) Hranchport B'wajr. New CItU Cc'xm elector 30-60 days. P.M. (A4v.) "live" demonstrations thin any previous show. The amy east onUat hia nothing to do with any othar doalar.

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