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The Jersey Journal from Jersey City, New Jersey • 5

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Jersey City, New Jersey
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THE JERSEY JOURNAL WEDNESDAY AUGUST 9 1967 Heart Victim THE TEMPLE was restricted XHARLES ANDERSON Anderson Done by Design? China Kenya Relations hear Breakoff NORTH HUDSON Sdited by tyCaig fflnlian 60th St West New York "Tel UN 5 1717 Craftsman 6J4 Bushcl Secaucus Kiwanis Persons wishing to donate blood to help replace that used Regular3299 ACTING POLICE Chief John Parr and Sapt Sal Billie commander of the traffic divis ion said more than 500 sum monses are issued each month for double parked cars Billie also advised that if car owners wish to get rid of their auto the police department will gladly pick it up if the bill of sale is turned over to them Gabriel said "Right now we have more than 40 known aban doned cars on the street wait ing to be picked up But we are determined tn make this ordi nance 6 HP 4 Cyclc Engine THE IRST car to go waa 11 black sedan with four flat tires and no license plates parked at 61st and Jefferson Streets for several weeks according to po lice The car was presumed to be abandoned they said i The towaway ordinance was in troduced in June after a Jersey Journal story reported that the double parking problem had be come more acute in recent months ACCORDING to the ordinance any abandoned or illegally park ed car taken from the street will cost the owner and $2 a day for storage if reclaim ed An out of town motorist in ad dition will pay $10 to assure his appearance in court to answer any summons If a car is not claimed it will be auctioned as an abandoned vehicle COMMISSIONER Raymond (Abriel director of public safe ty said the police department is confronted with One major problem in clearing the streets of abandoned and Illegally park ed cars And that is where to store them The one available lot can accommodate only 30 ve hicles can take up to 45 days to prepare the cars for auction if the owners do not claim The State Commission on Le galized Games" of Chance will hold a hearing Aug 21 on" an appeal oi a wrm neigen leipj pie and recreation halt The Temple Beth and North Bergen Gardens a'p pealed to the commission to re duce' a three month penalty stemming from what the com mission said were '(Violations that occurred on May 3 1966 tor three months and North Ber gen Gardens from aliowihz games to be played in its halt for the same period According to the commission the temple and recreation haj were penalized for allowing the manager of the hall to assist in conducting bingo games and for distributing free gifts penknives and dishes to players VICE PRESIDENT Mol Im mediately denounced the Chi nese letter as a breach of pro tocol and as interference in Ken internal affairs The govern jnent then expelled the Chinese charge Li Chich and recalled the Kenya ambassador from Peking 1 The arrogance of the Chinese embassy has encouraged a group of parliamentary backbenchers in ruling party to re new their pressure for a break in relations with Communist China and the opening of rela tions with Taiwan Just a few weeks ago for example 20 mem bers of parliament held a re ception in the parliament build ings for a representative of the Taiwan government Three min isters showed up All in all It was a remarkable turnout for the representative of a govern ment that has no diplomatic re lations with Kenya THE CHINESE chose to treat the window smashing as an in ternational incident In a diplo matic note to the Kenya govern ment the Chinese described the incident as gross insult to chairman Mao Tse tung and to the Red "We said the Chi nese "that the Kenya govern ment out severe punish ment to the culprits compensate for the losses and take effec tive measures to put an end to anti Chinese To underscore their point the Chinese added: who will ingly act as pawns of imperial ism and modern revisionism in opposing China will surely eat the bitter fruits of their own making or are lifting a rock only to drop it on their own ILLEGAL PARKER West New police start cracking down on illegal parking with Patrolman John Haemmerle tag ging offender's car it 60th Street ard Harrison Place In surrounding the Chinese em bassy One display had photo graphs grouped under the title: "The people of the world study ing Mao Tse The other had photographs under: pathbreak ers in the great proletarian cul tural Save 2195 1 Craftsman NOI TRIED to show the dif ference at a news conference by saying that the books by Mao were banned in Kenya Actually as Moi discovered later this was true of the "selected but not the So he banned the the next day In the past the main Chinese activity in Kenya has been fi nancial support of Oginga Odin ga vice president of Kenya un til 1966 and now leader of the small opposition party Aside from that the Chinese passed out a few copies of propaganda booklets and magazines They had no foreign assistance pro gram Special to The Jersey Journal NAIROBI Kenya officials are so annoyed with the Chinese Communist Embassy here that they flare up at any minor move the Chinese make The irritation developed after a series of Chinese pronounce ments which offended the Ken yans during the last few months Now relations between the two governments are tenuous they might even break OUR THE IRST 12 MEN behind the Meadowlarks Drum and Bugle Corps will be honored tonight at the meeting of die Secaucus Kiwanis Club at Restaurant The men are: John Hohmann Gus Wilke Lou Weber and Walter Ward Speaking athe interclub meeting Aug 16 at the Plaza Restaurant will be Jack Taylor of the Garden State Race Track 1EAM XOEBUCK AND Bronx NY East Orange lushing I ordham RdM KENYA REJECTED the de mand refusing to accept any i of the windows In late May Tom Mboyamin ister for economic planning and development told the Kenya Parliament during a debate that instead of worrying just about the activities of the US Central Intelligence Agency Kenyans should be concerned about the agents of all foreign powers in cluding Communist China A month later the Chinese embassy took the extraordinary step of writing a letter of pro test to the local Nairobi news papers The Chinese accused Mboya of trying divert at tention of the Kenya people from their anti US struggle and to sow discord in and sabotage the friendship between Chinese and Kenya Brush adjust on handle from minus to plus 2 a inch gets all leaves grass clippings debris Irom lawn or driveway Easy to push with 10 inch rubber tires Rugged vinyl bottom rot Pop Warner ootball Assn MEMBERS THE WEEHAWKEN Pop Warner ootball Association will meet tonight at the Weehawken Democratic Club 217 Hackensack Plank Road to discuss a charity drive Pat rick Lombardi association president announced that the will field a team which will play its first game Sept 16 at Roosevelt Stadium Union City THE CHINESE offended the Kenya government so much that some western diplomats believe It was done by design An example of the Kenyan irritation came a few days ago when Vice President Daniel Arap Moi accused the Chinese embassy of interference in do mestic affairs because it had mailed some Mao Tse tung but tons and some copies of his works" and to a secondary school teacher in a small country town angry accusation was surprising since the Chinese mailing differed little from what other embassies including the American try to do Many US information service oamohlets find their way to Kenya second African youngsters broke responsibility for the breaking ary sukxjis a machine for each school i nA rVXB wt alxA AUU wiu inv UCVIUOJ IU 4UT00n 4nfallao4 am Laai aztawifVM uu UUUi glass at a cost of about $350 and partitions erected in unused Weber who is retiring after hall space for storage purposes 15 years as the bank's chief both at the Webster School executive 7 Protective rubber mats cost Stanton was a vice president of the irst National Bank of ing 4bout 'Jersey City in charge of that protect the basketball floor Regular f'i 4 I Union Ciy Rotary TO ENCOURAGE BETTER UNDERSTANDING of the wide scope of Union City Rotary committee chairmen will explain duties and functions at tonight's meeting at the Swiss Town House 3312 Hudson Ave To guide its members during the re cent time of stress the club offers a prayer written by St rancis of Assisi which begins make me an instrument of your peace Where there is hatred let me sow love Represents WNY Legion Charles Anderson member of West New York Post 15 American Legion has been elec ed national delegate to the Le gion convention in Boston at the end of the month nderson was 180 selected to represent the post at the state convention In Wildwood early next month "Anderson celebrates his 52nd birthday tomorrow irst National Bank Elects John Stanton John Stanton has been elected have' executive vice president of the irst National Bank of North Bergen He will succeed John 3 DAY SALE! linger tip height of cut adjusters on all four wheels Die cast aluminum housing for strength without weight A great performer aluminum light for easy built for dependable end extra long service Integrated hydraulic fuel primefeatures faster starting a "rt NO MONEY' DOWN on Sean ESy iaj mel la Audio Device Blood Donors Bingo 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