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Murder suspect's day in court
Msy,^
Day meininri. IAM:
The vemici hr. fuss;1 v.-. h\
was exactly ::• s
. presented by tl;v '
proseeutor"s oiv.e
was kmrntabiv weik.
Of COKBO ;; iS ",,.111 ti-
for • granted thai
not guilty o; a
10 . rru ;
alleged he commilMd. . iin^i *;
system hv may nr•ver
th- trio.
same offense uffiiir
This means thiat
is -i
Harry Anplemyer , ataiis: rs—i
fo both unsolved and unasvn
Mr. AjiBleinyer, \r hi> inv
Copper Kettle eh: an Qf nidi
was a credit 10 i-his
was a civic leader and: knowl
generality in all k: nds a; csui
For reason.? wh: GT= ,11
seemed pood tc iho fi niit
eharpM, Mr. Anpisjay.
jr i«;
of uaDror>er ,«esila:
hf,ha\-;
hi
. tho
the
days
a trial
Ski him
ittt-nni:
Ham
•Lshiir
\-mn_ nun Hi hnd already
.ht fir t pnptTiUrou rnurt t-nnt it 1 laimcd that rhnstophi r
i Huphi na !ft r ^1r
ltn\ir un 1 vpt mi\ diamond
Bu iftir lap-ii ol fm \rtir
i
uitmtst hid \amJird
E Hinl unnr ltd
Foil n DttfLtui Robert
v irkt-ci hard n thi casi
'i-r th unfortunate
win h Ulminntj^ thi
hi
h h \ t
Growing by leaps and bounds
It msy no; b( siHiediawiy
notieeablf tc sonjesasy Wiikirii or.
Asbmy av,, bu; this snail fw=i3iii-;r. :
i= ETOwing vsp,, very fas: Sr fas:,
indeed, tact 1* if anybod>"f cuew
what our popuitDor tirun wii; bt
"irhsr: thi•— United'" SmiSi census ~if
coinpieted nets: year.
3: hamiy sesms UKeij- that th-.-
eeniuf fifari- wi^ be at i-?v cni
esdmaied by ^ the Smt; Q: Nrtv
Jersey. Trit Smti o: N#v ,jer«e\
airmates WE have r, popuiansr. or
somemliic uader SOOD.'
The iaxes: iBdirator o: the town's
phenomena; prowt:, comes, in figure;
released by the city this weeiT. h,
just oniNnEiar. mind you, the cin-'i
UbB- forct WK: ar b>- 1"£ peop'it,
inif meinj that -fron; March 196S" tc
March 1966. that number of extK
workerf were required to keen thinss
going ir, this eommunin-.
Putting i: another way. m March.
ISSe the city employed 274 perenns
Tha past March the tota: was SST.
National Newspaper Week
hi muld ha%i
n rstn Jann o\er T
\uar destr\i tht
1 in an editorial
in 1964. lamented the
Mr. Anpiemyer y and aiiked
overydiinp po sible he done to
hu murderer
p trial. Fiv y
all that ran
bf said 1* 'that
tiiinp passiblt«
has been done,
ver i; was wh
rnurdered Harrj/
npifniyer husinessniar: and civi
By 'RUSSELL E. HURST
Esecuove Officer: Burma Deta Cru. JourtiMistK F rsMmitv
Th* men and women who.product DassiDi; ; f
your newspape
demanding set
operatt under t
of professional
f
aadinp set p
standards that stress accuracy, fair
piay and responsibility to you. -th"'
reader.
For the reponer,. thi> mean* \.
diligent iayeh for aU the facu, iuid
doublMiheekirjg and rriple-ohec:>.drii;
for accuracy. In the • ease 0!
controversy, n, s feeto to present all
« v le wpomu.
Covering tn* events of & swiftly
i^pag. WMion=Ittder. society »
.r. euy jot. For the repent
deadlines, and with newt sourcea thai
too often may prgviai* onij
jments of tht whoit story, perhsp;
colored by
For the newspaper"; fediVj'L,
jation ii io provide a? iai;
compiei* coveragt a.; hui:
ONE YEAK AGO
Dr. Edward E.
resort cairdioiogist
BUddenij- at hit hoa
rominent i B tht affair!
horv Memuria] Hobplui:
had practieBti
tiovemor Richard
plMd B(,d
reb u i Id ing u!
Lonffptirt.Sumeni Point road
berweer,
waichdop
oubiieiv
their ber.."
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Thufiday, Oetober 9, 1969
'is,.- - ir. E1
BY THE
OCEAN CrTY SENTINEL-LEDGER. ir,r
113 8lh Street, Oeuan Ci!>. N J. u
Entered at Plan Offiw ai Oc« aJ, civ. N
, as soeond
JOHN T. STETMBRS ..............
VINCENT T, MICHELETTE........
JOHN J, fOUTHARD ,..,,.,,,,
when ?
J-'JVL YtARi
SUKCRiPTlOMIMllC.: *t.M p* , Mr „, Mll ,„
month,, SIM, EPMWhwe, «,, ,,
pmr yur UJSs *!• manltu, $1.75. w«,
ymmr. UJS. Pna Mi I»WW.B*, ID eenrf ^
WMkly »«fT Tiiurrt.,,-
FrfdMy tram MeMltf werii In June until Labor
Very natursliy, the increase in the
city's iab2r total ha* increased the
r;ty, payroli, hut nobody can
srltiEiis- this if. as apparentlj- is the
oa-t, the city i f prowinE by leaps
and bound". It^ just happened that
Aujras-; 1B5F~~diarT; seem" quite is
busy u Aupus: 1966. but that
probably was an Miusion because this
year 5S7 worKers were needed as
compared tvith 546 ir 1966.
One HwaiioTv does not rnake a
summer, nor does one municipal
labor statistic realty and truly
indicate how many people reside
perraaner.tly or ttaniientiy in Ocear:
City. Just maybe the tstrs city
workers were needed for some other
reasons.
At any rate. Ocean City really i«
growmf and the extra workers must
have been, needed or they would not
have been hired. We will be able to
tell for sure when the U.S. Census
:
Bureau releases its 1B70 figures.
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urjjiifiiJliiUbri!.. usi
Tot fvt*-rptf t
tLimjcior. i:jreh'jirutr,,
iiiir:ii;i a.;;
"Truth i tnf
Afjf,
Wlrn id; bu! vtaj,,,.<
Wt..r> KurriN!,;,, G.
bkiru-e inr :,urjl,y: o'
tluai: fjny Lngif.i.i-- Ju
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Ocean City Sentinel - Ledger
V ,*iii',ni\i
JTtL-JSuish
•isiv; and.
b AGO
opinion.
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Mr
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\jvtfi sutt'chi".'—i n
However thi. Dulyware
^!v*.f Pfj'i Authufit\ : , which
)p'-at» tni t)Q:-'y bridgi-s,
••fiuru !, ,i:cnt d'-ciim- m
ra'Ti^ un ;h^ twin npani.
^:;' >'jar. Tf;'. d'-dm" m
•jmfain-e Wai; Wkmuri .
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iff* , !,«• r>.(.',tfji.>j
n /?>
viiriuu^ etiufitriu*—m his
« ! f:cjft ID ecuuntor thi- tidv.
His STclial at the momenj • is
basiid ol his reaiizutiuri that
U.S. trcjopa wil] not forevtT
ku* 5 p him in power, hi- is
aiminp at tht monpy which
ha>. hi'rptofort.. gone into tht 1
U.S. military effort. In other
words. If he cannot have the
troops. Thleu wsnte thfc
rnoney and equipment and
aupplius which havi; kept
them in the field. He
constantly stresses that he
wante Jong.term plans on the
U.S. withdrawal.
What this, means, in
addition to wanting titruj to
train troops, equip them and
and develop leaders, is that
the Thieu regime wants- a
lon£.term commitment of
udditiond massive U.S, aid,
in the form . of - military
wibpons^ supplies and
morii-v. This, is the best he
f"i B't in today's
circumstances.
Ir, 'in.- u.'l"vispd news
t!in|i'r>"ie'- he even admitted
vViintiric atomic weapons,
thtiufih thii, was played
down by wis.'r heads later
DMC-iiuw atomic weapon war
i: L; two-way street. Their
J- J '- with U.S. troops
involved, and the reply
v,'tiich would come, ' could
touch off a major nuclear
iiif, public relation*
rt. Thi.u i-viidi-s, tht two
IW.UIB. whif:h rnijjht rad
rii-hliriR. . Dri(. is his
riiiUNn Hi. ir. a Cathiuiic
lfi '"'t in B Buddhist
ify- Hi y; at) obvious
u':t .j[ a hundr'-d yi-urs
Frir.th tuioBnl
inali'jri.- u miiii-ft tr, tht.
rr.-r, '•ii Uiri|;iiBl!•••» ."l... all Ulonf/ he was innocent, andfMJ"^ (Ji|
• '>>'.","! >.*,,. •-'•'•>•'»"•'" ii,,,,, llllrl,llt t:itll n t ! V l ; T h Q r c t r j e d o n the s 8 6 . ^ BHU
t';-v,r.:
r i
^ d f
I"'---.' .-),.,, •*.„. wi, lf.,,',; "'ly.of UH. At any rate, the aim
'•"•':'•'• >•'"' hi.,,,,,,,,, !„..„'„ v«i:aii.jn ,i n d for ; that' we.,. 5 '
i,- -;::::.. ,;::•>• • •>.• "w C n,r*1
are going to occupy space in th« "? W ,m, • Mass
•« RDAY •
you better be sure to toe th
I t.m. • Muss
Holroyd will know the reason whv
|o 51.30 arid 7:30 to
penalties for violations will be*
p.m. ^ Confessians
unpleasant. At any rate, BuUdinn
AY •
Connor, a peaceful man, has direc
.._.., 10:30 "a.m. and FIRST amnai
to trend softly. After all, highly
. Muses
which may. affect national security taDAY •
peace are being weighed in the'"
7:30 p.m. 11 a.m.
close at hand. Thus far nobodv naj i»
11 a.m
out in the street as the result" of S
WtsifK f §day
•DAYS
t—
move, but City Commissioner David T
8 p.m .
9:30 a.m. and
told us .wistfully this week that "he wot
Dailysend
some of the city offices c 1 Masses
Noon io
-"--
• Pastoral Service
Hall basement in the space now oc
Fire Department. This " merry little BO ,
"Are
involve, among others, the fas Asse-,
RANCES CABRINI B.C.
i, ind Atlantic Ave.
City Clerk, It would also involve &?£*
fellism P. McOorristan ,
at a new fire station somewhere else I ton
wouldn't cost much. It could be d 0M u&
The
quarter of a million, maybe a lot less « —Mass
not only started us thinking, but K a
0 t o
envious. And when we get envious we turn i
3 0
Confessions
peen color,
'
blind,
.._.._. * » •
pr9rio:in v n:3o „:„,;
JLAUY OF GOOD
.UNSEL K. C.
Jrl. and Aibury av.
|Joieph McCauiey, Pastor
How
cpansive
\h Your
Love?
I thts Syndiy to the Chris.
%c! Radio Stries for tomi
'ill Insights on this quit.
[til area it is heiiril ,
!M0 k.e. 9 a.m.
DiM0k.c. 9;«a,m.
MBLE SPEAKS
TO YOU
Sunday—
«. U, 10,
-SO Iind 7:30 to
and
7, K. MIK! HI a.m. Miiw,c,s
* * *
sciENTisr
8th St. iuid Aiiburv riy
II
OF CHRIST.
— Sunday Serv)e.j
— Sunday Sehm!
- Testimony mceHriB
•3 p.m. — RsarlnB
Sin, DUenae, jnd
Death sBe«l?" is the «ubj«t
of the LcEnn-Stmiiin to be
read this Sunday in all
Chrislian Science ehurehei.
public is welcome to
attend,
"And great multitudes
eame unto him, having with
them those that were lune,
dumb, maimed, and
many _otherg,_arid_c«t-them
down at Jesus' feet; and he
healed them," This pgnage
from Matthew is included in
the sermon. One of the
correlative passages from the
denominational textbook,
"Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures" by
Mary Baker Eddy, U as
follows: "Sickness, sin, and
death being inharmonious,
do not originate In Ood nor
belong to His government.
His law, rightly undentood,
destroys them."
Services beginning at 11
a.m, will be held in fast
Church of Ohriit Scientist,
8th st, and AJbury av.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
7th and Wesley a¥.
Preaching Christ Crucified,
Arimsn,
and- Coming Again.
Rev. William R, Allen, ThJ4,,
Pastor
Sunday —
_ 9:30 a,m. . Graded
Sunday School Classes for
each member of the family
John H, Pfeeffli, General
Superintendent. You are
cordially invited to come to
Sunday School and stay for
church.
11:00 a.m. . Morning
The Godfrey-Smith
Funeral Home
HIRIfRT L. GODFREY, MfP.
Eitablished J896 ~"
809 Centra! Avenue
tfng for the future, as in the pmt, thm
Mf and most dignified funeral service.
IN TIM! OF TROUBLi WE ARE AS
NiAR AS YOUR PHONI _ DIAL W.Q077
*aon to Ocpou City's First Funeral Director
OClAN CITY
MUSIC PUR
^Hyn T#rra«j and
'"• ioardwalk
'•with and *h strmt
Worship, Sermon • "Security
in an Iruecurc World"
11:-- «,m, • NurEcry
6:15 p.m. = Senior
Chriitian Ende»vor
7:30 p.m, - Evening
Worship, Message . "Delayed
Answer! to Prayer",
Director of Muiie . Henry
C, Loper; OrginUt — Clevius
Breneaer] Parkins on Wesley
«¥,, next to chufeh. A
cordiiU weleomg a you
eneh Surrfsy,
Monday —
8:00 p.m.
Daughters Circle
King's
Tuesday —
' I
1:00 p.m. • Bethany
Circle, John Calvin Circle,
Deborah Circle, Doreus
Circle, Philathea Circle, Irene
Harper Circle.
• 3:18 p.m. • Bible Club
for girls and boyj. (1st
throu^i 3rd grades)
8:00 p.m, • Salem Circle,
Westminster Circle
8:00 p.m. • Monthly
Meeting Board of Trustees.
Church Office
* * *
Wednesday —
—Fellowship Prayer. Uroups
Meet Throughout The Day.
8:30 p.m. - Church
family Nitfht . Covered pish
Supper - Guest speaker: Rev,
William Banks, Dean, Manna
Bible Institute.
* * *
Thur»d*y —
12:15 p.m. CBMC
JUuneheon - Plymouth Inn =
Men welcome
* * *
Friday —
7:18 p.m. • Junior »nd
Junior. High 0,E, & Bell
Choir Rehearsal. Lower
Auditorium.
« * •
HOLY THINITY
ITISCOPAL
I lth it. »nd Central av.
Rev. Charles L. Wood,
D, Ed,, feetor
Today COiur^iiy) —
7 a,m, , Holy Coramunlon
7 p.m.. . Choir Reheanal
• • *
Tomorrow (Friday) —
S p*m< * Fourth session ef
the Sunday School Institute
* » •
Sunday (19th Sunrtny
after Trinity) —
8 a,m, . Holy Communion
10 a,rn, - Morning Prayer,
sermon and Church School
7:30 p.m. - irening
Prayer
* * *
Monday —
8 p.m. • Vestry meeting '
• • •
Tuesday — -
9:30 a.m. . Holy
Communion
OCEAN CITY BAPTIST
CHURCH
iOth st. and Wesley av.
Rev. Da«d P. Wright,
D.D., Pajtor
Sunday —
9:30 a.m, • Sunday
School with claMes for every
member of the family.
WiUiam J. Redding general
•uperintondent
10:45 . a.m, • Worship
Service. Orfaniit, Mrs. David
P. Wright, David E. Young,
SPECIAL RALLY
PROOF THAT OOD ISN'T DIAD
EVANGELIST BOB RHOADES
PleaM b« my gutat for ••rvlen
you will lon( r«mefTTS«r, Prl*»r
will be offered fo, th»» witfi
spiritual and physical need* in
their llvaa, and I will b» daliverrng
timely Intpirallonil mmiiiti
from Ood'* word.
STAUTi FBIPAY,
OCTOBIR l«k Him
THURSDAY, OCTO1IR f«Hi
•IRViCU
DAILY 7:45 P, M.
SUNDAY ];N and 7iM P. M.
THI OCJAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER
CHURCHES
vocalist,
Wright
10:40 a.m.
Nursery downstairs
11:18 a.m. . 12:00 noon
- Service broadcast from
main auditorium on Radio
Station W S L T 15Z0 en
the dial
12:30 p.m. . 1:30 p.m. -
Musical Meditations" one
hour of the finest in
Christian music with David
Wright, host, pn Radio
Station W S L T, 1620 on
the dial
7:30 p.m. . Evening
Oospel Service. Bob Adams
song leader. Bob Keys,
vocalist. Message by Pastor
Wright. •
Night V-I :30 KI Nursery
pm - '
Su P e " i «