Big ncrease The NJA also requested a big ncrease in pay for ducation De- to rood Withdrawal WASHNGTON (AP) Soviet troops are 1 being withdrawn from very slow rate, US. t said t would back a sales or income tax or a combination of both- to raise the money. The NJA submitted a statement at today's "hearing asking that the budget nclude both the ncrease in aid and the income from a broad-based tax. The New Jersey y ducation As- in organisation of teachers, was prepared to urge a Ouch larger increase n state school aid, backed by a.
Rutgers alone i«seeing to ncrease its.state appropriation from $21 million to $41 million. who resigned^ came to $39 million this year. H'leiv Krupa, Freehold wag hired as t olerk :st as annua) nliry of $J.D» tn> replace Miss Oayle Mllllgah. Draw, Little Oliver, to ttach mathematics: at eq annual 'salary- of $4,700 Fred. Three teachers were hired-to fill vacancies.created by resignations and m«ternitv> leaves,' They were Jerome 1 B. Committee concerning an increase in the salary guide. Saunderf said the board would meet tonight with 1 the Teachers.'. Tilton to-answer the fetter, acknowledging its receipt and expressing the board's sentiment Budget latro Set The'board scheduled,'a-.me«ting for Dec.* 10- to -ntroduce its 1963 budget. He added, that VWe'have always tried,to «ut our budget to the.tans." ArifyirMadfe (How«)l ^ownare ncreased, " get crucified, so you'.know 'm sw*re "of, the tax situation.' The board authorized Secretary- ra C. Newbpld (Colts Neck) said the Boird-jnembefs could run the business of the board wiwmt any *ejp.from from Collins. The appointment was madehis.township was r also under a severe tax burden this year because of its revaluation problem.-' - Douglas T.
dwards, Brjdgeton, has J>een named recreation'director* here. Middletown Picks Recreation Director MDDLTOWN - The Recreation Commission announced last night that Robert B. The original home on the site was built in W93, but was later burned, by tha British. He Mid he felt such' a project would create traffic congestion hi that area. The Taster Corp., Newark, will seek a vari leading to the site. Stewart was admitted to Community Memorial Hospital n-toms and listed in comfortable condition, ' ' MDDLTOWN. He managed to.get to his car and drive 25 miles to Newcomb Hospital to get treatment n Manchester Township, Ocean- County, Stewart was wounded in the shoulder by a shot that ricocheted after being fired by Russel Pingatore of 522 High St, Long Branch. TOMS RVR MAN HURT Wolf, hunting alone near Weekstowo in Atlantic County, slipped from a tree stand and had a toe Wasted from his right foot by his 12-gauge shotgun. He was treated at the medical center, then transferred to Cooper Hospital in Camden, where his condition today was fair. He had climbed a tree and was pulling his shotgun up after him on a rope when the weapon' discharged. 32, Toms River: Fulmer shot himself in the left leg while hunting in Tewksbury Township, Hunterdon County. Xx.h.rt,ft.JfWotUfm l«td«rofv«b*li4f«inst f 0itiiV 4 in>lqrth"bpm»«,bfgnai>d Sarawak, h«idj ftp recording cg d microphone c p during di g and brought the animal down. partment t suggested ducation Commissioner Frederick M. These, tems for settling their Himalayan border conflict. Cettege AM NW DLH, ndia.0p)-> n addition to the requests at reactlon to Prime Minister Nehru's rejection'of Peking** terms today's hearing the ducation Department will be seeking money to operate state colleges and Rutgers ' University. Hughes to cut these requests before submitting them to the legislature next February. :, Both the state aid and pension requests are made up, largely of mandatory tems whicii the state must-pay under law.
The ducation Department proposed spending : *»,4M,O9 oa teachers' pension contributions increase of almost $8 million from this year. T total for the fiscal year would be $116,277,689. ^ 20,975 Dial SH l-00l ncrease of almost $10 million state aid to local schools. 1 v -* M.KQmiml tad Www W*,^ h the upper je.
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