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ASBURY PARK EVENING PRESS, June 13, 196S 15 Art Buthvald 45 Are GraduatedFrom Deal School extended greetings to the audi- ence. Renee Freedman and Robert! Katz, graduating students, intro DEAL Parents and friends watched as 45 students were graduated from Deal Elementary School last night. The traditional processional KH BEACH HAS COME TO opened the program, followed WASHINGTON "The Subcommittee on Violence will come to order. Will someone please turn off that television "Sorry, I was fascinated by a commercial of two people kidnaping a car dealer and stealing the car. It's rather an extraordinary way to sell cars." "Well, we don't have time to discuss that now.

We have to get down to the business of violence. Senator, do you mind putting down that magazine? We're ready to begin the meeting. Senator class are Mary L. Angelillo, George T. Apostolos, Susan Bah-lav, Ann D.

Brooks, Jay S. Buck, James R. Carpino, Claire E. Chazen, Joseph P. Cleaver, Kyle A.

Cohen, Ellen S. Cohn, Peter T. Cole, Joseph K. Cramer, George J. Fahoury, Debra L.

Freedman, Renee C. Freedman, Ronald M. Goroway, Russell C. Govett. Also Raina A.

Grossman, Melissa S. Harris, Carole L. Hirsch-mann, Steven T. Jeffries, Alli son G. Kassig, Robert A.

Katz, Brian K. Kean, Brendan W. Kelly, Jeffrey B. Lang, Gary S. Levy, Cynthia R.

Lewis, Arnold O. Mascolo, Mary E. Matovsky, Elizabeth A. Morrissey, Michael Morrissey, Ellen Pastore, Alison Prager, Lucille P. Puth, Samuel Rockwell, Peter Rubin, Nancy J.

Steadman, Robert L. Tillis, Gregory C. Tinios, Joyce Van-Slooten, Deborah Wade, Donna J. Williams, Stehpanie Williams, and Valerie Woiton. duced the Glee Club, which sang a medley of patriotic tunes.

A program entitled "It is Our Land," included songs and discussions of "Where Are We "What Can Be "What has Already Been and "Let Us Be by the 'Star Spangled Banner" sung by the entire assembly, and "Bles3 This Home" sung by the eighth grade. The diplomas were awarded by Martin Conn 3rd, a member of the Deal Board of Education. gin." Members Graduating student Peter Cole of the graduating Subcommittee on Violence Findi Itself Disorderly election coming up, and if I don't murder my opponent in the primary, I'm a dead duck." "Let's not talk politics now. We have to think of witnesses we want to call" "I hope we come with something concrete because I have to give a graduation speech and I've been beating my brains out trying to think of something to say." "If you don't beat your brains out, the students will do it for you." "Very funny." "We're getting off the subject again, gen-tlemen." "I'd like to say one thing before we get started. We can't keep the secretaries on the committee late unless we can escort them home by the police." "I'm not sure the police will agree on that." "But how are we going to get the report out on time? "We could work Saturdays.

"That's no good. I'm going hunting on Saturday." "We'll face that problem when we come to it." "I believe that the first thing we should do is write a preface to the report deploring violence." "That's a stupid idea." "Don't call me stupid unless you want to step outside." "Order, order! Can't we keep our feelings under "If I'm going to work on this committee, I demand respect." "Drop dead." "It looks as if we're not going to get anywhere today. Let's adjourn until tomorrow." "Good idea. It will give us a chance to-read up on why people are always resorting to violence." I 1 'f '7l i 4 1 I "Huh? Oh excuse me. Look at this.

Here is a carbine for sale by mail for only $28. How the blazes do they do it?" "Probably some foreign make. My constituents are furious at the flood of foreign guns 1 coming into this country." i "I don't blame them. If you're an Ameri- can gun lover, the least you can do is buy American." "Gentlemen, can we call this meeting to order? We're trying to get to the causes of violence and "Listen, before we start, I saw a movie the other night and found it damned interesting. It was a cowboy picture and it may have had a little too much blood for everybody's taste, but I never saw anything so realistic." "Talk about realism.

Did you see that shot of the soldier on the news last night on TV just as he got hit and "This meeting must come to order immediately. We are here today to discuss the causes of violence in the United States." "May I ask a question? Will we be done by four? If I don't get home early my wife will kill me." "Knowing your wife, she would, too." "May I repeat, gentlemen, we're here to discuss violence. Let's not get off the track." "Well, we get on with it? I've got an Inside Report 24" Complete Vcnify An dl White Bathroom is the Nicest 82.88 3pc. hUUilUxiJi; I II 1 Presto's Fbwisj Script For Ywr Home tire raimlitv Itmi-ffHH-Hi Attractivt whitt ond gold gJitter vonity. Two hingt doom plus rim sink and a pop-up faucet with lucitt handles.

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Keating, who lost the seat to Kennedy in 1964 and is now a state appeals judge. But there is no chance that Rockefeller will appoint a Kennedy By ROWLAND EVANS and ROBERT NOVAK WASHINGTON Gov. Nelson Rockefeller has decided to offer Robert F. Kennedy's Senate seat to Mayor John V. Lindsay of New York City.

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Reg. 10c ft. 7c ft. Board of Education, awarded diplomas to: Karen Applegate, Richard Bailey, Steven Ballard, Catherine Ballerino, James Banta, Jeffrey Barr, Joseph Biraghi, Peter Blodis, John Brower, Karen Bruno. Randy Bruton.

Daniel Burke, Stephanie Ca-pestro, Gordon Carver, Patricia Casey, Hawley Cassidy, Margaret Clancy, Dorothy Dahlberg, Bonnie Doerzbacher, Patricia Drewitz, Bryant Faas, Carol Flint, Robert Gaiser. John Gifford Thomas Gif-ford, Gregory Hannah, Arthur Herner, Michael Horn, Kenneth Horner, Carol Keller, Robert Krott, Kirk Lourim, Kathleen Matthews, Linda McGowan. Jennifer Metz, Lorelei Moon, Walter Newman, Karen Rinda, Michael Ryan, Douglas Slocum, James Snyder. And John Spiess, Craig Stevens, Michael Wagstaff, Robert Werkmeister. George West, and Gregory Zach.

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