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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1960

Page

6

Hillside Times staff details and publication info

The Hillside Times is printed and published weekly on Thursdays at 1443 North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey. Sidney Silverstein is business manager and Robert Kaplan is editor with telephone WAverly 4 9207 listed.

Elizabeth N. J North Broad Street Hillside New Jersey THE Hillside Times Publishing Company Sidney Silverstein Robert Kaplan Telephone Waverly

Subscription Rates and Reader Communications Policy

The Times lists annual rates of 3.50 dollars and single copies at 10 cents with postage to Canada and abroad added. It invites reader letters and items, requiring writer name and address for good faith, and notes anonymous submissions will not be published.

the Times United States Canada The TIMES

UN and Congo Crisis Prompt New Hope for Action

The piece argues the United Nations has been ineffective yet could become crucial amid Congo unrest. It cites Walter Lippmann on the Congo’s turmoil, noting stark violence and government collapse as symptoms of unprepared independence and fragile institutions.

United Nations Walter Lippmann Congo Congo Republic Lippmann

UN intervention urged to prevent Congo chaos and world split

Lippman argues United Nations force, drawn from neutral states including Africa, could prevent Congo chaos as great powers provide only support. Hoover warns against reducing prison sentences and dangers of lenient justice as public safety risks rise for victims.

Soviet Union United States United Nations Congo

Nulton Commands 78th In Training

Fort Dix reports convoys of trucks and buses returning members of the 78th Division (Training) to home stations as two weeks of active duty training ends. Major General Henry G. Norton praises the unit’s performance and readiness for possible mobilization. Brigadier General H Russell Morss Jr and Colonel John G Cassidy serve as assistants.

Fort DIX Garden State 78Th Division Jersey Lightning Trenton Camden Montclair Northfield H. Russell Morss, Jr Summit John G. Cassidy Nutley

Pingry Finishes Summer Session

Pingry School closed its summer session on August 18 with more than 550 students across four divisions. The reading department served 170 pupils, 41 classes were offered, and William Satz led the department while August Gavornik headed psychologist services. The recreation program, run by Mr and Mrs Reese Williams, supported a rain or shine plan with 206 participants and 21 counselors assisted by the Williams family.

William Satz Battin High School August A. Gavornik Elizabeth Reese Williams Williamises

Summer Session at School Highlights Transport System

Theodore Mayhew heads Upper School with Richard Bald win in Middle and Mrs Edward Clayton in Lower School. Charles Lahr runs a bus fleet of three large buses and eight station wagons for daily transport. A July 28 staff picnic drew about 125 people, chaired by Robert Coulter. Edward Cissel notes personal counseling and small classes as the program’s key benefit.

Theodore L. Mayhew Richard S. Baldwin Edward ©. Clayton Charles A. Lahr Robert Coulter Edward W. Cissel Pingry

Hillside Chapter Charter and Installation Dinner

Wednesday Board of Health notes a Hillside Chapter event for Unico National featuring chartering and installation, held after a health board meeting on September 1.

Board of Health Hillside Chapter Unico National Board of Education Hillside Aveue P.T.A. Baker & Taylor Baker & Taylor PAL

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